Many Beautiful Social Affairs Mark Yuletide Week
The Riverside Country club hosted a formal holiday event with Mrs. Henry Biedenharn, Mrs. T. O. Bancroft, Mrs. Henry Bernstein, and Mrs. C. C. Bell greeting guests. Bridge, jade goblets won by Mrs. J. Washburn and Mr. Charles Reid, confections, and club camaraderie followed a muted calendar. Also reported is the Richmond-Soard wedding of Miss Denis Richmond and Mr. Kartsell Soard at First Methodist Church with pink Radiance roses, organ music by Mrs. Fannie Livandais, and a reception at the bride’s home before the couple departs for Little Rock.
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Riverside Country Club
Henry Biedenharn
T. O. Bancroft
Henry Bernstein
C. C. Bell
Bridge
J. Washburn
Charles Reid
Richmond-Soard
Denis Richmond
Robert M. Richmond
Kartsell Soard
Little Rock
Ark
First Methodist Church
M. S. Monk
Fannie Livandais
Thomas Jefferson
Lolengrin
Anna Sutcliff
Ferces
C. W. Moffett
A. J. Renaud
Regina Moffett
Irene Quinn Renaud
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Virginia
W. F. Cummings
Henry Briggs
Harold McGeorme
Carlton Lyons
John Deters
John Munuelland
Sourd
Mr. Soard
Barkdull Faulk School
Idso Ison
Louisiana State Normal
University of Chicaro
University of Virginia
Soard
Christmas Holiday Spirit Draws Deep Family Involvement
The text describes Christmas as the favorite holiday for children, emphasizing family gatherings, gifts, and a story hour about the birth of Jesus. It lists numerous local guests and refers to a Riverside Country Club supper-dance as a major social event, with plans for an elegant, formal evening and a large turnout.
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Santa Claus
Riverside Country Club
Country Club
Mixed two ball foursome and New Year golf event
Guests at Mrs. Dick erson's father Mr. Faulkner Blanks home enjoy a New Year golf day at River club with an eighteen hole mixed two ball foursome to be played at any time, a noon turkey dinner in the clubhouse, and a prompt gathering for the 1 p.m. start.
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Turkey
Riverside Country Club
Riverside Club Hosts Tuesday Golf Tournament Winners
Yesterday's Riverside Country Club event attracted lady members for the weekly nine hole tournament. Mrs W W E Reardon won first prize with a net 29 after a 61 gross and 35 handicap, receiving a box of golf balls. Mrs H H Reardon finished second with a 64 gross, 16 handicap, net 38 and also earned a box.
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Riverside Country Club
W. E. Reardon
H. H. Reardon
Carrolls host guests for holidays in Louisiana
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carroll of West Monroe entertain during the holidays with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Eldridge and Evan W. Carroll with son Evan Jr. of Dallas Texas and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Newman Jr. of Beaumont Texas.
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A. W. Carroll
West Monroe
Donnie Eldridge
Evan W. Carroll
Evan, Jr
Dallas
Texas
John M. Newman, Jr
Beaumont
Social season shines at Zeaglers and Slaughters gathering
Mrs O W Zeagler and daughter from Baton Rouge visit in law's home with Grace Cook and Duncan Cook. Goldie Hammett hosts a Tuesday night party at Gordon avenue with dancing, games, and midnight refreshments for a long guest list including Miss Billy Williams and many others. Post Y M C A grand club rooms host a Christmas breakfast dance, bridge in parlors, holly wreaths and mistletoe, poinsettia and carnation displays as visitors from Rus- arrive for a festive ball.
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O. W. Zeagler
Dorothy
Baton Rouge
Goldie Hammett
Jim Slaughter
Gordon Avenue
Billy Williams
Florence Henry
Annie Mae Simmons
Sir Barhay Jessie Martin
Avis Hammett
Cecilia Webster
Alexandria
Rubye Kent
Gordie Hargrove
Galdée Hammett
Lora Hanchey
Mrs Atkins Hosts Riverside Tea for Ruth and Eleanor
Mrs P M Atkins entertained last night at her Riverside home for her two daughters Ruth and Eleanor, both members of a local group. The event featured close family gathering and to be continued with planned activities for the weekend.
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P. M. Atkins
Riverside
Ruth
Eleanor
Charming young crowd fills Atkins home for Christmas party
The lower floor of the Atkins residence was cleared for dancing as a stringed orchestra played from an alcove. Ices and cakes in Christmas colors were served by Mrs. Atkins with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seymour and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Millsaps to entertain the young guests.
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Atkins
Edward Seymour
Herbert Millsaps
Poultry Show May Not Be Held In City Next Month
The North Louisiana Poultry association has not organized the 1928 exhibition while Arcadia plans a January 11 show with local birds entered. Bienville parish may benefit as prizes entice entries from outside the parish and reflect on the local show’s future.
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North Louisiana Poultry Association
Jewel MecQuiller
Arcadia
Bienville Parish
Arcadéa
Heffernan Returns to Monroe for Brief Stay
H N Heffernan a biologist with the state board of health arrived in Monroe today for a short visit. He has not been in the city for many months and assisted in sanitation work during the flood period.
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H. N. Heffernan
State Board of Health
Monroe
Teffernan
New Smart Style Rain Coats Arrive for Quick Sale
Fashion Shop on St John Street near Ouachita Banks unveils new Smart Style rain coats priced to move. Ady notes timely inventory for fast selling in this corner location.
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Ouachita Banks
St. John Street
Ady
Revelations of a Wife tone scene sparring at the gate
A sulky dialogue unfolds as a matron avoids Mary’s scrutiny while dismissing a young man’s urgent visit. Lillian mocks plans and proposes harsh study for Miss Eleanor Lincoln to keep her from roaming with Noel, while the narrator contemplates a library retreat to map drama lessons.
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Mary
Young Jackson
Lillian
Catechizer’s Union
Lochinvar
Reno
Eleanor Lincoln
Phil
Noel
Serrice, Inc
The Woman in the Case by Louis Tracy
John Arden in London rooms overhears two women Esmee and Mrs Sinclair discuss the sudden death of Lord Farndale. Arden helps Esmee after a street accident, while police track the pair who fled toward Paris. Coroner’s inquest, threats from Juan de Braganza, and a tense reunion at Mrs Sinclair’s hotel follow as duty and scandal loom.
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Palace Hotel
London
Eamée
Mra Sinclair
Arden
Lord Farndale
Exmée
Mra. Sinclair
Paris
Andy Burke
Burke
Jimmie Davidson
Andy
Furneaux
Scotland Yard
Esmee
Mrs. Sinclair
Park Palace
Juan de Braganza
Esmée
Mrs. O'Callaghan
Juan de Graganza
Arden Confesses Love and Proposes Amid Hidden Fortunes
In a moonlit Garden Row Arden, amid whispers of Lord Farndale’s will, reveals his plan to wed Esmée to shield her from trouble and secure a future. He details wartime years, earnings, and a dream of leaving Dahomey for the West, urging a swift marriage to solve their intertwined woes.
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Lord Farndale
Arden
Esmée
West Africa
Furneaux
Andy
Lord Warndale
France
Woolwich
China
Alaska
California
Coloorado
Italy
Dahomey
Ae Arden
Eamée
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