Local Society Notes Highlight Bridges and Bets on Wedding Plans
Mrs. Sam B Cook and Mrs. C W Thomas toured to Warrens burg on Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Crossley and Mrs. McBride Hostess At Dessert Bridge at the Madison Hotel honored Mrs. De Vere Joslyn of Rolla. Prizes went to Mrs. Gus LeCompte and Mrs. Means Ray with Joslyn receiving guest prize. Mr. and Mrs. George Lusk and sons of Dallas returned home after staying with Attorney General Roy McKittrick. Mrs. Sumter Singlisn hosted a buffet supper announcing the July 10 wedding of Mrs. Tommy White to Captain Raymond T Fink, with many guests. Mr. and Mrs. J C Deaton and children returned from Chicago after ten days with Mrs. Deaton's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Cook
C. W. Thomas
Warrensburg
McBride
A. A. McBride
Madison Hotel
de Vere Joslyn
Rolla
Means Ray
Gus LeCompte
Joslyn
George Lusk
Ben, George, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Roy McKittrick
Bald Hill Road
Columbia
Mrs. White
Secretary of State
J. C. Deaton
Lee
Ms. Deaton
Mary Wiehl
Chicago
Hostesses Club Luncheon Bridge With Winning Members
Mrs Charles Gillespie Mrs T L Crane Mrs Sam James and Mrs George Payne hosted a luncheon bridge at 162 East Circle Drive for the club’s winning members. Prize for score went to Mrs Larry Brunk Miss Ruth Nations of Washington DC arrived with Mr and Mrs Charles Devine to visit Miss Nations’ parents Heber Nations and 1210 Mouvreau Drive en route to California by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gillespie
T. £. Crane
Sam James
George Payne
Gillespie
East Circle Drive
Larry Brunk
Ruth Nations
Wash [Ington, D. C
Charles Devine
Miss Nation
Heber Nations
Mo‘vreau Drive
Miss Nations
Devines
California
Mrs Pope Hosts Luncheon Bridge in Boonville Road
Mrs. Cletus Pope of Boonville Road hosted a luncheon bridge at her home on Wednesday honoring Mrs. Carl Blackwell of St. Louis. Attending were Mrs. Julius Schott, Mrs. Oliver Steele, Mrs. Orlando Englebrecht, Mrs. Gus Schell, Mrs. Claude Bardlett, Miss Ida Straub, and other guests including Theo Dorothy and Rebecca Ann Means. The Means children and Miss Mary Hard Cook attend the Children of the Confederacy convention in Payette as house guests of the Means grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carr Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Pope
Boonville Road
Carl Blackwell
St. Louis
Julius Schottt
Oliver Steele
Orlando Englebrecht
Gus Schell
Claude Bardlett
Ida Straub
Theo Dorothy
Rebecca Ann Means
Mary Hard Cook
the Children of the Confederacy
Payette
Misses Means
J. Carr Boggs
J. A. Mitchell
West McCarty
E. F. Schaffner
Forest Bill
St. Luke's
Doctor Guyot Weds Miss Catherine Rabsahl
Dr J Devoine Guyot of this city and Miss Catherine Rabsahl of Kansas City wed June 15 at Linwood Blvd Presbyterian Church Kansas City Rev Rogers officiated before relatives. Bride wore navy sheer ensemble. Guyot a physician. They will reside at 213 East McCarty. Also note Mrs E E Johnson left for Boise Idaho to be with her hospitalized brother Harry Silvey and Merion Talley debuted at the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Devoine Guyot
Albert Guyot
East McCarty
Catherine Rabsahl
Kansas City
John Rabsahl
Higginsville
Linwood Blvd. Presbyterian Church
Rogers
H. H. Lotter
E. E. Johnson
Dunklin
Boise
Idaho
Harry Silvey
No Elopement Wedding Breakfast Menus by Mrs Maddox
A June wedding breakfast menu by Mrs. Gaynor Maddox features Theophile at the Sherry-Netherland Hotel in New York. Dishes include Canteloupe au Porto Madriline in jelly and breast of capon Rimini with truffles, bombes Vesuvienne, and champagne sorbet layers, with detailed serving notes. The second plan adds Artichoke nime, boneless broiled squab chicken, asparagus vinaigrette, and Champs Elysees potatoes, finishing with Bombe Marriage and wedding sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Theopile
New York
Theophile
Sunday Society Page Notes and Church Affairs
Church notices for the week include the Philathea Class annual picnic at six thirty tonight in the church parlors and the Rosalee Appleby YW A meeting at eight o'clock tonight at Miss LaVern Alexander's home. The Baptist Ladies Social Circle meets at two thirty tomorrow afternoon at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Ed Sandfort and Mrs R E Enloe. The Council of Catholic Women of St Peters Parish meets at seven thirty tomorrow evening at Selinger Centre. The Orion Prosser Missionary Society met Wednesday morning in the church parlors with devotional by Mrs T G Morton followed by a paper on the West Indies and a talk on the Philippines by Mrs M Shirley and Mrs Tom Kierns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rosalee Appleby Y W
The
Baptist Church
LaVern Alexander
West Main
Baptist Ladies
parlJors
Ed Sandfort
R. E. Enloe
Council of Catholic Women of
St. Peters
Selinger Centre
Orion Prosser Missionary Society of the Church
T. G. Morton
M. Shirley
West Indies
Tom Kierns
Philippines
Legion Draws Over Fifty Nationalities In 20000 Strong Force
The French Foreign Legion features a diverse rank and file with more than fifty nationalities represented among its 20,000 men. The force shows broad international recruitment and cohesion despite its mixed origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Foreign Legion
Club Notes for Eastern Star Luncheon and Club Meeting
The Jefferson Chapter No 496 Order of the Eastern Star schedules a covered dish luncheon at 1 six o'clock tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple. The regular meeting will follow the supper. The First National Institute Young Kries ter Club meets at seven tonight at Jack Hembree’s home 1315 East Dunklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
National Institute “Young
Kriester” Club
Jack Hembree
East Dunklin
Brotherhood to meet at Hannibal in 1939 convention
Mobly Mo June 16 AP The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold their 1939 state convention in Hannibal B D Butler of Kansas City was reelected chairman at the closing session Cc Bugh of St Pilon Louis reelected treasurer E C Mohiman of Han social courtesy Ribal elected second vice chairman The meeting tonight at Miss Maxine Fields home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Brotherhood of Locomotive ‘Firemen
Hannibal
B. D. Butler
Kansas City
Cc. Bugh
St. Pilon
Louis
Sigma Tau Alpha
E. C. Mohiman
Han
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Pope
C. B. Allen
Mansfield
Johannaber
Meta Johannaber
East Capitol
A DT Sorority
Sss
Herman Sturm
Joseph Haas
Catherine Boer
Matilda Sonnen
Hilda Hutchinson
Mabel Turbett
Elizabeth Sullivan
Nadine Fischer
Haas
Miss Sullivan
L. A. Clarenbach
Jefferson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hampton Ferris
Greenberry Road
Edwin Michel
St. Joseph
W. E. Crump
New Franklin
Mary Forbis
Dr. Guyot
Merion Talley
Metropolitan Opera House
Jefferson City
Ruth Rust
A. E. Mortot
Peggy + Lou Schott
DeVere Joslyn
Moreland Avenue
Sunday Society
Dad
Weatherby's and
Opel
Maxine. Fields
West
McCarty
Brotherhood
Ribal
Pope’s
Central Dairy
Millsap’s
Chinelle
KAKI
Long
Woodcraft
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