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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
5
The piece reflects on the origin of Yule customs and presents a devotional Christmas ode about gold frankincense and myrrh as gifts to the Christ Child. It lists festive events through the week at Virginia Hotel, Riverside Country club, and local clubs with dances, teas, and gatherings.
Mr. E J Guisinger and his brother Walter from Peru Ind just back from a motor trip to Haines City Florida In the grove venture he found orange groves thriving and increased planting by ten acres They spent time in Palm Beach and Miami where the winter season is at its height Also Miss Mary Shheen returned from L S A to spend Christmas with her parents and relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs Sam Caplan host their brother Mr Salem Caplan of Chicago as a winter guest. Miss Agusta Bennett of Little Rock will join for the holidays. Mrs F L Rhoades returns from Chicago after her father’s illness and death and friends extend sympathy.
Antioch College student Miss Mary Sanders will not attend homecoming and will spend the holidays with college friends while awaiting a visit from her mother Mrs. John Sanders next month. Mrs. T. T. Howe hosted a Christmas bridge afternoon on the West Side with flowers holly wreaths and hand painted gifts won by Mrs. E. Whitfield and Mrs. George Ewing.
Social events sweep the holidays as families host dances and gatherings for daughters Ruth Elizabeth Regina Irene Quinn and Emma Louise Beidenharm among others. Fraternity members and pledges attend a tea at Mrs Elm er Slagle’s home while Miss Dunnavent and others celebrate with a festive Christmas studio party and a tree filled with gifts.
Pupils named Florence Ferguson Miriam Warren Beatrice Rhymes Mary Lishop Mildred Cohn Estelle Hermon Dorothy Sheets Charlotte Hofen DeLei Joe Craig Ruth Painbout Mary Margaret Wax Jean Hunt Virginia Newman Louise Rhymes Onida Pendleton Margie Mehlman Alice Howard Holmes Baby Sister Wax Perry Mehlman Jack Poinbouf Paul Newman Jr James Caveness Richard Eason Morice Robert and others enjoyed a Christmas party in the studio. A musical contest featured Alice Hill and Lucie Anders as winners. Refreshments, Christmas candies and nuts awaited, and each child at the tree received a musical instrument.
Miss Anna Sutcliff and her mother hosted a West Side home gathering after a rehearsal for the Richmond-Soard wedding. Pink Radiance roses and southern smilax set the color theme for the church decorations and reception. A piano program by Florence Ziegler highlighted the evening with several numbers as guests included Doris Richmond, Hartser Soard, and others. The host couple and guests planned holiday visits and college student guests were noted.
Christmas stock includes Gruen Waltham Elgin Ili nois Hamilton watches for ladies and gentlemen plus sterling silver table and decorative pieces. Mantel clocks diamonds jewelry and novelties featured with special prices and extended evenings at 320 DeSiard St open to 9:00.
Mr. Jackson confides old friendship and a name change tied to Eleanor Lincoln. He asks the narrator to dissuade her from appearing on stage, citing a romantic and uncertain future and possible dangers linked to their past.
John Arden returns to his Palace Hotel room and encounters two mysterious women Remee and Mrs Sinclair discussing the alleged death of Lord Parndall. Arden aids Remee after a street rescue, while Scotland Yard tracks the suspects, and the coroner investigates the peer’s demise.
Furneaux teases a complex sorcery of wills, heiresses, and possible motives as Lord Farndale’s death sparks a web of family ties and suspects. Miss Esmée Bermore, Juan de Braganza, Mrs Sinclair, and Dr Immingham Jones loom large while assistants scramble to read clues in a murder mystery tangled with Argentine links and duplicities.
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