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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
7
A lively informal discussion ranks the bridal occasion as the most beautiful life event for a woman. The piece notes the gown veil and stagelike wedding scene, praising tulle over lace and the feminine majesty of bridal attire. It mentions Judge and Mrs. J. J. Faulk visiting Ath El Texas and socialite Dr. Scott Hamilton arriving from Minneapolis for a summer wedding event with local hosts.
Announcement for Pattern 2351 offering a percale blue and tan dress with long sleeves and bodice yoke. Details include yardage requirements, size range, and price for pattern and catalog. Mail orders to Monroe News-Star Pattern Department, 243 West 11th Street, New York City.
The Junior-Senior Prom at Neville auditorium ended a brilliant, enjoyable week with both classes in formal evening dress. Chaperones and parents enjoyed watching a colorful scene, with pink sweet peas framing the stage and a reception earlier for officers in the receiving line. Profesor Kenney enforced decorum as dances continued the school’s traditional winter highlight.
The Fine Arts club will host an extensive exhibit of hand painted china and objets d art in the cameo room of the Virginia hotel on Wednesday in June. The event promises to be one of the most comprehensive shows in Monroe with public access all day and a banquet planned on the Virginia roof garden at seven. Nearby, Henry Florsheim of Neville high hosted a supper party after the class play at his parents home, Edgar and Mrs. Florsheim.
A formal afternoon gathering with dancing and breakfast on a pink linen table ended with a beach plunge at Zeigan's Beach. Attendees included Misses Doris Beaman Joy Steele Billy Stroud Carolyn Stubbs Katherine May and guests Mr Robt Holloway Morris Haas Jr Ira Portis Jr Burton Wolff James Crow James Newton and chaperone Mrs F Rembert Houston. Business and Professional Women club members are invited to call Effie Allen for transportation to the Rus ton club picnic at 6:30 p.m. at the Calhoun experimental station.
June brings theatre plans and social gatherings in Monroe. A leading lady and a glamorous co star are teased for an upcoming production while Memorial Day wreaths and club meetings shape civic life. The W B A, S A M E Music Club, and Astarte socialize, plan pageants, and prepare for state conventions, with students finishing class night routines and local women attending Lake Charles convention.
Georgie Totonsend at Grattan Matching hides Jenny's marriage to Eddie Townsend to keep her job. Matching doubts Jenny and questions the feud between Garth and Jenny while Townsend recovers from an accident.
Eddie seeks company while pacing down the stairs and Gill quietly watches as Eddie lights a cigarette at the bottom of the well hall. Georgie peeks over the bannister as the moment unfolds between them in the dim corridor.
Georgie returns home with Eddie to a furnished apartment and a tense, faltering peace. Eddie presses her to choose between him and her job, revealing his fatigue and fear for his own future as Georgie contemplates possible loss of freedom.
Mrs. H. D. Montgomery defeated Mrs. C. C. Boardman in a 19 hole final after being four down at the 9th. Both players scored well and the match concluded with Montgomery the champ. Girault took the putting prize and Boardman the low score prize for the weekly tournament. a W B A Review meeting is set for 7 p.m.
Four crop liens were filed yesterday in district court, increasing Ouachita parish loans issued by the government to farmers to 623. Several loans remain to be received, and loan supervisor D R Morrow said only about ten parish loans for the year would be refused.
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