Banquet Honors Junior to Intermediate Department Seventeen Sets
Mrs Albert Williams led a church banquet for those advancing from the junior to the intermediate department of the Christian church Sunday School. Twenty one boys and girls attended, with Miss Katherine Markwell and Mrs. Leo Smith among the speakers and greeters. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. Ro Dunn and many local members. The event featured fellowship, plans for future activities, and farewell notes for an upcoming departure. A separate note mentions alumni and rally activities, a Colonial tea, and a Barnhart family reunion with four generations present and Marah Barkhart as the eldest at eighty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Williams
Christian Church Sunday School
Katherine Markwell
Leo Smith
Mabel Richardson
Harold Bullock
H. Ro Dunn
Albert Wilfray
Charles A. Richard
H. H. Lane
H. 5
Dunkerless
Dorothea Williams Ler
UCSIS
Barnhart
Noah Barnhart
Jane
Marah Barkhart
John Cofforth
Garwood
Tex
Marcus Bradshaw
Peyton, Cola
George Ford
Lawrence
Laura Sink
Maxine
Ida Link
Zella
Everett
Riley Barnhart
Will Lynch
Hazel and
Trene
Honrry Barnhart
Farnest West
Yates Center
Lottie Olkeprsat
Ottawa
Mary Peffter
Harry Flora
Opal
Helen and Marie
William Barnhart
Fiffie Gish
Claude Edgecomb
Frank Wright
Walter
Topeka
Elmer Michael
Jack Young
Local clubs host fall meetings and freshman welcome events
Mrs Elmer Sawyer and families are noted, as the Teta Su bo ons club plans a first fall meeting at Miss Ida Booths home. University freshmen are invited to suppers hosted by 1252 Ohio Street group with a full slate of entertainments. Several sororities host open houses for fraternity members, featuring orchestras, receptions, and refreshments while Lawrence Circle and other groups organize dances and social gatherings with student attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teta Su Boos Club
Ida Booth
Connecticut Street
EB. Allen
Louis Bremfield
P. Trice
Qohia Street
Price
Josephine Hosford
Josephine Klein
Edith Amdenstock
Crystal Soxman
Olive Weatherby
Katherine Weatherby
Gladys Baker
Virginia Arnold
Helen Stover
Dorothy Enlow
Esther Abell
Kathryn Gabriel
Ivan Grr
Wilbur Sipe
Earl Strimple
Frank Klingberg
Eldon Forney
Millard Dowell
C. W. Eyff
Mary Lydick
Alpha Delta Pi
Kappa Alpha Theta House
W. W. Blaker
Delta Zeta House
Alice Allen
Henry Asher
J. T. Constant
John Griffith
Marjorie Taylor
Wilma Taylor
Frances Goodell
Ina Bonnex
Gamma Phi Beta House
Ralph Baldwin J
Ruth van Riper
Paris Accessories Provide Cheap Yet Stylish Gifts Abroad
Paris fashion notes say American tourists will find Paris accessories cheaper than in the United States and more beautiful. Gloves top the list with prices around 4 to 5 dollars, Beauvais embroidery and cuff designs feature wide colored cuffs, silk handbags cost about 20 dollars, and matching glove handkerchiefs are popular. Heels with rhinestones and exotic umbrella handles attract buyers, while pearl jewelry wanes in favor of antique style gold and silver pieces for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United Press
America
Beauvais
Hats and Hosiery Define Paris Millinery Trends
Paris fashion reports indicate hats remain plain and small with simple trims. Velvet hats are rare as snug-fitting felt dominates. ribbons and muted tones lead, while featherless styles and two-tone stockings gain American wearers. Delicate foattier fabrics appear in hats and stock patterns favor brown, greens, and subtle hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Evers
Evening slippers dazzle Paris style with jeweled heels
Red interest in England or France notes Paris fashion leans toward elaborate evening slippers while day wear remains practical. American street shoes stay simple though jeweled heels and vamp trimming are popular for formal gowns, with black satin vamps and rhinestone accents highly admired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Open Home Studio by Miss Virgalene Davis in Wichita
A home studio for creating table decorations paper flowers and party favors will open soon by Miss Virgalene Davis at 1204 Rhode Island street. Formal opening is set for Saturday October 1 with an exhibition of her crepe paper work in the Journal World display window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Virgalene Davis
Rhode Island Street
Miss Davis
Journal- World
Dennisson Service Bureau
Wichita
Maje Tanee Courtright
Le. 1
R. H. Stewart
Major Courtright
Sholingsville
New Beauty Powder Promises Lasting Skin Shine
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO powder as a new shade youth cosmetic with minimal odor effects. It claims the product leaves skin dew-free and drawn, glides on, lasts longer, and won’t clog pores. Available at Ci Drug Store and local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ci Drug
Floridze Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Cody
Reading Club Diplomas Awarded at City Library
The Vacation Reading club of grade schools will issue diplomas at three o clock tomorrow afternoon in the city library. Miss Lilian Constant announced the diplomas were earned by thirty one pupils who completed the course. Mrs E G Day was in Kansas City this week for the Colorado Grand Chapter meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Leagues
R. L. Allen
Peut Ilmis
Gr. Atkeson
H. Divon
Aetonals
H. E. Jordan
Marjorie Simmonds
John Sunnie
H. Constant
Mrs. Alien
Arathusa
Torment
Lilian Constant
City Thrarian
Do Springs
Colorado
The
Order of the Eastern Star
E.G. Day
Kansas
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Thi Delia
Pike Tunney- Dempsey
Aculty
Ir Wo. Burdick
Dean H. W. Arent
Philp Mechom
T. A. Larremore
Vieneral Wilders
Metraif. Oe Org
Wall
Rachall Grorridl
Gales
Merren
Colonial Ten
BE. H.R. Bailes
Lun
Carta
Hinekeen Terrayi
Pohruntsy Groun
Congregational Church
Catendar
Were
WG. Hutson
Tohee
Ae Tamnty
Wigrill Room
Cde
Bertha K. Lawrence
Hiawatha
Women’s Relief Corps
Mraz W. T. Courtnes
W. RL
Colonial Tea Room
Elmer Sawyer
Lower Diss Velma Sink
Lynnette Josephine
Albert Harding
Lawrence Circle No
Ladies of the
GALR
Holloway’s Hall
Pi Beta Phi Ee
Jane MacLean
Dorothy Hall
Keck
Kanwaka Anil
Papi Bureau
Kanwaka Ehurch
Josson
Merle Cotman
Moe. Flory
Old Friends
Robert Gabriel
Maire St. Ae
Xourne
Godt Loan Service
Paton
Patou
Aunt Het By
Rogert Onlllen
Coperieht
Williams
Crean
F. B. McCulloch Druggist
Mass. Street
Oxford
G. R. ‘Tatman
ISO New
Fischer’s
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Hester & Roberts. i
Sunel Hachman
Viskue
cAutumn’s
Shimmons
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