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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
2
A field of notes and prayers spans Nikko Naples Hangchow and a New England auditorium. Violet Alleyn Storey reflects on a universal God while a Margaret Ash man critique shadows social judgment. The Tucker program lists performers and pieces from Bernice Copeland to Schubert and Mendelssohn, with duets, solos, and orchestral items.
June time signals recital night in Monroe with young musicians in sum frocks performing for friends. Mrs Malcolm Tabb has arranged the program for her pupils Friday evening at the Georgia venue.
Cavalier fraternity members held an al fresco supper on Bayou DeSiard Tuesday night for pledges Thomas Nicholson Lawrence Griffin James Taylor and Pat Reardon. The event featured orchestral music while food was served buffet fashion and plans were announced for more outdoor affairs and summer activities.
Miss Dorothy Graves and Miss Elizabeth Slade led a Brown Kraft gathering Monday with Neville High senior class members as guests. A buffet supper was served. Attendees included Molly Hill, Doris Reid, Virginia Faulk, Roberta Neel, Marjorie Farmer, Eleanor Colbert, Betty Reilly, Nibby McKenzie, Jane Terzia, Patsy Dryburgh, Lorraine Matthews, Mary Murff, Martha Olive Myatt, and the two hostesses. Mrs Wilson Ewing and her son Robert Ewing III left Vaughan Wright Bendel clinic and host friends at Auburn Avenue home. Miss Sue Hefley of Northeast Center LSU will spend summer with relatives in Homer La.
Louisiana will be represented at two national assemblies this week and in June and July. Mrs. Ralph Agate of Lafayette will attend the Detroit convention and take part in a pageant June 10 representing a negro mammy. Creole days will depict Louisiana frontiers as Louisiana products are shared. Mrs. Edward Pilsbury of New Orleans cannot attend due to injuries from an auto accident. Major candidates for the presidency include Mrs. Eugene Lawson and Dr. Josephine Pierce. About 5000 clubwomen are expected, with noted speakers and social events planned. Miss Anna Lee Null leaves for Chattanooga for vacation with relatives.
Regular golf and bridge tourney and luncheon at Lakeside Country Club. Luncheon reservations via Mrs. William Quiggles or Mrs. Bernard Biedenharn. Recitals at Crosley School auditorium West Monroe 8 p.m. YWCA board meeting 10 a.m. Julia Reed circle meeting 8 p.m. at Mrs. Douglas Hahn West Monroe. Music pupils recitals at Georgia Tucker school auditorium 8 p.m. Bridge party at 2:30 p.m. Lida Benton auditorium 8:15 p.m. Garden club 4 p.m. Dance at Crystal ballroom Hotel Virginia 10 p.m. D A R Fort Mire chapter 2:30 p.m. News of local residents traveling and visiting Baton Rouge Shreveport and New Orleans for graduations commencements and conferences.
Blue crystal and delphinium decor Highlights Hirsch garden party held Sunday night hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Hirsch and Mr. and Mrs. Arent with Miss Suzanne Hirsch to honor Jay Shirley Haas and Mr. David Sayer. Aperitifs precede buffet barbecue chicken served on long tables. Guests included Miss Haas Mr. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Haas and others.
Art lovers flock to Miss Stella Vinson gallery on South Grand as freehand perspective and anatomy receive praise. The show features portraits by adults and children, with still life, watercolors, pastels, and oils, plus a comprehensive display inviting public visits.
Miss Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Jones of this city and a 1931 Nevilleigh school graduate was awarded a bachelor of arts degree at Blue Mountain College exercises on May 29 Judge John W McCall of Memphis gave the baccalaureate address She was active in Euzelian society the Euzelian play cast the Classical club officers in the Classical club and a member of the French Spanish and Mathematics clubs.
Mrs. Bendel hosted her Monday Contract club with Mrs. W W Sullivan of Washington DC as guest of honor. Sullivan enjoys informal entertainments during her visit in the city. Guests included Mrs A Dryburgh, Mrs J B Vaughan, Mrs Carl McHenry, Mrs Reese Major Jr, Mrs C C Boardman, Mrs Bradley Waelder and Mrs Samuel Bender. Miss Sue Graves leaves for Chattanooga TN to visit Mrs Lee Reid and attend Miss Margaret Lanier's Huntsville AL wedding. Miss Mary Murff visits Miss Lorraine Matthews this week. Sarah Talbot returns from the University of Texas to spend summer with her parents.
Residents and visitors pass through Marion and nearby areas with guests from Bastrop Shreveport Farmerville Henderson Winnfield Baton Rouge and Ark City. Ida Anderson Mary Hopkins Norma Stewart and others are noted among those visiting relatives and returning home.
Jimmy Cagney stars as a federal detective in G Men at the Paramount, tracking down gangsters with the U S Department of Justice. Regis Toomey co-stars as Eddie Buchanan in a story inspired by wartime headlines of government men. Princess O Hara screens at the Capitol with Jean Parker and Chester Morris in a Runyon tale of daring Irish grit.
James Stimson 11 is pressed by Jane Northrup and her mother to marry. Leslie Harris’s absence for a month fuels his resistance as Jane pushes for a house across the street from her mother. Mr Northrup buys the Tyler place in his daughter’s name to shape her control over the property.
James clashes with Jane over moving near her mother as they inspect the Tyler house and N orthup family tensions rise after Jane renovates a grand, open plan home. James resents privacy erasing features and fears the glare of the looming Tyler house. Tomorrow, Jane battles Leslie.
In a lively tale a young Irish daughter inherits dire duties after her father dies in a taxi feud. She pilots a battered hansom to support siblings while entangled in the theft of a famed race horse. Tale blends humor and pathos as truth and love emerge.
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