Jefferson City Post-Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 3

Thursday, December 22, 1932 JEFFERSON CITY POST-TRIBUNE Society, Women's Clubs, Dances LEOLA MAE MILLER, Editor Phone 5000 Society Lengnecker Circle Members Entertained with Party Tlie fourteen members of the Longnecker Circle of the First Presbyterian Church were entertained with a lovely Christmas party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Longneeker, 934 Moreau Drive. tXThe Christmas lesson from Luke read by Miss Mabel Green.

This followed by Christmas quotations given by each guest present. During the afternoon Christmas gifts were exchanged among the members. The Longneeker home was attractively decorated with Christmas suggestions including a lovely decorated Christmas tree. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Long- neeker at the close of the afternoon.

Pouring coffee in the dining room was Mrs. Henry Schmidt. The serving table was centered with an electric lighted poinsetfca. Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Stuckey of Vista Place have as their house guest Mrs. Stuckey's mother, Mrs. I.

A. McClellan of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gallemore of 1405 West Mccarty Street have as their house guests Mrs Gallemore's mother, Mrs.

George Leslie Walker of Lawrence, Kans. Mrs. Walker's sister, Mrs. Myron S. Eyer of Colorado is also a guest in the Gallemore home.

Dinner Party To Be yHeld at HcHiway Home xs. Harold Holliway and Miss race McManus will entertain with a 6 o'clock dinner this evening in honor of their sister, Mrs. J. J. O'Neal, who is celebrating her birthday anniversary.

The dinner will be arranged at the home of Mrs. Holliway, 12 East Mccarty Street. Miss Mary Harrison will leave Friday for Carthage where she will spend the Christmas holidays with relatives. i Bryan Jackson, student at the Missouri Valley College at Marshall, has arrived home to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.

A. B. Jackson. Davis Jackson, who attends the University of Missouri, arrived homo Wednesday afternoon to spend the vacation period with his parents, Rev and Mrs. Jackson.

Mr. Pemberton Gordon has gone to Kansas City to spend Christmas with Mrs. Gordon and their daughter, Martha Ann. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon and daughter will return to Jefferson City December 26 to make their home. i Billie Sue Irwin, who is a student etc vv ash ing con. St. Louis, will arrive home this ev- to spend the Christmas holi- with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs C.

Irwin, 1600 West Main Street Miss Irwin will be in Jefferson City until Tuesday, January 3. Dr. and Mrs. James Stewart will leave tomorrom afternoon for Sedalia where they will spent Christmas with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Airs.

Charles Van Dyne and young daughter. Dr. and Mrs Stewart will return to Jefferson Cit.y Monday or Tuesday. Musical Program Xo Be Repeated Sunday Morning The Christmas musical program, which was presented last Sunday morning at the Central Evangelical Church, was so well received that the program will be repeated this Sunday. The program will be presented at the same time, 11 o'clock.

Members of the church choir participate in the program. Miss Marie Sinclair left today for Boonville where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinclair and family. Mrs.

H. O. Smith of Los Angeles daughter of Judge and Mrs' girimon Ing of Columbia, has been rS-isiting in the Capital City. Mrs. Smith before her marriage was Miss Floy Ing.

Charles Koester and Prank Landwehr, students at the St. Louis Preparatory Seminary in St. Louis, ar rived in Jefferson City Wednesday to spend the holidays with their parents. Miss Emma D. Holland will leave Saturday for Poplar Bluff to spend the Christmas vacation -with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lane and son Richard, of Chicago will arrive here this evening to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr.

Lane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lane of School Street. Mrs. Arthur Lane's brother, Mr.

L. S. Donnell and daughter Patsy, also Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Bessett of St. Louis will also be holiday guests in the Lane home. Mrs. A.

Guyot, 213 East McCarty Street, will have as her Christmas guests her son and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Guyot of Sedalia AQr.

and Mrs. Guyot will arrive in UTefferson City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Manning and Mrs. Manning's mother, Mrs. H. L.

Wood left this morning for Louisville, Kentucky spend the Christmas holidays with relatives. They will return to Jefferson City in Sbout three weeks. Seven o'clock Dinner Held at Lotus Lantern Tea Room The girls who are employed in the Attorney General's office, and a number of former employees, held a clock dinner last evening at the Lantern Tea Room. Covers were arranged for: Mrs. FEMININITIES Gl'adys GLAD RAG9 01- THE CJIH YOUNG FIFTEEN-YEAR- OLD AT THE RIGHT WEARS A P'MK TAFFETA WITH i Kielman, ss Alma Linkennieycr, and Miss Hilda Asel.

V- if CliiJi Supper Enjoyed by Members of G. A. A. A chili supper was enjoyed last evening by twenty-five members of the Girl's Athletic Association of the Senior High School. The supper was held at the home of the association sponsor.

Miss Rachel Brennelsen, in Forest Hill. The members hiked to the Bren- neiscn home for the supper after which games were enjoyed. At the close of the evening the members hiked back to their homes. i Last Meeting- of Year Held Park A. The last meeting for this year of the School A.

was held yeslcrtiuy afternoon in the school building. The Parent-Education group met at 2 o'clock with Mrs. R. B. Keimey as leader.

The topic for discussion was "Clothing in Relation to Health." At the Christmas program the parents and children sang Christmas songs under the direction of Miss Holtman. The pupils of the first, second, and third grade also gave several special Christmas songs. Miss Prances Reno played a violin solo. Miss Virginia Reno was her accompanist. Christmas songs were also sung by pupils of the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades.

The Girl Scouts, troop NO 10 presented the Park A. with tea towels for the lunch room. Christmas Program Held by Mary Carrington Circle Mrs Bowen Ward was hostess yesterday afternoon to members of the Mary Carrington Circle of the Capitol Avenue Christian Church at her home, 411 Lafayette Street A short Christmas program was presented during the afternoon including readings by Mrs. Vema Morrow and Mrs. Harry Elliott At the close of the afternoon 'luncheon was served by Mrs.

Ward assisted by Mrs. R. Mueller Christmas colors were carried out in the room decorations and luncheon appointments. Children Present Program for Members of Circle Carrying out a a a custom members of the Young Matron's Circle of the First Presbyterian Church were hostesses with a Christmas pai-ty yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.

B. Malone 1214 Elmarine Avenue. Mrs. Otto bcnwarta was assisting hostess The children of the Young Matron's Circle entertained with a pro- Personals and Announcements Dwight Cook, Mrs. Hugh Williams Mrs.

Roy Kline, Miss Juliana Scheppard, Miss Frances Nixon, Miss El- 1 Margaret Seitz, Miss Bather Agee, Miss Dorothy Couger, Miss Sybil Murphy, Miss Blanche Coons and Miss Irene Calfee. The after-dinner hours were spent in playing bridge with high scort favors going to Mrs. Dwight Cook ami Miss Esther Agee. Before the close of the evening Christmas I gifts exchanged among the guests. Mrs.

Donald Cullimore will be hostess this evening at 8 o'clock to members of her contract bridge club. Mrs. Cullifiiore will entertain her guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. T.

Fromme, on Schott Road. ft Christmas Meeting Held by Anna Lindner Circle Members of the Anna Lindner Circle of the Capitol Avenue Christian Church enjoyed their annual Christinas party yesterday afternoon, at the home of Mrs, S. Shammel, 1428 West Main Street. Mrs. George Huston was the leader of the missionary program which followed the short business meeting.

Mrs. A. G. Lindner, vice- president of the circle, presided at the business meeting. Miss Sarah Jane Jose gave a beautiful Christmas reading, "The Chimes." At the close of the afternoon luncheon was served.

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Mrs. Malone's home was beautifully decorated in Chrislmus colors. A large Christmas tree was the outstanding feature of the decorations. Children who participated in the program were: Mary Elisabeth Howell, Priscilla Ann Straub, Doro- thy Hirst, Grace Carolyn Hirst, Nancy Mildred Stark, Virginia Smith, Patricia Malone, Lois Malone, Virginia Michael, Janice Martin, Anna Louise Axon, Tommy Axon, Donald Axon, Johnny Purr, Gordon Crosby, Robert Holliway' Edwin Parrish, Frederick Tietjan! Lester Smith and Donald Harrison. BUDDHISM POINTS Eight elements of the Aryan Path set forth by Guutamit in his Buddhism teachings were: Right views; right aspirations; right -speech; right conduct; right livelihood; right effort; right mindfulness and right rapture.

A musician isn't always a iierson of note. gram of which Mis.s Betty Jo Smith was mistress 01 ceremony. The program was given under the direction oi' Mrs. Holloway Smith. Thirty- five children and twenty-two ladies were present at, the meeting.

Toys were given by each child for distribution among children of poor families who will be helped by the church. Tivo ladies of the circle donated canned goods. At the close of the afternoon Monrovia, Africa, was named for U. S. President Monroe.

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