Halloween society party in Miss Edna Best’s home
Miss Edna Best hosted a fall Halloween gathering with a German whist club event. Guests wore autumn decor and chrysanthemums, with palm and oak leaf enchantments, candles, and a punch bowl in the parlor as music and games filled the evening. Attendees included Ralph Peterson, Fran Faulfield, and many local social figures, along with a later bridal reception and additional parties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Best
Iitside
Ralph Peterson
Mies Frane Faulefield
D. W. Goings
Met
TD. W.C
Mias Exton Hest
Feane Littlefielt
Thoeté
the Test
Ernest Blaker
Kansas City
Elen Moran
Ailsinn Sherman
Franses Moos
Ed Demnia
Lei Varlor
Leavenworth
Metride
I Dienat
Ken Akers
Mel Cole
Wood
W Colwell
Francis
Lark
Leg Asiiton
Rosamond Fortuna
Fred Kingsles
Thea
A Social Calendar of Mrs Howe and Friends
A long description of home gatherings features Miss Olive Lewis and others in yellow chrysanthemums with piano music by Miss Martie and Miss Whaley. Mrs Howe hosts guests in chrysanthemum gowns, followed by a phantom party and a ghost-meets at Washburn college pageant. The piece closes with notices of society events, birthdays, and an obituary mention of Mrs Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapris—Moeser
John Rupin
Moeser
Rupin
Hauer
Charlie Moeser
Mra
W. A. L. Thompson
HP. Dillon
Wheeler
W. H. Rossington
Daucher Theresa
J. Moller
Mrr
Dillon
New York
Sallie Crosby
Milne
Woy Higgina
Hkansas City
Mra Ger
Alics Hoped
Mias Hortense Kelly
Tia
Emporia
M Fist
Misa Margaret Mouiquie
Mra G A. Gassiner
St Louis
Mee Senour
Bt John of
Chetops
Fred Reeman
al. Evans
Dr. W. Mulvana
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Warren M. Crosby
Olive Lewis
Emma Hagar
Gertie Whaley
Gertie Kreipe
Missea Martie
Guipure
Mra G. ©. Poss
J. N. Strickler
Dx Sterne
EL A. Prescott
EH EK Whaley
Alisa Laure Douthitt
Edwin Knowles
J. XN. Strickler
Albert Parker
EF. Hilton
Lewis
Paul Hodson
Bates
Wardin
Mason
Byron Davis
Whaley
Ridder
Kansas City
Johan Rodgers
Albert Parkes
J. L. Nesbaum
Giles
McCray
C.F. Spencer
E. C. Garvey
Clarence Skinner
Ethel Wodd
Nina Garvin
Pearl Beoiteker
Emma Marmont
Lillian Print
Beulah Parker
Gussie Pickens
Louverne Brubsker
Blanch Johnston
Josephine Marmont
Edith Smyth
Nellie Morgan
Genie Dickens
Messia
Julius Bowen
Itony Hammond
Lee Sidwell
William Sadler
Jar. Tin Wood
Oscar Wolf
Robert Maxwell
Ernest Minney
Rob Marmont
Fred Harrison
Harry Mercer
Clyde McCahan
Kos Waourlworth
Fulkerson
Mr Waterman
Mesdames
LD Lewelfing
Fred Close
John Breidenthal
Satder
Allen
Robi Gunsy
Kneiberg
Geo. Stone
FU. Poponut
Morehouse
FH. Snow
Chus
Seura
Messra
Mesdames MF
Morrin
Eckertz
D. Hathaway
Roll Nichols
H.C. Bowen
N. F. Conkle
W. D. Lacey
L. Kistler
G. Crockett
H. J. Dunlap
W. H. Davis
Edna Parkhurst
Witty Mariott
Clare Marlett
Maggie
Kate Colliss
Eda Wilcox
Ada Conkle
Lottie Parkhurst
Ollie
Choa
Ganit
Wm Amerson
F.C. Miller
Chae McCabe
van Greaves
Bertha White
Frontiman
Washburn College
Winnie Vanderpool
Lutie Johnson
Susie Guild
May Harrison
Mabel Wallace
Messrs
Wade
Hice
Ward
Rodgers
EL ML Wright
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Brewer
Ft Sherilan
Nellie Peffer
Leavenworth
Matrimonial Obedience Debate in New Woman Columns
The New Woman movement sparks a heated discussion on wifely obedience in marriage as reflected in sermons and prayer book traditions. Articles compare Anglican and Protestant vows, cite St Paul and St Peter, and weigh modern views against historic norms in a tone of editorial critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Rome
Henry VIII
Paul
Crete
St. Peter
Hinemorth
St. Punal
Yorkshire
Kay ‘Bey
Aman
Merry
Landly
Rabric
Eure
St Paul
Toley
Professor Ruskin
Lyon
Tan
G. A
New York Sun
House Furnishings Dept. Sale on Mats and Curtains
Rubber door mats 8c each usually 22.00. wire mats 22.00 to 2.25. floor oil cloth. curtain poles with brass ends. 13c Axminster darns. velvet fringe. lace curtains 147 to 2 yards long. chenille portieres 245 per pair. can match by 25 pairs of a kind.
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Asha Maeticine
Stowe
Sean Dent Carseta
Aly Uhe
Dress Goods Department Offers New Wool Crepe Colors
An old newspaper notice highlights the dress goods department with new wool crepe colors and Henriettas. It notes a large stock, various colorings, and a sale event featuring discounted prices on woolen fabrics and dress materials.
Staple Goods Advertises Fabrics and Prints
The notice lists staple goods including gingham, Canton flannel, brown sheeting, striped tennis flannel and various standard prints. It notes fanciful patterns, starch free fabrics, yard wide widths, and mentions brands or makers such as Simpson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsdale
L. Maslin
Simpson
Racket Department Bargains and Book Offers Noted
A fragmented notice advertises bargains for books and various goods. It mentions prices, store names like Whitmore and Stive Polluh, and a large bottle of ammonia. The reader is invited to compare quotes and decide whether to buy, with a welcoming tone for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severa
Uek Whitmore
Guatemala Not Ready In War Says Envoy Carpenter
Alfred Carpenter ambassador from Prussia to the five Central American republics is in San Francisco on leave and plans to travel to Europe via New Orleans and New York. He sees no Guatemala Mexico conflict and says Guatemalans have given the matter little thought. He dismisses reports of Guatemala sending troops or any imminent war with Mexico. The rest of the item lists unrelated notices and a Library Hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franncisco
Alfred Carpenter
Eavoy
Prana
Guatemala
Europe
New Orleans
New York
Carpenter
Mexico
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Scott
Scott Gowns
Gruggiste
Priges
Sears
National Stables
Piost
Zelephons
Oflchrist
Jackson Street
Birmey
Ood Souza
Srishren
DougLas Hoe
Sordovan
Calpe Koneardd
Sopoqlice
Bestdonsol
Douglas
Brockton
W. le Dowelan Shore
Rice Dattawaigh
Lemag
Weean
Co. Nattsen
Kansas Ave
Watts
Luckhart & Fernstrom
North Topeka
Elauer
Zan. Ave
Topeka
J.K. Jones
Bansas Ave
Jouaan
Peka
Bra Bowe
Wooo
Fersaid
Meg
Mexica Hows
Wo OH
Fernald
Will Martin
Gallup
N. Y
Merilla Houghton Gallup
Cinton
Women’s Board of Home Missionaries
The
Presbyterian Church
Ayer
Wes
Biloe
New York Ledger
Hartford Times
Loenhecticut
Staple Goods Department
East 6Th Street
Fashions For Young America
Waco
Verrou
Alhambra Maniloila
Osage City Coal
Pucrcsa
Kansas Svence
Tureks
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