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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

3

Dance Revue of Monroe Charms Local Audiences

The Monroe public enjoyed the Carol Flower School of Dancing at the Saenger Theatre featuring graceful young dancers led by Miss Flower. Notables included Martha Austin, Margarette Roberts, Barry Stubbs, and Boyce Leigh Sadler, with Alfred Breitenmoser at the organ and a stylish finale titled Castle of Statues.

Monroe Carol Flower School of Dancing Saenger Theatre Monroe Society Greece Barry Stubbs Very Eger Ester Snell Dolores Miss Flower Alfred Breitenmoser

Social whirl and travels stitch together Monroe visits

Guests include N M Davis of Van Alstyne and nephews Robert Hopkins and Wesley Davis of Hillsboro. Mrs Ford Pipes visits family in Natchitoches as Ms N C Spencer leaves for Paris after nephew Dale Beavers death. Two dances at Lotus Club and Riverside Pavilion reflect a lively Monroe social scene with music by Hans Richard and Mrs Roak. Miss Louise Smelser completes studies at Kid ney College.

R. E. Davis N. M Davis van Alstyne, Tex Robert Hopkins Wesley Davis Hillsboro Texas N. C. Spencer West Monroe Paris Dale Beavers Monroe Lotus Club Riverside Pavilion Louise Smelser Kidney College Sherman Hans Richard Roak Miss Smelser

Colorful maze of hues dominates displays

The text describes a scene where colors swirl in a maze of tones. White remains prevalent but rarely solo, appearing instead with bright reds blues and greens in vivid combinations.

Winter sport necklines inspire summer fashion, Annette Bradshaw

Fashion notes reveal winter inspired necklines on sports sweaters influence summer outfits. Lightweight silk and flannels spark two piece costumes with high necks and V dips echoed on silk frocks. A white crepe de Chine model features a knitted wool collar hipband and cuffs with a pleated skirt.

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Smeiser Opens Studio In This City As Her Talent Pleases

The article notes Miss Smeiser will open a studio here, a move praised as a valuable addition to musical circles. She visits Ardmore Okla for upcoming performances and arrangements for several musicals. Carol Flower travels with Mrs. Atkins to New York City on the Comus from New Orleans, staying for summer dancing instruction.

Carol Flower P. M. Atkins New York City Comus New Orleans Miss Flower Mrs. Atkins

Red Arrow to Cobb's Variety Store in West Monroe

Shopper tip points to Cobb's Variety Store in West Monroe Louisiana for seasonable goods with a Red Arrow cue on December 11.

Cobb’s West Monroe Cobb’s Variety Store

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