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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
2
Items for this column should be telephoned to the society editor at 292 and 1404 after 6 p.m or brought to the Monroe News-Star office between 7 30 a.m and 3 p.m.
A lyrical meditation on a perfect June morning frames a social page note about a Garden Club fete at the Virginia hotel featuring Burgess Poole Imperial dance orchestra, Miss Lallage Feazel prologue, and dances. The piece also covers a bridge party for Miss Jennie Martin of Ruston with gifts, decorations, and table rituals at Mrs. Hartley Bridges’ home.
Mrs Harold McGeorge arrived with her two children Harold Jr and Elizabeth from Memphis Tennessee to spend a few weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs J W McWilliams.
A home sewing note outlines creating a back neck pattern. The guidance emphasizes proper neck shaping and measurement to ensure a good fit. Includes basic steps and cautions for beginners.
The notice promotes Anne Adams pattern 2655 in sizes 14 through 40 with yardage details and a 15 cent price, plus a catalog offer. It highlights summer dresses and accessories, then lists a dance program with numerous named performers and acts, and concludes with obituaries and social notices of local residents and visitors.
Miss Regina Moffett presented a Chinese Fantasy recital at Neville auditorium featuring Mr Frederick Williamson as a gorg eous Chinese mandarin who tells the Tanabata tale. The program showcased graceful rhythmic motion, ornate costumes, and Chinese print backdrops with dancers Martha Burris and Regina Simpson among the performers.
Thousands report benefit from Cardus claiming to ease suffering for many women. The advertisement urges monthly use with testimonials of ailments disappearing and encourages readers to buy from druggists.
Sue Tally Jim Sun dean and detective David Lorn trap a murderer, a shooter, and an abductor in a hotel corridor. They link the crimes to an attempt to secure a token proving Sue’s claim to her father’s fortune. Sundean fears Sue may not be playing square.
In a stormy night scene, Sundean and allies debate the Lovschiems and a murdered man. Madame Lovschiem’s suspicion and a staged clock clue fuel distrust while alibi talks unfold. The team lingers on a wax fragment and a leaf as faint leads fade in the wind and firelight.
Thursday events include a box supper for Young People's convention delegates at Gordon Avenue Methodist Church and a Missouri Pacific Women's Club dancing party at 9 p.m. Louise Theus honored at Riverside Country Club and a garden fete hosted by Mrs. Henry Bernstein. American Legion auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. Guests include Mrs. C L Mengis and others. Additional socials run through June with teas, bridal parties, dances, and a Delta Beta Sigma convention in Hot Springs June 20-22 featuring Monroe delegation and Phi chapter hosting. Notables: Miss Louise Theus, Miss Mary Horner, and others.
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