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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
3
Mrs Maurice Benedict hosted a bridge party at the Country club with twelve tables and Japanese garden decor. Prizes went to Mrs Marie Rolldsson of Lake Charles, La, and Mrs Tom Dr. A, with a three course lunch and music by a three piece orchestra.
The item appeals to business women and travelers with a black mohair over a jade green mohair underdress. It features straight lines, a close fitting collar, and metallic button details for a youthful, practical look. Also covered are sorority events, a rushing party at Neke's hall, a peony themed garden decor, and club notices including Eastern Star and G A R gathering plans.
Choice perfumes toilet waters and atomizers Tre Jur compacts gun metal case with an extra refill offered for one dollar at Barber's Drug Store.
The social hour featured hostesses and new officers were chosen: Mrs. J. Wheeler president, Mrs. Alfred Lawrence vice president, Mrs. Rowlands secretary, and Mrs. O. Stockwell treasurer. Alpha Xi Delta will host a house dance with Mrs. Gertrude Pearson chaperoning. A Thursday Team Whist gathering and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Nina Murray were noted. A mock wedding ended with Miss Rose Dews as bride and Miss Aileen Colman as groom.
About thirty couples will be entertained at a farewell house dance tonight at the Beta Phi Sigma chapter house on Mississippi Street. Refreshments served to thirty guests. The rooms will be in blue and white fraternity colors with a three piece orchestra providing music. Miss Dorothy Marks and Miss Margaret Holmes will attend, chaperoned by Mrs Dale R. Draper and Miss Grace Ntz. Due to conflicting dates the League of Women Voters luncheon planned for tomorrow was postponed.
Row noon at Wiedemann's has been indefinitely postponed. Nancy Longanecker, after a year’s study in Boston, will reopen her piano studio at 1029 Tenn street on June 12, phone 2325 Blue.
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