Social teas honor prominent mothers and university women
Dean and Mrs Swarthout hosted a small gathering at 2 pm to honor Ella G Swarthout of Dixon Illinois mother of Dean Swarthout and Ruth Swarthout of New York City mother of Gladys Swarthout the Metropolitan Opera mezzo soprano now filming in Hollywood. Theta Epsilon held a tea at 4 pm honoring Mrs Howard Koell wife of the First Baptist pastor with a large guest list and musical numbers. The American Association of University Women hosted a tea at Mrs E H Lindley’s home with songs by J H Nelson and plans for monthly meetings and a luncheon in November. About fifty members and guests attended the junior group’s opening meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Ella G. Swarthout
Dixon, Ill
Dean Swarthout
Ruth Swarthout
New York City
Gladys Swarthout
Metropolitan Opera
Hollywood
Paramount Stuad
Theta Epsilon
Frank Strong
Howard E. Koell
First Baptist Church
E. H. Lindley
Elizabeth Meguiar
L. E. Sisson
Frances Andrews
B. Cunningham
Koelb
Strong
Paul Rankin
Helen Whetstone
Esther Eddy
Christine Krehbeil
Ray Q. Brewster
Ethel Senne
Miss Eddy
Miss Jones
American Association of University Women
J. H. Nelson
Robert Calderwood
Bergere Levere
Jeanne Fillette
Weckerlin
Mineo
Roy R. Moore
Association
Colonial
Irene Farrar
Chamber of Commerce
F. B. Davis
E B. Stouffer
Alice Winston
F. P. O Brien
Jeannette White
Merle Wallace
John Stutz
Wealthy Babcock
Nell Haney
Cute frock pattern for schoolgirls in Lawrence Journal-World
A fall winter pattern notice describes a small woolen frock for two schoolgirls with a buttoned front and shirt collar. Style No. 2062 fits sizes 10 12 and 14, requires 24 yards of 39 inch material and 4 yards of 1 2 inch ribbon for bow. Pattern and book priced at twenty five cents. send name address and size to The Lawrence Journal World Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Journal-World
Pattern Department
New York
X. Y
Local weddings and club meetings planned in Topeka area
Ann L Kiley and William F Hess wed at 5 pm with Rev Charles Puls in Kansas City. Kanwaka Good Will club and League of Women Voters study group schedule gatherings. Anniversary celebrated by J S Hatch aged 89, veteran of WWI. Various clubs including Cosmos and Round Table set meetings. Know Your School program listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann L. Kiley
Pomona
Cal
William F. Hess
Lawrence
Charles Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mr. Hess
West Ninth Street
Community Club Notes and Local Society News
Local clubs entertain and host gatherings as residents prepare for autumn events. A Newcomers club gathering is planned at Mrs. E. H. Lindley’s home with Mrs. J. H. Nelson highlighted for song. Announcements include the marriage of Adeline Halberson to Quentin L. Richard in Waterloo Iowa and a Waterloo reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Halberson
H. C. Halberson
Waterloo
Quentin L. Richard
C. A. Richard
Seneca
Richard
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Creomulsion Admerch Text Review
An advertising worded plea promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for throat and chest trouble. The ad urges prompt use and asserts satisfaction from the first battle with symptoms, implying confidence in the product.
Winter family motor tour to the east ends in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs M S Winter and their children Shipman and Virginia returned home Saturday night after a two week motor tour in the east visiting Detroit Que bec New York and Washington among other places. In Lawrence they hosted Fred Smithmeyer and Harold Longnecker of Topeka and La Vern Pratt of Centerville Iowa while Noble De Rain spent the weekend with his grandparents in Lawrence before returning to Rockford Ill He is an honor student and class president. Mrs Gordon Rogers and her daughter Betty Jane of Louisiana Mo arrived to visit Mrs Rogers sister Mrs E R Elbel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Winter
Shipman
Virginia
General Motors
Detroit
Quebec
Canada
New York
Washington
Fred Smithmeyer J
Harold Longenecker
Topeka
Lawrence
Noble de Rain
Fred Olmstead
Rockford
C. F. de Rain
Noble
Gordon Rogers
Betty Jane
Louisiana
Local residents and visitors noted in social items
Misa Jean McHenry attended Dread Training school locally. Mrs. M. W. Brady of Modesto visits the Coker home. Mason McComb and daughter of Zenith spend the day with the Brownlees. Mrs. Dunkerley La May Tubbs and Bremer return from a weekend trip visiting Bagwell dam. C. O. Sherman travels to Flagler Colorado after his mother Mrs James K. Sherman died yesterday. He is joined by his brother Earl W. Sherman of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jean McHenry
Dread Training School
M. W. Brady
Modesto
Calif
A. B. Coker
Mason McComb
Zenith
W. C. Brownlee
H. L. Dunkerley
C. M. la May
A. L. Tubbs
Fred Bremer
Bagwell Dam
C. O. Sherman
Flagler
Colo
James K. Sherman
Sherman
Standard Oil, Company
Earl W. Sherman
Ottawa
Clinton Belvoir Social Notes and Local Visits
Lawrence residents Homer Buck and family spent Sunday with Hines relatives while Miss Ann Margaret Smith visited from Topeka. Detroit World Series attendance drew Charles and Harvey Houk and others from the vicinity. Samuel Ward goes to Philadelphia to start seminary after Sterling College graduation. Local gatherings included Royal Neighbors and Stull Evangelical lunch served by church ladies. A frost hit the area Saturday night. The Charles Houk sale drew a large crowd as Mrs. Houk health prompts moving to Kanwaka. Various families visited, attended church, and noted school reentries and a Brown's Grove Sunday picnic with a cafeteria dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Buck
Lawrence
Hines
Ann Margaret Smith
Topeka
Charles
Harvey Houk
Detroit
Samuel Ward
Philadelphia
Samuel
Sterling College
M. J. Murphy
Cletus Lehman
Fred Baldwin
Mary Lavin
Francis
Stull
Doris
Arthur Dreyer
Howard Woodward
Memorial High School
Blanche Harrell
Oita
Ernest Nelson
Effie Kampschroeder Laverne
Thelma
Nelson
Walter Kampschroeder
William Kampschroeder
Richmond
Effie Kampschroeder
James Hazard
Albert Anderson
Franklin
Rita Lee Bidinger
Charles Kampeschroeder
Edith
Howard
Howard Petefish
Iowa
Brown’s Grove
Community Notes of Activities and Visits
Residents divided into groups for games and ice cream, with Mrs Ward arranging. Women sewed in church basement all day, Rev Ward entertained Clinton schoolchildren with music and story. Several households report painting, visits to Lawrence, and attendance at a K U Benedicts football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice, Woodward
Memorial High
McKay
Roy Thurber
Don Patton
Cletus Lehman
Fred Baldwin
M. J. Murphy
Tom Hout
Lawrence
Moses
K.U. Stadium
John Hout
Andrew Jensen
Edgar Kuhns
Kansas City
Ahe Kuhns
Oklahoma
Ida Dade
Topeka
Chester Baldwin Hom
Charles Turnipseed
Dade
Abe Kuhns
Belvoir
Fred Derby
George Jensen
Mary Gaines
Delbert Steele
Fasteeth Powder Promises Firm Teeth All Day
A new improved powder named Fasteeth helps prevent false teeth from rocking slipping or wobbling. It promises a firm comfortable hold with no gooey taste or sensation. Available in three sizes at Round Corner Drug Co or your drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Memorial Students Visit with Home Folks Weekend
Marian Tucker Rose Baldwin Faye Anderson and Harriet Hume, Memorial high students, spent the weekend with home folks. Rev and Mrs Hall Effingham called at the Hines home Monday afternoon. Grandma Bradley visits son Orval and family. The Merritt Woodward family and Charles Woodward of Columbia neighborhood visited relatives here last Sunday. Mrs Harry Murphy and daughters and Mrs M J Murphy spent Wednesday afternoon at the Mary Lavin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Tucker
Rose Baldwin
Faye Anderson
Harriet Hume
Memorial High
Hall
Effingham
Hines
Grandma Bradley
Orval
Merritt Woodward
Charles Woodward
Columbia
Harry Murphy
M. J. Murphy
Mary Lavin
The Big Broadcast of 1926 Radio Stars Inventory
The article catalogs radio stars offering specialties in the entertaining motion picture feature The Big Broadcast of 1926. It notes the variety of acts and the public familiarity with the performers and their specialties.
Star Studded Screen Spectacle Plans New Presentation
A star cast led by Jack Oakie Lyda Roberts George Burns and Gracie Allen headlines this production with Wendy Barrie and Henry Wadsworth. Bing Crosby Amos ’n’ Andy Ethel Merman Ray Noble Mary Boland Charlie Raggles Bill Robinson and the Nicholas Brothers provide musical numbers and tap routines. The program features songs dancing drama and a news reel plus an unusually good dance and musical feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakie
Lyda Roberts
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Wendy Barrie
Henry Wadsworth
Bing Crosby
Amos ‘'N’ Andy
Ethel Merman
Ray Noble
Mary Boland
Charlie Raggles
Bill Robinson
Nicholas Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social Cale
I. S. Barrow
C. W. Amidon
Inter Nous Club
R. E. Lawrence
Paul Winter
Lawrence Flower Club
F. W. Cutter
Fred Ellsworth
Ivan Rowe
Yi Beta Phi Alummnas Association
Srs
C. B. Car
Lawrence Woman's Club
George Bullene
R. L. H. Club
J. M. Clevenger
Floyd Fink
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Association
A. B. Mitchell
Chi Omega Alumnae Association
Amigos Club
Rusell M. Kelley
Haskell
Martin Jost
Jost
Werner Smith
Karl Kreider
Ohio Street
Royest
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Russel Harrell
Theodore Wiggins
Homer Hird
League of Women Voters
Louisiana Street
Mabel A. Elliott
J. S. Hatch
Tennessee Street
Hatch
Old and New Club
James S. Barrow
Robert M. Davis
Walter G. Thiele
Davis
Cosmos Club
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
Masonic Temple
P. W. Ewing
Girl Scout Council
Chamber of Commerceome
Martha Koken
Carthage
Charles L. Hoover
Liberty
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hoover
Chicago
Junction City
University of Kansas
Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Delta Phi
Marjorie M. Luxton
John H. Luxton
Frederick P. Krieg
Charles P. Kreig
East Orange
N. J
Preakness Reformed Church
Preakness
Luxton
Dorothy Luxton
Krieg
Round Table
A. H. Sluss
F. O. Russell
H. H. Stoneback
H. F. Leonhart
Horese
Cordley P T.A
India
Vannoy Miller
Oak Ridge Birthday Club
Carol Miller
J. C. Herriott
Frank Johns
Ray Mitchell
Elmer Wise
J.J. Bridge Club
Lester Chaffin
Dallas Jellison
Felix Tucker
Guy Smith
Illinois Street
Zodiac Club
Tesoro Club
Jack Campbell
Alabama Street
Friends In Council
Ladies’ Library League
Earnest Boyce
Indiana Street
C.D. Cowgill
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Dorothy Enlow
H. W. Hargiss
Louise Wiedemann
Alite Caldwell
Hazel Lynn
So Sew Wilting Club
Harry Anderson
Charles Ice
Cecil Button
Guy Church and Son
D. Lester Stillinger
Ralph G. Stillinger
Houston
Tex
J. Lloyd Michael
J. Earl Michael
St. Joseph
T. O. Michael
C.K. Reddick
J. Lyman
Perry Branche
Atchison
Plymouth Congregational Church
Frank J. Banks
F. H. Olney
W. E. Spalding
Elsie Marie Mullin
Betty Jane Wallace
Helen Jane Wise
Kathryn Ochse
Marilyn Williams
Beverly Essick
Doris Dunkley
Florence Eggert
Frances Mee
Janette Erwin
Mary Louise Dickinson
Mary Nell Rankin
Nancy Lee Nevin
Suzanne Charlton
Buddy Rucker
Billy Underwood
John Mason
Fred Jaedicke
Clayton Frost
Douglas Reed
Albert Pendleton
Charles Fuller
Burnette Howard
Max Kennedy
Pat Smith
O. H. Wulfekuhler
Saturday Contract Club
W. C. Simons
Rice Phelps
Harmony Circle
First Methodist Church
FE. L. Falkenstein
Warren Casey
H. W. Craig
Charles Cartwrigt
Frank Pringle
G. M. Clem
Arthur Huddleston
Josephine Duffy
Peter P. Duffy
Parsons
John Ward McQueeny
James L. McQueeny
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
J l
McQueeny
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Puff
Sion
Clinton-Belvoir
Furnitiee Co
Sea
Frances Denney
Weaver
THE
Dickinson
Independent Laundry
OVIR
Green Bros
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