Luncheon and Bridge Club Prospects Quietly Mask a Turbulent Afternoon
Byrd sits among Mrs Arrowsmith and Margy in a genteel Jacksonville luncheon while the talk centers on domestic life and recipes. A late party plan emerges as Byrd discovers Pat and Eddie returning drunk from a night out, ending with Pat's wild confession and Byrd facing a tense moment as dawn breaks.
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Margy Duncan
Margy
Byrd
Mrs.Arrowsmith
Sher
Mrs. Arrowsmith
Mra Arrowsmith
Duncan
Bird
Mandy
Pat
Jack Duncan
Knickerbocker Club
India
Eddie
Caid Byrd
Chagrin Valley
Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary install officers
Joint meeting at York Street HQs last evening installed 1929 officers for both groups. George Burth named commander, with officers including Ralph Schmitz, Broderick Egan, James Kucera, E. Bruce, Anton Kortas and others. Miss Kathleen Edwards assisted as installing officer. 20 Sheboygan auxiliary members attended. 250 danced after.
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Veterans of Foreign
York Street
George Burth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Capt
Frank Ehan
Ralph Schmitz
Broderick Egan
James Kucera
John Debelfs
Pauline Stronk
Alma O'Brien
Della Madson
Blanche Franz
Emma Koch
Rosa Murphy
Besters
Janche Franz
Emma Kochend
Jet Clement
Bessie‘Fox
Miss Edwards
Sheboygan
Engagement of Odella Burkart and Clifton Kinard Announced
The engagement of Odella Burkart daughter of Edward Burkart of 1515 Hamilton Street to Clifton Kinard son of Mr and Mrs John Kinard of Casco was announced. Burkart, a Lincoln High School graduate class of 1927 and former Follies captain, works in newspapers. Kinard, a St Norbert’s and Algoma Teachers College graduate, is a musician and music-store employee and saxophone clarinet and cornet instructor. A wedding date is set.
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Odella Burkart
Edward" Burkart
Hamilton Street
Clifton Kinard
John Kinard
Casco
Kinard
Norman Berkedal
North Twentyfirst Street
Burkart
Lincoln High School
Jnior
Follies
St.Norbert's College
DePere
Algoma Teachers’ College
Manitowoc County
Lyric Orchestra
Hessel
St Paul Social Card Party Draws 250 Attendees
About 250 card enthusiasts gathered in St. Paul’s Catholic school hall for a social hosted by the Christian Mothers’ society. The event opened the year for the club with Mrs. William Roeder and Ferdinand Rank taking high awards. Mrs. J. W. Steckbauer won the high sheephead prize, Mrs. Matt Groth claimed first in 600, and Gordon Jansen earned the bunco prize. Food was served after games.
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St. Paul's Catholic
Christian Mothers’ Society
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
William Roeder
Ferdinnand Rank
Sheephead
J. W. Steckbauer
Children’s Story Hour Set for Saturday Morning
Miss Martha Petty, children's librarian at the public library, announced the first story hour of the year will be held Saturday morning at 9:30. The program, popular since last year, draws regular attendants as children imagine fairy realms and adventures with elves and fairies.
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Martha ‘Petty
Wisconsin League Leaders Plan Council Meeting Delegations
The general council of the League of Women Voters meets in Washington April 22 to 28 with Wisconsin sending its president and an alternate plus an extra delegate. Mrs Arthur N McGeoch will represent Wisconsin. The January state board named an executive committee and five regional directors. Florence Harrison National secretary will attend and visit Wisconsin leagues. New regional directors include Mrs Herbert Knox Smith, Mrs Harry Whitney, Mrs R L Turman, Mrs George M Curtis, Mrs George Hoxie, and Mrs Ernest J Mott.
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League ‘of Women Voters
Washington
Wisconsin League
Arthur N. McGeoch
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
State Board
Mesdames Clement C. Smith
Douglass van Dyke
Harry Thomas
Frederic A. Ogg
O. V. Fragstein
F. M. Crowley
Hotel Schroeder
Misa Florence Harrison
National League of Women Voters
Miss Harrison
Wisconsin
Herbert Knox Smith
Connecticut
Harry Whitney
Pennsylvania
R. L. Turman
Georgia
George M. Curtis
Mtllinois
William G. Hibbard
Ilinois
George Hoxie
Missouri
Ernest J. Mott
California
tUe National Board
Gen— Council
Birthday Surprise at the Waack Home
Mr and Mrs Edwin Waack were surprised by friends and relatives for a birthday celebration. The afternoon featured games a social hour and a 5 o'clock dinner with many Waack family members listed among the attendees.
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Waack
Edwin Waack
Mmes
Carl Waack
Alfred Waack
Gustav Ressler
Henry Nass
Ladies of Eagles Auxiliary Meet At Club Home
Ladies of the Eagles Auxiliary held a regular business meeting at the club home last night. The session covered routine matters and games followed, with Mrs. C. Posvie top scorer in sheep head, Irene Owen high in 500, Thomas Brennan bunco winner, and Charles Schuette high in bridge. A lunch was served.
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Ladies of the Eagles Auxilary
C. Posvie
Irene Owen
Thomas Brennan
Charles Schuette
Fraternal Reserve Members Meet. Card Party Planned
The Fraternal Reserve Association held a regular meeting at Schriehart's hall with about 30 members present. After business, Mrs. George Koebke won the high prize in sheepshead and Mrs. Gust Mallburg took the law award. A public card party is planned in two weeks, Carl Hecker and William Mellburg directing.
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Fraternal Reserve Association
Schriehart's Hall
George Koebke
Sheepshead
Gust Mallburg
Carl Hecker
William Mellburg
Stuewes Entertain Card Club At Home
Mr and Mrs Hilbert Stuewe entertained members of their 500 club at their home at 13 North Highteenth street last evening Two tables participated William Zahn received the high score award Eight guests enjoyed a delicious lunch served at 1130
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Hilbert Stuewe
North Highteenth Street
William Zahn
Mrs Edward Eggert Hosts 500 Club At Home
Mrs Edward Eggert of 1331 South Fourteenth Street entertained eight members of her 500 club yesterday afternoon. Honors were won by Mrs Alden Dillon high, Mrs R G Hessel second and Mrs Ervin Gomm low. A lunch at 4 30 was served.
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Edward Eggert
Fourteenth Street
Alden Dillon
R. G. Hessel
Ervin Gomm
Lois Society Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The Lord Society meeting postponed from last evening will be held next Thursday January 10 at the Lone Church parlors with Mrs George Groffman and Miss Bileéa as hostesses. The event will take place in the evening at the Presbyterian church parlors.
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The
Lord Society
Presbyterian Church
George Groffman
Miss Bileéa
Por Fielow
Lone Church
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