Evolution of Jazz Event Promoted by Local Pupils
Society notes list events at multiple venues including Marie Givens School of Dancing Jefferson Theatre 8 15 PM Family circle picnics at First Presbyterian Home of Mrs J T Waddill 1303 Green Berry Road 6 80 o'clock Gleaner class at Central Evangelical Home of Miss Charlotte Langerhans 219 West Dunklin Street Evelyn Peasner assisting hostess 6 83 Amona 5 class First Baptist Church potluck luncheon 12 o'clock church parlors Alleria Club Miss Willian Slicker 4039 Washington Street Jeanette Beall Circle First Baptist Church Silver tea at 1404 East High Street 3 6 PM Dr Jeanette Beall of China guest of honour Rebekah Lodge I O G F Hall 7 36 PM Writers Club Mr and Mrs W W W Gibbany 401 Vista Place 7 30 PM.
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Marie Givens
Jefferson Theatre
Catherine Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
J. T. Waddill
Green Berry Road
Gleaner
Central Evangelical Church
Charlotte Langerhans
West Dunklin Street
Evelyn Peasner
Jeanette Beall
First Baptist Church
Frank Stuckey
East High Street
Jean-ette Beall
China
Writers Club
Writers Club of
Jefferson City
W. W. Gibbany
Vista Place
Clarence Rose
Marshall Street
Breakfast and Dance Recital Highlight Society News
Mrs Luella St Clair Moss hosts a breakfast at the Coronado Hotel with guests including Mrs Guy B Park and out of town visitors. Marie Givett School of Dancing presents The Evolution of Jazz at Jefferson Theatre with 78 pupils ranging from four to twenty. The program features various dances, solos, tap numbers, and ends with Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Dinner bridge hosted by Tuesday Club members at Petit’s followed by bridge at 1917 West Main Street, with scores favoring L S Poor and Mays.
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Columbia
Luella St. Clair Moss
Coumbia
Coronado Hotel
Guy B. Park
D. S. Jones
Walter Williams
Max Miller Wallace
Miami
Edwin L. Brown
Pleasant Hill
Stephen B. Hanter
Marie Givetts
Jefferson Theatre
Florence Hyde
Dyonne Hipps
Marjorie Tanner
Miss Givens
Mary
George M. Gahan
Broadway
Floradara
Humber
Florine Owsley
Joan Wright
Helen Catherine Reagle
Janet Jerow
Petit’s
Walter Steininger
West Main Street
Ll. S. Poor and
Mays
Charles Wells
Tropical suit feature and social notices
A tropical suit with a straight slim skirt and hip length jacket with large patch pockets is described. The piece is made from white tayon and silk and pairs with vivid blouse shades. Social items include a garden party for Miss Rost and a pre wedding shower for Miss Rost, plus wedding plans for Miss Alice Barnett and Mr. Graves, and club meetings and outings across Jefferson City.
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Bride-To-Be Berentice Hall Weds Kansas City Groom Tonight
Miss Berentice Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs E Ray Hall and Mr and Mrs Mamie Parnell of Kansas City will marry this afternoon at 4 30 at the Hall home 821 West High Street Rev A B Jackson officiating A guest list includes cousin Edna Mae Curry as maid of honor Richard Parnell and Ext Curry of Kansas City are ushers The ceremony features palm greenery Madonna lilies and ivory tapers with a three tier white wedding cake center decoration of Briar Cliff roses and delphinium amid a simple formal setting
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Harry Rowland
Patty Dean Schell
Patty Dean
Jolanna Hill
Edna Mae Curry
Kansas City
Richard Parnell
Harold Kirkpatrick
Ext Curry
William Suggett
Henry Depping
William Kelly
Marie Hall
St. Louis
Frances Curry
Maxine Lehnen
Columbia
Mae Mildred Bartlett
Margaret Meade
Hays
Kansas
Mildred Berry
Leola Mae Miller
Bertha Happy
Margaret Melin
Violet Oliver
Margaret Hall
DeVaughn Pennington
Virginia Hall
Mamie Parnell
G. EL. Curry
Garlisle Stone
Muriel Smith
Frank Shaw
R. G. Lehnen
New President for Junior Leagues amid Wedding Anniversary Celebrations
The text outlines the Junior Leagues appointing a new president as a cake used for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Suggett is displayed. It lists attendees and organizers across Kansas City, St. Louis, and other towns, including hostesses, pourers, and dining room helpers, plus a note on the couple planning to reside in Kansas City.
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Associated Junior Leagues of America
Elizabeth Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Toronto
John G. Pratt
New Orleans
How to Rouge Correctly by Alicia Hart
This safety guide advises women to apply rouge to natural flush areas, avoid harsh edges, and blend under proper light. It cautions against using daytime daylight for makeup and recommends strong lighting from a dressing table to assess true color.
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Alicia Hart Wigse
Gil
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