Luncheon and tea honor St. Louis social guests at executive residence
Mrs. Lloyd C Stark hosted a luncheon at the Executive Mansion on Wednesday for Miss Thea Stark and Miss Helen Stark with guests Miss Mary Pitcairn Miss Jean Hermann Miss Jane Smith Miss Clary Imbs and Miss Dorothy Means accompanying Miss Priscilla Blaikie of Great Neck Long Island. Mrs Morris was also honored at an afternoon tea hosted by Mrs Henry W Ells and Miss Kathryn Gentry for Mrs Robert Lloyd Morris with about 150 guests, including out of town visitors Miss Kristie Putnam Dorset Vermont Miss Mary Jordan Mc Campbell New York City and Miss Joan Gross Scarsdale New York. The event featured gar den arrangements and a rose crystal epergne centerpiece. A busy day of social events continued with bridge luncheons dessert bridges and visits across the city, honoring many local and out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Stark
Executive Mansion
Thea
Helen Stark
Mary Pitcairn
Jean Hermann
Jane Smith
Clary~aret Imbs
St. Louis
Dorothy Means
Priscilla Blaikie
Great Neck
Long Island
Miss Blaikie
Theo Stark
Park Plaza
Morris
Henry W. Ells
Kathryn Gentry
Ells
Wymore
Robert Lloyd Morris
Mary Marton Watts
Miss Gentry
H. M. Watts
Harrison Gentry
John W. Hobbs
Covell R. Hewitt
Mahlon Aldridge
Henriettta McWillan
Maureen Mayse
Helen Stigall
Sue Ann Millsap
Anne Louise Axon
Mary Frances Gentry
Mary Joe Smith
Jane Ault LeCompte
Forrestine Smith
Kristie Putnam
Dorset
Vermont
Mary Jordan McCampbell
New York City
Joan Gross
Scarsdale
New York
Axon
Bryn Mawr College
Barbara Brandt
Madison
H. J. Heckemeyer
Mary Beth
Ed Holtschneider
Heckemey
Honoring Mrs Adkison and local bridge events
Mrs Howard Adkison, soon moving to Kansas City, was honored at a dessert bridge hosted by the Misses Dorothy and Jean Bassman at 630 Adams. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Asel and Mrs Adkison, now Mrs Paul Schultz of 712 Adams. Another bridge gathering at Mrs Kieselbach and Miss Grace Scott awarded prizes to Mrs Ted Kieselbach and Miss Grace Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkison
Dorothy
Jean Bassman
Adams
Howard Adkison
Kansas City
Margaret Asel
Paul Schultz
Ted J. Kieselbach
Grace Scott
Club Notes and Local Meeting Announcements
A special meeting of the American Association of University Women is set for 8 oclock Monday evening at Mrs Henry Detherage home on North Boonville Road. Attendance urged. Cole County Republican Women's Club will meet on Capitol steps at 715 Friday evening due to Manuel Davis address. Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority outing at Busch Lake at 5 this evening. Veitch Rebekah Lodge meets 745 this evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Gamma Tau meets 730 this evening at Mildred Garvin 817 West High. Gleaners Class Evangelical Church meets tonight with Misses Venita and Norma Miller 125 West McCarty. St Rita Sewing Circle St Peters meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Ben Velter 909 Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Association of University Women
Henry &. Detherage
North
Boonville Road
Cole County
Capitol Steps
W. C. Irwin
Manuel Davis
Gamma’ Tau
Mildred Garvin
West High Street
Evangelical Church
Nita
Norma Miller
McCarty
St. Rita’s
St. Peters Church
Ben Velter
Madison
2.2 percent gain in car loadings report summary
The association of American railroads reports 728,096 cars of revenue freight traded in the week ending last Saturday. This shows a 3.2 percent rise from the prior week and substantial year over year gains, with notable increases versus 1938. Separate notes describe a man trapped near a bridge beam in Ironton and a dog collision with a car in South Bend, causing minor damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American ‘Railroads
Marmola Pills Promise Slimming Without Starvation
Ad claims Marmola Tiblets help adults shed facial fat and feel younger without dieting or heavy exercise. It notes over thirty years on the market and more than twenty million boxes sold, but warns Marmola is not a cure and should not replace medical diagnosis.
Henry Ford loses 11000 order over war engines
SAN ANTONIO reports Henry Ford refused to build airplane motors for England, canceling an 11 844 dollar sedan order and switching to Chevrolets for 12 192 dollars. Mayor Maverick says Ford’s stand weakens national defense while defense officials cite the need to unite purchases. Concerns rise as Britain and the U.S. weigh 3 000 planes combined for war needs and a new XPB2Y-1 patrol bomber is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Henry Ford
England
Ford
National “Defense ‘Council
Maury
Maverick
United States
Great Britain
William S. Knudsen
National Defense Advisory Commission
Orer
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Mrs. Leedy
Bridge
A. Leedy, Jr
East Milter
Mildred Hammond
Sam M. Rudder
Malcolm Ruthven
Lewis M. Means
Forest Bill
D. Carr Boggs
Fayette
F. B. Miller
Frances . Miller
Silver Springs
Maryland
Charles E. Dewey
Fairmount
Merril Frdrey
Dallas
Texas
Foster F. Games
West Main
Harry Rowland
Audrey
Peggy Lou Audrey
Mildred Sue Sappenfield
Madeline Tiffin
P. Cummins
Forest Hill
Berkeley
California
Alice Davenport
Thad Mackie
E. Jackson
Arnold Gould
Patricia Ann
New Orleans
Hough Park
L. R. Luthewitle
B. F. Leslie
S. B. Douglas
Clementine
Geraldine Winkleman
Yilda Kossebaum
E. Bishop
Dorothy. Bassman
Elmer Gardner
Quentin G. Heisler
Uo Oe
Miss Betty Lewis
Letha Lewis
Lamont
Betty Lewis
East Ashley
Harry L. Rooney
SS Louis
Earl C. Lewis
Buckner
Lewis
Sarchon Healey Girls School
WPA
Betty
Wells
Eichler Heating Company
AL Senevey
Guy. Lone
Richard DB. Fowher
W. R. Wells
Ruth Mary
Phoenix
Arizona
Muni Opera
Nirs
Jess Meadows
Margaret Hawkins
Sorial Securities Offices
Marie Tunnel
Hampton Ferris J
Homer Dennis
F Sue
Mary Margaret Miller
H. FP. Cholet
Prest Atchison
Jennie Blackburn
Andy Blackburn
Hanna City
Illinois
J. George Robinson
Ash Street
Blackburn
Herb Arney
H. G. Vernon
H. B. ‘Giffen
Floyd Boltz
Bunce
Mabel Alien
Alice Piercey
Doris Elizabeth Denton
Pacific
Marian Madden
East Dunklin
Thomas J. Danz
Unionville
City
T. E. Turpin
Pliment
Jerry
Fern Brunson
Moerschel’s Gherry
Sigma Tau Alpha Sorority
Busch’s Lake Lot
Ene
Veitch Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Free of Ease
Ironton, .O
Unc
Ohio River
South Bend, Ind
M. Segety
Navy
Point
Franklin
Partridge
Des Moines, Ja
Trixie
Hugh Glassburn
London
Amsterdam
Engand
East Dunklin ST
Jefferson City
Blair’s
Nancy Joe
LIFBY
Happyvale
Heinz
Mountain Grown
Folger’s Coffee
LUX Soap
Rinso
P and G
White House
Betty Anne
Phillips
Aes
Oak
U.S
Morrell
Central
Franks
B. Se
SWIFT
LA Roy
Campbell
Libby
P. Pastan
Dc IK
Amet ReOe
Eshass
Tolson
Palm Beach
Schnider’s
Schnider‘s
Corner High and
Madison Streets
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