Social events and notices fill Monroe County week
Eva Bradford notes solicitations for telephoned or mailed items at the offices, library programs, club meetings, entertainments at homes, and a D A R chapter gathering. Mrs Stroud mourns her mother in Waskom, Dorothy Bynum convalesces, plus Seanger’s anniversary tribute with a Symphony Orchestra program and remarks on jazz versus classical music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stroud
Waskom
Texas
Virginia Sharpe
Saenger
Symphony Orchestra
Ennis
Symphony
HER PROBLEMS By Annette Bradshaw Courtesies Described
Excerpt notes intimate gestures and social courtesies from a Monroe gathering. The visit list includes Mrs. Charles Phillips and several other local attendees, with mentions of guests from Alexandria and Clarks. An advertisement for Golden Glint Shampoo and Velvet Ice Cream from Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co. is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Charles Phillips
F. P. Stubbs
Carl McHenry
J. B. Vaughan
R. Morrison
H. Oliver
J. M. Wooten
Hayden
Alexandria
White
Burgess
John Edward Godfrey
Clarks
The
Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co., Inc
Musical Event at Freeman Home Delights Monroe Audience
A musicale hosted by the YWMA at Rev. and Mrs. F M Freeman's Jackson street home promises a genuine musical treat for Monroe music lovers tomorrow night featuring well known musicians. The program aims to entertain and uplift the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Jackson Street
Joe Renwick
Wildwood
F. M. Freeman
Pelican Club
Sam Humphries
Fort Mire
R. O. Morrison
Charles Phillips
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Georgia Tucker Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. B. Tisdale
Austin
Texas
Monroe
Mrs C E Slagle Hosts Elegant Luncheon Bridge Club
Mrs C E Slagle entertained her Luncheon bridge Club at her Clarks Louisiana home in an artistic informal gathering. The table featured priceless lace, a French flowers centerpiece, and ribbons marking each cover with sachets of rose petals as favors. The four course luncheon showcased artistic ice tulips and rose colored ices with tulip petal cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Slagle
Clarks
Unusual Bridge Gifts Delight Afternoon Guests
Crystalized candy gifts from foreign imports were spread among guests while bridge prizes impressed with clever conceits. Mrs Carl McHenry received a pale pink boudoir lamp. Mrs J B Vaughan a rose petal boxed mirror. Mrs Hayden a perfume atomizer. Mrs White a scented powder box with an Orient message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McHenry
J. B. Vaughan
Hayden
Alexandria
White
Clarks
Orient
Entry Request for First Annual Bathing Revue at Saenger Theatre
The writer asks to be entered in the First Annual Bathing Revue at the Saenger Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday May 12 and 13, seeking participation in the city entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Corner St. John and
Oak Streets
Saenger Theatre
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Owen
Monroe Public Library
Dorothy Bynum
Riverside Sanitarium
Grammont Street
Cordova
Luscond
C. A. Hill
Charles
Aubrey Hill
Dawn
Curran
A. L. Harrington
Verdi
J. E. Walsworth
H. H. Land
Rogers
J. Wright
Danny Boy
Weatherly
la Forge
Cammie Clark
Our Mountains
C. B. Halstead
Kamend Ostrow
Rubenstein
Kate Boyce
Ole Uncle Moon
Scott
Brahms
Messrs
George Love
T. Wilson
L. Walters
Miss Allen
C. Mullenbach
Thompson
Wright
Hallum
George
H. Prophit
Kroeger
Foster
Dan McCranie
Massent
Campbell
MacDowell
H., Whitfield
Harry Oliver
Brake
Terry
Pinuti
Sadler Bible Class Quartet
W. Washburn
Louis Hullum
John Shholars
O. A. Easterling
Leon Hammonds
By Annette Bradshaw
Elsa
Madge
N. 8Rd St
Grand Floral CO
Mrs. Slagle
Piknik
Grocer
Monroe Grocer Co., Ltd
New Jersey
U. & Pat. OF
Sweet
H & L Mayonnaise
Hattie Levi
Mrs
Henry Haas
Monroe News-Star
Flower Shoppe, Inc
North Third St
Oxford
Sandel