Coming Events And National Children's Day Observances
Community calendars list pott putt and bridge parties at Woodlawn Golf links Edgewater Country club Lotus club and Riverside Country club with hosts Mrs L N Larche Mrs Peyton Parker Mrs W B Clarke Mrs Dorothy Apgar and others. National Children's Day noted with parades plays radio programs and municipal events across the US including Kansas Illinois and Dallas observations, and remarks on after school play shaping character. Local notices announce Quin Henry Decker Jr birth and Dorothy Tinsley summer lodging with J H Tinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Larche
Woodlawn Golf Links
Sara Larche
Juanita Seale
Methodist Missionary Society
Circle 6
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Metzel
Circle Five
Women’s Mission Society of the
Methodist Church
Peyton Parker
Edgewater Country Club
United States
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Chanute
Peoria
Illinois
J. Waddy Tate
Dallas
Riverside patient undergoes appendicitis operation
Mr. Guy Stubbs Jr remains a patient at Riverside sanitarium where an appendectomy was performed and his condition has not improved enough to discharge him home. Mrs. Ruby Panos hosted the Williams Brothers Construction staff with a buffet at her North Fourth street home Saturday night ending with supper and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stubbs, Jr
Riverside Sanitarium
Ruby Panos
Williams Brothers Construction Company
North Fourth Street
Edith Fairfax
Hoss
Griselda
Philip Veritzen
Colin Cameron
Mary
Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Dicky
Flowers of the Field by Fanny Darrell life
The piece extols simple pleasures of country life amid a cottage garden and children’s songs. It urges readers to value plain joys, avoid clutter, and seek lasting happiness through modest, meaningful living. The bluebird of happiness symbolizes contentment found in simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sienna
Mrs Peyton Parker Hosts A Bridge Afternoon At Edgewater Club
Mrs Peyton Parker hosted a June bridge gathering at Edgewater Country Club with guests in pastel frocks, colorful blossoms, and five games of bridge. Attendants served chicken salad sandwiches and iced tea as Miss Ella Pope and others were noted for gifts and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton Parker
Edgewater Country Club
O. C. Dawkins
George Zeigin
Francis Faulk
David Garrett
J. W. Swift
Patterson
Sydney Moore
Louise Page
Topeka
Kansas
Ella Pope
Alexandria
Eva Bradford
Elegant Edgewater dinner honors Kellogg and friends
Dining in a party at the Edgewater Country Club Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Florsheim, Mr. and Mrs. Bridger Thornhill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Law regece Kellogg of Alexandria, Mr. Walter Kellogg, Mrs. Christine Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kellogg of Memphis, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Country Club
Edgar Florsheim
Bridger Thornhill
Robert Kellogg
Lawregece Kellogg
Alexandria
Walter Kellogg
Christine Moore
Palmer Kellogg
Memphis
Tenn
University student among summers home for break
Miss Rosalia Kusin a University of Chicago student returns home with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Kusin. The Young Woman's Christian Association hosts constructive activities each week with Monday music class by Mr Robert Irvin and Tuesday dramatic art class led by Miss Louise Graves and Mrs W M Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalia Kusin
University of Chicago
Joseph Kusin
Young Woman's Chrisitian Association
Robert Irvin
Louise Graves
W. M. Harper
Bon Voyage Party for Joel Nichols Sets Sail for Europe
A Bon Voyage gathering at Edgewater Country Club honored Miss Joel Nichols who departs for European travel this summer. Guests included her mother Mrs. Bernice Nichols and grandmother Mrs. Joseph Renwick, with gifts and travel themed favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater Country Club
Green Valley of
Joel Nichols
Bernice Nichols
Joseph Renwick
Miss Nichols
Elizabeth Biedenharn
Elizabeth Casper
Joel von Boyage
Mary Louis O'Donnell
Elma Austin
Dorothy Lewman
Dorothy Tinsley
Jo Mary McKain
Dean MccKain
Veritzen Dinner Sparks Noel Tie and Hidden Schemes
At a dinner hosted by Philip Veritzen tensions rise over a supposed twelfth guest Noel Veritzen. The narrator suspects Veritzen’s plotting while Mary agrees to keep Noel’s visit secret. The room hints at danger as the talk shifts to arrangements for an impromptu party tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Noel Veritzen
Mr. Cameron
Veritzen
Radio concert and soprano Olive Palmer lead WEAF program
A program at 8 oclock tonight over WABC features soloists headed by Olive Palmer with a 9 30 oclock listing for tomorrow night on WEAF and associated stations Haenschen s orchestra and the Revelers quartet also on the bill in New York Sophie Tucker dieting ahead of a London show plans four meals daily with cream and has dropped from 219 to 163 pounds this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gioachino Rossini
Nathaniel Shilkret
Pesaro
Rossini
Venice
Meyerbeer
WABC
Olive Palmer
WEAF
Haenschen
New York
Sophie Tucker
London
Still Refuses Food in Athens Death Case
Athens Tenn June 17 Thirteen days after Dr R C Creech Etowah physician and druggist shot to death his wife he was still refusing nourishment Mrs H D Stephenson wife of the jailer said that she prepared nourishment for Dr Creech but he would not eat anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tenn
R. C. Creech
Etowah
H. D. Stephenson
Nice Girl Comes to Town in London Visit
Mary Lou Leslie arrives in London for a two week stay. Brynmor Whittamore deserts her for Clarice Day while Tony Titherington, a wealthy amateur, offers to show her the city. Cousin Jay arranges new clothes as Mary Lou enters Tony's social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary Lou Leslie
Brynmor Whittamore
Clarice Day
Mary Lou
Tony Titherington
Jay Jerome
Tony
Jay
Brynmor
Jerry Jerome
Mary Lou Advances Amid Dance Plans and Rivalry
Mary Lou juggles fashion and social rounds as she agrees to attend Lady Hay’s dance with Tony while Brynmor grows wary. Tony plans a romance guarded by distance, making Mary Lou wonder about his feelings as she imagines a bright future.
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W. B. Clarke
Pauldine
Elizabeth Clarke
Riverside Country Club
Gordon Cummings
Henry Parker Blanks
W. F. Thurman
Dorothy Apgar
S. E. Huey
Jack Rogers
Virginia
A. D. Tisdale
Bridge
South Grand
St. Matthew's P.T. A
St. Matthews School
W. E. Reardon
T. L. McMillan
Lion’s Club
Ted Weems
Quin H. Decker
Browning
Son
Quin Henry, Jr
Decker
Lucille Henderson
L. H. Henderson
J. H. Tinsley
Duluth
Minn
Glenmar Avenue
Fanny Darrell
Mary Dickerson
R. RK. Reynolds
Galesburg
Lll
Gussie Ross
Oak Grove
Wilma Pace
Business and Professional Women's Club
Bernstein Park
Monroe
A. Arent
Mines
R. E. Allen
Effie Allen
D. Hirsch
Abe Arent
Dorothy Gibbs
Dora Amish
Mae McIntosh
J. E. Doughtie
George Wesley Smith
Jackson Thornton
Mildred Richardson
Llewella Hays
Mary O'Kelly
Fay Heard
Katherine Hammer
N. Slater
Mary Brock
Gertrude Slay
May Johnson
Helen Rosenbloom
Griffies
Alice Bauer
E. A
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Schiller
Europe
Beaumarchais
R. B. Henry
Elsie
Bettye Jo
Kentucky
Tennessee
A. M. Marx
Shreveport
Mary McGimsey
Kitty Morrison
Dorothy Stanley
Dixie Stewart
Calhoun
Elizabeth Hale
Adelia Sander
Arnold Boyd
Anna Rosalie Herring
India Stubbs
Leigh Russell
Sadie Edwards
Louise Gray
Joyce Renwick
Carolyn Renwick
Gertrude Feazel
Johnnie Cox
Marie del Horuff
Cora Mae Calder
Billy Stroud
Noellie Currie
Craig Hays
Lucille Smith
Jennie Hanna
Gladys Warner
Margaret Warner
Ann Hardie
Annie Laurie Smith
Ann Platt
Pollyanna Shotwell
Jane Dawkins
Anita Brown
E. C. Morris
Dallas, Texas
Mr. L. B. Morris
Cole Addition
Palmer Hardie
Ann Laura Smith
St. Francisville
Bakewell Winston
New Orleans
Ladies Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Adele Garrison
Madge
Mr. Veritzen
Kempepa Bam
Jerry
Sle
Lady Hay
Jerome
Maysie Greig
Machane