Teas and entertainments honor visiting guests in local social notes
Mas and Mrs W iC Koenig host a tea tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 to honor Mr and Mrs J R McCoy of Indianapolis and their daughters Betty and Pat who arrived for Thanksgiving. Invitations go to about fifty guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Thompson of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Eugene Burt. A buffet supper will follow, with hosts H B Bullene and F T Stockton providing. The Double Four bridge club met at Mrs John Fincher with prizes awarded to Mrs John Riggs and Mrs Don Morrell. Co-Operettes tea honors international president Mrs Lou K Brown of Denver. Various bridge groups and galas followed with plans for December and national training. Sigma Chi plans a fall informal with eleven-piece band and gold and blue decor. Year Round club hosts Thanksgiving program and baskets. Rebekah Lodge notes officer elections and upcoming program at Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. Sigma Kappa pledges Helen Englehardt. John Morrison and David Anderson noted for pledges.
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W. Ic. Koenig
J.R. “McCoy
Indianapolie
Betty
Pat
Koenig
Mas
Harold ‘Thompson
Kansas City
Eugene Burt
C. B.caylor
Leavenworth
A. B. Weaver
Harold Longenecker
Adrian
Lindsey
W.' Maloney
Mitchell
H.B. Bullene
F. T. .Stockton
University Club Event Noted in Social Calendar
The social calendar lists activities for Saturday at the University club Donge. Dr. and Mrs. H Ea Singerfold are hosting a tee for Dr. Pang. Miss Dorothy Malt attends a bridge tea, while Mr. and Mrs. C B Russell host a dinner at the Bridge Club, the Manor, Hiawatha. Alpha Kappa Psi professional business fraternity has announced an event.
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University Club
Donge
H. Ea
I- Pang
Dorothy Malt
C. B. Russell
Bridge Club
the. Manor
Hiawatha
Alpha Kappa’ Psi “Professional Business’ ‘Fraternity
Annem
Personal notes from Concordia weekend visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Dick Williams and sons Dick and Edwin visit Mrs George V McConaghey in Concordia for the weekend. Mrs Williams mother Gossard of WERD visits. Myra Stevens Penney visits H J Penney home. Faye Orelup spends day in Kansas City. Dr Ee M Hopkins travels to Topeka for the day. Barbara Olinger, Topeka High School teacher, returns home for weekend. Ruth Hornby attends American Royal matinee and horse show in Kansas City. Mrs A B Mitchell visits her mother in Chanute yesterday. Mr and Mrs H H Green and son Donald and Mrs Green Sr of Pattonsburg Mo plan to stay with Mr and Mrs C T Royston over the weekend.
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Dick”Williams
Dick and
Edwin
Concordia
Kansas’ City
Faye Orelup
Kansas City
Ee M. Hopkins
Topeka
Barbara
A. B. Mitchell
Chamute
H. H
Green
Donald
H. “Green
Pattonsburg
C. T. Royston
The Cocktail Hour Costume Debate and Moral Alarm
A venting column critiques cocktail hour fashion and the era’s moral shift. It mocks daring outfits while warning against rising drunkenness and social change, calling on men to take a stand against liquor influence and protect traditional values.
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United States
F. J
Wild Duck Dressing and Roasting Techniques from Mary D Willert
Parboil wild duck with carrots or onion to reduce fishy flavor, discard vegetables, then roast with a bread crumb dressing scented with sage onions and pepper. Serve with gravy thickened with browned flour and currant jelly. Leftovers make mustard spread sandwiches.
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Mary
Willert
Mississippi
Siam Revolt News Reaches Miss Kilpatrick Letter
Miss Faye Kilpatrick in Lawrence reports late Siamese revolt news from Bangkok. Prince Bavaradej and a thousand rebels are said to be in hills. King Praathipol’s rule and a constitutional shift are discussed along with foreign ties and aid from Sayre and American missionaries. Bangkok blends modern life with traditional crafts and stark class contrasts.
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Siam
Faye Kilpatrick
A. Fri
Bangkok
Bavaradej
Jess
Miss. Kilpatrick
Miss’ Kilpatrick
Tos
Francis B. Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Sayre
Indo-China
Burma
Mr. Sayre
Wilson
America
Miss . Kilpatrick
McKean
Iam
Wat
Seasonal Style Tips for Cold Weather Attire
For winter occasions, try a bright plaid scarf and beret to lift mood and color. Pair with a tailored coat and simple accessories to keep the look cohesive yet festive.
Meaning of Farm Bureau Work to Rural Women
Lawrence Club hears a Lawrence Woman's Club program on Farm Bureau work for farm wives. Miss Amy Kelly notes adult education benefits. Mrs Beattie Collina caps lesson with home management aims. Mrs. Coleman stresses capable leaders. Mrs. Baker describes master homemaker selection and neighborly trust.
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Farm’ Bureau
Lawrence Club
Lawrence: Woman’s ‘Club
Jack Kelsey
Amy Kelly
Manhattan
Agricultural Schools
A.F. Baker
Baldwin
Two Early Rembrandts Added to Paris Gallery
Paris AP The Louvre gains two Rembrandt portraits from a French donor. One portrays a Dutchman with grey blue eyes, a broad black hat and a pointed beard. the subject’s name is unknown. The second depicts Cornelie Pronck with grey blue eyes and a fine white collarette dated 1633.
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Paris
Louvre
Cornelie Pronck
Miami
Fla
Thanksgiving Feast Draws From All Regions Across Nation
A traditional spread blends dishes from Maryland oysters to Midwest and San Antonio influences plus Florida dressings. The menu features cocktail oysters, a Greek soup variant with bacon fat, okra and tomatoes, and a Southern style roast turkey with salt pork stuffing.
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Turkey
Bezina
Maryland
Midwest
San’ Antonio
Florida
California
Thanksgiving Dinner Instructions and Recipes from Lawrence Adv
A long, OCR style recipe compilation from the Lawrence Adv column, detailing turkey prep with giblet gravy options, stuffing with cornbread and celery mix, a cranberry salad style fruit glaze, Naples style fruit glaze and New England pumpkin pie recipe. Includes instructions for dressing the turkey and making flaky fruit cake and a peculiar china- tipping hint. Also notes using day-old cornbread for stuffing and cooling pies before serving.
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New England
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al Smith
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