G A R Circle at Lawrence initiates new members
The G A R Circle No 7 in Lawrence initiated several new members on Saturday. Nettie Bischoff of Kansas City attended. The event included a demobilized scree and a program led by Past Patriotic Instructor Minnie After. A Reading Club meeting followed with a talk on migratory birds by Mrs. Douthitt of the University Zoology Department.
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Lawrence
Circle No. 7
Iet
Nettie Bischoff
Kansas Mo
Minnie
Cynthia Con
Lydia Alphin
Donald McArthur
E. H. Kendall
Liza A. Clark
C. K. Dow
AL Douthitt
Zoology Department
University
W. H. Kelly
Tenn. Street
Civic Groups and Faculty Members Host gatherings
Professor G Goldsmith of the KU architectural dept and Delta Upsilon member helped secure the Kanza charter and now enters the frictional fraternity business. The Round Table met with Mrs W J Gilmore at 319 East Seventh Ingleside Club gathered at Mrs Davidson 1646 Kentucky Episcopal cafeteria supper planned for Wednesday October 29 at six. The Review Club met last Tuesday at Mrs Hoyt with fifteen members and guest Mrs Edmonds.
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G. Goldsmith
K. U
Delta Upsilon
Kanza
Ingleside Club
Davidson
Kentucky
Episcopal
Episcopal Chapel
Review Club
Club reports from Federated clubs convention and social events
Delegates Mrs Doering and Mrs McCoubrie reported the Federated clubs second district convention. Mrs Huddles ton gave a paper on the psychology of suggestion. Mrs Doering was elected club representative to fill Mrs McCoubrie's vacancy. Upcoming meetings include October 28 at 1146 Tennessee. J E D and Mrs Harry T Landrr host Five Hundred afternoon at her home. Informal gathering at Mrs H L Butler's. dinner party hosted by Mrs H T Melton. Halloween dance planned by Modern Woodmen of South Lawrence Camp.
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McCoubrie
Huddleston
Tennessee
J. E. D. Anb
Harry T. Landrr
J. FE. P Club
South Lawrence Camp
Holloway and Jones Hall
Eric
Bludgeons for Blockheads
A brief note from the Boston Transcript referencing a club aimed at the wise and a pointed remark about a blunt approach to instruction. The snippet reads as a concise comment on pedagogy and public discourse.
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Boston Transcript
Midnight blue satin and Georgette dress with black diamond embroidery
A gown developed in midnight blue satin and Georgette features black diamond embroidery with Pekin green and Mandarin yellow threads. The overskirt showcases a Georgette top and satin lower section, while a twelve-inch sash graces the left side of the back.
Keep Hoping Despite Bitter Influence on Our Attitudes
The passage reflects on lingering hope amid a grim mood as people feel a shift in fortune. It notes collective uncertainty and the subtle awareness of impending change, even while denying it. The tone remains reflective and cautionary.
Miscellany of lurid tale and college plans
A fragment mentions a murderer with yellow eyes promised hanging after a wife warning, dated as to be executed soon. It then notes the University of Pennsylvania’s vow to build a million dollar caditar um and dormitory for women students, followed by a partial reference to the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs of Sioux City Iowa.
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University of Pennsylvania
The
Business and Professional Women's Clubs of
Sioux City
Iowa
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