Informal student suppers aid freshmen at university
Rev and Mrs E F Price host six informal suppers for university students to help freshmen meet upperclassmen at the Methodist church. About forty attendees each night, with a two course lunch served at eight o'clock. Yet stormy weather limited turnout, as some events conflicted with freshman initiation ceremonies at the stadium.
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E.F
Price
Methodist Church
St Dents
Lastaight
Ermine
Broer
Gustafson
C. Carl
Harry, McGreey
Theodore Charlton
Lawrehe Country Club Meeting and Sorority Party
The Lawrehe Country Club hosts a Friday evening meeting at 7 o clock with a dinner preceding the business session. The Kapia Phi sorority plans a parlor party tomorrow night at 3. University girls of Methodist preference attend. Mrs Decker to entertain her Friday auction club tomorrow afternoon at the first meeting of the season.
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Lawrehe
Kapia’ Phi
Methodist
C .E. ‘Decker
Personal Greetings and Kansas City Travel Notes
FE Butler of 639 Vermont Street returned Tuesday from a trip to Michigan and was accompanied home by his daughter Mrs Carl S Boyle of Detroit who visits with her father and brother George W Butler and wife. Mrs Fhantes Goodell house mother at the Alpha Chi Omega House went to Kansas City this morning to spend the day. Miss Sophia Melcher who has been visiting her sister Mrs JC T Hough left this morning for Kansas City. Joe M Young is spending the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Li Brock went to Kansas City this morning to spend a couple of days. Mrs J J Stephenson made a business trip to Kansas City today.
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FE. E. Butler
Vermont
Michigan
Carl S. Boyle
Detroit
George W. Butler
Fhantes Goodell
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Sophia Melcher
JC. T.hough
Joe
M. Young
Li Brock
J. J. Stephenson
Two Minute Hair Dress by Edna Wallace Hopewell Wave
A testimonial extols Edna Wallace Hopewell Hair Dress as the perfect weekly treatment. The writer praises its effects, claiming curly, glowing hair after applying the special wave and sheen formula. Each bottle promises immediate beauty, urging readers to try if it delights and doubles hair appeal within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Earl
Edna Wallace
Economizing on Clothes by Hedda Hoyt in New York
Hedda Hoyt argues practical wardrobe economy through alterations and remaking. She cites fashion cycles and cluttered wardrobes, advising reusing last season’s gowns, dyeing spring silks to fit new shades, and tailoring dresses with accessories to stretch outfits.
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Hedda Hoyt
New
York
Fifty-First Annual Meeting of Kansas Historical Society
The Kansas State Historical Society will hold its fifty first annual meeting at the Memorial Building in Topeka on Tuesday October 19. Morning sessions include committee reports and a president’s address, with afternoon deliberations. Officers urge all members to attend, with social gathering at Hoadley’s on October 2.
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Kansas State Historical Socieity
Topeka
I Gelieer
Officers Society
at_Hoadley's
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George O. Foster
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John Moore
Susan Maxon
John Maxon
Wil
H. M. Light Sill
May Stanley
Constance Stanley
Washington, D. C
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Light
Frame
New York
Storm King Highway
Berkshires
Boston
New England
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Naomi
Naomi. Light
J. R. Tunney
Dunlays
Eunice
Victor G. Bull
Tunney
Formera
Pitney
Wed and System Club
Clara
Johnson
Wil Dicker
Wwrom
E. B. Dicker
Henry A. Kine
eIndianapolis
Ind
Washington Relief Corps No. & Auxiliary
G. A. Ry
G, Alr
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Eugene McFarland
Kenneth Miller
Kansas
City
F.C. Allen
Ple. C
Kathryne Wilson
Robert
Lulem
Publishers Syndicate
E. ‘Hooples
Kansas’ City
Péirce
Benner Springs
Franklin ‘Reding
Tillea Morrow
Chicago
Hi Medical College
Charles F. Brook
Poiigna
Cal
Missay
Avas
Phine
Rankin's Drug Store
Pat
Genesis
Knox
Learin
Benetto
J. Mc Piper
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Gustafson’s Christmas Club
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