Community Club and Guild Meetings on East High Street
On Wednesday the GO Club hosts a spine of events on East High Street including an Ice Cream Social by the Sacred Heart League of St. Peter's Parish at Scost Jawn at 7:44. Pentalpha Club-Masonic Temple holds an all day meeting starting 9 o'clock, with Limeheon at noon. The Ladies Auxiliary to N. ALL at Mrs. Allen Gibb’s 1716 West Main Street meets at 2:30. Dollie Meador Circle of First Methodist, 1203 Moreau Drive, lunch at 1. Young Matron's Circle at First Presbyterian, 582 Moreau Drive, meets 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League of
Pentalpha Club
Masonic Temple
Limeheon
N. All. C
Allen Gibb
West Main Street
Aoy
Dollie Meador
Frank Newham
Moreau Drive
First Presbyterian Church
William F. Knox
St. Peter's School Lawn
Sacred Heart League
St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter's
Klapper Fanny wedding details at two churches and reception
The report covers a dual wedding in progress with ceremony attendants, dress details, and post ceremony reception. Bride Anna Marie Rost, cousin Dorothy Rost as maid of honor, Charles Rost best man, gardenia corsages, elaborate outfits, and family guests listed. Following vows, travel wear described and a life in Kansas City planned for the couple.
Marie Rost Weds Leo Hentges in Kansas City
Marie Rost daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Rost 217 Olive Street and Leo Hentges son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hentges 5424 Euclid Avenue Kansas City wed at Immaculate Conception Church in a morning ceremony attended by a large gathering Rev Father Lawrence Rost of Holy Ghost Parish St Louis officiated chancel decor highlighted by blossoms and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firss Marie Rost
Leo Hentges
KKC
Marie Rost
Anton Rost
Olive Street
Charles Hentges
Euclid Avenue
Kansas City
Immaculate Conception
Lawrence Rost
Holy Ghost Parish
St. Louis
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Long Wear
A new French process called MENG GLO makes the sky look young and stays on longer while giving a youthful bloom. It does not irritate skin or look pasty or flaky and spreads smoothly. Available as MELLO GLO face powder at 50 cents and one dollar.
Frocks and Jackets for the Morning Commute
Fashion sketch by Gladys Parker shows three practical outfits for the daily trek to town. Navy sheer jacket look features a white organdie collar and black-eyed susan accent. Center outfit blends navy sheer with a striped vest and crinkled organdie, while the third uses brown and white dotted swiss with white organdie trim for a washable summer suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Parker
Local social notices and club meetings listed in Jefferson City
A May schedule of United Daughters of Confederacy events, luncheon details, and social gatherings appears. Activities include flag raising at the Courthouse, Capitol program, a Country Club luncheon and a dinner dance with an expected crowd, plus a bridge party for Miss Brenneisen and multiple visits and visits by locals to Columbia Nevada and St. Rita circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Erhart
W. S. Dexter
Poster McHenry
Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter
Daughters of American Rero
B. H. Dallmeyer
United Daughters of Confederacy
American War Mothers
Capitol
U. B.C
Country Club
R. H. Dallmeyer
Glorifying Yourself and Perfume Fads Explore Scent Styles
An Alicia Hart feature discusses perfume trends favoring single flower scents versus bouquet blends, noting a heavy oil base rose perfume and advice for outdoor versus indoor wear. The piece also mentions a Baptist Mission study class schedule shift from Wednesday to Thursday and Friday, and a note on ammonia ink affecting paper durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adser Frroce Inc
Dresden China
Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
Drops Rotten English Egg SkyRiders Fined
John Twigg a farmer joyriding in an airplane over Alford Lincolnshire dropped a rotten egg on the police station. He was fined 10 dollars plus 7 50 costs for the affront to local authority. The case described as one of the oddest in England ended when Twigg pleaded agilty. The report also notes that the United States once had beavers as large as bears with specimens found in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Lincolnshire
England
John Twigg
Twigg
United States
Ohio
New York
Michigan
South Carolina
Texas
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GO. B. Club
East High Street
Santa Fe
Santa Fa
Just
Emen
Geo, We Hagenbuel
Nive
Bas
Senger
Walnut St
Santa Fecos
Gebifornia
Klapper
Fanny
Presbyterian Church
Charles Dix
Mile Drive
Elizabeth Steininger
Central Evangelical Church
Paul Schultz
Ladies Society of B. of Lh. F. & B. —I
C. O
Anna Marie Rost
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Margaret Nacy
Dorothy Rost
Charles Rost
Frederick Rost
Edwin Otto
Joe Laux
Robert Young
Fred Landwehr
Norbert Becker
Gardenias
Rost
Father Pleus
Father Mers
Pather Rost
Rose Mary Rost
Sheehans Panera
Gupys Parker
Millsap
Meritas
Sea Island
Millsap’s
Somme
He Hield
Brenneisen AG
Rach" Brenneisen
William Wiley
Houston
Helen Louise Schultz
Schultz
East Miller Street
Miss Brenneisen
Edward Rodeman
Elizabeth Whey
Henrietta Rose
Mary Alice Amos
Margaret Asel
Louise Kerr
Fay Gunn
Dorothea Winter
Bertha Happy
Jewel Kruse
Columbia
University of Missouri
J. S. McCallum
Alexandria
Louisiana
Jefferson City
Clarence Tumfrey
Alice
Hame
Manhattan
Kansas
Forrest Smith
Mary Schulte
West High Street
St. Ritas
Jule Raithel
John Bruner, Jr
A. Rassberry
Nevada
Mrs
Clarence Tremain
George Huston
Roberta
Jeanette Cunningham
Edina
Miss Huston
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart
St.louis
Bote Fermare
Skyriders
Lotus Lantern Tea Roof
SL Et
Frank McNew
Ann Vogel
Big Sister
Johnny
Post
General Foods
OGF
Ae Flakae
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