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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

7

Women Circle Notes from St Marys Cathedral Meeting

St Marys Circle of St Peters Cathedral met at 1007 St Marys Blvd with Mrs William Ruprecht presiding. Prayers, business, games, prizes to four members, and a dessert luncheon followed. Gladioli and sweetpeas decorated the tables.

St. Mary's Circle St. Peter's Cathedral Frank Eggen St. Mary's Blvd William Ruprecht Theresa Brown Eda Wallan Josephine Rackers Rudolph Schwartzer Otto Distler

Picnic At Riverside Park Attracts Local Guests

Mrs. Clara Seitz and Miss Norma Seitz hosted guests for a week at 319 Chestnut Street. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuley and Miss Josie Tuley of Independence and their relatives. They traveled to Oklahoma City to visit Tuley cousins and toured Kansas, Oklahoma, and South Missouri. Prizes were awarded for games and a door prize went to Mrs. Earl Williams. Mrs. Seitz planned to visit Independence with her daughter and son in law. Vincent Barry O’Hara of New York City will spend summer with his aunt. Mrs. Mary Skidmore of Inglewood, California, noted as a winter guest, will leave soon for Inglewood. she is mother of Mrs. Jack Richard Frost of San Bernardino.

Clara Seitz Norma Seitz Chestnut St Meeulg Robert Tuley Josie Tuley Independence Bert Meloy Oklahoma City Okla Riverside Park Tuley Joe T. Camp Kansas Missouri Earl Williams Seitz Ann O'Hara W. High St Vincent Barry O’hara New York City Vincent Mary Skidmore Inglewood Calif George M. Frost Walter Hilburn Capitol Ave Skidmore Boonville Jack Richard Frost San Bernardino

Dinner honors Meyer couple on 33rd anniversary

Mr and Mrs Clarence H Meyer of 1216 E High St were honored at Oscar's Steak House with a 22 guest dinner marking their 33rd bedding anniversary. Kenneth Payne toast master presented a gift and Mrs Meyer received an orchid as photos noted. The event also celebrated Mr Meyer's election as president of the Missouri Life Underwriters Association. The gathering included special guests E L McClung Sedalia and Eugene I Gregory Eldon. The event was arranged by Meyer's insurance office staff.

Clarence H. Meyer E. High St Wiliam J. Schrimpf Kenneth Payne Meyer Missouri Life Underwriters Association

Doris Loveall Honored Guest At Bridal Shower

Miss Doris Loveall was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Norma Gerbes at her home on Hwy 50 E. with her mother Mrs. Joe Gerbes assisting. Guests played games, prizes went to several guests, and pink and white decor complemented the setting. Gifts were displayed under a pink umbrella. dessert followed for 20 guests. Loveall will wed Robert Gerbes on July 12.

Doris Loveall Norma Gerbes Hwy Joe Gerbes Thehostess Robert Ludwig Llorrd Lovegal Elmer Stockman Jr W. S. Camdenton Doreas

Jacoby on Bridge: South Plays Careful in No Trump

Oswald Jacoby analyzes a duplicate bridge hand where South wins the opening spade lead and evaluates four heart tricks to beat the contract. He considers plays to account for potential heart splits, the jack lead from dummy, and the risk of false cards as West signals. The commentary discusses dummy entries, potential singleton nine, and the best line to secure five tricks.

Oswald Jacoby NEA South Hearts East West Camel

Bridge Hand Card Game Play From A North South Session

A fragmentary bridge bidding and opening lead sequence shows North South vulnerable and South making a cautious bid. The table records South’s 3NT contract after a 39 pass sequence with an opening lead of a jack.

Western Motifs and Mexican Influence Shape Tucson Fashion

The article surveys Tucson fashion, highlighting Western motifs, Mexican jewelry influences, and turquoise silver as dominant colors. Supima cotton and silver braid trim appear in daylight and evening wear, with squaw dress designs echoing old west styles. The Tombstone Silver Mine and turquoise accented dresses illustrate regional design inspirations. A 21st Sorority patio party notes social activities with Louis Landwehr as guest speaker on Alaska hunting and fishing.

Tucson Arizona Miguelo West Bea Barcelo Mexico Supima Northland Chi Beta Sigma Phi George Robinson Dixon Louis Landwehr Alaska

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