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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
8
Mrs. Raymond Kruse entertained with a western party at the Kruse farm to honor her son Bill on his sixth birthday. Ten guests in cowboy dress joined in a luncheon and birthday cake at noon assisted by her daughter Karen and Miss Annete Davis.
Miss Mary Lucile Goser and Mr Carl D Petry wed at Central Evangelical Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Henry J Damm. Bridal party wore pastel gowns, bouquets featured carnations, and a reception followed at the Goser home with many out of town guests. Petry is a UM Columbia graduate with WW II service. bride is Jefferson City High School alumna.
Twenty eight members of the Newcomers club gathered yesterday at the Colonial Tearoom for a luncheon. A festive carousel and balloons decorated the table. A business session planned July 2 and August gatherings at Buseh's Jake and Knotty Pine. New members introduced include Mrs Lyle Triplett Carthage Mrs UR D Bradley Kansas City Mrs Harold Dunn West Plains and Mrs A C Edgar Columbia. Guests were Mrs E E Burgess and Mrs F D Bey tans Helena. Afternoon bridge and ganasta were played with prizes awarded to Mrs W R Gregory and Mrs Edwards Farmer.
Glennon circle No 322 Daughters of Isabella held an evening social after a business session at Knights of Columbus hall with Mrs Paul Little presiding. An annual July August meeting schedule was announced for the first Tuesday each month. A bake sale is planned for June 29 after masses at St Peters and Immaculate Conception churches at Selinger Centre and the IC school hall. Committee members Mrs C C Schneider Mrs Jack Wegman and Mrs Edwar Eggers supervised. Dick Little spoke on postage stamps during the social hour. Games and refreshments were provided by the social committee led by Mrs Joe Bazin and Mrs Don Stewart Bird.
Mr and Mrs Roy Jarrard hosted the M M O club at their Schott coach home last evening with a hostess barbecue for husbands Four tables of cards were played and prize winners named Mrs William Skelter Mrs Pat Callin and Mrs Elbert Setties Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Dale Fearn and a B P O E Auxiliary Wiener feast at Memorial park with about 40 attendees Plus several house guest updates on Mrs Floyds uncle Mr probert Calvert and Mrs Charles A Barton in Kansas City and Green Berry Road housing this week
Vitch Rebekah lodge met at Woodman hall with Noble Grand Jessie Stalzer presiding. Adjournment to September 15 approved. A picnic for the Rebekah social club is set for Memorial park on June 26 at 4 PM. Social committee listed. Post-meeting refreshments hosted at Forest Drive home.
A first birthday party for Terrie Lynn Foster was hosted Sunday by her mother Mrs. William Foster at 1901 St Marys Boulevard. The living room featured balloons and candy. Guests included J C Alberts Roberta and Steven Lock Kathy Creedon and David Ousity and Mr and Mrs E A Silfies visiting from Clark South Dakota en route to Kankakee Illinois.
Mrs. Leonard Fischer, Dav, and Marjorie Lee convene in Altenburg amid a heated dispute on corsetry and body shapes. Designers including Charles James, Frances Sider, Lilly Cadhe, and Adele Simpson defend or oppose uncorseted looks, stressing foundations for posture and line while noting evolving silhouettes.
More than 200 members and guests from Eastern Star chapters across Jefferson and Victoria districts gathered in Tipton to honor Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Gardner. The event featured a Mexican Fiesta themed dinner, decorative canopies, a flag processional, and performances by Jamestown and California Tipton members, with remarks by district and grand-officers.
Thirty members of the Jefferson City Association of Educational Secretaries gathered at Moreau Lodge for a monthly meeting. The social portion featured a Hobo party with the Hobe theme and an outdoor supper hosted by Miss Betty Flessa and assistants. Business was led by President Miss Mary Louise Walther. One member, Mrs. Elan Mae Flippen, will attend the National Association of School Secretaries annual conventions and institute.
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