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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
4
Jefferson Chapter Order Lastery Star meets at o clock in Massanic Temple. All members are invited to attend the meeting and enjoy the social hour. Pythian Sisters meet at 7:30.
Local society pages recount multiple gatherings at homes and clubs. Events include bridge and luncheon parties hosted by Edith Ottman, Misses Noonan and Johannaber, and Alpha Delta Theta sorority. a barbecue opening at Oak Country Club with golf and bridge. Baker family and neighborhood gatherings. and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Beckman with pimache.
The Federation of Republican Women's Clubs of Missouri plans its annual meeting in Jefferson City with more than thirty federated groups from St. Louis Kansas City and across Missouri. Judge Berryman Henwood of the Missouri Supreme Court will speak and a course of study for the year will be adopted. Grace Semple Burlingham and Mrs Gehrig will attend and cut a birthday cake. Also noted are campus moves and society updates including Thomas Gross leaving for Iowa and Dorothy Raithel returning home for summer vacation.
Miss Virginia Walsh of New York visits Mrs. James Walsh and Miss Grace Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowser, formerly of 112 East McCarty Street, relocate to St Louis. Miss Mildred Hammond of St Louis stays three weeks with her mother Mrs C G Hammond on East Miller Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kieselbach of 410 Brooks Street depart for Little Rock Arkansas to visit relatives and travel the south. Mrs Rey Gass recently discharged from DePaul Hospital.
Elliott Farmer, longtime student at the University of Missouri Columbia, has returned home to Cedar City to spend the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Parmer. He is president of the 1932 School of Business and Public Administration and will attend a national convention in Ashville New York. In July, Mr and Mrs T Joynt announce the birth of a girl named Marjory Anne at St Mary's Hospital. Mr Joynt is manager at Newberry's Store.
Alicia Hart outlines simple daily eye cleaning using an eye cup and mild boric acid solution. She cautions against eye infections from shared cups, recommends rinsing between eyes, and suggests hot or cold solutions, soothing lotions, and eyewash as preventive care for mornings, travel, and pool exposure. Keep eyes protected with correct solutions and proper hygiene.
A guidance piece urges careful school choice for children. It questions choosing schools by sentiment rather than fit, noting many students pursue fields aligned with the school’s strengths and the student’s talents.
Long Branch officials react to the appointment of Cornelia Hopkins as police commissioner by Commissioner Charles B. Brown. The 33 year old socialite, lacking law enforcement experience, faced claims of illegality and opposition from the town commission and Police Judge Rosen. Rumors swirled of potential beachwear censorship orders and efforts to end her tenure.
The piece argues for careful school selection based on fit and training trends, urging visits and inquiries to deans and registrars. It cautions against pressuring daughters into costly social environments and notes that some schools regulate class distinctions while others do not.
The excerpt questions whether a daughter will fit into a two percent school. It asks if she will do her best work there and whether she will be happy and develop.
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