Mrs. Carl Prater Hosts Lawndale Bridge Club
Mrs. Carl Prater entertained members and guests of the Lawndale Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon at a home on Sir Parker Street. The setting featured spring colors. Mrs. William Sieber won high score. Mrs. F. W. Ansley second. A luncheon followed for listed guests and members including Mrs. Hal Peguese Mrs. F. Seevealt Mrs. F. W. Ansley Mrs. F. W. Gilley and others.
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Carl Prater
Lawndale Bridge Club
Ager
Sir Parker Street
William Sieber
Prise
F. W. Ansley
Hal Peguese
F. Seevealt
F. Wgilley
L. T. Harris
KK. P Kane
H. G. Maxfield
A .G. McKay
John Pengree
F. A. Randall
W. ©. Rhoades
Kongenial Kard Klub Entertained at Mrs. Oliver Home
Mrs. M. D. Oliver hosted the Kongenial Kard Klub at 1401 West Eighteenth Street with red hats, cherry trees and other George Washington favors decorating the rooms. Guest prize went to Mrs. L. W. Timms. High score and second place prizes were awarded to multiple members including Mrs. T M King and Mrs. J L Elliott.
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George Washington
M. D. Oliver
West Eighteenth Street
Kard Klub
L. W. Timms
T M. King
J. L. Elliott
C. J. Garrison
Olive Autry
H. M. Beverley
M. Hagen
Connie Mayers
W. J. Satterwhite
R. L. Emmett
Fred Wolfe
Joe Vincent
Lee Miller
N. E. Schneider
W. Timms
T. M. King
Frank Gillette
D. P. Ward
Ode to Liberty and Service by John Hall Ingham
A reflective verse praising a man chosen by God to embody liberty. It contrasts temperate power with vanity and war, and asserts eternal verities shaping mankind beyond pleasure and pride. The speaker honors selfless service over worldly conquest and fame.
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Philip
John Hall Ingham
Junior B Y P U Party at First Baptist Church
The Jolly Junior B Y P U of First Baptist Church will host a costume parade at the meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Mrs H P Bakers home 709 Sunset Street An interesting program is planned and all members and sponsors are invited.
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Jolly Junior B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Church
H. P. Baker
Sunset Street
Greater Femininity In Spring Clothes In Paris
Paris fashion notes from February reveal French dressmakers favor greater femininity for spring. Fluffy frills replace garcon styles while practicality remains, with slim silhouettes kept but waistlines varying by age and proportion. Short skirts soften to knee length as fluid, varied outfits gain favor after war-era restraint.
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Paris
Frmm
Rue de la Paix Champs Elysees
Couturiers
Dressy frocks and gowns set a feminine fashion trend
The article notes that dressier afternoon frocks and evening gowns dominate the fashion mood while morning and street styles stay strictly tailored. It highlights petalled flounces, flared tunic effects, detached panels, and scalloped hems as devices to enhance femininity.
Operetta Parts To Be Assigned At Saturday Meeting
Junior Philharmonic club will assign operetta parts at its regular Saturday meeting in the Women's club rooms at 2 o'clock. The 2 o'clock start replaces the previous 2:30 scheduling to fit extra business. Members will answer roll call with current events.
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Junior Philharmonic Club
P T A Box Supper at Humphreys Highlands School
Mrs. Morris Loy Smith will present several pupils in a musical recital at the Humphreys Highlands Parent Teacher Association box supper. The event starts at 7 30 and will be held in the schoolhouse on Saturday evening with free coffee and Coca Cola for all. Public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Loy Smith
Parent- Teacher Association
Humphreys Highlands
MELLO GLO Face Powder Endorsed by Society Women
Invaluable society women praise MELLO GLO Face Powder for lasting wear and no flakiness or irritation. The new French process claims to prevent large pores and create a smoother application with a youthful bloom. Fox Drug Co. operates five stores.
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Fox Drug Co
Dinner at country club before Saturday dance
Dinner will be served at 7 30 before the regular members dance at the country club on Saturday night. Reservations should be made soon. The committee hopes this dinner will become a regular feature before each spring and summer dance.
Vaughn Sunday School Class Meeting
The Vaughn Sunday school class of Polk Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 45 in Fellowship Hall. All members urged to be present.
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Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Social Calendar Friday Gatherings and Recitals
The calendar lists events including a school carnival at 6 30, a covered dish luncheon by the Beta Delphian club at George Washington, a piano pupils recital by Ardath May Johnson at Glenn studios 1608 Jackson street at 8 o'clock in 1925, and a bridge club at 3 o'clock hosted by Mrs L J Davis 3206 Hayden street.
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Alice Landergin
Beta Delphian Club
George Washington
Womne’s Club
Ardath May Johnson
Glenn Studios
Jackson Street
Bridge Club
L. J. Davis
Hayden Street
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Kongenial Kard Klub
Alice Langelier
International News Service
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Hinds
Lehn & Fink, Inc
Bloomfield
New Jersey
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