Delegates Chosen for Toastmistress Convention
Tucson Toastmistress club names Dr. Clara S. Webster and Mrs. Edward A. McQuade as delegates to the Toastmistress International convention in Santa Barbara in August. Alternates are Mrs. J. J. Cowin and Mrs. Leslie V. Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Solomon
East Third Street
Tucson
Toastmistress Club
Clara S. Webster
Edward A. McQuade
Toastmistress International
Santa Barbara
J. J. Cowan
Leslie V. Clawson
J. J. Cowin
Michigan Woods
Leslie Clawson
Charles T. Vorhies
Don Redick
L. E. Osmer
Home Economics Seniors Honored At University Program
Graduating seniors from the University of Arizona home economics department were honored at a Tuesday evening program in Aggie college hosted by the Home Economics club. Miss Betty Woodell and Miss Peggy Robertson led plans, with Stella Watson welcoming guests. The event featured a poem, a skit by four students, and awards by Mrs Mildren R Jensen, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Aggie College
Home Economics Club
Betty Woodell
Peggy Robertson
Stella Watson
Tty Woodell
Flor Mitchell
Doris Phillips
Mary Ellen Pomeroy
Janet Cohen
Mildren R. Jensen
Merle Ballantyne
Estelle Bibolet
Doris Cook
Mary Ann Ray
Ruth Jean Hendrum
Elizabeth Lightle
Thelma McMillan
Ellen Newman
Laura Peterson
Bonnie Pierce
Marynells Wiley
Ruby Ledbetter
Betty Willard
Marie RoussSea
University Women Annual Breakfast Saturday
The American Association of University Women hosts its annual breakfast this Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in the Pioneer hotel main ballroom. Reservations close Friday noon via Mrs. Wray Meyer or Mrs. A O Neal. Mr H B Sherwood will speak on The Trees of Arizona after installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Wray Meyer
A. O. Neal
Pioneer Hotel
Mary Dominick
Mildred Samuelson
Marion Coombs Burns
Abrt Purchase
Ker
H. B. Sherwood
Arizona
Harmony Club Recital At Local Studio This Afternoon
Members of the Harmony club present a piano and violin recital at 4 30 this afternoon in the studio of Mrs M L Girton and Mrs James Lewis at 235 North First Street. Solos duets and trios highlight the program with Ann Lewis Beverly Lewis Olive Jean Marquis Anita Jean Walker Jack Park Richard Godwin and Luther Girton participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
M. L. Girton
James Lewis
North First Street
Ann Lewis
Beverly Lewis
Olive Jean Marquis
Anita Jean Walker
Jack Park
Richard Godwin
Luther Girton
St Margaret’s Guild Plans Officer Installation After Lunch
St Margaret’s Guild of Grace Episcopal church will install officers after a pot luck luncheon at 1 o clock Friday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Graduation Frocks Define Chic For Class Of Forty
Frocks for high school and college graduates feature clean lines and versatile design. New sheer and long sleeve dresses pair with one piece silhouettes in white and pastels. For eighth graders, ankle length options dominate with lace trims and Peter Pan collars. Flowers replace bouquets with long sprays and rosebud accents.
Notable Scandals and Star Gossip From City Society Pages
Man About Town reports on Zorina and Balantine behaving like loons, Frazee divorce in Chicago, Groucho and Chico Marx feuding, Joe Adonis aiding police, and various high society tidbits. It mentions Barbara Bannister premiere, fingerprint plans for night club workers, and a rich car maker converting to Catholicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zorina
Balantine
Ritz Tower
Donald Coster
Walkill Prison
Jane Frazee
Frazee
Chicago
Groucho
Chico Marx
Joe Adonis
Valentine
Nunnally Johnson
Saroyan
George Jean Nathan
D. Watts, Jr
Orson Welles Receives Minor Inheritance Windfall
Orson Welles was expected to inherit 25000 dollars on May 6 but taxes and other costs reduced the payout. He ultimately received 28.40 dollars from the estate, a result of erosion fees delays and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Welles
Orson
Mixed Hollywood Schemes and Broadway Buzz in 1940s Style
A collage of gossip and entertainment notes spanning aviation, romance, and stage. Mentions Sherman Fairchild and Dorothy Sparrow amid showbiz links, Eileen McKenny’s Beverly Hills marriage, Saxie Dowell’s “Playmates” tune, Viv Leigh starring on Broadway, and Du Pont era Nazi concerns in South America with air force purges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Fairchild
Dorothy Sparrow
Powers Heaven
Phil Ammidown
Beatrice
Peggy Tibbett
Conover
Christine Fisher
Hamilton Andrews
Gertrude Niesen
Eileen
N. West
Beverly Hills
Saxie Dowell
S. America
Ecuador
Viv Leigh
Broadway
Juliet
51St Street Theatre
Capitol
Waterloo Bridge
Rivoli
Astor
Notorious New England blackmailer finally nabbed by law
A sharp criminal known for menacing powerful clients including a governor is captured by John Law. After threats to enter court and a brokered hush with large sums, she faces prison. A key witness exposed her scheme, unmasking a name that stunned even veteran lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
John Law
Allied Relief Ball Raises Fourty Two Thousand Seven Hundred
The event Friday night brought in 42700 dollars as Joyce Mathews’s new husband Col Gomez stood out as a major fundraiser. Paramount’s H Innes and Leila Ernst of Too Many Girls added star wattage while rumors swirl about Chamberlain and Churchill leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Mathew
Col. Gomez
Diamond Jim Brady
Gomez
H. Innes
Paramount Exec
Leila Ernst
Kid McCoy
Chamberlain
Churchill
Mebbe
Wks
P.M
World-Telly
Liz Whitney Settlement Sparks Gossip and High Living
The settlement details show cash under 150 000 dollars and property valued at 800 000 dollars with annual taxes of 35 000 dollars. Jewelry worth 220 000 dollars was given by Jack years ago. Whitney is linked to Dick McGee in Reno and is known for attracting married men, dining with cowboys, and leaving large tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz Whitney
Jack
Reno
Dick McGee
Muriel Vanderbilt
Entertainer and Celebrities Scattered Matrimonial Bits
The column lists assorted celebrity notes including Diana Barrymore addressing J. Gerard Jr as Mrs J G Jr, Leif Erickson’s insomnia linked to Doris Dudley, Lyle Talbot celebrating a divorce with Fifi D Orsay, Jim Braddock earning two percent of Joe DiMaggio’s wages, and The Daily News assuring Larry Clinton of a boy. Iturbi campaigns for Miriam Hopkins and John Lowe of Hood is Ruby Keeler Jolson’s fan. Natalie Hall to wed a milk firm chief counsel if Reno sales go well. Mrs Kay Foster may remarry Betty Benjamin’s father after an 18 year split. May Healy’s Civil Service Leader articles tease inside info. Big stories prompt reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Barrymore
J. Gerard, Jr
J. G. Jr
Leif Erickson
Doris Dudley
Lyle Talbot
Fifi D’orsay
Jim Braddock
Joe DiMaggio
The
Daily News
Larry Clintons
Iturbi
Miriam Hopkins
John Lowe
Hood
Ruby Keeler Jolson
Natalie Hall
Reno
Kay Foster
Betty Benjamin
Betty
Pop
May Healy
Civil Service Leader
Otonka Members Elect New Officers At YWCA Meet
The Otonka club elected Lorena Rinker president for next season with Winifred Ross as vice president Betty Sherwood secretary and Merle Wilkerson treasurer. Prizes were won by Helen Traylor and Betty Sherman after a bingo session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otonka Club
Lorena Rinker
Winifred Ross
Betty Sherwood
Merle Wilkerson
Helen Traylor
Betty Sherman
Peggy Dodson
Cordelia Hagerty
Sophie Hagerty
Emily Nagel
Mae Erlandson
Hazel Horne
Sarah Hall
Esther Hiscox
Wilma Goff
Bernice Miller
Dorothy Wright
Norma Hoover
St Anne's Food Sale At All Saints Church Sat
St Anne's society of All Saints Church will host a home cooked food sale at Penny's on Saturday starting at 9 o'clock. Proceeds support church activities and parish programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Society of All Saints Church
Penny
Pupils to Stage Operetta Midsummer Eve Friday Night
Pupils from Mission View School in grades one to three, directed by Miss Mary Field Page and Miss Marjorie Vincent, present the operetta Midsummer Eve at Wakefield Junior High School auditorium tomorrow at 8 o'clock. The plot follows a girl’s midsummer woodland journey meeting will o the wisps, fairies, elves, and the fairy queen’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission View School
Mary Field Page
Marjorie Vincent
Wakefield Junior High School
Dorothy
Donna Busby
Patsy Harris
Barbara Haynes
Stella Crain
Georgiana Roberts
Letha Speers
Odalia Contreras
Caroline Peyton
Yolanda Contreras
Herald
Stanley Allen
Marie Embree
Betty Brooks
Balvina Leon
Mary Lou Preciado
Anita Zumano
Lena Montano
Anita Perez
Virginia Sanchez
Fay Graham
Lydia Bejarano
Socorro Corral
Betty Contreras
Patricia Watson
Connie Evans
Stella Renaud
Betty Lou Crain
Carmela Preciado
Winifred Strong
Emma Enriquez
Ernestine Sanchez
Dorothy Rios
Orville Brooks
Jack Honeycutt
Richard Jerrard
Frank Yslas
Henry Hoy
Philip Schuyler
Jimmie Myers
Floyd Houkeli
Hector Bracamonte
Larry Bivens
Leon Hayes
Bobby Hayes
Luis Acosta
Charley Rios
Ralph Ochoa
Daniel Soltero
Frank Apolategui
Claude Barder
Women’s Groups To Attend Saturday Luncheon With Dr Judd
Tucson civic groups announce a Saturday luncheon at the Pioneer hotel to hear Dr Walter Judd of China discuss Should America Embargo War Materials Going to Japan. Alfred Atkinson of the University of Arizona will introduce him. Reservations via Y M C A or Y W C A by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Hotel
Walter Judd
China
America
Japan
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Bert Underwood
Judd
Alfred
Tennessee Club Picnics at Members' Home
Members of the Tennessee club gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Davis for a traditional Tennessee picnic supper. Attending were former Tennessee residents including Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. O. H. Medearis, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lampley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thigpen, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. DuVall, Miss Mary Ethel DuVall, Mrs. I. L. Shepherd, and Mr. Arthur Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Club
Sam H. Davis
Tennessee
Davis
O. H. Medearis
C. F. Lampley
Jack Thigpen
C. E. DuVall
Mary Ethel DuVall
I. L. Shepherd
Arthur Maynard
Pima Salon Set to Meet May 20 at Legion Hall
Pima Salon No. 164 will hold a regular meeting on Monday May 20 in the lounge of the American Legion hall with a pot luck dinner preceding the meeting. Hostesses are Ira Rogers Ora Lee Kite Kate Hines Edith Wilson and Ethel Thorp. Information and reservations by calling 4305-W or 061-J2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Ira Rogers
Ora Lee Kite
Kate Hines
Edith Wilson
Ethel Thorp
Sunset Lodge Card Party At Member Home
Sunset Lodge No. 508 L A B R T members plan a public card party on May 22 at 8 p.m. on Mrs. John McLaughlin 927 East Drachman lawn. Contract and auction bridge, whist and games. tickets by Mrs. I D Ferguson. Prizes by Mrs. Blanche and Mundy. refreshments by several members. Call 2316 M for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Lodge
Bessie Boyer
Charles Ferguson
A. T. Blanche
Mundy
W. S. Dodson
Roy Jones
C. A. Compton
J. M. Johnson
Mariposa Star Club Hosts Swimming Party and Picnic
The Mariposa Star club plans a swimming party and picnic at Missioncan and Luna Park on Friday. Supper will be served at 6 30 o'clock. Members should bring a covered dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa Star Club
Missioncan
Luna Park
Garden Card Party by San Agustin Court May 22
The annual garden card party hosted by San Agustin Court, Catholic Daughters of America, will be held May 22 at the home of Mrs. Burke, 307 South Third Avenue. Reservations may be made by calling 3775-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Agustin Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Burke
South Third Avenue
Keim and Barnhill Host Social Bridge Night
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keim and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Barnhill hosted a buffet supper and bridge party at the Keim home on East Fifth Street. Local bridge club members attended including Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Schendel Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dahlberg Dr. and Mrs. John Brooks and Dr. and Mrs. Cullen Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Keim
O. H. Barnhill
Keim
East Fifth Street
Martin Baldwin
R. A. Schendel
Henry Dahlberg
John Brooks
Cullen Armstrong
Mrs Frances Grosset Ends Pueblo Visit for Cincinnati Summer
Mrs. Frances Grosset ta left the Old Pueblo yesterday by motor and plans to spend the summer months in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
Frances Grossetta
Cincinnati
Ohio
Crystal Shower for Ruth Arntzen Bride Elect
Mrs. T. S. Duck hosted a crystal shower for Ruth Arntzen, bride elect of Paul Allen, with pink and white decor and ice cream bells. Guests included Mesdames Arntzen, Tanner, Koogler, Dune, Mahoney, Foster, and Misses McWhirt, Fulmer, Anderson, Wilson, Merritt, Harper, Allen, Brown, Geffs, Crane, Trom, Harper, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Duck
Ruth Arntzen
Paul Allen
Mesdames
J. L. Arntzen
John Tanner
M. H. Koogler
Herman Dune
Vernon Mahoney
L. E. Foster
Sarah McWhirt
Jean McWhirt
Alice Fulmer
Jean Anderson
Thelma Louise Wilson
Catherine Merritt
Helen Harper
Sue Allen
Martha Brown
Martha Geffs
Ruth Crane
Ruth Trom
Mary Harper
Kate Smith
Luna Park Picnic And Swimming Party Planned
The annual picnic and swimming party at Luna Park is set for Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs. A C Brink serves as president and chair of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa Star Club
Luna Park
A. C. Brink
The
Air
Speech Students Banquet At Pioneer Hotel Tonight
University of Arizona speech students hold their annual banquet at 6 this evening in the Pioneer hotel. Miss Mary Huyck leads arrangements with special guests Professor and Mrs. Arthur Cable. Student speakers include Barbara Sullivan Globe on An Arizonian Who Has Never Been to Mexico James Wilkus Detroit on A Mexican Rebel Roland Bibolet Nogales South of the Border and Laura Sparks Miami on Side-Hill Gauger. William A. Sullivan Globe acts as toastmaster and Elliott Woodridge Sioux City plays piano with Miss Flossie Nell Hagan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Pioneer Hotel
Mary Huyck
Arthur Cable
Barbara Sullivan
Globe
Mexico
James Wilkus
Detroit
Mich
Roland Bibolet
Nogales
Laura Sparks
Miami
William A. Sullivan
Globe, Ariz
Elliott Woodridge
Soux City
Flossie Nell Hagan
Texas club adopts new air cooling for Saturday dance
The Texas club says the newly installed air cooling system will run during the regular Saturday evening dance at Transportation hall located at 232 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Club
Transportation Hall
East Sixth Street
48 States Club Lucky Dance at Wetmore's Pavilion
The 48 States club sponsors a lucky dance Saturday evening at Wetmore's Pavilion from 9 to 1. Music by Bob Ecton's band features Tony Tappero and his saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore’s
Bob Ecton
Tony Tappero
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