Luncheon and Bridge Hostess Entries Highlight Society
Mrs. C. G. Hammond and other hosts entertained at several af ternoon gatherings with luncheon bridge and tea. Guests included Mrs. Hammond Jr., Mrs. Mille r, Miss Henwood, Miss Schott, Miss Schott and many of Des Moines area society figures. House parties and guest lists extended to visitors from Montgomery and Westwood as well as Miss Gos horn’s garden supper plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
C. G. Hammond, Sr
East Miller
C. G. Hammond, Jr
E. J. Miller
A. A. McBride
Means Ray
Marion Henwood
1116
Morea Drive
Peggy
Lou Schott
Mildred
Inymore
Westwood
California
James A. Potter
Fritz Schott
Fred Fritz
Edward Sibley III
Marjorie Mae Radke
Bernice Baker
Virginia Henwood
Miss Katharine Smith Weds Edwin Smith
Miss Katharine Smith daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Smith and Edwin Smith son of Mrs. Thad R. Smith wed at seven thirty last evening at the bride's home. Rev Griswold of Palmyra Baptist Church officiated before a fireplace display of larkspur and tapers. The bride wore a marquisette gown with satin flowers and carried a white bouquet. sister Peggy Lou Smith attended. Out of town guests included families from Moberly Mexico Palmyra Slater and Kansas City. The couple left for a three week motor trip after a reception at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Smith
Carolyn Smith
McCarty
Edwin Smith
Thad R. Smith
Palmyra
Griswold
The
Baptist Church of
Fred Smith
Peggy Lou Smith
William Ousley
Jere Bellamy
Mexico
Loheogrin
Lillian Waddell
Juanita Hadfield
Roseby Waddell
Winnifred Griffit
Maxine Lynes
Margaret Smith
J. R. Noel
H. P. Phelan
Moberly
Myr
Mes. A
Smith
Slater
Dellerson City Senior
Delta Gamma Theta
Federal Office
Pathmyra High School
Hannibal- LaGrange College
Marion County
Misses Bret and Abel Honored At Bridge Party
A dessert bridge and shower at the Trippensee home honored Zarabe He Bret and Lucille Abel, with Abel taking high score. Other clubs met at different homes for pinochle and dessert bridge with prizes, and several guests visited from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret and
Abel
Carl Trippensee
James Schubert
Trippensee
Highway 50 West
ZarabeHe Bret
Lucille Abel
Fiesta Shower Honors Miss Pearl Howelman
Mrs. Wesley L. Davenport of 517 East Capitol hosted a fiesta shower Thursday evening in honor of Miss Pearl Howelman with prizes for scores and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Howelman
Wesley L. Davenport
East Capitol
Women’s Trans Mississippi golf meet semis in Tulsa
In Tulsa on June 10 AP reports match play in the women's Trans Mississippi tournament narrowing to two key semi finals. Betty Jameson faces Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City in the upper bracket while Patty Berg meets Mrs Patty Newbold of Wichita in the other match. Jameson was nine when Hill won her first Trans Miss title in 1928. Newbold is the former 1932 title holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Betty Jameson
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Miss Jameson
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Patty Newbold
Wichita
Kansas
Strapless Bra Redefines Foundation Garment Trend
The current vogue for strapless evening dresses fuels a demand for new foundation garments. A versatile bra with removable adjustable straps forms a halter neckline, suitable for three different necklines and gown styles.
Book Review Column WINNEBAGO BOY By Mario and Mabel Seachers
Helen Rick reviews Winnebago Boy a photobook about a Winnebago family at a Wisconsin ceremonial and Indian customs. It suits third grade readers and accompanies Indians Today, with vivid images and cultural lessons. The piece notes its library relevance and illustration quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario and
Mabel Seachers
Helen Rick Landing Hawk
Wisconsin
Southwest
Helen Riek
Nevil Shute
Henry Warren
Helen Rick
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet for Installations
The Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter DAR gathers Saturday at Sleepy Eye Lodge Mo reeau to install new officers and present the annual flag day program by the CARs under Mars Elliott. Sacred Heart Promoters League backs a bake sale at Jefferson Cleaners tomorrow at eleven. The Anna Tweedie Circle picnic is postponed, and Daughters of Isabella plan initiation Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Randolph Jefferson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sacred Heart Promoters League of
St. Peter's Parish
Jefferson Cleaners
Anna Tweedie
Lohman Cabin
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Heat Forgetter Dishes Promising Veal Loaf Recipe
Mrs Gaynor Maddox shares a novel heat beating menu featuring Pineapple Cabbage Luncheon for six to eight and a Jellied Veal Loaf serving four to six. The menu blends fruit and veg with gelatin and veal stock, plus a social note of a banquet at Selinger Centre and Delta Phi Kappa Fraternity officers elected at Gene Stith Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Delta Phi Kappa Fraternity
Gene Stith
Jack Hardin
Kletus Kolb
Junior Coleman
Tribune
Charles Kolb
Fred Abel
Radio Schedule Listings From Early Evening to Night
A dense list of radio programs and broadcasts including dance bands, news slots, and sports castings. Notable items include the Sons of the Pioneers, Frankie Traumbauer Orchestra, Ozark Mountaineers, 4-H Chili Quarter Hour, and Stag Beer sponsored news segments. Also references to farm markets and live livestock shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the West
Red’s
Sons of the Pioneers
Oklahoma Outlaws
Frankie Traumbauer
Orchestra
Ozark Mountaineers
Scerages-Guhieman Lumber Company
Wnews
Central Trust Company
Griesedieck Bros
Red
Drifters
Goodrich
Hyde Park
Evening Program and Kitchen Notes
The schedule lists 7:15 Songs and Shadows and 7:30 Good evening all. The recipe advises adding grated cheese and minced onions to creamed eggs, serving mayonnaise as a sauce with hot vegetables, and sprinkling nutmeg over sauce for hot cauliflower.
Stuffed Eggs Novelty Appetizers For Canape Trays
A simple idea to fill hard cooked eggs with shrimp salad as a savory novelty for canape trays. Serve several on lettuce with a light salad dressing for a crisp finish.
New Shades Brighten Home Decor With Colored Shades
For years window shades were neutral. Manufacturers now offer colored shades in blue larkspur green and rosy beige alongside cream tan and white as a trend in home decoration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Sawyers
William Orr Sawyers
Vista
William Reed
Montgomery
Alabama
Wellsville
Roger Woody
John A. Williams
Mis. F. J. White
Guy Watred
Diane Robinson
Mar.jorié McPherrin
Ann Wallace
Sarah Baily
Prudence Hamilton
Patricia Potter
Des Moines
Iowa
Betty Goshorn
Moreland Ave
Goshorn
F. F. McKinnon
Frances Ruth
Doris
West Main
Salt Lake City
West Coast
Virginia Elliott
G. Ti. Elliott
Madison
New York
Miss Elliott
Velora Davis
Long Island
Eagle Island
Rosé Mary Ann Moerschel
St. Louis
City
Ernst C. Moerschel
St. Marys Boulevard
Virginia Mae Scruggs
Roseann , Keown
Robert W. Stacy
Sheila Kay
Frank Boyce
Cherry
Euphrosyne Club
Busch's Lake
Charles Buchanan
Minnie Kolkmeyer
Henry Schnieders
Madeline
Frank Gaffke
William Tritsch
Phil Luebbert
Schott Road
Mary Ann Bveler
Jefferson
Dixie Dee Club
Madeline Naey
Virginia Ferguson
Trene Bruns
Victor Dalle
Washington
PAC Club
George Fifer
Joe Kleene
Leona Glover
Walter, Danuser
Flora Danuser
Sf Fulton
Frank Elkins
Louise Kerr
Lena B. Small
Inez Andrews
Alice McMillin
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Kermit Kaufmann
Lee
Little Rock Tavern
Jefferson City
Tarragene Johnson
Brookfield
H. S. Johnson
Parole Board
Patricia Neey
328
Ash Street
Rust
D. W. Behner
Shreveport, Louisiana
Otto Schwartz
Hilda Kierns
Quarts Coryell
L. C. Rigsby
W. High St
Muehlerach
Kansas ‘City, Mo
Muehlebach
Muehlesach Grill
WDAF
Aeney L
Jourt
Book Review
DeWitt Carson
Pringess
Reed
Skipper
Jane
Isi
Tao
Sune Se
Aes
Jeu
Selinger Centre
Charles Hemme
Frank Russel
Kwos Radio
Capital City Telephone Company
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