Violin Choir Forms in Lawrence to Learn Ensemble
A new violin choir in Lawrence grows from the Violin Club formed last year by Miss Paul Hopkins. Members study piano and violin while learning other instruments. several serve as accompanists. Their first public service was at First Methodist church, with future plans including a 125-voice federated choir in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paul 1 Hopkins
O Sunda
First Methodist Church
Foemaker
Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church
Kansas City
Gwendolyn Was
Louise Wiedemann
Helen Evans
Eugenia Howard
Kate Aldwell
Vena Flory
Frances Eberhart
Hazel Lynn
Ruth Wade
Dorothy Schubert
Topeka
Richard Rice
Ions
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss Hopkins
University of Kansas
Waldemar Verich
Jacques Gordon
American Conservatory of Chicago
Charles S. Skilton
Eae
Mrs. C. A. Hall to Speak on Patch Work Quilts Here
Leavenworth leatherworker and author Mrs. C. A. Hall will give an illustrated talk on patch work quilts next Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Hall known as Madame Hall began quilting as a child and later ran a dressmaking shop with many employees. She wrote a book on patch work quilts illustrated with 700 patches and 119 quilts now with publishers. Hall has created 1000 quilt blocks many original, 100 displayed at Spooner Thayer museum. She is active in local state clubs, owns a large Lincoln collection donated to the Kansas State Historical Society, and maintains a Roosevelt memorabilia corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hall
Leavenworth
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Hall
America
Former Lawrence Couple Visit Hawaii on Way to the Orient
Mrs C E McClung and Dr McClung, headed to Yokohama to assist reorganizing university medical courses, share in Honolulu’s warm reception and three weeks of island hospitality. Mrs McClung writes of luau ceremonies, torched villages, leis, and vibrant dances, plus the island’s scenery, fruits, and pineapple harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Hawaii
Orient
C. E. McClung
McClung
W. J. Baumgartner
Mr. McClung
Zoological Department
University of Pennsylvania
University of Kansas
W. C. Curtis
University of Missouri
Japan
Yokohama
Waikiki
University
Clarence
Beatrice Belkin Debuts With Chicago Opera in New York
Beatrice Belkin, known as Mrs Joseph Littau, has sung with major U S opera houses and recently debuted as the heroine in Barber of Seville with the Chicago Opera Company in New York. A critic praised her steady technique, florid vocal fluency, and refined interpretation though noted initial nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Belkin
Chicago Opera Company
New York
Joseph Littau
Anema
United States
Metropolitan Opera Company of
Felow “Theater
Mias Belkin
Stephen Wise
Hiikin
Reaina Wa
Fragmentary note on children's fears and room behavior
The text appears as a fragmented brainstorm about spooks inducing fear in children. It mentions letting children have space, observing who eats, and who can bob for apples, with unclear context and missing details.
Foreign Relations and Cosmopolitan Education in Schools
The piece urges welcoming foreign students and families to broaden American children's views. It argues for equal opportunity in language learning and cultural exchange, noting bias against foreigners and suggesting parents and teachers invite European travel ideas, multilingualism, and cross cultural activities to reduce provincial attitudes.
Local Views in Display by Prof J M Kellogg
The Spooner Thayer museum opens a fall show of about forty watercolors by Joseph M Kellogg professor of architectural design at the University of Kansas. Most works were painted at Laguna Beach California over two summers with scenes including the Pioneer cemetery west of the University Brown s Grove and Blue Mound among others. The exhibit runs until early November before a follow up show of American watercolors from the Gollexes Art Association of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Joseph M. Kellogg
University of Kansas
Laguna Beach
Cal
Kellogg
Old Pioneer Cemetery
University
Brown’s Grove
Blue Mound
Gollexes Art Association of Newark
Halloween Carnival Sandwiches and Spooky Cookie Delights
A vintage recipe page showcases Halloween Carnival Sandwiches with buttered buns and celery butter, plus a detailed bake of apples with cinnamon and sugar. It also describes thin round cookies to bake and decorate with chocolate frosting to resemble facial features.
Household Tips From a Historic Page
Household tips offer quick guidance on kitchen tasks and prep. Readers learn to prepare gelatin in cold molds, melt butter for sandwiches, and pair pineapple or raisin sauce with roast pork and ham, plus tips for flavoring ham and pears.
Linoleum Care Ad Offers Polishing Tips
A brief note explains linoleum lasts longer and looks better when kept polished. It suggests applying a thin coat of polish after drying and then buffing or polishing to finish the surface.
Halloween party and club notices fill social pages
Social notes record Mrs H E Don Carlos entertaining at a Vendredi club luncheon in favor of Mrs Seaenses Sr Swarts. The Four O Clocks hosted a Halloween party at the Elks club with Jack Coon providing music and punch wafers and candy served. Dozens of locals attended including Helen Louise St Clair Bernice Bell Caroline Bell Lucille Jones and many more. Other items include plans for Halloween events at the Knowledge Hill school and the Home Aid Safety party hosted by Mrs KH G Van Neste with a ghost greeter and autumn decorations. A plate supper for Knowledge Hill is set for October 31 at 8 pm at the Echo House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Don Carlos
Vendredi Club
Elks Club
Jack Coon
Helen Louise St. Clair
Bernice Bell
Caroline Bell
Lucille Jones
Laurine Downing
Lucille Myers
Virginia Saunders
Joan Long
Camilla Scott
Ruth Wiedemann
Luella de Forest
Helen Jenkins
MM. Jones
Mary Ann Harling
Knowledge Hill School
Echo House
Miza Erhart
Stobng
Aiternet
KH. G. van Neste
Home Aid Safety
Mra
Frank McGrade
Frank Bere
Zeb van Neste
R. L. Anderson
Keo
Tee P. Olmsted
HG Corel
Thea Vane
Neh ‘An Neste
Carl Graeber
Women exemplified initial work for two candidates
A fragmented social page notes women in leadership roles and club activities. Miss Lynn Makepeace hosted events. various chapters meet with officers listed. A long sequence of social gatherings, meetings, and future plans for women’s clubs and associations is described with names, dates, and venues scattered throughout.
Social Calendar Notes With Bridge Club Dates
Social calendar lists events at Oread bridge club and Geamos club including Mrs Gores Docking dinner and Mrs Keeler bridge, with Mrs Kinney and Mrs Larrabee in Kansas City versus Microoles club. Other entries mention flower clubs and a thimble club gathering, plus various social engagements through the week.
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Beneay Mies
Elthe Leman
Kircbhoff
Oread
Sire Jehan
F. B. Strong
Thimble “Club
Mire
Juste Tota Nu
B. Noll
Flower
Ball
Jay Op Theleside Club
Ae Eieon
Cotonial Air and
aWiter Keeler
aWiter Keeler, bridge ‘Geamos_club
F. B. Larrabee
Kanms
City
Micrcoles Club
D. Kinney
Local social notes list visitors and weekend trips
Mrs Sharon and Mrs Rynereon in town for a visit with Ruth Field and Ruth Stone of Los Angeles. Keely and Mrs Domenico Gagliari host at their home after two months away. Kari Klooz and Dick Wagstaff travel to attend events while Prof and Mrs Horr visit Tulsa. Mrs Morrow heads to Kansas City for a few days. Various others plan returns to Stillwater, Woodland Park, and Kansas City for weekend visits and gatherings.
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Sharon
Rynereon
W. A. Young
Ruth
Field
Ruth Stone
Los Angeles
Keely
Domenico Gagliar
Steet
Toronto
Canada
Kari Klooz
Dick Wagstaff
Peance
Miren B. E
Sea of Emporis
Ter Hastrar
Mra
Nash
Red
Corbin
Deva Corbin Ort Gaga
Mound City
Mizen’s
W. H. Horr
Tulsa
M. F. Hudeon
Osarks
R. C. Morrow
Kan- la City
E. & Buehler
Mey
Ates
Ww. A. Guenther
Gergrade
S. van Meensel
Annie Monrose
A. B. Bullene
Woodland’ Park
Colo
Lois Waples
Maxine. Matthews
Kansas City
William Docking
Kansas
Coli
Death of Reid Alexander brings relatives to Hutchinson area
Ralph Gibbs reports the death of his uncle Reid Alexander near Hutchinson. The remains were moved to Topeka for services at his daughter’s home with burial planned in Pleasant View. Family ties span Kansas counties as Rev T A Nichols of Horton officiates and George Alexander and Roxie Alexander are noted among survivors. Local connections include former county clerk services and farm ties in the Venworth and Washburn communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gibbs
Reid ‘Alexander
Hutchinson
Addie’ ‘Alexander
Venworth
Alexander
Topeka
T. A. Nichols
Horton
Colo
Mise
Roxie Alexander
Wash
Sarna
Jay Alexander
Glover
Manhattan
Morris
Jefferson
Rafa Edmonds
Local News Brief from Valley Falls Saturday Social
A Methodist Aid gathering entertained teachers and townsfolk at Valley Falls last Saturday. Notables included Lang, Ethel Cole, Ada Fore Pase, A Eraon, Ellie Mae Smurr, and Rata Qroke among others. A farmer near town Spurlock lost hogs during a late summer illness, prompting Dr B to vaccinate. Mr and Mrs Frank House of Kansas City and Mrs Gillaly of Leales visited Rebecca O’Brien, then returned home in Lawrence that evening.
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Exal Eng
Sd Sire
Tom Beperell
Methodist Aid
Fa Cat
Tata - Jigar Fy Cote
Iaisey Lang
Ethel Cole
Adafore Pase
Aeraon
A Leech
Rebecca O'Brien
Setanta
Lawrence
Bill Lace
Vi Lee
Kansas City
Prospect event with Mr. Robert Toy and family in Lawrence
An October 25 gathering in Lawrence honored Mr. Robert Toy and family as guests of Mr. Jyotta Walter Parsons. The notice notes prospects and social plans surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Toy
Lawrence
Jyotta
Walter Parsons
Nannie Bourne Arrives in Brownsville Relative Names
The readable fragment reports Nannie Bourne of Brownsville arriving to be with a relative, mentioning Lawrence as her son in law. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors, but the core note shows a family visit or reunion with a recorded relation in Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Bourne
Browns Ville
Tee
Lawrence
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Lopyright 1828 Publishers Syndicate
Prof
J. M. Kellogg
Tacnnes
Eno Carnival
He Ayrup
Sociely
Phillis Wise
Mattie Piper
Illinois Street
Tota Nu
Mrs
George Docking
Margaret Jayne Wadhams
Earl Marriott
The
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Charles Noble
George Eberhart
Cary Curry
Carroll Nickles
Eberhart
Eleteorisces
Bourree
Hanel
al Order of the Reluceant
Asctle Temple
Assembly No
Tela
Marys
Goren
Trosblood
Erst
Knights Templar
Er and Marys
Miss Lynn
Makepeace
Hunsicki
Thorton
Stadford McMillin
Misa Ariene
Lois “Mine ‘Arnold
Lethe Lemon
Sean Makepeace
T. J. Sweeney
Dl ‘ Presidi
Grace’ Huey
Baldwin
Bridge Club
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Chester Wible
Misser Hagen
Velma White
Min Lbs Pierson
W. Slaughter
Minnie Walker
E. W. Baldridge
Larrabee
Avited
Hame
F. P. O Brien
Louisiana Street
American Association of University
E. C. Buehler
George Hedrick
T. D. Prentice
Fred Bremer
Maine Street
Kanwaka Literary Club
Fred Gregory
St. Mary's
Everett Lee
E. Dean
M. C. Elliott
C. Mesenhimer
Alta Murray
Mr. Solid Men
Frank Gee Will
Halianthus Club
A. K
Orin Jordan
Beloit
Prospect
Misa Namale
Bourne
Laandyse
Connecticut
Mount Hope Nurseries
Weat Ith Street
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Madereine
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