White sports frocks lead style parade to Palm Beach
In a Paris fashion note by Patou, the Southward wardrobe centers on white frocks and sports ensembles for winter travel. She favors simple morning outfits with a touch of fantasy, robe de tennis styles for versatile wear, and yachting ensembles using wide trousers, crepe blouses, and light flannel jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patou
Jean Patou
NEA Service
Paris
Palm Beach
The
Riviera
South
New York Society Prepares for Winter Pageant of Fashion
New York social season shifts after the holidays to a Beaux Arts ball themed around Old New York and the First Inaugural Ball of George Washington. Cast members include Caroline King Dear as Lady Kitty Dyer and Philip Van Rensselaer Schuyler as General Philip Schuyler, with gowns featuring lace, capes, and suede jackets among the season’s fashion highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Betsy Schuler
NEA
George Washington
Caroline King Dear
Kitty Dyer
Philip van Rensselaer Schuyler
Philip Schuyler
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Lewis Morris
Long Insland
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
F. Phillip Lindh
Hunt T. Dickinson
Julius A. White
Yale
Births and community notices from High Point area
Mrs. Ernest Comer announces a daughter Nancy Marie born January 6 at home. Mr. and Mrs Buna Packney Jr., welcome Patricia born this morning at High Point hospital. both mothers and babies reported doing well. American Legion Auxiliary to meet this evening at Mrs James Lyon’s on Edgdale Drive with hostesses. Mr C Caldwell and party attend funeral in Duncan, DC, return Sunday. Ruba R Kirkman announce son Charles Eugene born January 7 on Asheboro Road. mother and baby doing nicely. Mrs W M Johnson’s condition improved after critical illness at High Point hospital. Grimes Street PTA met Thursday at 3 pm. program on Home and School Problems led by students and teachers. George Washington bicentennial planting committee elected. Miss Pearl Bumgarner elected secretary. attendance banner awarded to Miss Berta Fowler's room.
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Hackney
Buna Packney, Jr
Patricia
High Point Hospital
Ruba R. Kirkman
Charles Eugene
Asheboro Road
Grimes Street P.T. A
Grimes Street
D A R Chapter Meeting With Mrs Kirkman Planned
The Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday at 3 30 pm with Mrs J E Kirkman on East Washington Street. Associate hostesses are listed. authorit y speaker Mrs A B Caldwell Jr will discuss preservation of hisp as Spots. Delegates to state and national conventions are elected.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington _ street
Kirkman
Welborn
Allen Austin
L. M. H. Reynolds
S. B. Klein
Bruce Carraway
R. Young
Lois Welborn
A. B. Caldwell, Jr
Southern Division
Durham
Washington
Miss Sadie Wripple Vacationing in City at Sheloff Home
Miss Sadie Wripple of Lexington is spending the weekend in the city as a guest of Mrs. John Sheloff at her North Main Street residence.
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Sadie Wripple
Lexington
The
City
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Novel Fashion Notes and Bond Issue Talk in Raleigh
The article covers a $150,000 bond issue discussed by the Baptist state convention general board with J. R. Jester named chairman, J. M. Kester vice-president, and C. S. Green secretary. It also previews spring coats with minimal fur use, featuring novelties like boucle diagonals, leopard prints, gilet fur trims, and adaptable scarf collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
General Board of the
Baptist State Convention
J. R. Jester
Winston-Salem
J. M. Kester
Wilmington
C.S. Green
Durham
Loyal Workers Meet at East Lexington Avenue Home
Loyal Workers class of North Main Street Baptist church held a monthly meeting Monday evening at the home of Misses Ruth and Elon Green on East Lexington avenue. The program opened with a class song, prayer, and reading followed by refreshments for a long list of attendees. Bnai Israel P T A Holds Monthly Meeting at Synagogue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Clase
North Main Street
B'Nai Israel P.T. Ass'n
B’nai Israel
F. L. Rypins
Temple Emanuel
Greensboro
Bibliophile’s Heaven and Rummel Morse Code To Music
A New York editorial voice laments loudmouthed provocateurs and social irritants from theater staff to cab drivers and critics. It then waxes poetic on book collecting as a future profitable venture and closes with a nod to pianist Walter Morse Rummel.
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Paris
Samuel Morse
New York
Rummel
Wyoming
Times
Walter Morse
Ameri
France population rises to 41 835 000 in 1931 census
France records a total population of 41 835 000 in the latest census, up 1 100 000 since 1926. Aliens number 2 891 000 while a notable feature is a decline in the rural agricultural population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Miss Evelyn McDaniel to Stay With Miss Freeze in Augusta
Miss Evelyn McDaniel of Augusta arrives this afternoon to stay several weeks as guest of Miss Alice Elizabeth Freeze at her Rockford Road home in Augusta.
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Evelyn McDaniel
Augusta
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
Miss McDaniel
City
Sham war planned in Hawaii with Akron dirigible
Honolulu reports a mock conflict as the 8th fleet and army prepare a staged battle in peacetime maneuvers. Preparations include Akron dirigible arrival and a large field near Ewa for mooring during the exercise watched by government officials.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Ewa
Chief O Grady helps man who cannot pay fine
Generous Chief in Albuquerque offers to post a temporary release for Jack Campbell who cannot pay a five dollar illegal parking fine. Campbell says a friend will help him with the amount.
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Albuquerque
N. M
O'Grady
Jack Campbell
Campbell
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Albert F. Jaeckel
Audrey
St. Regis
Beth Leary
George Washington Kavanaugh
Waldorf Astoria
Cynthia Pratt
Marguery
Guernsey Curran, Jr
Black
Mrs. Guernsey Curran, JR
Ernest Comer
Ward Street
Nancy Marie
Gg. C. Caldwell
Phillip Caldwell
Helen Caldwell
W. F
Duncan, D. C
Mr. Caldwell
E. A. Tessier
Johnson
W. M. Johnson
North
Hamilton Street
Moffitt’s
D. A. R. Chapter
Garden Club
C. W. Mengel
Martha Washington Garden Club
Madison Street
K. F. Ellington
L. C. McSwain
Herbert Wood
D. W. Allen
W. B. Quarles
M. D. Hodges
E. C. Holden
E. F. Ellington
B. E B. Putnam
E. H. Moss
J. L. Perkins
J. R. Montgomery
C. Dunbar
Jack Putnam
Joan Savoy
Charles G. Shaw
New York University
Anvil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Main
Kress
South Main
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