June Wedding Unites Miss Patton and Mr Treanor
Miss Burnice Patton and Mr Richard Taylor Treanor wed at First Methodist Church in Monroe in a ceremony described as a highlight of the week. Attendants wore pink chiffon gowns. reception at the Patton home featured pink roses and blue accents. The couple plans to reside in Monroe after a wedding trip to Georgia before building a home on Stubbs Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patton
Mr. Treanor
Burnice Patton
Richard Taylor Treanor
First Methodist Church
M.S Monk
John Scholars
Louis Whitfield
Cadman
Catherine Cline
Sara Robinette
Jean Graves
Handy
Laura Louise Paton
Hey
Gordon Loraine
John Kerrouse
William Patton
Frank Cline
W. F. Patton
Patton
Stubbs Avenue
Mansfield Female College
University of Georgia
Missionary Society of the
West Monroe
First Christian Church
W. W. Chapman
Loevers Lane
J. M. Hilton
L. M. Gipson
Mississippi Street
Social notes and visits fill Shreveport calendar
A flurry of social events fills the Shreveport scene from garden parties to dances at Riverside country club. Invitations announce future weddings, house guests from Atlanta and Memphis, and longtime residents returning to visit friends and family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Breard
Riverside Country Club
Missis Elizabeth
Annie Laurie
Sally Breard
T. H. McGregor
Shreveport
Mr. McGregor
Mattie Myatt
St. John Street
Luncheon Honors Julia Frances Stubbs at Lotus Club
A formal luncheon at the Lotus club honored Miss Julia Frances Stubbs with Mrs. Henry Beidenharn and Miss Emma Louise Beidenharn as hostesses. The black and white theme featured a satin table, wax roses, silver service, handkerchief gifts, and a ribbon avalanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Frances Stubbs
Lotus Club
Henry Beidenharn
Emma Louise Beidenharn
Stubbs
Mmes
Elmer Slagle
Woodworth Cooper
George Bancroft
Gordon Wright
R. L. Kelley
Louise Theus
Emma Louise Beidenhamn
G. P. Stubbs
F. P. Stubbs
Marjorie Gates
Memphis
Vision by Alice Judson Peale at modern school exhibit
An exhibit features a life size painting by a 10-year-old girl showing a slim brown maiden emerging from a flower. The work, uneven in proportion, reveals inner beauty and courage, illustrating how parental correction can quash a child's inspiration and hinder originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus
Names of guests at a social gathering listed
The passage lists numerous attendees including Donnel, Mary Louise O'Donnel, Al vine Mulhern, Beverly Gimier, Ruth Murphy, Jenny Hanna, Gladys Warner, Vicky Steele, Lee Russell, Johnnie Cox, Perkee Lara Lee Hill and Alice Hill. Also named are the hostess and two mothers, Mrs. A. J. Tidwell and Mrs. E. Wade assisting.
Local Clothiers' Assn Names Two Monroe Directors
Two Monroe clothiers, D. Aubrey Haas and EF. Jack Selig, were named to the directorate of the Louisiana Mississippi Retail Clothiers Association at its New Orleans convention. Edward Mossy of New Orleans was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Retail Clothiers
Louisiana - Mississippi Retail Clothiers Association
New Orleans
D. Aubrey Haas
Jack Selig
Edward Mossy
Marx M. Levy
Morris J. Weiss
John Bastian
Fred Scherer
Clothiers
H. van R. Chase
George Reese
Albert DeBen
Fred Zander
Mystery at the Tiger Trap Hotel
In a tense hotel plot, Mr. Underwood and companions brace against killers using a balcony lookout and a peep hole, while the house detective shadows danger. A special delivery arrives for Mrs Underwood as the group plans further sleuthing and awaits tomorrow’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia
Mary
Lillian
Olina
Unkissed Bride and Paris Tea Party Complicate Betrothal
Joy Travers agrees to marry Dr Rex Travers on business terms to save her future. In a glamourous Cannes style tea party, Geoffrey Ford and Mrs Ford observe Joy while Rex contemplates changes for his ward Percival Arthur Fitzroy. Romance and social maneuvering unfold amid English and continental guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Harrison
Londom
Rex Travers
Geoffrey Ford
France
Rex
Tor
Joy
Travers
Percival Arthur Fitzroy
Percival Arthur
Fords
Geoffrey
Madame Jeanne
Provenca
Tennia Club
Forde
Cannes
Joy Travers
Misses Simpetts
Mrs. Travers
Brill
Miss Slmmpett
Atles
Ford
Simpetts’ Times Book Club
Miss Simpetts
Mr. Ford
Miss Simpsett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Louis Breard
Riverside
C. R. Boston
Lover’s Lane
R. L. Kellogg
O. R. Lewis
Bridge
Felix Terzia
Mr. Huey
WSM
Verteren
Treanor
Georgia
Bennett Brown
San Antonio
Brown
Welder Swift
San Marcus
Texas
Duffie Brown
H. C. Downs
John King
Elizabeth King
John David King
Ornsby
Ferriday
Duffie Brown, Jr
Little Rock
P. W. Kennedy
Tenn
Marjorie Cates
Stubbs- Huey
A. E. Henderson
Bert
Clarence Edward Slagle
8. E. Huey
Virginia Roof Garden
Thomas L. Hood
Effie
Samuel Walker Hardy
Louisiana
Fifth St. N. E
Washington, D. C
Harold McMillan
Rita
Pineville
Madge Geyer
Julia Francis Stubbs
Fred H. Curtis
San Antonio, Texas
Mollie C. Brooks
C. E. McKenzie
American Legion Auxiliary
Barkdull Faulk
Jennie O'Kelly Mitchell
Monroe
Magnolia Park
Alexandria
State
State Department of the Auxiliary
L. G. Gilbert
West End Boulevard
D. W. Spurlock
Wilkinson Street
Chas. Mitchell
North Sixth Street
J. E. Snee
Baton Rouge
F. M. Millikin
Crowley
W. J. Clarke
16Th Street
Noelee Currie
Happy Tidwell
Ellen Kent Millsaps
Adelia Sander
Elizabeth Biedenharn
Hib Williams
Joy Steele
Vickie Steele
Roberta Oonnel
India Stubbs
Billie Stroud
Doris Beaman
Tib Williams
Florence Hilburn
Adelia Sandel
Elizabeth Beidenkarn
Kent Milsaps
Ann Platt
Roberta O
Parents
Alice Judson Peale
Directorate OF Clothiers
Love's
Adele Garrison
Steadfast Wonan
Harry Underwood
Prince Georges
Princess Olina
Mr. Underwood
Miss Lincoln
Mr. Jackson
Berta Ruck
Hay-Molyneux
Pansy
Pansy Ford
Jim
Hoy Molyneaux
Lnes
Flore
Pretty Page
Miss Simpett
Annie Simpett
Brittany
Paria
Madame Travers
Berte Ruck
Tomurrowl
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