Society Notes Mark Wedding and Local Teas in Chicago
Society column reports Grace Evelyn Snider and John Walton Shively wed in Chicago on Saturday September 2. Alma mater ties highlighted include the Alpha Delta Pi tea for fifty-four rushees, a nautical cabaret dinner by alumnae, and violet dinner festivities. Various gatherings feature alumnae hosts, campus club events, and plans for the new university women’s activities at Henley House.
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Chicago
Grace
Evelyn Snider
F. Snider
Courtland
John Walton Shively
University of Kansas
Alpha Delta Vi
Robert Sellards
Paola
Maurice Flint
Kansas City
Kan
Esther Er Hhardt
Florence Johnson
Alpha Delta Pi
Ruth Bordner
Miss Johnson
Social Calendar Notes From Weekend Gatherings
A dense list of club meetings and social events fills the Saturday to Friday schedule. Families and groups including Mrs Floyd Hankin, Mrs W C Koenig, the Ni bridge club, the Eldridge Lawrence Woman's club, and the Co-Operettes are noted. Births, church services, and a Constitution Day program are also recorded with hostesses and venues.
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Floyd Hankin
W. C. Koenig
First Presbyterian Church
Listerby
B. H
Margaret Sharp
H. E. Doncarlos
Eldridge
Lawrence Woman's Club
Personal notices from Lawrence area residents
Miss Kathleen Doering returns home after a three months vacation visiting Carrizozo Ancho and Santa Fe El Paso and Juarez with sister Mrs A F Roselle near the Jicarilla mountains gold mine. Mrs D M Granger and Mrs Harry Trevares back from three weeks in Manitou and Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Ellis F Johnster depart for Springfield to attend Odd Fellows and National Secretaries sessions then Century of Progress in Chicago. Raymond Stockert recovering well at Memorial hospital after major operation. Miss Bessie Brown shopping in Topeka. Wilford Bryde leaves for Chicago to visit aunt Ruth Garvin and Century of Progress, then New York City with mother Mrs Artis Bryde. plans Episcopal school for Boers nearby. Misses Pereg Ballweg Margaret Ryan Emily Lord and Carl Ballweg Emporia return to KU for fall. Frank Fomeannon Jr John Corbett Jerome Brinkman also enroll. Miss Alice Fontron Nan Wright Hutchinson Miss Sarah Burgess Earned Miss Harriet Graybill Newton attend rush parties at Pi Beta Phi. Mr and Mrs S K Funk depart for St Paul Minn to attend Grand Army encampment. Miss Harriett Shaw KU graduate visits Lawrence. teaches music English in Sabetha schools. Miss Anna McCracken KU philosophy returns after summer at University of Chicago. Tom Ise, son of Mr and Mrs
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D. M. Granger
Harry Trevares
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ellis F. Johnster
Springfield
Sovereign Grand Large of Odd Fellows
National Secretarys Association
Century of Progress
Chicago
Johnston
Raymond Stockert
Memorial Hospital
Bessie Brown
Topeka
Wilford Bryde
New Hampshire Street
Ruth Garvin
New York City
Artis Bryde
Wilford
Pegew- Ballwee
Margaret Ryan
Emily Lord
Carl Ballweg
Emporia
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Frank Fomeannon
John Corbett
Jerome Brinkman
Alice Fontron
Nan Wright
Hutchinson
Sarah Burgess
Earned
Harriet Graybill
Newton
Pi Beta Phi
S. K. Funk
St. Paul
Minn
Grand Army
The
Republic
Harriett Shaw
Sabetha
Anna McCracken
Coffeyville Student Visits Grandmother in Lawrence
Charles Ise of Coffeyville stopped in Lawrence yesterday to visit his grandmother Rosa Ise. He is en route to Boulder Colorado to attend the University of Colorado. Miss Lethe Potter, a University student, has gone to Topeka for a few days. Mrs Ada Snider, Mrs Rosa Ise and Miss Anna McCracken are in Topeka today to attend the fair.
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Charles Ise
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Rosa Ise
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Lethe Potter
Topeka
Ada Snider
Anna McCracken
First Christian church opens student classes for area colleges
The First Christian church invites University, Lawrence Business College, and Haskell Institute students to Sunday classes in a dedicated room. Mr. George G. Foster leads the women’s class, Rev. Seth W. Slaughter the men’s. An 11 o’clock Sawhil service features director C. E. Sawhil singing a solo. Choir participation and credit for fine arts students are noted. Outdoor fellowship Sunday at three, and a kickoff reception Friday at 8 for Christian church students.
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First Christian Church
Lawrence Business College
Haskell Institute
George GO. Foster
Seth W. Slaughter
Fother
C. E. Sawhil
Bk. US. Fine Arts Department
Christian Church
Lawrence
Helps for Housewives Don’t Force Child Eat
Guidance for housewives on kinder feeding of children. Do not force meals insistently. Make food appetizing and varied, offer milk in cocoa or chocolate form, and ease morning wakeups with a gentle ten minute routine to avoid abrupt starts and gain extra minutes.
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Moge
Home Completed for the Dick Williams Family on Crescent Drive
A newly finished Colonial style residence for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams sits on Crescent Drive west of the University campus, offering panoramic Wakarusa valley views. The interior features dark oak floors, Rose chintz drapes, white rose and green decor, and a modern kitchen. A tiled terrace, rock garden, planned swimming pool, and a blue and white color scheme enrich the living spaces including a den, dining room, and screened porch.
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Crescent Drive
University
Dick Williams
Wakarusa Valley
Tyre
Jess
Inside a grand home's intricate rooms and features
Describes a multi floor residence with ivory and white Venetian blinds, vermilion stripe, glass kitchen walls, built in cupboards, electric refrigerator, ironing boards on all floors, incinerators on two floors, a maid’s room, butler’s pantry, and hallways to a basement and garage. The mistress’s boudoir uses yellow blue white decor, a guest room with rose pink and cream accents, two boys’ bedrooms with books and closets, large attic cedar closet, and a well lit basement with a servant’s room, laundry, and recreation room. A removable telephone and air conditioning system feature among the conveniences.
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Edgar
Jarre
The College Ideal Distorted by Vocational Pressures
The essay argues that modern education shifts from culture to utility, turning colleges into vocational machines. It contends homes and societal ideals drive this change, turning college into a social or sporting arena and training for clerks or secretaries, rather than fostering broader intellectual growth.
Velvet and Wools Dress the Winter Fashion Picture
Paris fashion dispatch notes velvet suits and rich wools shaping the season. Velvet and broadcloth dominate winter looks with high necklines, dark hues for daywear and lighter tones for formal afternoon outfits. Black velvet ensembles feature satin blouses and sable collars amid après four o'clock wear. Broadcloth and duveryn pieces in black, green, navy, brown, or burgundy offer versatile town fashion.
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Paris
Velvet Hat Styles Return With French Plumes In Fashion
The revival of date with plumes decorates velvet hats as fashion shows and millinery salons display large hats with French plumes spilling over one side. Luxurious furs on coats and suits create a tan heavy silhouette while tweed and plaid taffeta blouses appear in Chicago. V necks and varied sleeve lengths broaden the winter apparel options.
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Mae_ West
Century of Progress
Fashion note on season necklines and colors
The piece notes a close race for fashionable wear this season with necklines that are high and shoulders distended. Green shades, especially olive hues, dominate, with dark green also popular. Green pairs with black or brown and matches accessories.
Big Springs School Wins Reading Contest Award
Big Springs School earned the prize for highest percentage of summer reading reports in the Vacation Reading contest, turning in forty four reports and hosting a year end celebration. Despite not reaching one hundred percent, some non district pupils participated. the event is directed by Mrs. A R Colman of Kanwaka and open to county rural schools.
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Big Springs
Sir Galahad
Altha
County Teachers’ Institute
A. R. Colman
Kanwaka
Way to a Man's Heart Pickled Watermelon Rind
Instructions for pickled watermelon rind outline a brine soak of two pounds rind, draining, simmering in clear water, then making a syrup with two cups sugar two cups water and two cups vinegar to finish. The text is an incomplete older recipe card style fragment.
Historic dessert recipe collection fragment with spiced preserves
A fragmentary recipe passage lists lemon rind boiling in a spiced solution with cinnamon cloves and allspice, then sealing in jars. It also includes a chocolate ice cream custard method with scalded milk, flour sugar and salt, egg, chocolate, vanilla, and freezing steps attributed to Mrs. Byron T. Cox and Mrs. Lawrence Bice.
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Byron T. Cox
Arkansas St
Lawrence Bice
Dorothy Apple Butter Bread Paked Recipe Note
A fragmentary cookbook note outlines a Betty Brown apple bake with buttered bread crumb layers and apples, plus a lemon orange citrus liquid and cinnamon sugar mix. It also mentions using honey with grapefruit as a sweetener, chilling grapefruit ahead, waxed paper lining, and a Lawrence Business College secretarial classes start at a new location on Seventh and LaSalle streets with phone contact.
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W. C. Boardman
Maine St
Lawrence Business College School of Secretariat
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