Local church groups plan meetings this week
A busy slate of sociable gatherings fills the week. Volunteer and Harvest Circle members meet at homes on Park Avenue and McCarty Street at 7:30 p.m. Various church circles, missionary plans, luncheons, and a Republican women’s meeting are scheduled, with hosts Alma Wagner Longnecker and others.
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First Baptist Church
Kittie
Eben Hale
Park Avenue
És * Harvester’s
Circle of Christian Church
Dorothy Autenreith
McCarty Street
Republican Women of State
Capitol
State Labor Office
Capitol Building
Women’s Council of Christian Church
Alma Wagner
Evangelical Church
Longnecker Circle
Miellis Meyer
Fairmount Boulevard
Sisters Circle
Presbyterian Church
Dallmeyer Moreau Lodge
W. C. Hoefer
Women's Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Bible Jesson
Ralph Coose
J. Q. Wood
Scruggs Circle of Methodist Church
C. B. Sappenfield
Monroe Street
Flapper Fanny Says LGU Payoff At Public Library
Public notices and club events fill the page with choir gatherings and meetings at St. Ann's, First Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Methodist circles. Girls from Jefferson City sail to summer camps in Topeka Sioux City and Colorado Springs while Miss Bernita Boles hosts a piano recital at the Carnegie Library auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Rachel Brennelsen
Henrietta Rose
Topeka
Kansas
Brennelsen
Miss Rose
Mary Pace
Helen Louise Schultz
Sioux City
Town
Virginia Eliott
Louise Kerr
Colorado Springs
Girl Scouts
Bernita Boles
Carnegie Libary
Rhythm Orchestra
Wong Ho
Betty Stuckey
Tone Picture
Ruth Atkinson
Su Arabia
Arthur Edward Johnstone
Hubert DuBois
the Daisy
Kroeger
Mary Ann Dallas
Dorothy Smith
Alsacienne
Francis Thome
Ida May Lehman
Jolly Farmer
Robert Schumann
Lois Heisinger
J. Lilian Wanderers
Tone
Carol Jean Mather
Little Coquette
Wilson G. Smith
Melba Copeland
Martha Francis Mather
Cedric Lemont
Margaret Datson
Cornelius Gurlitt
Stephen Heiler
Nicolai von Wilm
Frang Schubert
Alby May Rohlfing
Bellini
Dorothy Doehla
Femininites Chronicles of Personal Doings
A compact program listing various musical pieces and performers. Gladys orchestrates a recital sequence including works by Bach Grieg Poldini Merkel and Beethoven with performers Mary Virginia Polson Ellen Richter Dorothy Maurer and Margaret Balkenhof among others.
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Peter Lvitch Tehsikovsky
Forrestine Smithy
Arcady
Henry Holden Huss
Margaret Balkenhof
Eduardo Poldini
Torjussen
Mary Josephine Smith
Gavotte
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ellen
Richter
Invention
Edvard Grieg
Hubert DuBois
Godard
Marjorie
Lauf
The
Butterfly
Gustav | Merkel
Dorothy Maurer
Ludwig van Beethoven
Mary Virginia Polson
Society Guests and Visits Highlight Capital City Social Roundup
A wave of local society news notes guests visiting and returning home. Frank G. Harris and Horace B. Clay families travel between Columbia Tulsa and the city hosting at various homes. Mrs P Steppelman returns from St Louis while Mrs Wilkie Cunningham visits Springfield. Prosts head to Mena after visits with Becks. Geraldine Harris accompanies Mabel Hornbuckle in Kansas City. Jeanette Vogelweid and Garden families travel back to St Louis after several days in the Capital City. William Bosworth visits from Salisbury, and Brunner house hosts Brunner and Vogelweid relations. A group from Beagles enjoy Painted Rock weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Monier
Roy Monier
Vineyard Square
University of Missouri
Columbia
Monier
Marion Allen
Amarillo
Texas
Jefferson City
Frank G. Harris
Horace B. Clay
Tulsa
Oklo
Wade Condit
Jackson Street
P. Steppelman
St. Louis
Wilkie Cunningham
Jeff
Springfield
Martin Prost
Mena
Ark
C. W. Beck
Prost
Agnes Beck
Mabel Hornbuckle
Geraldine
Kansas City
J. B. Levetsmier
West High Street
Jeanette Vogelweid
Garden
William Bosworth
Salisbury
Joe. Collett
West Main Street
Fred Geren
Joseph Vogelweid
Ted
Louis Brunner
Ten Mile Drive
Juanita Schott
Merdielle Worthley
Betty Cook
Louise Eichman
Mary Virginia Polson
Lois Beagle
N. R. Beagle
Painted Rock
Pajamas for the Hostess in Summer Soirees
Audray Roslyn, noted pianist, unveils a refined summer hostess look featuring white satin pajamas with a green decorative motif. A vagabond sash in dark green and a matching short jacket with wide sleeves complete the ensemble. Evening slippers are white satin with minimal straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audray Roslyn
Gor- Seous Breen
Glorifying Yourself How to Hide Frown Lines with Makeup
This guide explains cosmetic tricks to soften frown lines between the eyes. Use heavier outer lid shading and eyebrow emphasis to create a placid look, tint the outer eye corner lightly, and maintain care of the eyes to reduce lines over time. TOMORROW: Care of the eyes.
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A mother recalls boyhood bullying and its harm while praising a private schooling move that saved one boy who grew into a successful man. The writer questions the acceptability of cruelty among youth and laments the stigma of refined behavior.
Gold Coast Western Travel Sale Ad Promises All Inclusive Luxury
A vivid travel promotion invites readers to join a large escorted tour across the West including COLORADO YELLOWSTONE PACIFIC COAST CITIES and the CANADIAN ROCKIES. It promises over 5500 miles by train and 300 miles by car and boat, with meals, hotels, and entertainment covered by one low ticket.
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Colorado
Yellowstone
Pacific Coast
Canadian Rockies
Great West
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A. W. Happy
Swifts Highway
Anne Tweedie
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Radke
Circle No
Lutheran Church
Charles Loesch
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Olive Ewing Dallmeyer
Frank Botz
Stafford Pile
Erma Mace
M. E.W
M. EB. W
Oak Street
St. Rita's Sewing Circle
Ben Vetter
Billye Edwards
Madison Street
Edward Kaiser
East High Street
H. L. Bryant
Gladys
Gladys Darkce
Schell & Ward’s Garment Shoppe
High St
By Alicia, Hart
Olive Roberts
Barton
Aps
aSot
America
Bev
Shoe Department
Fey Denere
ADO
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