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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Boyd Rogers of Clayton are the parents of a daughter born Monday evening at the Maternity Hospital in St Louis. Mrs Forrest C Donnell left Monday for St Louis to be with her daughter and will stay in St Louis and Webster Groves for the week.
Mr and Mrs Tweedie were honored on their birthdays and wedding anniversary with an informal Sunday tea from five to seven. Guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Bruere of St Charles. A large birthday cake with yellow roses and baby’s breath graced the tea table as flowers enhanced the home. Several ladies poured and served, with others assisting in the dining room. Sterling Myrick and daughters Angela and Priscilla planned a trip to Cape Cod for the summer. Barbara Brandt hosted dinner at Petit’s for guests Mrs H J Pheckemeyer and Beth of St Louis and W N Laidlaw visiting sister Mrs George W Lord. Gus Schell and Pattie Dean visited St Louis for a style show and banquet.
Members and guests gathered for a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Frank W. Dalimeyer’s Moreau Park home on Monday. Attendees included Mrs. E. Shelden of Kansas City and guests Mrs. Laidlaw of Florida, Mrs. Stapleton, and Mrs. Newberry, with a feature talk on Butterflies by Gertrude Rutledge of the National Youth Administration.
Mrs Price Tribble nee Miss Ligille Kassebaum was feted at a dinner bridge hosted by her Monday grouping at the Missouri Hotel. Fourteen seats were set at a long mezzanine table. guests included Mrs Harry Kassebaum and Misses Muriel Hilda Kassebaum. Ruth Schaefer won a prize in three tables of play.
Mrs. Mus.E. D. Suggett hosted a dessert luncheon at her West Circle Drive home on Morne day with afternoon bridge games and prizes awarded to Mrs. L. B. Pratt and Mrs. J. B. Curran. St. Louis guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Strother and daughters. Several social events and weddings are noted, including engagements and ceremonies in Springfield and Wichita, with attendees from local and national circles.
The Hough Park Ladies host a covered dish luncheon with golf on Wednesday. Veitch Rebekah Lodge plans a reception for Mrs Gail Belshe at Odd Fellows Hall. Glennon Circle D of I sponsors a Fiesta at St Peters School grounds. Victoria Chapter 14 OES holds a covered dish supper in the Masonic Temple. Rebekah Social Club meets at Menteer Club House Wednesday with transport from 517 East McCarty. Victoria Social Circle luncheon Thursday at Petits hosted by Mrs Mattie Ross and others. Royal Neighbors hold 7:45 pm social at Woodman Hall. NASC Card Club gathers at 2 pm Wednesday with Mrs Herbert Jacobs.
The Rotary Club program committee led by Robert W. Gamble chairs the Gay Nineties party and barbecue at Lake of the Ozarks with Arnold Gouwld and Wade C Fowler on the panel. Rotarians and families will swim boar and dine outdoors with an evening program.
Cast and crew names are listed in a fragmented OCR. The items include Bob Beagle Bill Tweedie minister of snack bar Dr Bruce Doctor Summners Miss Gwendolyn Galloday Mrs Arnold Gould Walter Helmreich Thorpe Gordon Stage Manager Wade Fowler Robert M Gamble MC Carl Baosch Dr Claiborne Schulte Ray Johnson Matt Gray John Sommerer Jr Henry Guhleman Stooges Walter Helmreich J G James Actors Arnold Gould etc.
The Ladies of the Methodist Church will sew for the Red Cross all day Wednesday in the church parlors. The Mary Carrington Circle of the Christian Church meets at 7 30 Wednesday evening in the church parlors. The Westminster Circle of the Presbyterian Church meets at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon with Mrs William Edwards 404 East Ashley. St Elizabeth Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church meets at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Bert Beagle and John Guy Gibson appear in a slate presented with accompanist Miss Irene. The brief item notes their involvement and credits Irene as the accompanying artist in the program.
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