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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1924
Page
3
Social notes from Chicago highlight Miss Ruth Schulein Heller at a luncheon and club events. Mentions Mrs W N Bush and a Crystal committee tied to toradelphians, with Mrs John 2 and the Souith Mr. and Mrs. involvement.
The page details Miss Jeanette’s August wedding shower at her home with 16 attendees, plus plans for a Shine Club 1917 roll committee gathering, a Tuesday evening event at San Post Club rooms, and various hauntings of local clubs. It recalls tournaments, bridge, luncheons, and social visits among Riverside, South Sioux, and neighboring communities with numerous hostesses and correspondents listed.
The Grace Methodist Episcopal church and Morningside groups hold a busy slate of meetings and reports this week. Nomination reports for church offices are prepared by a committee led by Rev Predd and others. division and prayer meetings take place at several homes and venues. Queen Esther and Priscilla circles plan activities including a Riverside parish event and Lake Okoboji camp attendance. evangelistic meetings continue with Rev Edwards and Rev Guimards. cradle roll Sunday observed at Westminster chapel. and various society, class, and association gatherings are announced with dates and hosts.
Gaily lit Paris streets echo with groans as saxophones wail and victims suffer. France orders many popular jazz band artists to leave French territory in the near future. English and American players are among those affected, with no explanation given.
Prague reports the government offers foreigners a 3 percent cut on second and third class railway fares from the frontier to encourage travel to Czecho-Slovak watering places. The measure is aimed at boosting tourism and accessibility for international visitors.
Emily Fitzroy returns home after a visit exposing tensions at 2320 Riverside boulevard and Cutlen Street. Landis and Raymond McKee purchase Riverside boulevard residence as a strong, sympathetic family dynamic unfolds around July 16 amid a major masculine Sterty ibout. The picture shows scenic touches and an enjoyable piece.
A fragmentary notice reflects a play titled The Goldfish featuring Jack Mulhall and Constance Tals Tandge with a muddled plot about a wife who changes husbands after receiving a gold fish as a symbol of separation. The column switches to local society items, illness updates, visitors, and community events with many names and addresses, including Berdena Beavers and the Galland family, plus notes on hospital convalescence and club meetings.
Sherman captions reveal a tale of medals and social reform. Sheriff Matt receives a medal from Tacoma authorities. Alice Solomon discusses America solving the girl problem and saloon issue. The ukulele’s origin traces to a Portuguese craftsman. A radio operator in Tokio earns a medal and cash from the Corporation of America for reporting the earthquake. European reports touch on women entering clerical and office work, while two moodhounds are honored for saving a life near Taco entry.
A fragment notes Jennie Wetherby in a light headed, thankless role and praises Mr Mulhall, a young cabaret trouper of lower Broadway, for distinguishing himself equally well.
Review notes Maytime opens yesterday for four days at Plaza. Silent drama blends charm with a transition idea from musical comedies of 1865. Though lacking song, it offers exquisite sentiment and a carefree view of old days, appealing to broad audiences.
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