Society Hosts and Bridge Club Notices
Miss Mabel Sawyer and guests plan a luncheon and bridge at her home. Mr and Mrs R C Cummins hosted a dessert coffee and bridge. Mrs Fugene Dinet hosted a luncheon and bridge. Mr and Mrs L C Stephens hosted a dinner and bridge in honor of Albert Ohlnaver. Raymond Pilcher’s son Robert, a University of Illinois student, is home for Easter. Phyllis Brockway is ill with scarlet fever at 302 W Park Avenue.
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Mabel Sawyer
R. C. Cummins
C. A. Clement
Fugene Dinet
Raymond Pilcher
Robert
University of Illinois
van Fleet
W. Park Avenue
Phyllis Brockway
Catholic Women's League Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
At the next Catholic Women's League gathering in the library at 2 15 PM on Tuesday officers will be elected. The garden committee chaired by Mrs Hugh J Mitchell organized the program featuring Dr Marion K Bowles on European Gardens and the English countryside with self taken photographs.
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Catholic Woman’s League
Hugh J. Mitchell
Marion K. Bowles
Ames Sime
Iris
Martin Kennedy
J. W. McCarthy
Katherine Adler
E. R. Daley
W. W. Ducett
J. W. Faulkner
E. N. Gosselin
Wiliam Hart
Julia Hudak
Modern Etiquette Questions on Manners and Gifts
A reader asks if a man should take a woman's arm on steps. Answers affirm yes. Another asks about bridal gifts, and it notes such gifts are seldom given. A question about knife placement says the cutting edge should face the plate.
Ethel Merman Debuts Hits With Crosby in Paramount Film
Broadway singer Ethel Merman introduced two national hits in New York, I've Got Rhythm and Eadie Was a Lady, ahead of appearing with Bing Crosby in Paramount's We're Not Dressing.
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Ethel Merman
Bing Crosby
Paramount
New York
Eadie
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