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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
8
Society notes Mrs A B Hawkins entertained club members and Mrs George S Frierson Jr of New Orleans with a Monday luncheon and bridge at her Adams street residence. Frierson is visiting her sister Mrs James Marsh Douglas.
Mrs Foster B McHenry hosted the William Greenway Chapter of the D A R at her Greenberry Road home with roses adorning the dining room. Mrs George Dorris led the program titled My Country Tis or Thee.
.Mr and Mrs L Frank Tatum returned to Wymore Apartments after a week in Southeast Missouri, joined by Peggy Tatum of Kennett. Roberta Huston hosted a three table bridge evening on Vista Place. Attendees included Mrs George Hubert Bates, Mrs Lewis M Means, Mrs William M Hager, and Mr and Mrs Forrest Stith at the Central College reunion in Fayette. Russell Maloney and son Tommy spent the weekend in Kansas City, joined by Margaret Klein who will vacation with the Maloney family. Dr and Mrs Harry Beach Stauffer hosted Dr Stauffers brother for four days at Vista Place.
The article outlines makeup steps for a polished look including foundation, rouge, and powder with setting techniques, and lipstick application on dry lips with blotting. It then offers floral decor tips featuring daffodils, iris, sweet peas, roses, and a selection of petals for mantels, plus options to ship fresh flowers or plants and notes on science extending flower longevity.
Roy Lone Auxiliary leader heads the Stauffer party with Miss Kathryn Stephens and Mark Dodge of Kansas City. The Stauffers hosted guests who drove to St. Louis for the weekend. Lee vacationed with her parents, Theodore and Mrs. Wisch of 607 West Elm, accompanied by her DePaul hospital classmate. Miss Marie Schamuth of Cape Girardeau also joined the group.
Miss Jean Kersting entertained sixteen guests with a dessert bridge at the home of Mrs. Cecil A. Dulle on Oakwood Drive. Four tables competed with prizes awarded to Charlotte Withington Betty Toennes and Mary Csther dine Renz.
Mrs Noel Hall leads a recital featuring piano students Caroline Bushman Martha Ellen Burton Jacqueline Raither LaVerne Riemenschmitter Shirley Stilwell James Welch Ellen Remley Jacqueline Hall Noel Hall Jr and Billy Baker of Columbia at 1135 East MacCarty tonight. R W Patton ex State Highway official begins government post in Charleston SC and will join his wife there in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs E L By 1807 Fairmount have welcomed nephew Dori Chapp of Fremont Nebraska as a house guest. Farmers Auxiliary to The American Legion met with Mrs Edison Blagg on East Capitol. Miss Catherine Hope of Adams Street visited St Louis over the holiday. Lorraine Boss and Rosalee Sachs visited friends in Kansas City Oklahoma City and Enid Oklahoma.
Glennon Circle meets 8 15 this evening in Knights of Columbus Hall. Theta Alumnae Club gathers 7 30 Wednesday with Mrs Otto Schultz 721 East High. Hough Park ladies host a 2 15 Wednesday pot luck luncheon with golf morning and afternoon. Cole County Republican Women meet 8 o'clock this evening with Mrs Sam Haley 1296 Moreau Drive. Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae meet 8 pm with Miss Ruth Schaefer 602 Madison. Gamma Phi all invited. Triple A Club assembles 7 30 tonight with Marjorie Weber Orchard Acres.
Church groups arrange luncheons reviews and programs across denominations Wednesday and Thursday. Readers note Circle events at St Peters Trinity Lutheran Baptist and Westminster Presbyterians with venues on St Marys Boulevard Locist Capitol area and church parlors. The Gospel Tent offers nightly interdenominational services while local graduation notice and El Camino Real highway history appear in church notices.
ALICIA HART explains new foundation varieties surpass old oily blends. Liquid foundations replace powder for many skincare needs, with sessions offering a rosy glow. For dry or normal skin, films provide a dull smooth finish and long-lasting rouge. A rosy pink beige shade improves sallow complexions and keeps powder in place. Many women aim to reduce makeup reapplication with these modern options.
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