St Francis Auxiliary Meetings Hostesses and Local Social Events
Wednesday and Thursday gatherings preview the St Francis Auxiliary meetings with Miss Camille Parker and Mrs Sam Ivy as hostesses. A McGee Brown wedding at First Presbyterian is scheduled for six o'clock. Friday features the Friday Club gathering at 3 pm and Saturday plans include the Ace High Bridge Club event. Additional social notes mention dancing recital by Miss Armandine Renaud, residents visiting relatives in Brookhaven, and travels of Mrs Loweade Mayer and the Peddieord and Webb families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Auxilary
Camille Parker
Miss Parker
Sam Ivy
St. Francis Auxiliary
McGee-Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Widely-scattered notices from Monroe society column
Rev. I. E. Adams leaves for William son West Virginia to be with his critically ill brother who was burned. Mrs. A. E. Bright undergoes a serious operation at St Francis sanitarium though not considered dangerous. Herbert Booze returns from UNC to spend summer with his parents. Mrs. Bradley Waelder returns from visits in Detroit Chicago and St Louis. Marjorie Daniels of Dallas visits the Green home. Parker Memorial Class to meet at Judge Schulze farm after church 7:30. Harry and Mrs Walton arrive from their wedding tour to live on South Grand. AO Grisham and wife spend a few days in Winnfield. Mrs J W Crawford leaves West Monroe for Shreveport to join her husband. Mrs Gossett has recovered enough to leave St Francis for home.
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I. E. Adams
Williamson
West Virginia
Adams
Parker
Methodist Church
Judge Schulze
Engagement announced for Clara Snyder and avid Kaplan
Bastrop residents Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Clara to Mr avid M Kaplan of Monroe Louisiana. Grace Cook attending the Epworth League State Assembly in Mansfield Louisiana was re elected State Treasurer for five years. Mr Whitfield Franks returned from Chapel Hill University to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Bastrop
Clara
Avid M. Kaplan
Monroe, la
Misa Grace Cook
Epworth League
Mansfield
League
Whitfield Franks
Chappel Hill University
North Carolina
Mer
Henry Blanks
Reeves Family Guests at Logtown Visit
Mrs. R. B. Reeves and her two daughters Marion and Roberta visit Mrs. Reeves' parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams in Logtown, after staying with relatives in Oak Grove.
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R. B. Reeves
Marion
Roberta
Oak Grove
Delightful bridge party honors upcoming marriage
Miss Mary Etta McGee and Mr A T Brown will be wed tomorrow evening as Miss Helen Breese and Miss Neva Breese host a Saturday night gathering at Mrs L J Gimler home. White hydrangeas daisies and pink tulle created a pure white floral setting. Guests included Miss McGee Miss Rosalia Kaliski and numerous McGee relatives with scores of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Neva Breese
Bridge
L. J. Gimler
Mary Etta McGee
A. T. Brown
J. M. Munholland
Breese
Rosalia Kaliski
Miss McGee
Mr. Brown
Katy McGee
Mattie McGee
Louise Smelser
Mary Munholland
Patty Moore
Miss Munholland Hosts Bridal Party at West Monroe home
Miss Mary Munholland entertained the McGee Brown bridal party and guests at her West Monroe residence last night. Roses from the garden accented library and dining rooms. a pink theme ran through the meal and decor. Guests included Miss Mary Etta McGee, Mattie McGee, Neva Breese, Helen Breese, Katie McGee, Patty Moore, and others, with A T Brown, Allan Smith, Herman Marks, Robert Cooper among the male attendees.
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McGee-Brown
Mary Munholland
West Mon
Vietrola
Mary Etta McGee
Mattie McGee
Neva’ Breese
Helen Breese
Katie McGee
Patty Moore
Rosalia Kaliski
Louise Smelser
Harding Alaska trip heats up presidential campaign
The New York dispatch notes local Republicans expect President Harding's Alaska tour to outline the campaign issues for the next four years. They anticipate the World Court entry debate and a defense of past actions, with Hard ing's remarks likely shaping early stump speech themes for the 1920 race.
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New York
Harding
Alaska
Ito
World Court
Prohibition Split Shapes Democratic Tilt for Al Smith
Democratic forces across the state are divided over prohibition as leaders line up a presidential candidate for the Empire State at the national convention. Wet support coalesces behind Al Smith while Pen and McAdoo pull strength from the dry wing. If Smith’s enforcement stance wins broad approval, he becomes the favorite son. a breakdown in prohibition could boost McAdoo.
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Empire State
Pen
McAdoo
al. Smith
Smith
German patent case looms over insulin research progress
The U S Attorney General seeks to reclaim patents seized from Germany during World War I that hinder medical discovery. The Chemical Foundation holds patents used by researchers and doctors in this city. If the suit succeeds, patents will revert to German owners, threatening the cartel’s monopoly on drugs and dyes and the future of insulin development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Foundation
U. S
Chemical Cartel
Crowded Summer Docks See Record Excursion Voyages
Thousands of passengers pack local docks as vessels up the Hudson River and from the harbor operate at capacity. The scene reflects an unprecedented summer rush with decks near limits and outfits turning from summer elegance to casual dress until autumn frosts arrive.
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Hudson River
Local names listed in unidentified social notes
Thomas Minholland M Stuart Warren McGee Mr and Mrs J D McGee Mrs Bethard Mrs Byatt Mrs Fannie Liv audais Mr and Mrs Herman McQuire Mr and Mrs J M Munholland include a stream of individuals in an archival social column with no event details or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Minholland
M. Stuart
Warren McGee
J. D. McGee
Bethard
Byatt
Fannie Livaudais
Herman McQuire
J. M. Munholland
Methodists Plan All Day Study Meeting at Church
The Standard Class of the Methodist Missionary Society holds an all day session at the church on Thursday to review The Child and America's Future. The program runs 9:30 devotionals with Mr. Freeman, chapters and quizzes, solos by Frances May and Stella Miller, a noon luncheon, and continued sessions culminating with America and benediction at 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Freeman
F. B. Neeley
O. C. Dawkins
Frances May
Hannah
S. L. Allen
Clift
M. Colling
W. J. Powell
Stella Miller
M. A. McHerry
America
Knights of the KKK Imperial Board in session at Atlanta
Associated Press report from Atlanta says the imperial executive board of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan met at its imperial headquarters with all fifteen Klansmen from across the United States in attendance. Officials kept the meeting's purpose undisclosed, though prior statements suggest discussion of charges made by William Simmons, emperor, against W. H. Evans, imperial wizard, and others.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Knights of the K. K. K
Imperial Executive Board
Imperial
Order
Klondltium
United States
William Simmons
W. H. Evans
Coca-Cola Campaign Bigger Than Any Year
Coca-Cola announces its 1923 summer advertising campaign as the largest in the company’s history. Merchants and dealers see bigger returns as ad space reaches homes nationwide, with a year‑round push to remind customers Coca-Cola is delicious and refreshing.
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Coca-Cola
Heat Proves Deadly as Chicago Sees Early Summer Burns
In Chicago on June 18 three deaths were attributed to the heat. Official temperature reached eighty five at 1 p. m. and the Weather Bureau warned hot weather would persist, marking the first pronounced heat of the season across the forecast district.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Farmer Labor Reconstruction League Emerges as Political Voice
Executives of Oklahoma farm and union labor groups meet at Governor Walton's call in Oklahoma City to affirm the Farmer Labor Reconstruction League as the movement’s political voice. The conference signals unity among the state’s farmer labor organizations.
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Asewiated Préss
Oklahoma Citys Okla
Farmer+Labor Reconstruction League
Oklahoma
Farmer Labor Movement
J. C. Walton
William A Brady Celebrates 60th Birthday in Theater
William A Brady, veteran producer and manager of amusements, is in line for congratulations on his 60th birth day. He began his career as an actor in San Francisco in 1867 and became a play producer in 1868, later remaining a leading figure in the theatrical world.
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William A. Brady
San Francisco
Brady's Career Highlights and Family Ties Highlighted
The text notes Brady's flashy yet short lived successes on New York stages and other venues, his wartime role leading the war council of motion picture operators, his marriage to actress Joefre George, and his fatherhood of Aleene Brady, a noted actress and screen star.
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New York
Eth
War Council of
Motto Picture
United Stats
Brady
Jef Gr George
Alee Brady
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Armandine Renaud
City Che
I ‘Missionary Society
Riday
Will
Mildred
Busse
L .Willbv
Ace High Bridge Club
Irma Hodges
Brookhaven
Mise
Mrs. A. Webb
Fertiday, la
Tess Hee
Shreveport
Loweade Mayer
Thomas Peddieord
A. A. Barksdull
Ruston, la
C.F Wiestett
Breton
Robert L. Morris
New Orleans
Robert Layon
J. W. Apperson
UN Motel
Riviera
A. E. Bright
Dunns, la
St. Francis Sanitarium
Herbert Booze
University of North Carolina
Bradley Waelder
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Timberlake
Marjorie Daniels
Dallas, Tex
George Green
Harry Walton
Monroe
South Grand Street
Mrs
AO. M. Grisham
Winnfield, la
J. W. Crawford
West Monroe
Crawford
Charles Gossett
Reecei
St. Francie Sanitarium
Albert Heruff
Iorulf
Miss Munholland
Roe
Gome
Ied
Remney
Gotham
Medical Menace
Knights OF K. K. K
BUICK
Oiner
Firestone
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
DeSiard
News-Star
Mike John
Dessiard ST
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