Dress Designer Artis Bryde Showcased At Weaver Store
Lawrence designer Artis Garvin Bryde, now with S. and Lindner in New York, is highlighted at Weaver Department Store showing her fall dress designs. The feature notes Bryde’s rise from local art interest to New York work, details of her models, prices around 16.95 to 19.95, and the blend of high style with affordable retailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis Garvin Bryde
Lawrence
S. and Lindner
New York City
Weaver Department Store
Bryde
A. B. Weaver
Peg Martin
Weaver
Exhibitions at Thayer Museum Display Heintzelman Works
Two temporary exhibitions at Thayer Museum remain on view at the University for another week. One showcases about 40 etchings by Arthur Heintzelman, praised for masterful Madonna and Christ depictions. The other features 30 lithographs woodcuts and etchings from Public Works of Art Administration, plus Kansas works by Whittemore Nellis Dickerson Huntoon Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Museum
Arthur Heintselman
Switzerland
Heintzelman
Public Works of Art Administration
Kansas
Margaret Whittemore
M. M. Nellis
Wichita
William Dickerson
Mary Huntoon
Charles Rogers
Millicent Hawes Debuts Brown Lelong Redingote
Lady Millicent Hawes showcases a brown wool Lelong redingote with diagonal pockets and a snug front belt, pairing classic elegance with tailored detail during the Paris fashion moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Upi
Millicent Hawes
Fall and Winter Pattern Catalog from Journal-World
Back to college sewing patterns with sizes and yardage details for jackets dresses and blouses. Prices are 15 cents per pattern with coin preferred, order through Journal-World Pattern Department New York address for catalogs and combined book pattern sales.
Parade of Styles Catches the Eye in Fall Fashion
A rapid inspection of women’s fall window displays in Lawrence reveals an extensive showing of autumn ensembles. Black leads color trends with velvets and crepes, while hats and shoes offer broad variety from Breton sailors to berets. Huaraches from Mexico appear for limited wear, and the season promises striking options in fabrics, satins, and adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Lawrence
Lettie Lee
Knox
Bucko
Mexico
Old
Armies and Araby Furnish Cape Styles For Winter
Paris fashion shows feature capes from armies and Araby motifs including monks canes Arabian and military capes. Designers present silver lames velvet tones Fra Angelico blue ruby red purple black soft black wools and changeable velvets for day and evening wear with mannequins displaying varied lavish effects.
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Paris
Fur capes dominate fashion’s new circular designs
The article catalogs fur cape styles from knee to full length, describing materials such as silver fox, lynx, mink, astrakhan, and dyed furs. It notes full length evening capes, knee length day capes, and hip length models, with trims in ermine, broadcloth military variants, and coordinated outfits pairing capes with frocks, skirts, and sportswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakhan
Nutria
Mildred McGuire Urges Parents to Aid School Readiness
Former Lawrence kindergarten teacher Mildred McGuire, now teaching in Wichita, publishes a letter in the Christian Science Monitor offering parents practical guidance for easing children into school. She urges parents to walk with children to school, foster independence, and cultivate enthusiasm to help the first day become a happy milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McGuire
Christian Science Monitor
Miss McGuire
New York
Wichita
Lawrence
The
Monitor
Misconceptions y Brooke Peters Church
The piece contrasts language learning mistakes by children and foreigners. It notes children mishear words like a crossed bear and tinmmies, urges patient explanations, and argues foreigners, though learned, face less ridicule than a child learning speech. The author calls for equal courtesy to children in language learning.
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Brooke Peters
Fall and Winter pattern dress N-3003 features collar and pockets
The description highlights a quaint collar yoke type collar and patch pockets with kick pleats, suggesting a smart black dress with white accents and a manipulated beret. N-3003 appears among new designs in the Fall and Winter Fashion Book. Patterns offered in sizes 14 16 years and busts 34 36 38 40 inches, with orders to Journal-World Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Explaining Things To Children From An Adult View
The passage notes that few adults consider a child’s perspective. It suggests repeating directions in the child’s own words to check understanding. If the first impression is wrong, restate using different wording. A child's effort to understand is its reward.
Grape Jelly Varieties From Unripe to Very Ripe
Dorothy Netherton shares a ripely sourced method using not quite ripe grapes with sour apples per peck to yield a non crystallizing jelly without water. Nellie B Victs details very ripe grapes boiled with minimal water, strained juice heated with sugar, and poured into sterilized glasses for fresh grape flavor. Mrs F J Moorman adds a spiced version with lemon juice cloves and cinnamon, using grape juice, sugar and optional liquid pectin, finishing as a delicious jelly for roast meats or pork.
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Dorothy Netherton
East Eleventh St
Nellie B. Victs
F. J. Moorman
Kentucky St
Fall Leaf social notes and visits around town
Mrs Mary McBride and Darlin Kindred toured to Kansas City to see her seriously ill granddaughter Mrs Mabel Hornchild. Mrs Stella Davis of Lawrence visited Hanna Pfleger. Lannie Wallace and family from Lawrence spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Roberts. Otto Mignot, Stella Davis, Gusta Ziesenis and Harve Schellack visited Hanna Pfleger. Godfrey Reetz and family attended a Topeka reunion. Schellack and Caviness hauled melons to Atchison and St Joseph. Martha and Henry Giertz of Endora visited Fred and Mrs Reetz for Sunday dinner. Fall Leaf high school pupils attending initiation at Eudora High School included Kathryn and Lila Reetz, Treva Canary, Wesley Steinbrink, Robbie Prichard, Wayne Vitt, Tosotey Warmker and Mary Bryant. Wayne Vitt attended the Eudora band concert Tuesday.
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Mary McBride
Darlin Kindred
Kansas City
Mabel Hornchild
Stella Davis
Lawrence
Hanna Pfleger
Lannie Wallace
Wilburn Roberts
Otto Mignot
Eudora
Gusta Ziesenis
Harve Schellack
Fall Leaf
Godfrey Reetz
Topeka
Robert Schellack
Howard Caviness
Atchison
St. Joseph
Martha and
Henry Giertz
Endora
Fred Reetz
Eudora High School
Kathryn
Lila Reetz
Treva Canary
Wesley Steinbrink
Robbie Prichard
Wayne Vitt
Tosotey Warmker
Mary Bryant
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Thayer
Ian Formal Drost
Ion Book
By Adelaide Kerr
Associated Press
Estes, Payne & Co
Mass, St
Journal - World
Bell
Procof
United States
Canada
Cuba
St. Louis
Chicago
Dallas
San Francisco
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Companies
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Southwestern Belt
Southwestern Bell
Telephone Company
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