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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
3
Social notes by Eva Bradford describe nature’s beauty and artistic expression. The piece lists a long recital of student dancers and performers led by Miss Flower, with numerous participants and acts, and notes visiting relatives of Shreveport residents.
Local listings show Thursday a Miss Carol Flower Dance Revue at Lasen theater and meetings by American Legion Auxiliary and W C T U. Friday features a D A R wiring session, an ice cream festival at Colony church, and a Joe Moseley Senior B Y P U picnic at Filhiol's park with a long guest list. A June wedding at the Methodist parsonage and a birthday party for James Hislop are noted among social items.
Miss Carol Flower presents a dancing class in the Dance Revue at the Saenger theatre tomorrow afternoon and night. The program promises beauty and grace throughout the event.
Mrs. W. D. Smith leaves for Fort Worth Texas amid friends' regret over her fine voice and personality. Mrs. Peters and children head to Chetek Wisconsin to spend summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Cummings who have a summer home already. Miss Suzanne Sperry joins as they travel to Phillips Wisconsin to stay with aunt Mrs Percy McLurg. Dancing party planned at Riverside pavilion tomorrow night for homecoming visitors. Rev E R Clarkson newly appointed Christian pastor.
Parishioners surprise the Clarksons at 1013 North Fourth with gifts and fellowship. Lily Mae Flowers visits aunt Mrs A J Criswell in town. W L Stevens attends National Building and Loan convention in Kansas City as a state delegate. Dr Carl Schorr and family plan a motor trip visiting Memphis Cincinnati Chicago and Detroit. Grayson Guthrie and family travel to New Orleans for daughter Olive Guthrie’s Sophie Newcomb College graduation. Mrs George Austin of Oklahoma City visits relatives. The Professional and Business Woman's Club enjoyed hospitality from Miss Evelyn Barbour Tuesday night.
The club hosted two social events at Mrs. R. N. Slater and Miss Mary O Kelly with music by Louis Hallum and Kate Boyce pupils. Miss Every Barbour leaves tomorrow for Bogalusa to attend the State Convention as the membership grows. An Open Air Recital at the Harringtons on River Front drew a large appreciative audience in a lawn amphitheatre amid electric lights and blooming gardens.
The program abounded in charming numbers and, with the lovely surrounding, produced one of the most artistic events of early summer.
Just arrived today a complete assortment of men and boys summer suits including checks and linens from Smith Bros.
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