Local Society Notes and Visit Notices
Geterdey Pt Mire Chapter D A R will meet with Mrs Fred Thacher of Wink ige at 2 30 oclock The sub oot the afternoon will be County Form of Government Japden will be chairman of the aillesneon Saturday Mrs Ben Downing will enter is in the Saturday Bridge Club at 9 30 oclock Teesday Meeting of the Laymen s Brotherhood at the Presbyterian church at 7 There will be a musical program All members urged to attend Wednesday Weil Goldman wedding at Temple B nai Israel at 8 30 Immediately following the ceremony a reception will be held Mr Jake Ed O Brien of El Dorado opens the day here yesterday as guest of friends He is a former resident and was a Missouri Pacific employee Mr G F Phillips of Shreveport spent the day in the city yesterday Sam Corley has returned to his home in Hazelhurst
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geterdey
Pt. Mire
Fred Thacher
Wink
Ige
Japden
The
Aillesneon
Presbyterian Church
Weil-Goldman
Temple B'nai Israel
Temple Annex
Jake Ed. O’brien
el Dorado
O’brien
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Eugene O'Brien
Selznick
Snegger Theatre
He Otery
John Lynch
Mr. O’brien
Michael Serange
Maine
Paul Grayson
Michael
Grayson
Linda Greer
Alan Crosland
Elinor Fair
Frank Losee
Warren Cook
Eileen Cassidy
Confirmation Services At Temple B N A I Israel
Mrs Phil Lowenberg of Shreveport joins sisters Mesdames Arnold Bernstein Leo Baer Jonas Meyer and niece Mrs Edgar Flor sheim as Sunday Walker Glenn Jr and Harry B Phillips Jr are to be confirmed at Temple B N A I Israel at 10 o clock. Hosts Mr and Mrs Walker Glenn and Mr and Mrs Harry B Phillips invite relatives and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Glenn, Jr
Harry B. Phillips
Temple B'Nai Israel
Walker Glenn
Miss Mary Smith Hosts Picture Show Party
Miss Mary Smith entertained a group of friends at a Saenger Theatre outing. After the film, guests including Frances Stubbs Genevra Washburn Emma Louise Biedenharn and others enjoyed a confectionery course. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Judson W Smith, with Clara Mac Humble visiting Mangham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Saenger Theatre
Frances Stubbs
Genevra Washburn
Emma Louise Biedenharn
Mary Jouvenot
Louise Littlepage
Lillie Blanks Clark
Pauline Allen
Emily Trousdale
Alma Summers Potts
Lenora Potts
Lavinia McGuire
Clarlotte
Sat
Mrs Albert Horuff Hosts Seasonal Tea for Mrs Lavin
Mrs Albert Horuff entertained yesterday afternoon honoring Mrs W Pr Lavin of Chicago. French baskets with pink hydrangeas adorned the rooms, each table centered by a flower arrangement. Prizes included a Japanese lacquered tray won by Miss Evelyn Amman and a Japanese luncheon set won by Mrs Fred Amman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Horuff
W. Pr. Lavin
Chicago
Evelyn Amman
Fred Amman
Louis Rol
Social Afternoon Honors Lavin Guest List Grows
Lavin hosted a tea with thirty six guests including Mrs. Mors and Miss Marie Dell. Notables attended were Mrs. Jim Tisdale of Bastrop and Mr. A. L. Stevens of Chicago. The Nash home on 2165 Hudson Lane welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Block and Mr. Kuhn as they plan relocation. Violette and Winnifred Washburn arrived in New York for summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
New York City
Violette
Winnifred Washburn
Canada
Great Lakes
Surprise Indoor Picnic Honoring Mrs Sol Meyer and Guest
Nevada hostesses Mrs. Sol Meyer and Mrs. Dora Rinehart were the center of a cheerful indoor picnic yesterday evening. Guests included Mesdames I. Kuhn Sig Haas Charles Titche Edgar Florsheim Jonas Meyer Phil Lowenberg Leo Bae Arnold Bernstein Leon Heidorffer Pauline Tentner and Miss Mimi Brown from Shreveport Houston and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Meyer
Dora Rinehart
Nevada
Mesdames I. Kuhn
Sig Haas
Charles Titche
Edgar Florsheim
Jonas Meyer
Phil Lowenbeg
Shreveport
Leo Bae Arnold Bernstein
Leon Heidorffer
Pauline Tenter
Houston
Mimi Brown
Wedding Shower For Miss Elizabeth Rinehart At Mrs Heard House
Mrs J F Heard hosted a pink and white bridal shower for Miss Elizabeth Rinehart with hydrangea and sweet pea decor. Guests offered husband advice in a novelty book, gifts included fine linens and lingerie, and a petit luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Heard
West Side
Elizabeth Rinehart
Heard
Jessie Munholland
Bertha Snabnet
Mildred Benson
Miss Rinehart
Pacific International League Predicted Tight Pennant Race
With only four teams in the Pacific International League the circuit appears balanced and a close pennant race is anticipated as the season unfolds.
Odd World Facts Collected From Various Sources
A disjointed collection of trivia notes covers topics from health myths to astronomy and history. It mentions Paris population growth, secretaries to the Pope, benefits of Euclid, theft of artificial teeth, and Shakespearean actor cottages. It also notes a sailor superstition about painting ships, the rise of silent films, and Westminster Abbey offering music interpretation lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Euclid
London
Southwark
England
United States
Belgium
Ballous
Tinkgil
India
Royahy
Westminster Abbey
Orioles Lead In International League Standings
The Baltimore Orioles top the International League standings as early momentum shows them in front. Texas teams struggle in a tense early season race with notable battles shaping the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Texas
Tegups
Picture Garden Tonight at the Picture Garden
The Picture Garden presents Frank Mayo in The Blasing Trail a dramatic release about Dr Pickney Forbes who loses nerves then travels to the Blue Ridge Mountains incognito to rebuild his life romance and adventure unfold as Mayo shines. Navy Department June 2 1921 Minnesota Soldiers Bonus notice outlines a 15 monthly bonus for service from April 6 1917 to July 30 1921 with filing deadline November 31 1921 and officer certification requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picture Garden
Frank Mayo
Pickney Forbes
Freak Mayo
Blue Ridge Mountains
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Bueau of Navigation
Minnesota
State of
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Phillip Williams
Scotsman and Lobster Clamp Ends in Market Mischief
A Scot and his collie stroll a market when a lobster clamps the dog's tail. The dog yelps as the lobster writhes and the fishmonger cries out in frustration. The Scot retorts that the buyer should whistle to the lobster instead.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben €. Downing
Will Entet
R. C. Sparks
G. F. Phillips
Sam Corley
Hazelhurst
Parcal Post
Millsaps CO
Phil Lowenberg
Mesdames
Arnold Bernstein
Leo Baer
Clara Mac Humble
Mangham
Ubrull
Jim Tisdale of
Bastrop
Ed. Staraney
A. L. Stevens
Louis Masur
Som Louis, Jr
Henry Heller
Camden, Ark
Jake Block
J. Kuhn
Hudson Lane
Block
Miss Rinehart Honraee
Mary Meehan
St. Frances Xavier Convent
Vicksburg
John Meehan
Meehan
Anna Mae Hennessy
Grace Cookeft
Mansfield
Epworth League
Miss Cook
Clara Louise Barnes
Layton Speed
Bouler
Colo
Boulder University
Nysis Talcum
Eugene
GQMEN
Broadmay
Oda
Ana
Tion
Scot
New York World
Valier
Sugar Bros. Co., Ltd
Coksnet
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