The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 9

i 'JEFFERSON CITY; SUKOXY; 1 936 SUNDAY NEWS AND TRIBUNE Bride-Elect Honored Yesterday Miss Louise Eichman entertained yesterday afternoon at her home on Oakwood drive with a kitchen shower and bridge party Miss Alma Louise Dallas, whose marriage to Bryan R. Horner of Kansas City will take place June 3. A red and white color scheme was carried out in bridge favors and in the shower given the honoree following bridge. Miss Dallas was presented with her gifts, arranged in a large basket covered in white, by young Miss Jerry Jerow and Donnie Tanner who knocked at the door and called for her. Tables for refreshments were attractively appointed in pink glassware and had as centerpieces bouquets of sweet peas in pastel shades.

Guests were Miss Dallas, Mrs. 'Alma Moerschel Dallas, Mrs. John F. Heinrichs, Mrs. J.

D. McLeod, Mrs. Lyman Winter, Miss Jewell Morrow Brandenberger, Miss Haley, Miss Maye Wymore, Miss Anne Russell Hoefer, Miss Virginia Kenwood, Miss Lucille Zuendt, and Miss Bertha Happy. Newlyweds To Make Home Here Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Dameron, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs.

W. L. Dameron, of Kansas City, and Henry J. Lichtefeld, son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Lichtefeld, of Louisville, were married at eleven o'cloclc Thursday morning, April 23, in Kansas City. The Rt. Rev.

John W. Keyes performed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends. Miss Mary Smith, of Kansas City, was the bride's only attendant. Mr. Rudolph Schappler, of Jefferson' City, acted as best man.

The bride wore a suit of blue wool with diagonal stripe of gray angora and gray accessories. Her corsage was of Johanna Hill foses and lilies of the valley: The maid of honor wore a blue suit with blue accessories. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. The long dining table was attractive irL In''the center was the wedding cake.

Low -fillorl iirifu Secretary Bri and Announcements Mrs. Henry Lichtefeld who was, before her marriage of Thursday, April 23, Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Dameron, of Kansas City. fcowls ivhite filled' with white roses, sweet peas, and daisies at either' end of the table which was lighted by tall white tapers placed on. either side of the bouquets. Immediately following the breakfast, Mr.

and Mrs. Lichtefeld left on a honeymoon trip to IJew Orleans and Louisville. They will be at home in this city after May 6. Lichtefeld if a graduate of Christian College and for the past several years has been employed by the board of education in Kansas City. Mr.

Lichtefeld is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and is an em- ploye of the Missouri state highway department. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Rossell Holman and Mi-. Claud Buchanan of this city. Those from here who.

attended the ceremon were Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Claud Buchanan, Sam Buchanan, an Jjf. and Mrs. Rudolph Schappler D.

C. Chapter Entertained Mrs. Frank W. Gillham Mrs. w.

W. Bratton were host esses Friday afternoon to Winni Davis chapter, United Daughter of the Confederacy, at the horn Jpf Mrs. Gillham on Jackson street. Mrs. Jack Hobbs was a gues of the club and made a most in teresting talk on her recent tour to Natchez, to visit the an te-beUum homes thrown open to the public during the pilgrimage Preceding Mrs.

Hobbs' talk, a short business meeting was helc and tentative plans made to hole a garden party sometime during the latter part of May or June. A social 'hour was held and Mrs. William Sone served at the tea table. A large bouquet of red roses and white stock formed the centerpiece. To Entertain FS Chapter, P.

E. O. Mrs. James A. Potter and Mis; State Flower." Mrs.

Ed Party wil read an article entitled "History and Culture of Hybrid Amaryl- 1 if Elizabeth Blunt will FS chapter, P. E. entertain at a 6:30 u.oU clock dinner meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Pot ter, ins Moreau drive. Garden Club To Meet Mrs.

Arthur Leary, 326 West street, will be hostess to the Hawthorn Garden Club tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Members will answer roll call with "My Favorite Shrub and Why." The origin and habits of the flower for which the club was named will be discussed by Mrs Edward J. Rodeman who has as topic "The Hawthorn--Missouri Tuesday Club To Meet April 28 Mrs. R. C. Goshorn will be hostess to the Tuesday Club at one o'clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon at her home on Moreland avenue.

Music Club Board To Meet A hoard; meeting, at which both retiring members and incoming members of the board of the Olive Ewing -Dallmeyer Music Club are expected, be held at held at 11:30 o'clock Thursday at Petits. Following. the discussion of business, luncheon will be served at one o'clock. Mrs. Geo.

Hubert Bates is acting hostess for the meeting and board members are asked to call her (-1361 Black) Monday for re servations. D. A. Luncheon Meeting Saturday Mrs. Houck McHem-y and Mrs Foster McHenry will entertain Jane-Randolph Jefferson chapter Daughters of.

Revo-' lutxon at 12:30 luncheon Saturday, May 2, at the home of Mrs. Houck McHenry on Green Berry road. Chapter officers will be elected and chairmen of standing committees will make their annual -'reports. Mrs. Foster Mc- Hem-y will give a report from the Continental Congress.

Members unable to attend are A--. asked to notify hostesses. either of the Attend Phi Delta The to Dance Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Winter attended the Phi Delta Theta fraternity dances in Columbia the past week-end.

The formal dance Pl av wa, held Friday evening at the chapter house and a tea Meet --English studio Mrs. J. C. Collet of 1903 West Main street, was elected recording secretary oC of the state chapter of P.E.O. at the convention held last week in Maryville.

Miss Rebecca Duley --English Bhidlo Mildred Dulle, Catherine Rolfes Anna Knoli- meyer, Oivia Eggerman, Agnes Eggerman, Mable Turbett, Elizabeth Sullivan, and Rose Marie ope. The hostesses were assisted by heir mother, Mrs. Joe Bruns. flL t.JQg chapter house and a lea dance yesterday afternoon. Invitational Benefit Given An invitational benefit card Party was held Friday afternoon Tri DV I The Jefferson City Players Gudd will meet at the home of Miss Eunice Taylor, 501 East Water street, this afternoon at 3 clock.

at 10 by members of Immaculate Conception Circle No. 1 at the home of Mrs. E. Wunderiich, 1308 East Atchison street. Hostesses were Mrs.

Wunderiich, Mrs. D. C. Hem TM'. TMd Mrs.

Andrew Vetter. Ten tables of cards were arranged Score prize for contract was won by Mrs. Joe Botz, auction by Mrs. Oscar Heisinger, jii.ciaxiijjei Mrs. Edward Forck, and attendance prize by Mrs.

Charley Brau- Refreshments were served following the games. Shower Given For Bride-To-Be AMce and Irene Bruns entertained honor of Miss An- fehne Knollmeyer, bride-to-be, at their Hjgh street, with hower and bridge party. a linen inclu ded Miss KnoJl- Francis Vettsr, Mrs. hnmpVMM. Dewey Mos- Herman Sturm, Misses rene Weslerman, Kadine Fischer, Esther I To Meet Tuesday Miss Martha Ann Miller, 629 Adams street, will be hostess to the alumnae club of the Triple- Rs Tuesday evening at full attendance 7:30.

A i desired as as final arrangements will be made SL treaSUre hunt to given Wednesday evening. Sorority To Have Dinner Tomorrow Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will have a 7:15 o'clock dinner meeting tomorrow night at the TM tU a ter tea room Hostes- Taylor ses will be Miss and Mrs. Bill Seibel. Following dinner Miss Mary Cleeton will review "Jane Ad dams of Hull House" by Winifred Wise. Hofman-Erhart Marriace Yesterday The marriage of Miss Elsie Erhart, daughter of Mr.

and -Mrs O. Erhart, west of Jefferson and Monroe Hoffman, son of Mr. Mrs. Albert. Hoffman, -of tAiai-c ac 1U oclock yesterday morning, April -a, at Trinity Lutheran church The Rev.

William Richter pet-formed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families The couple was attended by Miss Margaret Hofmann, sister of he groom, and Joe Erhart, brother of the bride. The bride wore a floor length gown of gold corde lace and carried an arm bouquet of roses and baby's breath. The maid of honor was dressed in a floor length gown of lii ac i ace carried a bouquet of Johanna tinl roses. Following a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents, couple left for a brief honeymoon trip after which they will be at home Osage City The bride is a graduate of the Jefferson Citv hipfi iii scnool and has been employed for the past several years in the county ex- ff Thursday, April 30, in the Woodman hall. Additional guests will be Mrs.

Mae E. Moore, of Kansas City, state supervisor, Mrs. Dora Barnaid, of St. Louis, state puvcnile director Mrs. Juanita Bower, of St.

Louis, district deputy. An interesting program has been arranged and luncheon will be served by the Baptist circle. Mrs. A. P.

Eldracher will entertain members of the Euphrosyne Club at a one oclock luncheon Tuesday at Petit's. The Exccllo Club will have a no-hosless meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Knights of Columbus hall. The M. E. W.

Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Miss Elizabeth Ann Dulle 1221 West McCarty street. -The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock in the Woodman hall. Mrs. Otto Kroeger, 413 Mulberry street will entertain St. Rita's hewing circle Thursday afternoon.

Personals Mrs. E. T. sheets of Winona, has arrived in Jefferson City to visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Brown, 1212 Elmerine avenue Mrs. Sheets will be remembered as Miss Catherine Arrendale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr and Mrs.

Brown have had as their guests, Mrs. L. E. DuRocher, of Poplar Bluff, who left for home Jnday. joUs Return From P.

E. O. Store Convention auu me Jrerpetual Delegates who returned from Adoration Chapel at Clyde. At 10 si V. (TMi lin 111 mine I i the state P.

E. O. convention held in Maryville Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, brought back a glowing report of charming hospitality, enthusiastic meetings, and worthwhile things accomplished. Mrs. Claude Buchanan, Mrs.

J. C. Col- lelt, Mrs. William Oakerson, and Miss Ruth Tazewell Jones, representing FS and BW chapters, left here Sunday morning, April 10, arriving in Maryville llial evening. A pre-convention affair was the past-presidents dinner Sunday evening which Mrs.

Oakerson, past stale president, and Mrs; J. C. Collet, recording secretary, al- tcnded. Mrs. Anna Knox, of Maryville, extended greetings to the conveu- vention.

Response was made by Miss Florence Porter, first vice president. Monday afternoon, Mrs. Hallie Atwood Newell, president of the supreme chapter, made her address. Other honor guests of the convention were Mrs. Winona Evans Reeves, editor of the P.

E. O. Record, Mrs. Mary D. Lawrence and Mrs.

Vina Ives Bowden, past presidents of the supreme chapter, Mrs. Louis M. Henley, chairman board of trustees of Cottey College, Miss Katherine Mann, executive secretary, Mrs. Dora Hallcck, past organizer of the supreme chapter, Miss Virginia Alice Coltey, Stockard, founder and president cmetrilus of Cottey College; Mrs. Nina Shearer and Mrs.

Nora B. Mairs, charter members of original chapter in Unionville; Mrs. Kittie Deitrich, a P. E. O.

Jor 62 years, and Dr. Florence E. Bochmer, president oC College. Social affairs included a reception, in the Masonic Hall by the thirteen hostess chapters Monday tion tour was taken by practically all delegates to the monastery at Conception and the Perpetual i j-ivui a unui o'clock at the home of Mrs V. Jefferson City will join with Sle ward, 1007 Fairmount bou- ities and towns i Icvard.

cities and towns throughout th nation in observing the thirleentl National Music Week, May 3 and National Music Week, May 3 and the receiving hours will include Ihe local committee, composed tlle following numbers: Of ITlGtllnPrc nf i r. of members of various musica organizations, is planning a week of instructive and enjoyable musi cal events for the people of on evening following banquet a gates from Miller, Monileau and a ten Tuesday afternoon by Presi- Cole counties at an all-day tri- dent and Mrs. Ucl Lamkin of county meeting to be held here Northwest Teachers' College cam- Ihursday. Auril an. in mic city.

A complete calendar of thv. week's activities as planned the committee will appear in thes columns May 3rd. The committei is composed of the following mem bers whose names have been as sociated with many musical affair given here: Mrs. E. A.

Duensing chairman; Mr. Milton Bennett music supervisor in the senior higl school; Miss Mary Alice Lee music supervisor in Uie gradi schools; Mr. Dean Douglas in structor of the high school band and orchestra; Mr. Fritz Hanlcin conductor of Ihe Jefferson Citj Symphony Orchestra; Mr. Luciei Sabin, president of the Jettcrsor City Symphony Orchestra; Mrs.

R. Beagle, secretary of the Jefferson City Symphony Orchestra Miss Camilla Belle Singleton president of the 5lh district of the Missouri Federation of Music Clubs; Mrs. Guy W. Walroci, chairman of radio and motion piclurci oC Missouri Federation of Women'; Clubs; Mr. Carl Bosch, presiclen of the Choral society; Mrs.

Robert Mueller, secretary of the Choral society, and Mrs. Harry Rowland, secretary of the Olive Ewiug Dallmeyer Music Club. pus. The birthday dinner commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of P. E.

O. in Missouri was given Tuesday evening. Appointments were all-gold. Gold stars centered the entire length of the table and a gold caiulle shone in each one. Individual programs were fashioned as stars.

Approximately 450 guests attended the dinner and viewed the pagacnt presented and written by Mrs. Ma belle Drury-Fredcking, of St. Louis. Girl Scouts Make Plans For First Pet Show On May Girl Scouts will sponsor a Pet Show, the first of its viml to be held in Jefferson City. Every kind of pet will be eligible for entry, in lad, entries to dale include dogs, cals, birds, inanimate animals, and yes, snakes.

Scout leaders are now workinj, to complete plans. It has been decided to give three ribbons in each class and special robbons to Ihe largest and smallest animal, clog Mmtjusi. smallest animal, doc Miss Florence Turner Porter was resembling some famous car elected to head Ihe state cliapler for lire year. Mrs. J.

C. Collel, of FS chapter, was elected recording secretary A most interesting posl-conven- toon dog, oldest and youngest animal and several others. Entry blanks will be available next week and animals may be enlered a small fee. Social Calender tor the Week Monday Hawthorn Garden Club Arthur Leary, 32(i West street. 2:30 o'clock.

-Mrs. High -o wiAJctr. XllG attended Jefferson City high school and the University of M.s- souri and is now engaged in farming near Osage City. St. Peter's A Father's Night St.

Peter's A. held its annual Fathers' Night Friday evening at St. Peter's hall with approximately fifty mothers and lathers in attendance. Dr. Hugh Maxey mad a most interesting talk before the unit.

I addition, a short program was given by pupils of the senior class. Organization To Have Tri-County Meei-inq The Royal Neighbors of ui son be hostess to dele Miss Mary McDonald, Wymore apartments, had as a guest Friday Mrs. James P. Kelly, Ihe former Miss Carolyn Hyde of Trenton Mrs. Kelly was joined here by her husband yesterday and they re- lumed to their home in Quincy Illinois.

Mrs. Nick M. Speedy, of Cripple City, Texas, is visiting in the city with her daughter, Mrs. R. A Hohenstreet, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis, of Reelsville, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Lotus Lantern tea room, 7:15 o'clock.

Ladies' Auxiliary to B'nai B'rilh -Mrs. Max Davis, 1700 West McCarty street. 7:45 o'clock. Seventh circle, First Presbyterian church Miss Fern Evans Burch-Platt Monroe street' 7:30 o'clock. Sue McDonald Sunday school class--Mrs.

J. J. Guental, Bl7a West Main street. 8 o'clock. Mrs.

Thrclkcld, assisting hosless. Tuesday Euphrosyne Club At Petit's One o'clock luncheon. Mrs. A Eldracher, hostess. Beta Phi Sigma--Clubrooms on E.

High street. 7:30 o'clock. Choral society--American Legion room. 7:30 o'clock. Symphony orchestra rehearsal-Jr.

college. 8 o'clock. FS chapter, P.E.O.--Mrs. James Potter, 1118 Moreau drive. 6'30 o'clock.

Miss Elizabeth Blunt, as- 1 sisting hostess. Dollie Mcador li; ril Methodist church--Mrs. John Dalton, 922 Fairmount blvd. On o'clock. -K.

of C. hall. Kxcello Club- o'clock. Orian Prosser Missionary society, First Presbyterian church -Church parlors. 30:45 o'clock.

Allday meeting. M.E.W. Club Miss Elizabeth Ann Dulle, 1221 West McCarty street. 7:30 o'clock. St.

Ann's society at Pctit's Mrs. Edward Pecher, hosless. Thursday Delta Phi Kappa Clubrooms on East High street. Students' Bible Study Class-Evangelical S. S.

half. 7:30 i o'clock. Musicale Tea Thursday April 30 the monastery, rare old books and original chants, some dating back to 1085, were found in their collection. The chapel and Benedic tine convent at Clvde is famous fo its beautiful mosaics, stained glas iho nr windows, its slaluary and murals TM i Dallmeyer Mu? has pian ned a silver Mus-4 Local Committee Plans Music Week Activitie m- jcalc Tea for the members and'J the. general public Thursday aft- jjttioon, 30, from 3 The program to be given during "Just a Wearin' for You" Carrie Jacobs Club Chorus Vocal Selected' Mrs.

C. R. Child Reading, "The Artist's Secret" Olive Shreiner Sara Jane Jose "Who Is Sylvia Schubert-Gray Club Chorus Vocal Solo Selected Mrs. John Crowley Selected poems by modern poets. Sara Jane Jose "Memories" (Merry Widow Waltz Yehar-Parks Club Chorus Mrs.

Chris Koch is general chairman of arrangements and Is being assisted by the following committees: Program, Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. C. R. Child, Crowley; dining room, Mrs.

J. F. Brawley, Mrs. L. B.

Lake, Mrs. A. Linxwiler, Mrs. Bill Nor- man, Mrs. Cletus Pope, Mrs.

H. B. Hudson, Mrs. Lyle Brown, Mrs. Hichard While, Mrs.

Fred Tanner. Church Affairs The Orian Prosser Missionary society of Ihe First Presbytetriaa church will meet in ils regular ail-day monthly meeting Wednesday at the church. The morning meeting will begin at 10:45 o'clock and will be followed by luncheon at noon. The afternoon meeting will convene at 1:15 o'clock. Mrs.

M. Shirley will give the scripture reading, Mrs. John V. Jobe will lead the devotional, and talks will be made by Mrs. Harrison Gentry on "American Mrs.

W. C. Sanders on "Chosen" The Altar Guild of Grace Episcopal church will meet in the parish house at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. A full attendance is desired. Mrs.

Edward Pecher will entertain St. Ann's Society Wednesday afternoon at Petit's. Members unable to attend are asked to no- li fy the hostess not later than Tuesday. Seventh circle of the First Iresbylerian church will meet omorrow evening with Miss Fern circle Firs! ivans Bl apartments, on Mom oc sll cct 7:30 o'clock. wass 01 me jm-st Methodist church Loyal Workers Mrs.

Foster will have a class parly tomorrow heatly, 322 LatavetlR strr-ff All- evcnini? a i Wheatly, 322 Lafayette street. AH- day quilting and covered luncheon. dish Musicale Silver Tea by Associate members, Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music club--At home of Mrs. C. H.

Steward, 1007 Fairmount blvd. 3 to 5 o'clock S. Davis, 509 East High street. Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Burnett, Green Berry road, have returned from several days' visit in Chicago. Mrs. Charles P.

Hough, of Kansas City, was the guest Friday and yesterday of Mrs. Sam B. Cook Westwood. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis B. Decker, of St. Charles, will arrive today to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W.

Moerschel at their home on Swifts Highway. Miss Rose May Wickham, Ten Mile drive, is spending the weekend with friends in Holliday, Mo. Misses Reva and Florence Holland are attending the annual district Christian Endeavor Union in Eldon. o'clock. Dallmeyer Music club--At 11:30 o'clock.

Luncheon. 1 o'clock. TM Episcopal i I 1 church--Parish Virmco in o'clock. Alumnae club to Triple-R club --Miss Martha Ann Miller, 629 Adams street. 7:30 o'clock.

Wednesday C.O.B. club--Clufarooms on High street. 7:45 o'clock. AO.A.--Lyle Beagle, 1108 Vineyard square. Triple-R Alumnae Club Treasure Hunt.

Scruggs circle, First Methodist church--Mrs. R. E. Wiley, 113 Ashley street. 2:30 o'clock.

Jubilee circle, First Methodist house. 10 o'clock. St. Rita's Sewing circle--Mrs Otto Kroeger, 413 Mulberry street. Friday Community Bible class Miss Mabel Green, Green Gables, 2 o'clock.

Zane Stanfil circle, First Methodist church. Saturday Jane Randolph Jefferson chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution At home of Members Scruggs circle, of he First Methodist church, will their meetings Wednesday afternoon when they will be he guests of Mrs. R. E. WJley, 13 East Ashley street, at 2-30 'clock.

Immaculate Conception Circle 'o. 1 will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. George Cremer, 406 Chestnut street. The ladies' Auxiliary to B'nal B'rilh will hold a social meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Max Davis 1700 West McCarty street.

An interesting program has been arranged and several out-of-town speakers and guests are expected. Sue McDonald Sunday school class of the First Methodist church j.u.. J. evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J.

P. Guental, 617 West Main street. Mrs. Vivian Threl- kcld will be assisting hostess. Jubilee circle of the First Methodist church will meet with Mrs.

J. J. Guental, G17 West Main street, Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. John M.

Dalton, 922. Fairmount boulevard, will entertain the Dollie Meador circle of the First Methodist church at one o'clock luncheon Wednesday, April 29. Black and Red Spot Evening Hat PARIS, April 25--(AP)--Qnt black velvet ribbon and four red roses were all one Paris designer used to make an evening hat accompanying a black velvet dress and mink cape. The costume was worn at a cocktail party given by the Duchesse d'Harcourt. Fabric Ropes Trie New Hate PARIS, April 25-- (AP)--Twists of fabric make "ropes" to' trim some of the new hats.

A red Devolution At home of Mrs. some of the new hats. A red Houck McHenry, Green Berry velvet turban shown by Lelong road. 12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs is draned like an East Tnriian'M Jit-tiy trh vu.i-uctii AiivJ Uj" AJViUUK road.

12:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. is draped like an East Indian's Foster McHenry, co-hostess. headdress, with a thick twist of the velvet covering all the small DeMolay dance--Masonic Tern- hat, and not another trace of used..