An Elegant Reception for Miss Welen Turner
About thirty friends gathered at No 941 West Rollins to honor Miss Welen Turner of Highe with a lavish reception. Mrs EB Ramsey and Misses Nell and Mayme Blades hosted with aid from Mr Ramsey. Autumn decorations created an inviting setting for social chat and several fine musical numbers were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muuner
Blades
West Rollins
Welen Turner
EB. A.ramsey
Nell
Mayme Blades
Ramsey
Autumn's Queen Contest At Moberly Party
The event featured a contest to name the most words from Autumn's Queen with Phares Weis winning a medallion and a hand drawing by Nell Blades. Refreshments of oysters olives pickles sandwiches hot coffee orange ice and cake were served. Mr and Mrs Ramsey recently moved to Moberly and are popular with local young people. The Blade sisters entertained and received praise for the evening's well arranged and enjoyable affair.
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Miss Turner
Destermine
Autumn
Phares Weis
Nell Blades
Touring comedy matinee at Birdloca's Theatre tomorrow
The Jack WhoeMer company presents a touring comedy matinee at Birdloca's Theatre tomorrow afternoon. A silver child’s set will be given away to the holder of a lucky number. Admission is 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whoemer
Birdloca’s
Dignified Rose Marion Probes Women Club Vision at Paris Meet
Fea ture writer Rose Marion praised the Paris Mercury forum after meeting Tom Bodine and offered to edit the Mercury pages gratis. She lauded diverse women at the federation convention while critiquing Grover Cleveland, praising household virtues and urging club women to balance duties with public engagement.
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Rose Marion
Fedel Woman's Club
Uhrst
Tom Bodine
Paris Mercury
Mercury Forum
Tom Toding
Wo OW. Greentind
Moberly
M. Roth
Fiancy
Idea
Mars
Minesley
Paris
Font
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Anen
Dows
Marion
Knowdlall Cleveland
Negro elopers spark local interest in Moburl y society
Marl Houston, an employee of John Haessler, and Georgia Holiday, daughter of John Holliday, are said to have eloped and married after leaving home Wednesday. No one knows their whereabouts yet, but they are expected back within days to face parental disapproval. They are prominent in Moburly’s colored society circles.
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Marl Houston
John Haessler
Georgia Holiday
John Holliday
Moburly
A Charming Reception by Thursday Club Hosts
Mesdames Creen lerrill R G Moffett A C G Rutherford Marvin Bowkind W J Siden Warwiel McGanne and Glen Hatledue hosted a Thursday club reception at Mrs Moffett's home entertained about fifteen outside friends. The program featured vocal and instrumental solos and a reading by Mrs Green Tt, and concluded with tea and table refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
M Stewart
Mrs. Green
Moberly
Virginia
Social gathering at Bon Ami girls home reported
A refined social at the Bon Ami girls home on South Williams Street featured a lavish luncheon served in courses with elegant decorations. May Jennings led a song as shadows fell while attendees Margarete Mounce Olive Phelan Ula Kaleer Lutder fries Hleiner and Christine Lewis enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ami
South Williams Street
Jennings
Margarete Mounce
Olive Phelan
Ula Kaleer
May Jennings
Lut Derfries
Hleiner
Christine Lewis
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Jong
Randolph County
Reed ST
Moberly, MO
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Negro Elopers
Rome
Hy Molten
AML Club
Nic Gaiiter
Liter
State Mile
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Ilness
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Elk Lodge
Moberly Brothers
Yuna
Josept
First Presbyterian Church
Hirst
Tog
Gles the Inc
Havaland
Garman
Thorne & Key
Bright Goods
D. F. Carpenter
Reed Street
D. W. Embree Drug Co
Ladias
Anty Priea
Misses Cloaks
Solo Prive
Ladies Ravigante
Por Sonals
Silk Underakiris
Bowers’ Trade Palace
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