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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
2
The wedding of Wednesday Weil Goldman takes place at Bnei Israel at 8:50 AM with a reception to follow in Temple Annex. Relatives and friends are cordially invited. Also noted are the Civil Department meeting at City Hall and other social events in Monroe and West Monroe.
A weeklong visit to relatives in Mangham has concluded.
Flag Day was observed with an eight o clock ceremony by the D A R and a patriotic concert by the K of P band on Court Square. The Novel chapter house, among the fifth in the country, was open for viewing relics and decorated with sweet peas. Cream and sandwiches were sold by chapter ladies, raising funds for the Boulder Fund, with participation from Masons Elks and the American Legion.
The Civic Department of the Woman's Department Club will hold a meeting at City Hall tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. All women of Monroe and West Monroe are invited.
Nainsooks, long cloths and 36 inch cloths offered at deep discounts with per yard prices from 49c to 2c. Ladies undergarments and gowns feature knit union suits and muslin gowns priced from 48c to 98c. A new ready to wear section showcases maslin teddies at 98c and related fabrics with various color options.
Silk camisoles offer 48 to 89 cents with comparable values around 98 cents to $1.25. Towels and sheets feature heavy Turkish bath towels at 4 for 98 cents, barber towels at 9 cents per dozen, heavy Huck towels, and premium sheets priced from 98 cents to 1 dollar ninety eight cents. Includes 72x90 and 80x90 sheets with hemstitched options.
Local shop lists pricing for fabrics 2 by 36 inches at 25 cents and 42 by 36 inches at 36 cents plus premium hemstitched items at 50 cents. Prices indicate stock for standard and premium textiles.
Ad notes a 49 inch organ with permanent finish and organdy in all colors, priced at $1.25 value, offered for 89 cents.
Cordial meeting planned with Mr. A Wa MIller addressing women on current conditions and department work. Miss Mary Smith leaves for Shreveport to visit Miss Kathleen Willis while Mrs F C Livandais returns from Baton Rouge after LSU commencement. daughter Undine to study abroad September 29. News of marriage of F F Quinn and Beatrice Van Horn Of St Sault Marie noted. Tiller Harper of Homer visiting. Abie Dreyer of Arcadia spending day in city.
Mr and Mrs Julius Cahn entertained last night for their sixteenth anniversary and as a compliment to honorees Mr Doneil Weil and Miss Jessie Goldman whose wedding is tonight. The decor featured pink and white sweet peas and a lovely bride’s table with a maderna cloth, kewpie centerpiece, mints and cakes in crystal containers. Guests included bridal party members and families such as Mr Solomon Goldman and Miss Cecile Weil, Mr Leon Sugar and Miss Marie Heller, and others from Orlando and Little Rock.
Mr. Ernest Whitfield returns from Cuba to stay with his parents as Miss Viola Parrieh visits Houston after a stay with Mrs. Sander Berry. The Taylor Rinehart wedding draws guests from New Orleans Ruston and Shreveport as West Monroe and Philadelphia connections surface in a day of church events and family reunions.
Mrs. C. D. Cook of 1912 Whitty Street Houston says four months after her marriage she suffered severe back and hip pains. After taking Cardui she recovered quickly and has not returned to bed. She cites friends who use Cardui and praise it as a mild vegetable remedy for womanly troubles. NC-116
The article describes Emma Smith and Miss Mary Evelyn Wathing the ting with Rosina A. Singer at a wedding. It notes guests including Wesdames, Riinehart, Louis Langard, Louis Ritwhart, Pat Faulk, W. K. Duncan, C. Taylor, S.imer, Suiminie Clark, Belle Bacentot, Doris Calhoun, M. Calhoun, Joe Washburn, Bridgermer C. BE. Granberry, Eben Morgan, Gb. N Larche, and Mrs. L. Rinehart. Mrs Taylor wore a blue Poiret traveling suit and the couple plan to reside with Mrs L. Rinehart. out-of-town guests include Mrs. Thomas Fuqua and Rose, J. C. Morris, Louis Rinehart of Crew Lake, T. Morris, Mrs. W. K. Duncan, Mrs. Louis Langford, and Mrs. Bridger Thornhill.
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