Jefferson City Post Tribune Social Events Highlights
Mrs J H Dannenberg of Baltimore accompanied by her sister in law J A Howard left for home after ten days in Jefferson City. Winton K Sexton of Harrisonville visits relatives. Miss Mildred Wheeler and Madeline Nacy travel to Chicago for two weeks. Mary Morton Watts earns associate in arts from Lindenwood College and takes part in garland dance. Brownie Day Camp moved to Junior High Gym tomorrow from State Park. Pearl Lucas and George McCue wedding planned for Sunday at bride's parents home. Third sewing circle of Central Evangelical Church to meet tomorrow at 2 pm. Mrs William Murrell and daughter Linda of Marshall return Friday. Betty Lutman visits Denver. Sen Gene Frost honored at home dinner by the Hildens. Sunday school class meets at Miss Hazel Hale's home tomorrow night. Louise Stoke visits St Louis. she leaves for Columbia for master's work. Margaret Meller and Carl Trippensee wedding plans spark a shower hosted by Mildred Vogel. Philathea class hosting picnic at First Methodist church tomorrow 6:30 pm. Alfred Hirst of Chicago visiting A J Hirst and Mary Herbine ten days. Ray Dunlap and children to spend month in Harrisburg and Washington, D C. Mrs Mary Schulte hosts St Rita's sewing circle tomorrow afternoon.
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Baltimore
J. H. Dannenberg
W. L. Withaup
East High Street
J. A. Howard
Jefferson City
Pearl Lucas
Kansas City
J. H. Lucas
Brookfield
George McCue
F. H. McCue
I. D. Borders
Brookfield Presbyterian Church
Smith Kiely Wedding Announced in Kansas City Cathedral
Mrs W J Kiely announces the marriage of her daughter Lillian to Walter C Smith at four thirty Friday in the Catholic cathedral, Kansas City. Rev J J McCaffey officiated. couple home at 609 Broadway after brief wedding trip. Miss Carolina Mack hosted Sub Deb Club with games and honors to Miss Maxing Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kiely
Lillian
Walter C. Smith
Kansas City
J. J. McCaffey
Carolina Mack
Cherry Street
Maxing Wetzel
Preserving Spring Fruits with Old Fashioned Jam Recipes
A nostalgic guide to making strawberry preserves and other jams with steps for Strawberry Sunshine, Spiced Cherries, Black Currant and Rhubarb Jam, and Blackberry Jam. Includes fruit selection, sugar ratios, simmer times, and storage notes for long-lasting treats.
Bake sale plans and lodge meeting announced
Plans for an automatic coffee bake sale by clubs this Saturday were announced. Veitch of the Rebekah Lodge will attend a seven forty five PM meeting at Odd Fellows hall with Mrs J E Freeman from Fulton as a guest to report on the state assembly in Poplar Bluff late May. Betty Rose circle and St Peters parish groups set meetings for tomorrow evening. Senators Donnelly and Draper returned to Lebanon. Practical household tips cover knives, chicken fat, woolens, iced chocolate, berries, preserves, and a brunch menu with ham and apricot glaze and brown sugar finishing.
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Veitch
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
J. E. Freeman
Fulton
Rebekahs
State Assembly
Poplar Bhuift
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter's Chapel
Sen
Phil M. Donnelly
Minna Draper
Lebanon
Too Much Play Dulls Vacation Joy
A column by Olive Rover advises parents to organize children's vacation activities to avoid boredom and conflict. It recommends assigning tasks, continuing study, preserving music lessons, and engaging hands with crafts, gardening, or home projects while keeping fruit juices handy for hot weather refreshments.
Decorating Essentials Are Easily Learned
New York guidance on planning a beautiful room stresses definite color schemes, blended fabrics, and careful furniture placement. Grace Hutchins and Rebecca Dunphy warn against haphazard shopping, favoring subtle color blending, appropriate rug colors, and modest, well sized lamp shades. They urge consulting decorators when possible and applying common sense for DIY decor. Tomato ice recipe and summer ices round out the page.
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New York
Grace Hutchins
Rebecca Dunphy
Mrs. Hutchins
New Grad Won’t Have to Be Wedded to His Job Alone
A 1930s trend story notes rising college graduate job calls and growing salaries, easing marriage timing for both sexes. It cites Columbia, Carnegie Tech, and Harvard reports, outlines six hiring criteria for men, and warns women to choose husbands with practical traits and steady roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Harvard
Berth
Taylor
B. F. Goodrich Company
Evening gown trends shift to shorter hems and slits
The trend favors ankle length and floor length gowns with fronts cut shorter. Designers show informal party wear with draped folds and high drape. History suggests hemlines will shorten within a season or two as drape and slits signal change.
Fashionable chiffon redingotes for hot town days
The piece describes chiffon redingotes worn over dotted silk slips for warm weather in town. An attractive navy with white dots outfit is highlighted, pairing a navy foundation slip with a plain navy dress and a chiffon redingote. Accessorize with burgundy gloves a hat navy bag and shoes.
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Jefferson City Post- Tribune
Popiaaiananis
Winton K. Sexton
Harrisonville
5. E. Carter
Moreau Drive
Mildred Wheeler
Madeline Nacy
Chicago
Mary Morton Watts
Lindenwood College
Watts
Lindenwood
State Park
Central Evangelical Church
Will Bauer
William Murrell
Linda
Marshall
Betty Lutman
Denver
Colorado
Eer
Harry Helden
East High
Gene Frost
Cass- Wille
J. O
Hazel Hale
East McCarty Street
Louise Stoke
Elizabeth Wiley
St. Louis
Municipal Opera
Margaret Meller
Carl Trippensee
Mildred Vogel
Gerald Vogel
West Main Street
F. W. Vogel
Ruth Vogel
James Schubert
Mary Baret Meller
Alberta Meller
Rosemary Wloerschel
Geneva Mertens
Bernice
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Alfred
Hirst
Ill
Ray Dunlap
Barbara
Martha
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Mary Schulte
West High Street
St. Rita's Sewing Circle
John George
Geraldine Hornbuckle
Mr. George
Eldon
Udio
Betty Rose
First Baptist Church
Olive Rover
Barton
Mother
Holiness
Pally
Rebeccaunphy
Permanentas
Beter Pan Shop
Marinello Cosmetics
Pope’s
Phil A. Valmeser
Frb
Wasa
Eugene
Jefferson
Ralph Schott
Mer
Millsap’s
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