Tea Honors Mrs Means Ray At 1212 Moreland Avenue
Mrs Charles Means Ray hosted a rainbow tea from 3 to 5 PM at 1212 Moreland Avenue. Guests included Mrs Guy B Park Miss Henrietta Park and Mrs Gus LeCompte and her daughter Miss Jane Ault LeCompte. Nanety Jane Ray greeted at the door with Mayor and Mrs Ray assisting. Out-of-town guests joined from Columbia St Louis and other cities.
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Means Ray
Charles Means Ray
Moreland Avenue
Guy B. Park
Henrietta Park
Gus Garland LeCompte
Jane Ault LeCompte
LeCompte
Ray
LeGompte
Nanety Jane Ray
Lawson Price
Howard Cook
DeVere Joslin
Rolla
Thomas Cole
St. Louis
G. S. Salley
A. L. Hawkins
Otto Schultz
Stanley BP
Howard
Ira Lohman
James A. Potter
Ray Pbunilan
Charles Tweedie
H. M. Watts
Thomas Mather
Thomas Cutler
J. C. Collet
William Oakerson
Stephen B. Hunter
Charles A. &P
Lawrence Hyde
C. A. Leedy
W. W. Henderson
Carrollton
Pemberton Gordon
Ethelyn Henwood
Mary Potter
Louise Dallmeyer
Punch
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Mary Margaret Lohman
Mary Morton Watts
Forrestine Smith
Jane Birkhead
Margaret Ann Gillham
Virginia Henwood
Floyd Shoemaker
Boyle Clark
Thomas Taylor
Herbert White
Betty Mae Baker
Columbia
Scott Wilson
R. 8. Brownler
Brookfield
Wiliam Phares
Maryville
John D. O'Rear
Mexico
Roosevelt Kin Joins Picket Line Amid Club Elections
Amigo Club elected officers with Dorothy Bassman president at 830 Adams Street. Others: Mary Jane Holliway vice president, Ruth Schaefer secretary, Juanita Schneider treasurer, Sara Jane Jose reporter. Brides was served after the meeting.
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Amigo Club
Dorothy Bassman
Bassman
Adams Street
Mary Jane Holliway
Ruth Schaefer
Juanita Schneider
Sara Jane Jose
Dorothy
Jean Bassman
Fashion Trends In Evening Frocks And Accessories
A reader notes new styles and beauty routines, urging habits like resting, and describes leaf pattern prints with black outlines on white, capes with intricate borders, and large kerchiefs. It highlights handkerchief frocks and frocks in candy stripe mint green red and white, plus eye catching linen evening gowns in white and pastels with bold red bouquet accents on the shoulder.
Keeping cool in summer social duties
Alicia Hart advises on summer composure for 1933 readers. Maintain calm in heat to please colleagues and family. Suggests daily routines: cold showers, evening hot tubs, cooling bath salts, powders, deodorants, and fresh lingerie. Recommends washing instead of pressing dirty dresses and airing shoes and hats for ventilation.
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Alicia Hart
Latest Summer Styles Shown at World Fair
Chicago fashion news notes linen pique and dotted Swiss as key summer materials. A black linen evening gown with a white pique jacket is displayed on Michigan Boulevard, while a Century of Progress show features a black and white handkerchief linen dance frock drawing applause.
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Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Century of Progress
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