Spring Coffee at Country Club Hosts and Guests
Mrs. R R Nacy and Mrs Richard K Nacy Jr entertained today with a Spring coffee at the Yellow and white Mawers decorated Country Club serving table. Mrs George Rozler poured while Mrs Thomas Graham and Mrs Forrest Carson served. Hostess helpers included Miss Patricia Nacy Mrs M E Morris and Mrs John A Morris. Guests between 1 30 and 1 30 included out of town visitors Mrs John D Nacy of Lawton and Mrs Joe Pruitt of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Nacy
Richard Kh. Nacy, Jr
Country Club
George Rozler
Thomas Graham
Forrest Carson
Patricia Nacy
M. E. Morris
John A. Morris
John D. Nacy
Lawton
Bad
Joe Pruitt
Kansas
Family Dinner Observes Anniversary
The Gladdens celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary with a holiday family dinner at 116 Bolton Co. The event, hosted by Mrs. Gladden and her parents Victor Hainvieh at 207 Vista Place, featured a large candle lit cake and nine guests. Mrs. O. W. Mack assisted. Also noted is the anniversary date for Mr. and Mrs. Gladden today. Nearby visits include Nolan Chappell hosting guests at 1414 W Main St with travelers from Brentwood and Mexico, plus Groton, Conn. residents visiting Abigail Irvine at 309 Pulk ereon St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gladden, Jr
Bolton Co
Nolan Chappell
Main St
L. G. Dawson
Gene
Mexico
Myle
Edward Leeny
Sylvia Ann
Brentwood
Stole Making Tips from Dorothy Roe for Fashion
Stitch a stole using a two yard fabric length with folded edges. Experts describe decorative diamond appliques stitched with zigzag or hand stitches, plus pattern drawing, seam allowances, turning, and finishing techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tneal
J. AT. Amos
How a Vanderbilt hand reveals a careful declarer
Oswald Jacoby recounts a Van derbilt Tournament hand in which the declarer wins the first trick with diamonds, draws trumps, cashes top cards, and later misplays to lose a six hearts contract. A lunch‑table tip explains the missed spade ace and a singleton spade discard by West, sealing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Lee Hazen
New York
Cone
Hazen
Tourney Hand Was A Real Puzzler
A bridge hand from a tournament shows North with aKQ195 in a suit and West leading spades after East passes. Dummy plays five spades to the lead, West wins the ace, and South loses another spade. The write up notes South could have made the contract with careful play, if not for misplays and misread signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Mrs Davis Hosts City Bridge Club in Chicago Visit
Mrs Davis entertained her Tuesday evening Bridge club at 1000 Oakwood Dr last night with a dessert course before the game. Winners were Mi bister, Mrs Allen and Mrs Iain Shain. Additional guests included Mrs Henry Pratt Marjorie Asschauni Mr and Mrs Lyman Winter. 1318 Moreau Dr. and the Goodalls Thames plus Mr and Mrs George Gray of Chattanooga Tennessee visited. Gray is the former Miss Fi Goodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Davis
Oakywood
Mi Bister
Allen
Iain: Shain
Henry Pratt
Marjorie Asschauni
Lyman Winter
Moreau Dr
Chicago
George Gray
Chattanooga
Tens
iGoodalls Thames
Gray
Fi Goodall
Early Beauty Wasn't Very By ALICIA HART
The article humorously contrasts modern beauty with past ideals, noting Juliet and Guinevere would seem plain today. It details ancient grooming, including rough razing of skin, monthly cleansing with wood tools, and perfumes to mask results, while modern women appear far more refined to a knightly eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Juliet
Guinivere
Gil
Cleo
Helen of Troy
John
Knight of the Round Table
Guinjvere
Fashion hints for convalescents in care settings
A short, practical note on comfortable fashion for patients at hospital or home. It suggests dresses or covers such as ankle length and frill options, a bed jacket, matching lipstick, and pastel pillow slips to refresh a patient’s look during convalescence.
The Party Is No Better or Worse Than Its Guests
Ruth Millett argues a hostess shapes a party by guest selection not by decor or food. A lively mix or stagnant crowd determines enjoyment more than setting, dress, or menu. Choose guests who relax and enjoy each other. avoid bringing in bored or conflicting individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Iitert
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Dorothy Roe
Grodal
Ve. Miller St
Les
Livy E. Peters
Oklahoma City
Okla
Scott Peters
Fairmount Blvd
Jacoby
G. A. Fischer Drug CO
Hart West
Mrs. Davis
Bridge
EAGLE
You
Sterling Ee
Gorham Sterling
Gorham
Porth's Jewelry Store
Rogers
Rogers Holmes & Edwards
Homer Williput
Central
KAYS
Madison
Bell É Howell
Monterey
the Maright Stu & Camera Shop
Russia
Speer
OnLuke
Central Dairy
Jefferson City
Dacton Panels
Chromspun
Priscilla
Picot-idge
Dacron
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