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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
2
Mrs. Schwehn entertained the Monday evening bridge club with a dessert bridge at her home. Prizes for two tables went to Mrs. Les Crumpler, Mrs. B. F. Anthony and Mrs. John Angelbeck. Games followed a dessert course. Fresh dill in a white fish sauce recipe suggested. dried dill as substitute.
Barrest Carson hosted a dinner at River Acres honoring Mrs Eearson on her birthday. Guests included Mrs Frank Ramsey and Mrs Robert Bernick who plan to leave Thursday for Salt Lake City. Other attendees were members of the honoree’s families and local residents.
Leslie was elected president of the Cole County Medical Society Auxiliary at a Guest Day gathering held yesterday at the Colonial Tea Room. Officers elected include Mrs. Everett Sugarbaxer as vice president Mrs. Bart Loyd as secretary and Mrs. C F Adams as treasurer A dessert luncheon preceded the election and a program on Socialized Medicine in Europe was presented by Mrs. J Pemberson and Mrs. J Gr Bruce arranging details were coordinated by Mrs. Bruce. Jim Beach Steerman visited relatives after attending the 149th Illinois High School class reunion. Mrs. Glenn Corcoran hosted a neighborhood breakfast at 114 Boonville Road with several neighbors in attendance.
Announcement: Agnes Stegeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Stegeman of 516 Walnut is engaged to Theodore Stegeman. Wedding date has been set.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Cherry Street workers being entertained at a lake with mentions of Henry Ase and a group of twelve members along with three Mollie Mover iments, indicating a nurse was involved in the afternoon activities.
Bass Mary Anna Hammons and Mrs Enos Eggers hosted a Saturday kitchen shower for Miss Jewell May Muuck a prospective bride A buffet supper drew 29 guests on the lawn of the gers home on St Louis Road The Circle entertained in Tipton recently with twelve Dorcas Circle members and Rev A Jenkins spending the day Bouquets of flowers and tall lupers graced the luncheon table
Mr and Mrs Jerry Tellman entertained their oldest son J Lee on his fifth birthday with a treasure hunt at Memorial Park. Children Billy Russ Linda Sue Goldammer Stephen Billy Brethorst Jimmy Dean Chatfield Delbert Pats Bolton Gary Lee Gretlein Noelipenname. Birthday refreshments followed.
Mrs. Glenn Northup and Miss Margaret Kell will visit Jefferson City tomorrow to meet at the Blood Center. Red Cross volunteers and interested helpers are invited to visit the center and meet the leaders. A reception for Forrest Smith and other officers is announced by the Women’s Democratic Club at the Missouri Hotel from 8 to 10 p.m.
Miss Linda M. Jones of Sedalia was named co winner of the one man award in creative writing at a graduation event in Dallas City. Norma Jean Morris of Fort Worth also tied for the prize. D.A.C. officers for 1938-30 include Hicks as regent, Carroll as vice regent, Schultz as chaplain, Potter as secretary, and Stuckey as treasurer.
Patricia Richards wed Donald Ray Montgomery in a home ceremony near Teboers with Rev. A F Larson officiating. The bride, a William Woods College graduate, works as a secretary in the State Board of Education Home Economics division. The couple plans a Lake of the Ozarks trip before settling in Jefferson.
Fourteen members of the J. C. Circle of the Methodist Church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Pursley at 430 East Ashley. Attending guests included Mrs. Ruth Hamilton Mrs. Paul Reitman Mrs. W. D. Keller and Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Warne Thomason was named as a new member. The devotional was given by Mrs. Laurence Adams followed by a talk on the Methodist Child's Home work in St. Louis by Mrs. Keller Field Representative. Refreshments were served afterward by Jim Pursley and co host Mrs. Helen Friezgerala.
Betty Paul Sours hosted a bath room shower for Josie Nichols at the Colonial Tea Room last evening in honor of Nichols and her upcoming marriage to Lyle McLaughlin of Trenton on July 2. Guests included Ruth Haub Evelyn Lynhardt Nadia Palmer Zona Semmler Virginia Bexton and several others. Centerpiece set in silver and white with desserts and prizes followed gift presentation and a decorative clothes gift.
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