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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

6

Social affairs notes from Amigo Club and area clubs

Society events highlight dances hosted by Amigo Club and Rita’s Sewing Circle with members and guests listed, plus plans for a dinner guest from St. Louis and World’s Fair visit of Governor Park and family. Luncheon bridge scenes feature the Senior Triple A Club, Tuesday Luncheon Club, and Euphrosyne Club at state park with member names and prizes.

Mary Margaret Lohman Morealt Drive Mary Ann Davie St. Louis Alma Dallas Alma M. Dallas Fairmount Boulevard A. L. Hawkins C. A. Leedy Fred Raithel Gordon Crosby Means. Ray Sus LeCompte Louise Hamilton Des Moines Robert Young Edward L Bspenett J. G. Bruce Steele 0. Z

Pajama-Bridge party highlights social notices

A jumble of social items notes Miss Anna Louise Axon hosted a pajama-bridge party at 1606 West Main Street for guests from St. Louis and Breckinridge among others. Irene Lewis won the bridge prize and gifts were given to honorees. Other items cover Contract Bridge Club at the Country Club, a new Neighborhood Gind meeting at State Park Pavillion, and multiple social gatherings with reminders of arrivals and broadcasts.

Columbia Anna Russell Hoefer Louise Dallmeyer Weve Betty Quarles Lillian Garland Jameson Fulton Quarles Hoofer East Miller Street Euphrosyne Club State Park State Park Pavillion Herman Schulte Minnie Kolkmeyer Maurice Smith Anna Louise Axon Hosstess Anna Louise Axon West Main Street Mary Alice Kellett West Plains Edna Axon Breckinridge Mary Ann Davie St. Louis Mary Margaret Lohman Irene Lewis Contract Bridge Club Country Club Cortes F. Enloe A. Brandenberger George Haigh Tuncheon Tesday Capllta City Gind Waggoner Place Vineyard Square Fairmount Court James T. Blair, Sr Ape

If you are over 35 get a half size longer shoes

By Alicia Hart 1933 NEA Service advises women to consider longer shoes as feet grow with age. It notes many wear too short footwear, stresses length over width, and suggests orthopedic help if feet hurt. Tips include flats for comfort, switching between three pairs daily, and home wear with easy sandals.

Alicia Hart NEA Service Fay

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