Dinner honors Miss Beverly Martin before wedding
Two Bayou DeSiard Country Club hostesses honored Miss Beverly Martin with a four course dinner. The event featured pink attire, a carnation corsage, candle light centerpieces with gold rings, and small doves on place cards for a group of guests including the honoree and her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Martin
Bayou DeSiard Country
R. C. White
Max Durham, Jr
Martin
B. B. Martin
R. M. Lane
Lake Charles
M. G. Moore
L. J. Hulin
F. L. Jones
Mariann Williamson
F. C. Reynolds
Billie Harper
Barbara Hulin
Navy Mothers Elect Officers At Meeting
The Navy Mothers Club held its regular meeting with Commander Helen Barfoot presiding. Minutes were read and approved as eleven Christmas boxes were mailed overseas and ten within the states. Nominations named Barfoot as commander and a slate including Bennett Dupress Bedgood Pizarrio Johnson Banister and Colman for various posts. Installation is set for January first meeting. Members present included Connie Lee Garrett Jessie Moss Dora Miller Edna Johnson George Nastasse Mable Jackson Claudelle McLeland Thelma Coleman Josephine Pizario Adelyne Bennett Rose Wilson Georgia Sellus Daisy Luckey Lucia Ellis and Ethel Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Helen’ Barfoot
Navy Sons
Helen Barfoot
George Bennett
Fred Dupress
Blanche Bedgood
Josephine Pizarrio
Edna Johnson
Aline Banister
Daisy Lucky
Clydelle McLeland
Ezelle Hodge
Dean Selig
Thelma Colman
Connie Lee Garrett
Jessie Moss
Dora Miller
Parties Honor Mrs McLendon in Monroe Visits
Mrs. Gordon McLendon visited Monroe with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. Noe and attended several informal gatherings. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Guerriero hosted a country club dinner for the couple, with additional cocktails, reminiscences, and luncheons arranged by social friends before the McLendons returned to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon MclLendon
Monroe
James A. Noe
Henry Guerriero
Country Club
McLendon
Noe
James Moore
Walter Schubart
Richard Kellogg
Amos Shelton
Thomas Wyatt
Drew Davidson
Dallas
Buffet Supper Honors Mr and Mrs J Trammell
The Thursday Bridge Club and their husbands honored Mr and Mrs Joe Trammell at a buffet supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Sherrouse with co host Mr and Mrs Claude Harrison. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clark Boardman Mrs Garrick White Mr and Mrs Carl McHenry Mr and Mrs John Edward Godfrey Dr and Mrs William Bendel Mr and Mrs John Sherrouse Mr and Mrs C W Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursday Bridge Club
Joe Trammell
Charles Sherrouse
Claude Harrison
Clark Boardman
Garrick White
Carl McHenry
John Edward Godfrey
William Bendel
John Sherrouse
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Luncheon and Christmas Party
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club met at the Frances Hotel for their monthly luncheon and holiday party. Mrs. L. D. Ritter chaired arrangements, a short business meeting was led by president Mrs. E. A. Bishop, and thirty-seven members plus six visitors enjoyed bridge and canasta after festive decorations and gift exchanges.
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Newcomer's Club
Frances Hotel
L. D. Ritter
E. A. Bishop
Lakeview
H. R. Speight
Review Club
A. R. Holloway
Glenmar
Welcome Garden Club
Twin Cities
West Monroe
Alice Latta
Department of
National Education Association
Hotel Frances
City of
Little Theatre Curtain Call Ends Season With Petrified Forest
Backstage tonight stage manager Dusty Rhodes will pull the final curtain on Little Theatre’s second show of the season The Petrified Forest. Lloyd Voorhees makes his Little Theatre debut as Jackie in a tribute to local talent with Monroes community support noted.
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Dusty
Rhodes
Little Theatre
Robert Sherwoods
Grandpa Nobes
Nick Slater
Treasure of the Little Theatre
Nick
Laura
Lloyd Voorhees
Jackie
New Orleans
Monroe
Neville
Navy
George Clymer
South Pacific
Northeast Junior College
Lloyd
Monroe Printing
Frank E. Evans
News-Star—World
The
Jaycees
St. Matthews Church
West Monroe Social Calendar Highlights Various Clubs
Local social notices list upcoming events across West Monroe including meetings for the Chansonettes at Miss Martha Harper’s Hicks Street home, Catholic Daughters bake sale, a Beverly Martin bridal coffee, Beta Delta sorority dinner dance at Parkway Restaurant, and numerous club teas and Christmas gatherings coordinated by churches and civic groups. Calls and host locations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Harper
Hicks St
West Monroe
St. Matthew's Rectory
Beverly Martin
J. Norman Coon
Cecil M. Hill
R. W. Cretney
P. A. Poag
Beta Delta Sorority
Parkway Restaurant
Park Avenue
Martha Jane Lasuzza
Catholic Newcomers Club
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Charles P. Chisholm
Trenton
Jane Gill
Fairbanks
North Third Street
J. E. Baugh
Mariann Williamson
Moment Musicale
Betsy Blackmon
Spencer
Covenant Church
Brown Auditorium
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Frank Spivey
Martha Jane Oden
Sterlington Road
Athletic Association of
St. Matthew’s School
D. A. Curran
Henry van Dyke
Bridal Shower Honoring Carolyn Swain Held at Gunter Home
Mrs. A. S. Gunter and Mrs. A. J. Speer hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Carolyn Swain at Mrs. Gunter’s Auburn home. Miss Swain wore a tomato red Buelow model with a fitted waist and full skirt, while her mother Mrs. C. S. Swain wore a black and gold Reich model. Debutante camellias were given as corsages, and pink camellias with sasanqua adorned the reception suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Gunter
A. J. Speer
Carolyn Swain
Bridal Shower for Miss Swain Adorns Milan Home
Handsome Milan lace cloth centered the table with pink carnations in a silver bowl while silver trays held pink mints and dainty sandwiches. A mass arrangement of pink sasanqua flanked by pink candles reflected in a large buffet mirror as Miss Swain’s friends poured coffee and tea. A snow white sleigh with Rudolph delivered gifts for the bride to be. Guests included Miss Marian Simmons and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Miss Swain
James Head
Betty Lou Alpha
Rudolph
Artists To Hold First Costume Ball Saturday
The Northeast Louisiana League of Artists hosts its first costume dance Saturday night from 9:00 p m to 1:00 a m at Louisville Avenue. The theme Mouli Rouge calls for late nineteenth century costumes including nobles artists politicians grandiose ladies fallen women and cabaret girls.
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Northeast
Louisiana
Louisville Avenue
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Mrs. McLendon
Mrs. J. Trammell
Welcome Wagon Newcomer’s Club
William Penn
Pennsylvania
England
LES Femmes
AUX
Gaugin
By Degas
Gougi
North Locietone
Aart Shop
Sue Sharman
Joanne Adcock
Joanne
Knights of Columbus
Fort Miro
D.A.R
W. Tom Davis
Forrest Linguist
Eleona Aoe
C. E. Buckley
H. M Butler
John E. Coon
Harold Engstrom
Robert W. Hair
R. M. Hamberlin
O. N. Reynolds
Archie Dickerson
Clark Butler
Swami Santha No
Avrudaka
Castle Hall
Rani Louise Fleet
Miro Book Club
A. B. Myatt
Loop Road
Grace Episcopal Church
Harry Frazer
Rochelle
J. N. Harvey
Pargoud
Wesleyan Service Guild
Monroe Literary Club
Floyd Ferrell
Jack Howard
Alpha Delta Kappa
First Methodist Church of
A. L. Smith
Flattery Twins
Rian Simmons
Betty Lou Apha
Ella Pearl Sutton
Rose Mary Colligan
B. Mulhearn
M. L. Simmons
A. 8. Tidwell
Jack Taiver
Bud Shepard
Frank E. Black
A. W. Wikins