Engagement announced at Mae Bartlett Bartlett and Maurice Chambers Jr
Mrs. C. L. Sartuent hosted a bridge party at 1221 Lee Street to announce the June 30 wedding of Miss Mae Mildred Bartlett to Maurice R. Chambers Jr. Guests included Tennis Combs and many local ladies. Separate notes mention Mrs. A. A. McBride traveling to Kansas City for luncheons and bridge parties, Mrs. Fred D. Gardner visiting for the Country Club opening, and Sister Mary Tatona’s return after visiting Cedar Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sartuent
Lee Street
Mae Mildred Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Maurice R. Chambers, Jr
M. R. Chambers
West Circle Drive
Tennis Combs
M. C. Smith
Mary Jewett
Marion Henwood
Mary Slanker
Ruth Calhoun
Imogene Walls
Fern Jones
Marjorie Jewel Hardin
Nadine Hudson
Jane Ault LeCompte
Betty Jane Ellis
Frances Frew
Peggy Boy Schott
Marjorie Mae Radke
Helen Jean Hafner
A. A. McBride
Kansas City
James Bradshaw
John P. Gordon
Mary Tatona
Cedar Lake
Indiana
Agnes Benne
St. Joseph Convent
Milwaukee
Pentalpha Club Plans All Day Meeting
Pentalpha Club of Jefferson chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold an all day meeting in the Masonic Temple tomorrow beginning at nine thirty. Members will quilt and sew, a noon luncheon will be served. Visiting Eastern Stars will be special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentalpha Club of
Jefferson
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Suzette Makes Market With French Pattern Teasels
A quirky mid century ad describes Suzette, a cheerful French peasant heroine, as she dries dishes and markets tea towel designs. It promotes No. C8465 patterns with week designs, a pan holder, puff sleeves, panniers, and bodice options. Readers are urged to order by mail from the Make It Yourself Pattern Bureau in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
POS Tribune
Kansas City
Strenuous Women Press Peace Campaign for World Harmony
Helen Weishimer argues women must lead a strenuous peace movement to render war an atrocity. She recounts the Almeria bombing and urges a global shift away from militarism, stressing the need to clear the military atmosphere and educate youth and men to prevent future slaughter. Angelica, the milk cart driver, symbolizes innocent victims and the sudden destruction of civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Weishimer
Angelica
Almeria
New Germany
Earth
Happy Country Road
Culottes for Tennis Win Popular on New York Courts
Sun back culottes appear on top tennis courts as the preferred middle ground between shorts and skirts for active play. Bolero jackets or loose capes in matching material may be worn after the match, with fashion notes and fabric suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Servant Etiquette for Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A columnist argues that true breeding shows in how children treat servants. Courtesy from employer to maid or nurse shapes character, and parents must model kindness. Ensure matching temperaments between child and caregiver and set clear rules to prevent antagonism and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Mary
Roosevelt Dupont Wedding Planned by 100 Aides
In Wilmington Delaware June 10 AP reports a hundred or more aides will organize the Roosevelt DuPont wedding. Four secretaries under Mrs Edward J MacMullan coordinate a small army of staff for the June 30 ceremony. A New York orchestra, Philadelphia florists, day cooks, and a fifty four service team prepare high tea on the lawns. Secret service and state police will handle security and traffic for the President and Mrs Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Ethel DuPont
Franklin Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Eugene DuPont
New York
Secret Service
Mrs. Roosevelt
DuPont
Paris fashion and garden plans noted in early summer trends
Reports from Paris describe midseason coats with loose backs and satin ribbon accents on Miss DuPont at home fittings. Countess de Beaumont wears a blue Patou crepe dress with fan pleats and a halter neckline, while Mlle de Casteja models a black chiffon gown with green scarf detailing and shoulder bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturiers
Paris
Jean de Beaumont
Mademoiselle de Casteja
Pa‘ton
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Maurice Chambers
Fred D. Gardner
St. Louis
Thomas L. Price
Lawson Ia Place
John Taylor Pool
Mr. Pool
J. Kelly Pool
San Francisco
Joe Kliegel
Dorothy Schulte
Victor Distler
Henry’ Schepker
Rose Rephle
Herman Rackers
Ed. Diem Jer
Chris: ‘Trippensee
Henry Schulte
Frank Kliegel
Hub Athbert
Bill Vorment
Agnes Yost
Leo Eckhoff
Clarence “Schepker
Jim Hamacher
Archie Carey
Basil-Son
Helen Roark
Marcella Porth
Rose Schulte
Frances Schulte
Helen Schulte
Irene Carey
Helen Trippensee
Mary Alice Keller
Shirley Roark
Rosena Kliegel
Ruth Rust
Margaret Meller
Meer
Carl Trippensee
St. Peter's Church
Alberta Meller
Emmett Trippensee
Pentalpha Club
Theisman
First Methodist Church
Beethoven Junior Music Club
Carl Edward Barker
West Atchison
Irene Slate
West End Baptist Circle
Afrs. John
Dunford
West McCarty Street
William Tweedie
Adams
Anna Tweedie
Suzette
Hotel Statler
Louis
Jeff
London
Jefferson City Baking Co
Ered
Hotel Sherman
College Inn
Red Nichols
Chicago
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