Lawrence Society Notes Reflect Fall Social Season
The Midland Rural Club met September 19 with Mrs. John Canary. weather prevented issues but social hour followed. October 2 featured Mrs Frank Toms as hostess with quotations and a brief business session. Guests included Miss Ka quents, Mrs Herbert Truckmiller assisting. next meeting with Mrs Pussin. Dinner party honored aunt Mrs Brown. centerpieces and flowers noted. Various clubs held gatherings at Barker School, the Unitarian Church, and homes across Lawrence with dinners, pies, auctions, and recreations. Engagements announced for Ethel Ulrich to Harold Brownlee. proceeds and hospitality described. Current events and auxiliary groups planned programs and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlland Rural Dldh
Midland
John Canary
Frank Toms
Herbert Truckmiller
Pussin
War era tribute from Mrs Don Carlos at D A R luncheon
Mrs Don Carlos praised American women for aiding overseas soldiers with canteen work, dances, and support in Grenoble during WWI. She recalled the home country’s spirit and the role of mothers and nurses, calling many soldiers and Americans “mother” and sharing impressions from the Red Triangle Girl canteen. Guests included Mrs P L Hatfield and Mrs E M Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrq. H. E
Don Carlos
Country Club
Europe
America
A.E. F
Grenoble
Alps
Grendhle
A. FE. F
A. Soldier
Quincy School PTA Sees Strong Turnout for Meeting
Fernands Berners of the School of Education spoke to fourth grade geography on Philippine Islands. Quincy School PTA met after noon, 3 30, with unusually good attendance and an interesting program. Six teacher talks on Aims of My Department followed. Chancellor Strong addressed the group. A prize bust of TirEoln was awarded to Mrs Wellman's GP requ for having the largest. or o ther of parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernands Berners
School of Education
Supevisor
Filippino Schools
Philippine Islands
Parent-Teachers Association of
Quincy Schoel
Strong
Tireoln
Wellman
There Ain t No Collection Social Dinner at Baptist Church
A big chicken pie supper will be served at the Baptist church Wednesday evening for church members and the congregation free of charge to foster better acquaintance with new members. It is a purely social event with no fundraising aim. The church reports strong finances this year, having paid deficits and contributing about a thousand dollars to the Northern Baptist Convention Six Million drive. A large turnout is anticipated. Also notes on local visits and travels of Miss Clara St John, Mrs Nellie Parks, the Landis party, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Chuarch
Northern Baptist” Convention
Mr. Stevenson Seeks Pacific Coast Move After Six Years
Mr. Harry Stevenson, who has dealt with Metropolitan Insurance for six years, is leaving Wednesday for Los Angeles California to take a better position with the same company on the Pacific coast. An advertisement notes Rankin's Dry Store offers guaranteed fountain pens. C. H. Tucker was in Toyoks yesterday and Kansas City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevenson
The
Metropolitan Insurance
Sane
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
California
Hankin Guests Return to Topeka After San Diego Visit
Br and Mrs J R Hankin hosted guests in Saw Raye before heading to Topeka en route home from San Diego California. The visit featured Mr and Mrs Roberts as part of the social gathering prior to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Brush
Ohio
Nellie Ballard
Omana
Nebraska
Kate Greentees
San Diego
California
Lawrence
Alvy Landis
Ruth Flora
Clarenee Landis
Garnette
Kansas
W. P. Sehnek
Dick Galvin
Topeka
HN. A
J. R.hankin
Tooming
Saw- Raye
Rerce
Roberts
Mente
Retailer advertises silk fabrics and accessories for holiday season
The notice touts tub silk at six dollars per two yards and promotes many silk fabrics in sizes 48 to 53, including taffetas georgettes crepes and silks in various colors and prices from 5.95 to 15.00. It highlights silk camisoles wash satin crepe and trouseau silk, stamped goods, beaded bags crafted by an expert beader, and a new line of silk shopping bags. It urges early Christmas shopping with a warning that there will be no reorders this year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William
Farnum
Bray
Enid Bennett
By C. Gardner Sullivan
Burton Holmes
Marguerite Clark
Otto Fischer
A. J.’ Vogler
Fionwe
Bh. M. Brown
Fresno
Californi
Y Smith
Barker School House
Atteml
Auction Bridge Club
Ed Bricken
Hew Auction Bridge Club
Crovd Avenue
L. H. Perkins
E. A. Bleck
Abel
Mitchell
Prince Metternich
Pendleton
League of Nations
Olin
League
Lola
Miss May Tobler
J.d. Tobler
S. B. Pardue
Ada
Eunice
Melvin
Floyd Perdue
J. S. Tobler
Ira
John Tobler
Charles Martin
Frances
A Martin
My. Am
Ad Towen
Clarice
Inura
John Bower
Elmer Sawyer
Episcopal Auxilliary
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bhiteeda Biresak
Otto
Recreation Club
J. Aules
K. U
Lawrence’ Comedy Club
Merchant’s Bank
Friends In Council
Parrish House
Congregational Church
Lewis
Russia
Frank Banks
J. R. Ulrich
Ethel
Harold J. Brownlee
Hutchinson
Carl Hunzicker
South Lawrence
Ed Hunzicker
Helen Hunszickar
Walter Hunzicker
Colon
Notting
Frank Hosford
George C. Wetzel
Northup
Georgie Kuline
Fire
Vitl
Ee Dins
Champio Reading
Tarnover
Yanks
MES. H. TE
Tabcase
Tanlac—City Drug Store
Adv
P. L. Hatfield
St. Louis
Beil Macomber
Vermont
E. M. Donald
George L. Watts
Newman
Quincy School
L. L
Phore
Our Business
City Droge
Clara St. John
Kansas City
Alpha Chi Omera House
Baldwin
Nellie Parks
Florence L. Snow
Neosho Falls
Sam Bishop
Horlick
Rankin's
C. H. Tucker
Toyeks
Green’s Chocolate Shop
Alfred Lawrence Mare
Dr. Dr. Bell
FCC
Carter Tire and Battery CO
Mass
Kim
Hester & Roberts
Bullene
New York
Silk and Dress Goods Department
Massachusetts
Indera
Tub
Evans Auto Supply
Muss. St
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