Attendance Large At Charming Bridge Party
The Sanders home on Oakhurst Avenue hosted one of the season’s largest bridge parties with daughters Mrs Ray Evans Mrs Harold Black and Miss Mamie Sanders entertaining. Dozens of guests included Mrs C B Sweet Mrs J H McNeer Mrs W A Bodell and many more as rooms and garden blooms provided decoration and refreshments were served.
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Oakhurst Avenue
Ray Evans
Harold Black
Mamie Sanders
Kay Sanders
Eugene Fox
Frederick W. Black
J. T. Wilburn
Nan Cr
Wesley Scott
Rucker Jenvins
C. W. Taylor
R. B. Parrish
Fred Christie
W. A. Stewart
Robert Williamson
F. L. Black
Harry Charlton
Robt. Little
Cabell Blackstock
Lee Anderson
A. D. Wood
Robt. Peters
Alex Mahood
Richard Dreschler
C. Viaiborne
A. F. Kinedon
Ben Draper
Geo. Barger
John Witt
P Petty
H. M. Markle
J. H. Shott
Joe Hoge
J. D. McCue
Bees Evans Palmer
Reynolds
Lyde Baldwin
Lillian Shott
Aldine Hamilton
Miss Custis
Virginia Martin
Mary Jenkins
Marie Mustard
Lucile Leonard
Harriette Perry
Miss Dillon
Mildred Peery
Susie Easley
Rives Hooper
Gingham Corsets Introduced in Checks and Plain Fabrics
New corset style features gingham or plain fabric with elastic tops and tailored finish. Promoted as readily launderable and available in delicate color ranges.
Two Cooling Hot Weather Drinks From Sister Mary’s Kitchen
In this kitchen note two refreshing blends pair iced tea with fruit juices for easy service. Tea Punch blends lemon strawberry tea and syrup over cracked ice with orange slices. Cherry Ade combines cherry and orange juices with tea and a sugar syrup, strained, chilled, and served over ice with cherries.
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Sister Mary
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Crosses Ocean to Claim Fiancée in New Jersey Wedding
Lawrence Reedy wooed Miss Constance Prestog in England and after two years of letters crossed the Atlantic to Bayonne New Jersey. He reached her home just as she married Henry Longenecker and left for Canada after offering congratulations.
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Gloves Run Wild This Season With Embroidered Beads and Lace
Fashion showcases bold long white kid gloves decorated with Tambler roses bachelor buttons and wheat motifs. Beaded gloves and sequined designs appear on sport styles while lace and cobwebby trims give prim looks. The era favors statement coverings for women who rule with iron hands.
Princess Mary Aims for Full Stable Riding Under Her Colors
Princess Mary, wife of Lord Lascelles, intends to compete in a full stable riding program within a few years, aiming to race under her own colors and build a capable stable at court.
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Lord Lascelles
YWCA Activities Schedule and Camp Details
The notice lists May activity times for YWCA groups from May 19 to May 24 including Thistle Corps and Beaver reserves and notes a rain plan. It explains camp costs five dollars per week for board and transportation, with weekend rate of one fifty for supper and breakfast, and urges girls to register with the camp secretary. Camp runs June 26 to August 7.
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W. C. A. Summer Camp Plans Open Soon
Girls of the YWCA eagerly anticipate a summer camp opening in late June. Donations of hammocks cooking utensils and bedding are welcomed. Camp activities include hiking swimming campfire storytelling and games with a mountain road location a mile from St. Clair offering supervised creek swimming and a shelter for campers.
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St. Clair
Vacation Job Trends For College Girls At YWCA Bureaus
A survey by Miss Alice Brown shows over forty percent of college women held vacation positions last summer. Wages ranged from 9 dollars a week to 100 dollars a month, with varied jobs in fruit packing, printing, hotels, and mills. An apples sorter earned 5 to 6 dollars per ten hour day and cannery work brought up to 2300 dollars for the season.
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