Unclear fragment hints at awards in games and names
Fragmentary report lists awards in bridge and other games with several garbled names and incomplete phrases, lacking clear event details or dates.
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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary report lists awards in bridge and other games with several garbled names and incomplete phrases, lacking clear event details or dates.
An announcement states that Miss Emily Kostlevy of Maribel married Charles Kostlevy of Chicago in a Thursday ceremony on November 28 at 10 in Chicago. The bride, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kostlevy of Bondu, will reside in Chicago while the groom, a plumber employed in Chicago, plans a wedding trip to California next spring.
A social note from a bridge party hosted by Mrs Touls iellner mentions Miss Nora Bronson Enga and Miss Francon, an instructor at Madigan Junior High School, as upcoming engaged. No wedding date has been fixed though it is expected in the early summer.
The 800 Club was entertained at the Spehase home on North Thintsebth street Wednesday evening. Mr James Pickop honored guests with a comment, and plans for the next meeting at 813 North Highteenth Street were discussed. An 11 oclock lunch was served to those present.
Miss Gladys Gilbert daughter of My and Mia Christ Gilbert hosted her bridge club at 034 North Gilli Street yesterday evening. Miss Edith Hansen was high scorer in the games Bleyel and Bills Ruth Surfus received vice award. Two tables participated in the play. A luncheon was served after the games.
The fragment pays homage to Julian Fame and a motherly ideal, praising deeds of grace and enduring memory. It envisions a link between the speaker's love and the mother’s honored name, invoking future praise and immortal fame.
The Ladies of Em risus Lutheran church met at the Ghitrok parlors yesterday afternoon for a routine monthly meeting. Members discussed standard items and continued planning the Christmas program, focusing on the church’s missions and community outreach.
Mrs Edwin Doebner entertained members of her bridge club at her home at 1515 Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Two tables participated in play with honors and low by Morrows. A lunch followed the playing of games.
Mr and Mrs Nis Adraitin entertained friends at a venison and turkey dinner at their home on Franklin Street yesterday evening. Covers were laid for twenty four guests. The evening featured dancing and card playing.
The Courth of a sheries of Manco eeciala sponsors a fourth dance social to be held Saturday evening December 3 at the clubhouse. Attendees are urged to dress in old fashioned or out of date clothes for a Gants style event. The band will provide music for dancing and Mexabots are invited to bring friends.
Mr and Mrs Ala entertained at 6 30 at Hotel Manitowee Jasta for their 41st wedding anniversary. Guests wore attire described as artistic. Mrs Vita, formerly Miss At Ha Puthsy of Kalamazoo Michigan, attended with a Kalamazoo connection.
Mrs Vina Stupecky hosted a members’ Sheephead club gathering at her home at 709 Bluth Twenty-fourth Street. A delicious lunch was served to twenty or so guests in the evening.
The Aluminum Goods Band will broadcast a concert over Radio station WOMT next Tuesday evening from 9 to 9. A remote control will be from the Bagies clubhouse. Hagles of B dtaly announced the plan and the program will include a hand program by the Aluminum Special band and an address by the band worthy president.
In a garden party turning tense, Baronne and Count push for a quick resolution as Sheila and Harry contend with a brewing scandal. Constance worries about the fallout from a missing or misrepresented tale, while tension rises among the guests and hosts.
New York AP report highlights Lady Heath and Mrs Omille as pioneering female aviators. Heath set endurance and altitude feats while Omille claimed records for women parachutists and solo flights, with both gaining recognition from Maj. Ray of the Curtiss Aircraft Co and Minnesota National Guard ties.
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