Social Events and Visitations Report from Local Society
A busy list of gatherings includes St Ann's Society hostings at Mrs A W Happy on Swift's Highway and the Dollie Meadow Circle at Mrs Means Ray 2212 Moreland Ave. The Euphrosyne Club plans a 2 o'clock play and lunch at Lotus Lantern with guests. Mrs D C McClung hosts a luncheon Thursday with assistants Mrs Roy McCoy and Mrs Paul Brace. Attendees travel from St Louis and Oklahoma for visits, and Imperial Club plans a grand spring ball at the Central Hotel with 12-piece Quadrangel Orchestra nursing a decor-filled ballroom. An afternoon tea at 612 Washington Street draws many guests and out-of-town visitors from Columbia and Moberly arrive for celebrations including Miss Annabelle Slicker’s sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Meadow Circle
Euphrosyne Club
Maurice Smith
Lotus Lantern Tea Room
Imperial Club
Central Hotel
Columbia
James Pottes
Washington Street
J. H. Gutten
Larry Brunk
Grace Boehner
Lucia Nolen
Samanthia Mil Jer
Nadine Gentry
Waida Clerk
Joseph Kolkmeyer
Potter
W. A. Robinson
Sturgeon
C. B Corwin
John P. Gordon
Oscar Williams
Margaret Zeitz
Mary GB
Ruth Jones
Joseph Rice
Best Saturday Session In Weeks in the Market
The stock market posted its best Saturday progress in weeks with moderate activity and a two hour session total of about 1.2 million shares. Buoyed by easing credit, optimistic reparations talks, and strong first quarter earnings, gains were broad though some autos and production figures sparked volatility. Major names rose, while a wide list of industrials, oils, and steel shares moved higher or lower, reflecting mixed sentiment as investors priced in earnings and future output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Department of Commerce
Hudson
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Galoradon Fuel and Iron
Acme
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery-Ward
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
International Telephone
United Air Craft
Columbian Carbon
Warner Brothers
Texas Company
Pure Oil
Houston
Phillips Phillips
Motors
Graham Paige
Hupp
Mack Trucks
Midland Steel Products
International Harvester
Goodyear, Lambert
Johns Manville
Two Couples Get License To Marry In City
Two marriage licenses were issued this morning by Recorder Le Page. Robert Hartman and Helen DeWorth of St Louis secured a license and will be married today or tomorrow. Eugene Bonnet and Mrs Gertrude Schulte of this city obtained a license and were married by Justice W P Smith. Their friends offer congratulations and best wishes. They will reside in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder LePage
St. Louis
Robert Hartman
Helen Deworth
Eugene Bonnet
Gertrude Schulte
W. P. Smith
On the Air Sundays Five Best Radio Features 1929
United Press lists top radio highlights across networks Wd and NBC with pianist Ralph Leopold and International Singers at 6:30 CST WJZ NBC. John Hays Hammond guest at 7:15 CST on S T. Clara Jacobs soprano Francis MacMillen violin Kenneth Vines tenor at 8:15 CST on 5 T. Alibi dramatization at 18:00 CST on WABC CBS. Seth Parker's at 9:15 CST on 5 T. Address of President Hoover at AP luncheon 12:45 CST on WOR CBS. Jack Smith whispering baritone at 8:30 CST on WEAF NBC. Merle Alcock contralto and Symphonic Orchestra at 8:00 CST on WJ NBC. Shakespeare Tempest adaptation at 10:00 CST on WEAF NBC. Lakeme in French at - Delikes opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NBC
Ralph Leopold
WJZ
John Hays Hammond
WEAF
Clara Jacobs
Francis MacMillen
Enneth Vines
WABC
CBS
Seth Parker
Hoover
Associated Press
WOR
Jack Smith
S&s T
Merle Alcock
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E ‘ Society
G&l. Porter
Telephone
Jefferson Theater
Beauty and Bullet
Miller Theater
St. Ann's Society
A. W. Happy
Swift's Highway
B. W
P. BE. OQ
D. C. McClung
Roy McCoy
Paul Brace
John Guy Gibson
Robert Otto
Mrs. A. H. Harrison
Vincent Carrol
Mr. Carrol
Lillian ‘Tweedie
Maxine Carruthers
Oklahoma
Chester Tatum
Janelle Tatum
Bradbury
Asel
Cheriy' Atrees
Col
Wm. C. Hoefer
Aliss Anne Russell Hoefer
Anna Louise Kelley
Lindenwood College
Missouri Conference of Methodist Churches
Warrensburg
Chris Koch
Young People's Workers
J. P. Sanders
Women's Society
RR. Sahert
Lambuth Society
Ralph Cause
James E. McDonald
Lexington
Morris Gordon
Willard King
Dallas
Tex
John Will Hall
Liberty
Jenny P. Gordon
The
Gordons
Kings
Margaret Reavis Kimes
Gee. Reavis
Cliff Drive
University of Missouri
Mary Ann Kimes
Mrs. Means Ray
B. J. Kneist
Fairmount Boulevard
Oere
Mary Aliene Meyer
Mr Kennedy
Henry J. Dalle
Emma Dalle
Ed. Dalle
O. J. Slickes
East Water Street
Annabelle Slicker
Ruth
Francis Strohman
Ruth Sheely
Maxene Higgins
Lorene
Virginia Bohanan
Ruth Morrow
Pearl Brannen
Jack
Bobbie Kester
First National Bank
Jefferson City
Missouri
Baltimore& Ohio
Barnsdall “A
Briggs Mig
Calumet
Hecla
Canadian Pac
Jerre de Paseo
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi, Mil
St. P. & Pac
Oni
North West
Chi
Rock, Ts
Pac
Chile
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iran
Col, Gas & Elect
Graphaphone
Consul Gas
Continent Mot
Curtis Aero
du Pont de Nem
Erie R. BR. TL
Fish Rubber
General Elec
Gen. Motors
Great Northern Ry. Bd
Goodrich
Kelly-Springfield ‘Tire
Kennecott Cop
Kolster Radio
Kroger Grocery
Mack ‘Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seab. Ol
Kas. & Tex
Mo. Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nat
Pastum
Ps. Ser. Corp
N. J
Purity Bakery
Radio Corp. of
Remington Rand
Repair, Steel & Iron
San Fran
R. R
Shell Union Oi
Sinclair Cont. Oil
Southern Pac
South Railway
Standard Oil
Cal
N. 2
N. Y
Stewart Warner Speed
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Timken
Union Pacific
U. S. Industrial Alcotel
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Wabash R. B
Chichesters
Garones Pena
Drs Mont Brand
Veeony
Post-Tribune
Studebaker
Chevrolet
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