Engagement and Social Visit Highlight 1924 Georgia Event
Mrs Prioleau Ellis Jr hosts Mrs L L Page Lewis of Atlanta with Mrs Harry Walton of Chattanooga as guest of honor. A coffee tablescape with Shasta daisies and yellow tapers accompanies a reception with numerous attendees and a forthcoming engagement announcement for Josie Elizabeth Tichell to Frank Tuminello on June 24 at St Mathews Catholic Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prioleau Ellis, Jr
L. L. Page Lewis
Atlanta
Georgia
Harry Walton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wharton Brown
John Fox
E. S. Girault
Peyton Park
Harry Frazer
Ellis
R. L. Davis
John Theus, Jr
Lewis
Edward Seymour
Lucious Hughes
John Humble
L. E. Hayden
Bridger Thornhill
Marguerite Hill
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry St. John
Mike Winberry
DeWitt Milam
Nathan Gaston
D. Y. Smith
Florence Blanchard
Alexandria
S. A. Collins
T. J. Sandridge
Eugene Windes
Thomas Monk
Davidson Texada
Mery] Bush
Porter Burgess
William Bendel
Thomas Munholland
W. A. Walker, Jr
Harold Monk
Charles Reid
J. Hunter Thatcher
W. W. Cooper
J. P. Brown
Earnest Halloway
Duncan Cook
Milling Bernstein
R. R. Beaman
Clyde Brown
George Trousdale
Wilson Ewing
David Garrett
James A. Noe
Malcolm Biedenham
H. K. Touchstone
Walter Black
Ben
T. P. Tichell
Josie Elizabeth
Frank Tuminello
St. Mathews
Garden Party A Lovely Past Week Event
Garden party at Mrs. Green Haynes home offered a sunset lawn fete for Miss Mamie Ola Heard and guests including Miss Mary Grace Lawn Miss Irene Clark Miss Carrie D Drew and Miss Virginia Mitchell More than seventy five guests attended The scene featured pink organza gowns and a lace tea table with a floral plaque Coffee and fruit frappe were served by Mrs Clarence Faulk and Mrs Green Haynes The gathering also noted Miss Charley Nell McGowen visiting from Shreveport and attendance at D B S convention in Monroe plus other out of town guests and hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Haynes
Mamie Ola Heard
Mary Grace Lawn
Irene Clark
Carrie D. Drew
Virginia Mitchell
Miss Heard
Clarence Faulk
Miss Lawn
Miss Clark
Charley Nell McGowen
Shreveport
W. J. Quigles
Social Calendar Announces Local Club Meetings
A packed schedule lists Dixie Chapter O E S initiation Monday at 8 p.m. and Extended Sodelity of St Matthew’s at 8 p.m. Also Tuesday officers installation for the Business and Professional Women’s club. W Ma of First Baptist in Monroe splits circles from 3:30 to 4 p.m. with 16 circles, then Missionary society circles at 3 p.m. with nine groups. Additional circles meet at 7:30 p.m. and Legion Auxiliary and Caldwell Unit join Tuesday sessions at 7:30 with distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Monroe
Charles Johnson
Rochelle
J. B. Swanson
North Sixth Street
Walter Rhoades
Louisville Avenue
S. J. Meek
Arkansas
A. H. Jones
Breard
Byron Vaughan
Wood Street
D. P. Gerald
Telemaque
W. P. Oxley
South Third Street
A. L. Peters
Morris
The
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
O. C. Dawkins
Erin Street
First Methodist Church
Jackson Street
A. W. Riggs
Linderman
West Monroe
John Calhoun
Columbia Avenue
L. L. Langford
R. H. Gannaway
Chestnut Street
F. E. Black
Rochelle Avenue
W. J. Porter
Jackson Avenue
C. E. McKenzie
St. John Street
Juanita Porter
Hope Dennis
Estell Isbell
Business and Professional Women's Club
K. of P. Hall
Pearl Croy
L. Shaw
Birmingham
L. B. Faulk
American Legion Auxiliary
Caldwell
Columbia
Legion Home
Robert Ramos
New Orleans
Bessie Lyon
Lake Providence
Fifth District
Auxiliary
Tea Hour in Mrs. Selig’s Cool Garden
Social notes describe Mrs. Dean Selig hosting a bridge tea in her garden after an indoor afternoon of cards. Guests enjoyed gifts for Miss Mamie Ola Heard, a pink and green confection, and garden ambiance under umbrellas as sunset faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Selig
Miss Heard
Mrs. Selig
Park Avenue
Norman Coon
Mary Benoit
Miss Heard Honored At West Monroe Garden Fete
Prominent among complimentary gatherings for Miss Mamie Ole Heard during her engagement days was an al fresco affair by the Y W A of First Baptist Church West Monroe in the Huntsberry garden. A shower of gifts for the trousseau and a noted program with Miss Carrie D Drew and Miss Mary Lou Young highlighted the event attended by seventy five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Ole Heard
First Baptist Church of
West Monroe
E. E. Huntsberry
Miss Heard
Trousseau
Bo Peep
Mignon Milligan
Billy Curry
Bonner Smith
Huntsberry
Carrie D. Drew
Louise Averette
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Bocieiy
Ouachita Permanent Wave
Ouachita Bank
Pearl Richardson
Vivianne Latham
Edna Osborne
E. L. Ritter
E. R. Hill
Gladewater
Texas
Ed Ritter
Plaquemine
Alvin Marioneaux, Jr
Lester Louis
Winnsboro
Joe Grandry
Hill Jeff
Soad Hemmer
Betty Nolly
Richmond
Miss Nolly
Washington
William Tolar Nolly
Dixie
Sodelity
St. Matthew's
L. B. Faulk Post
Sterlington
Columbia Post of the Legion
Warner
Ares Home Refrigerator
North 2Nd Street
Monroe Furniture CO
Methodist Missionary Society
Circle Six
Fred Coon
John Munholland
W. M. Washburn
Munholland
Elizabeth Langford
Roy Hale
Brazil
John
A. R. Holloway
St. John St
Thelia Marie Huff
O. Shamblin
Dolores Grant
Grayling Lane
Naomi Speakman
Kathleen Baldwin
Port Arthur College
Port Arthur
Lake Charles
Bessie Clemons
L. V. Tarver
Natchitoches
Catholic Daughters of America
Harry Black
South Grand
Palace
William Gray
J. S. Reily
J. B. Vaughan
J. B. Reily
Badih
Jean’s
Jesse Dee Frazier
Jean Graves
Towle Silversmiths
S. J. Rivoire & Son
DE Siard ST
Mary Lou Young
Delta Kappa Pi
Justine Wilson
Hazel Neal
Mary Wilba McKee
Polly Nenny
Tuffy Dunn
Ruth Murphy
Sybil Renaud
Virginia, Husted
Margaret Mulhearn
Gretchen Rainbolt
Evelyn Rhodes
Betty Smelser
Eloise Temple
Ann Molussian
Sarah Elizabeth Moffett
Dorothy Maudin
Willine Boxley
Scriven Williamson
Ellen Hale
Nell Bradley
Jackson
Miss
Margaret Mosley
Marion
Mulhearr
Monroe, la
Rayville, la
Nelson Permanent Wave Shoppe, Inc
Linderman Ave
Bridge
B. H. Nelson
Billy Hogan
Desiard
Bayer Aspirin
Lady Esther
Fletcher
Ammen's Heat
Edward Kolar M
Ourine
R. P. Maxwell
Johnson & Johnson
Caldwell’s
Phillips
Magnesia
Cardus
Petrolatum
Sandman’s Pharmacy, Inc
Lydia BE
Pinkham Compound
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