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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
8
The luncheon honors Miss Judy Dalton at the home of Mrs. Albert Gwinn 1009 Fairmount Blvd with pink and white floral arrangements around a violin and Lohengrin music scroll. Guests greet attendees at the door and dine at noon and 1 pm amid garden decor. attendees include Mrs. John Harris and Mrs. John Dalton among many others.
The second intercity golf match drew about 40 players from Fulton, Columbia, Sedalia, and Jefferson City at the Country Club. Nancy Atkinson topped the golf medalists from Fulton. Mrs. Sam B. Cook led Jefferson City with the wing score. Colum bia’s Mahlon Aldridge and Ann Parker of Sedalia also earned honors. Prizes in bridge and canasta went to Mrs. Alex Vetter and Mrs. Don Addicks. Next week the event moves to Jefferson City Club with travel planned to Fulton and Sedalia in the following week.
The OGL Club met at Miss Margaret Baughman s home on Cherry Street with Mrs Welter Estes presiding. Prizes were awarded to several members, and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. A second note mentions Elks Hall hosting a duplicate bridge event with several couples competing. A Nuptial High Mass followed by details of a high society wedding with the Buschmann family, attendants, gowns, and a reception at the bride s parents home.
Ruth Millett argues against the saying that you do not marry your in laws. She contends marrying someone involves accepting their parents and living with their influence, near or far. The piece notes extra expectations and enduring ties to a spouse and their family.
Guests were invited by Mrs H J Ervin and Mrs Waller II at the Colonial Tea Room between 11 and 6. A patriotic theme adorned the table with red carnations blue daisies and white mums in a crystal bowl. White candles flanked the centerpiece. Hostesses assisted by Mrs Rex Whitton Mrs Dean Wilson and others. Also, Mr and Mrs M E Morris hosted their granddaughters Susan Jane and Mary Ann Croce of Kirkwood.
A christening for the six week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliffory Van Der Hruegee was held at Evangelical Church with Rev. Robert Herrmann. A dinner followed at Old St. Louis Road. Grandmothers Misseldine and Mrs. Gladys Alis seldine attended, and Mrs. Misseldine planned a New York trip then England for the summer ending June 29 sail.
Judge and Mrs. Charles L. Henson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a reception at the Presbyterian Manse on Green Berry Road. About 250 guests attended as vows were renewed, read by Rev. Robert Young, with yellow mums and roses decorating the setting.
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