Social Realm notes of weddings and tours in 1920s Nashville
Louise Graves returns home for a brief visit before joining Ward Belmont college girls to sail June 22 from Québec on Empress of Scotland. The group tours Germany France Switzerland and more for three months under chaperones. The page also details engagements weddings and social events across Louisiana and Tennessee with multiple planned bridals and club meetings.
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Graves
Louise Graves
Ward Belmont College
Nashie
Tenn
J. Q. Graves
Europe
Miss Graves
Nashville
Jane
Quebec
Canada
Scotland
Miss Carolyn Sholars Returns From LSU With BA Degree
Miss Carolyn Sholars will arrive home the first of the week from LSU where she is a member of the graduating class of 1927 with a BA degree. The Monroe public enjoys dinners served by the Young Woman's Methodist Auxiliary in the old Barker Bakery building on DeSiard Street. The group is holding its annual summer bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morrison
Calvert
Gay
Callie Itt
Martha Chandler
Alice Hill
Tginia Yates
Maud
Carolyn Sholars
Monroe
Young Woman’s Methodist Auxiliary
Barker Bakery
DeSiard Street
Mary Lee Sullivan
St. Mary of the Wood's College
Indiana
Mildred Levy
Rosalia Kaliski
Angie Merideth
Sophie Newcomb College
Clara Guthrie
Olive Guthrie
Josephine Merideth
Sophie Newcomb
Federation Urges National Flood Policy At Grand Rapids
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs with over 3 000 000 members at its Grand Rapids meeting adopts an emergency resolution urging a national flood control policy. It endorses Newland’s plan for comprehensive protection and coordination of agencies to prevent floods and optimize water use. A separate note cites Alpha Delphian’s year long study of English poetry music and opera under Mrs J D McCranie.
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General Federation Women’s Clubs
Grand Rapids
Michigan
General Federation Women's Clubs
Mississippi Valley
United States
Newland
General Federation
Alpha Delphian Chapter
J. D. McCranie
Summer chiffons and dimity fashion notes
Annette Bradshaw describes summer fabrics cool to wear including all chiffon ensembles with printed patterns and black lace accents. She notes navy and white combos, sheer coats, wide hats, and flowered dimity looks for hot days, with models and accessories pictured.
Society notes and a June wedding reported in local pages
The piece covers a yearbook remark on profits from poetry studies and the society’s new officers led by president Mrs. J. D. McCranne. It notes the marriage of Miss Camille Boston to Fred Vollman at Grace Episcopal, and a social gathering at the H. R. Speed home honoring Miss Louise Atkins with bridge and floral displays.
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Alma Summer Potts
New York City
Helen Butler
Fire Island
Matteson
Wisconsin
Friends
Harold Dixon
Bridge
Louise Atkins
Elmer Slagle
T. ©. Bancroft
George Bancroft
Fort Mire
T. O. Brown
J. Sterling Castle
Herbert Millsaps
P. M. Atkins
Atkins-Seymour
Lotus Club
Travis Oliver
Fred Millsaps
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist Missionary Society
Circle No
Annie Trousdale
Arkansas Avenue
W. C. Campbell
Alexandria Street
Clark Faulk
North Second Street
Robert Cann
Millhaven Road
Hall
Breard Street
F. T. Smith
Harrison Street
J. J. Jones
Calypso Street
M. I. Hamock
North Fifth Street
Allen Electric Company
Camille Boston
C. R. Boston
Fred Vollman
Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. Hayward
Missouri Pacific
H. R. Speed
Miss Atkins
R. L. Davis
Miss Atkins and Mines
Bart
Shreveport
James Jones
Gordon Wright
J. Wooten
George Weaks
Henry, Blanks
Harry Prophit
Jack Castle
T. G. Easterling
John Madden
Wharton Brown
Robert Kellogg
T. C. Bancroft
O. R. Lewis
Misses Louise Theus
Louisa Flournoy
Gussie Ross
Ching Wooten
Frances Stubbs
Smith
Mitchener
Louise Rodriguez
Carol Speed
Chicago
Edward Seymour
Recital and Socials Highlight Pink Green Attire
Music pupils performed in a city school auditorium with saxophones cornet violin piano and guitar numbers. Guests included Miss Atkins and guests from Shreveport along with college graduates and host families sharing a luncheon and gifts.
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Jennie Vinson
City School
Saint Louis
C. G. Walls
Katherine Tichell Jakobia
Schubert
Ruth Thomas
Dance Weber
Firt
Maurice Kirk
Elsie Mae Mix
Heins
Jewel Hicks
Schumann
Kennedy
Rose
Poet
Fr. von Suppe
Mrs. Vinson
Elizabeth Green
Kisses
Zamerick
Miss Garrett
Melody
Rubenstein
Chaminade
Marech Triomphole
Galla
Valsette
Borowsky
Camille Birchfield
Durand
Homeless
Seredy
Johnny Schepis
Keler Bela
Mrs. McHenry
Carol Birchfield
Neal Womack
Louis Sullivan
Bers
Absorbing Sto Love's Embers
A narrator watches two contrasting travelers at a station the red-bearded man with a foxlike patience and a dapper young man with a wolfhound. The observer senses a secretive pursuit as the pair prepare to board the eastern Island train amid wartime memories and secret service echoes.
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Enider
Lillian
Secret Service
Katie
Iir
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Arrival of Baby Boy Celebrated at Home
A family announces the birth of a baby boy on June eighth, greeting a new addition to the home. Both mother and child are reported in good health.
Milk For Nothing. Chamberlin’s Flight Charity Tale
Clarence D. Chamberlin once charged five dollars a flight but flew milk to a sick child for free. The Plainfield New Jersey tale recalls his charitable act amid memories of his early aviation days.
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Plainfield
N. J
Jersey
Clarence D. Chamberlin
No Stockings Today in Northampton
In Northampton Massachusetts the scene centers on Smith College students who are reportedly wearing no stockings, an 80 degree day prompting casual attire among the campus group.
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Northampton
Maes
Smith College
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P. E. Pilcher
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J. A. Reid
Thursey
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Colorado
Louisiana
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Trawlers Protective Association
Eriga
E. Whitson
Fort Worth
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F. F. Ll
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Hannibal
Joseph Cook
Pine Bluff
Ark
Andegner
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Illinois Central
Arrington-Dumas
Clyde Arrington
J. B. Dumas, Jr
West Monroe Baptist Parsonage
M. B. Weaver
Riverside
Ellen J. Buckland
Aia
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Mrs. Camden Etaples
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Royce
J. B. Pollard
McCoy
A. R. Holloway
Missionary Training
Arkansas
Nedra Cromwell
Waco
Baylor University
J. D. McCranne
C. B. Braun
J. J. Cline
E. R. Yancy
E. P. Cudd
J. Washburn
Boston Vollman
Horton Pepper
Centenary College
Miss Wanna Mae Pepper
State Normal
Natchitoches
George Bancroft, Sr
Orange, Texas
George Bancroft, Jr
Jack Rogers
Virginia
Mrs
Grove Stafford
Pat. Orr
Hotel
Adele Garrison
Madge
Associated Press
Grand Floral CO
Home of Flowers
Hone
Grand
Bond’s
Barker Bakery Bldg
North Second and
DeSiard Sts
Ouachita Produce Co
MRS. Clarks Delicatessen & Bakery
DeSiard
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