The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 6

Paqe 6-A THE DAILY CAPITAL NEWS AND POST-TR1BUNE Jefferson City, Sunday. August 20.1933 Society, Women's Ctubs, Dances. Personals and Announcements Society Visiting Son at Military School Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cook have gone to Culver, Indiana to visit their son, Sam who has been: attending the Culver Military School for the past two months.

They will return here this week accompanied by their son. En route to Jefferson City they will stop in Chicago where they will attend the World's Fair. Mrs. Hugo Monnig Entertains Houseguests Mrs. Hugo Monnig has as house- guests this week-end at her home, 408 Woodlawn, Mrs.

S. R. Morrow and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Mc-row of Carthage. Mrs. Earl Grant, who is located in St. Louis, is also spending the week-end here with her mother and her children.

Today Mrs. Monnig and her guests will leave for Chicago where they will spend a ten-day vacation trip. They will be accompanied by Miss Kathryn Grant and Earl Grant, Jr. Mrs. Grant will return to St.

Louis tonight. FEMININITIES "CORDUROY By Gladys Kansas Citians Are Guests Here Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Shelden of Kansas City are spending the weekend here as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank DaUmcysr at their home in! Moreau Park, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoefer at their home, 500 East! Miller Street.

Dr. and Mrs. Shelden will return horn? tomorrow accompanied by their son Russell who has been visiting here, and Miss Louise Dallmeyer and Miss Hoefer who will be their guests for a week. Dinner Party Held For Kansas City Guests Miss Hazel Rowland entertained with a 7 o'clock dinner Thursday evening at the home of her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Rowland, 315 Adams Street, for Miss Dorothv Dameron of Kansas City. Miss Cameron visited in the city the past week. Covers were lam lor Miss Darncr- on, Miss Vivian Roberts, Miss Eer- nicc r.oac-h. Mr.

Gail Jones, Mr. Sam Buchanan, Mr. Leslie Brown and Mr. Henry Liichfiehi. Mrs.

W. C. Elliott Given Farewell Luncheon lira. Ralph Graham, Mrs. Earl Bchner and Mrs.

J. M. Allen were hostesses with a lovely 1 o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon in honor cf Mrs. c. Eiliott, who with her husband and family will leave the last of this month for Foit Omaha, 10 make their future home.

The luncheon was arraneecl at the Allen home, 1217 East" Street. Small tables, attractively appointed with bouquets of garden flowers, accommodated the guests durmg the serving hours. The luncheon UTILITARIAN MATERIAL MAS' TURNED GLAMOROUS 1 OVER-NIGHT. EFT- A GAP AND SCARF OF BRIGHT RED GORDUROV. A WO-PIECE FROGK OF NAVy CORDUROY HAS COLLAR AND CUFFS OF WHITE WIDE-WALE PIQUE-.

EFT- A DANGE F(20GK OF TWO SHADES' OF CORDUROY. daughters, Miss Jesslyn and Miss Mary Louise, and her niece, Miss Betty Newton of Taston, 111. The hours following the luncheon were spent in playing bridge- with score favors going to Mrs. V. B.

Saville and Mrs. Pete Mrs. Elliott WES presented with a lovely gift by the hostesses. Those present were Mrs. Elliott and her sister, Mrs.

M. L. Schoenfeld of St. Louis, Mrs. Ray Adams, Miss Jessie Woodworth of Topekai Mrs.

V. B. Saville, Mrs Guy Walrod, Mrs. T. L.

Crane, Mrs. Pete Lrv-r, Mrs. William Decker Mrs Blockmeier, Mrs. Gibson Mrs. Lee Krusger nnd the C.

0. B. ClutTro Be Hosts at Dance young men's social club of the city, will be host at a dance Thursday evening the State Park pavillion from 9:30 until o'clock. Music be by a local orchestra. Invitations have been issued to fifty guests.

Saturday night members of th club will go to the Dick-C bungalow on the Osage River for a week-en stag party. They will return Sunda evening. The club recently pledge Bob Adrain. BOAT EXCURSIONS AND DANCES Steamer Idlewild Sept. 2-3-4 Featuring 3 MOONLITE 4NCEC? Leave Mlmm CK, Dancing 8:15 to 12 YOUR CLOTHES IN OTHER WORDS Send Them to Phone 1580 iUonroe Ashley Comings and Qoings Mr.

and Mrs. Glee Stocker have returned to their home in St. Louis after visiting here for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fischer at their home, 1315 West High Street.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Jameson is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Jameson In Fulton this week-end. Mrs. Harry Maiu has returned to her home Oklahoma City after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs Chapman Turner at the home of Mrs.

Turner's mother, Mrs. James T. Blair, 915 Fairmount Boulevard. Miss Mary Jane Kaiser of Fulton is visiting Mrs. Will Edwards and family at their home, High Street.

803 West Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Good of Westphalia are entertaining a number of at their home out-of-town guests this week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dennis, 407 Broadway Street, have as house- guests Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Keiser of Springfield, Missouri.

Mr. and Mrs. Keiser will visit here until Thursday when they will return to their home. Mrs. J.

Oliver Harrison has returned to her home here, after a two months visit with Mr. and Mrs. John N. Sorrels at their summer home in York. Croton-on-Hudson, New Miss Margaret Hull is spending the week-end in Weston, Mo.

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Howard and sons, David and Stanley, will return today to their home on Elmarine Avenue from Whitehill, Minn. Enroute home they stopped in Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition.

Mrs. Howard and two boys have been at White- tiill for the past six weeks and Dr. Howard joined them there ten days ago. Judge and Mrs. Merrill E.

Otis and Miss Dorothy Otis, who have been visiting in the city, have left for the Lake of the Ozarks where they will spend the remainder of the month. waumner 01 are guests of B. F. Osterhault and Mr and Mrs. Richard Turner of family in Hannibal.

Miss Mabel Stone has returned to her home in Kansas City after having been the guest of relatives and friends here this past week. Miss Stone was shown numerous social courtesies during her stay here. Mrs. P. E.

Radke, 308 Jackson Street, has as her guests her brother, H. A. Schaile, and wife of Fort Madison, Iowa, and her sister, Mrs. A. R.

Kramer of Burlington, Iowa. The out-of-town guests will remain here until Wednesday of this week. Woodson Cockrill is spending the week-end with his parents in Platte City. Miss Annabel and Michael Drazen are spending today in Kansas City. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Meller and son Bobbie are spending two weeks in Colorado. Miss Grace Scott and Mrs. Ella Creel are spending two weeks in Los Angeles, Calif. Mr.

and Mrs. Nolan Wrightman and Mr. Harold Dean will go to Sedalia tomorrow where they will attend a houseboat party. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Kassebauin and daughter, Miss Hilda, and Mi-. Stapleton Bodlne of University City have gone to the Lake of the Ozarks where they will spend several daj's. Miss Mae and Carl Wymore have returned from Santa Monica, California, where they visited their father, Frank Wymore.

during the summer. Mrs. Frank Wymore and son, Charles, accompanied them here and visited for several days in Paris, with Mrs. Wymore's mother. Mrs.

August Tanner and daughter, Miss Rosalyne, returned last night from a weeks trip through the state parks and Eureka Springs, Lake Taneycomo, Roaring River and Big Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams of 1715 West Mccarty Street have as their iYn.oa.ri.y otreet nave as then Mrs. B.

F. Reed and daughter, house-guest Mrs. Adams' sister De Molays To Have Dance Wednesday Members of the local DeMola chapter, their dates and additions, guests will enjoy dance Wednes clay evening at the Masonic Temple Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock B. and P. W.

Club Met Friday Evening Members of the Business an Professional Women's Club held meeting Friday evening at thei clubrooms. Routine business matter and discussions were handled dining the evening. Mrs. Floyd Payn was taken in the organization as member. Return from Weeks Stay at World's Fair Mrs.

F. w. Roer and daughter Miss Catherine, and Miss Met Johannaber will return today froir Chicago where they spent the pns week attending the Century of Pro gress Exposition. Mrs. Roer and Miss Roer hav been gone from the city over twc weeks.

Miss Roer attended the Ma tional Circle. Daughters of Isabella in Montreal, Canada, as a delegat- of the local circle, of which she regent. They visited other points i the north before going to Chicag, where they were met by Miss hannaber. Young People Will Have Joint Picnic The young ladies and young mei of the Immaculate Conception parish will enjoy a joint picnic todaj at the Boy Scout camp. The young people will leave here shortly before noon and return ear ly in the evening.

Mrs. E. j. Manning left this past week for Louiseville, Kentucky, to get her mother, Mrs. Harriet Wood who has been visiting there for several weeks.

Mrs. Manning was accompanied to Louiseville by Mr Manning's mother, Mrs. Peters and iier niece, Miss Dorothy Ann Mann Jng, who were guests in the Mann mg home here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rowland, 315 Adams Street, have as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. p. i ce and daughter, Miss Eleanor and VTiss Elizabeth, of Columbia.

Miss Elizabeth Price at lite present time is employed in FuJton. Mary, were guests Thursday of the Rev. and Mrs. S. S.

Keith in Co- Miss Betty'Newton of Taston. 111.. left yesterday for Chicago where she will visit before returning to her home. Miss Newton has been visiting here with her aunt, Mrs. J.

M. Allen, since the first of June. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dewey, 929 Fairmount Boulevard, have as house-guests, Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Seward and four young daughters of Kansas City. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Roedder have been spending a week in Washington, their former home. They will visit relatives in St. Louis before returning to their home here. Mr.

Houck McHenry and Mr. Foster McHenry are spending several days in Washington, D. Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Ellis, 908 Moreau Drivq, spent two days this past week visiting in Kansas City. Miss Jessie Woodworth of Topeka' Kans. Miss Woodworth will remain in the city until this week-end. Miss -Mary Elizabeth:" Mcci'ung left yesterday for Milwaukee where she will visit her brother, D.

c. McClung, for several weeks. Mrs. M. L.

Schoenfekl of St. Louis has been visiting here with her sister, Mrs. W. C. Elliott, 1301 East High Street.

Mrs. William Rommell, 522 East Capitol Avenue, has as her weekend guest her sister, Mrs. William Roetter of St. Louis. born to Mr.

and Mrs. Espinosa July 23. Miss Mary Turner, daughter of Linn, was operated on this past week at the St. Mary's hospital for appendicitis. She is getting along nicely at the present time.

Dr. and Mrs. E. Denham and children, Bonnie Lenore and Charles of St. Louis were guests yesterday of Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. McClung at their home, 515 East High Street. Miss Lillian Rodeman left yesterday for St.

Louis where she will join a party of friends and go from there to Chicago to attend A Century of Progress Exposition. Miss Rodeman will be gone ten days. Mr. and 'vs. Robert Holliway and daughter, Mary Jane, and son, Robert, and 'Mrs.

Sam A. Baker and daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Baker, are spending the week-end in St. Louis. They planned to attend the Municipal Opera last night. Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Hunter and Mrs. Hunter's sister Mrs. Beard are spending the week-end in Cape Girardeau. Miss Betty Anne LindSey has returned from Moberly where she has been a houseguest of Miss Lillian Ossman.

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Zuendt have returned to their home in Tulsa, after visiting here with Mr. Zuendt's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Zuendt, 920 Jefferson Street. Mrs Elizabeth Peterson, 416 Jackson Street, and her daughter, Mis- Mae of Lincoln, and Mrs.

Clayton Baker of this city, have returned from Chicago where they attended the World's Fair. When Your Feet HURT You HURT All Over! Mrs. R. A. Gwinnei- and son, Bobbie, will return home today from Evanston, 111., where they have been visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs J. W. Sackrider, for the past two months. Miss Dorothy Mae Millikan of Se- daha is visiting here for a week with her aunt, Mrs. A.

A. Liste--, 212 Jefferson Street. Mi-, and Mrs. E. A.

Duensing and daughter, Jean, were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tieman of California. Mrs.

Alex Good has returned to her home in Westphalia after visit of several days in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Chctt Platt wil! return this evening from St. Louis where they spent the past two days.

Friday evening and Mrs. Platt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Becker of St.

Charles, Mo. Jean Eckerle, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eckerle, visit- this past ed in California, week. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gaither are spending the week-end on the Lake of the Ozarks near Brumley. Mr. and Mrs. William Porter and sons, Lawrence and James, will leave today for a motor trip to Chicago.

While there they will attend the Century of Progress Exposition Mr. and Mrs. Porter and sons will be gone a week. Miss Mildred Berry, daughter of Mrs. R.

L. Berry, 214 East McCarty Street, will return today from Car- ollton, where she has been for he past two or three months with he branch office of the Eleemos- Department. Miss Berry has accepted a position here with Crossley, Miss Emily Kapplemah of New Haven, a former employee in he Secretary of States office, ted here this past week with rela- ves and f-iends. 101 Mrs. W.

G. Jones and son, Gail II Jackson Street have as weekend guests her son-in-law daughter, Mr and Mrs. R. anci Pend two a and daughter, Lois Allen, of Lexington, Mo. Mrs.

L. A. Elton and son, Jack, and daughter, Lois Margaret, of Salinn, Kans, have arrived here to spend several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Jones. Miss Marie Rest will return today from Kansas City where she visited this past week.

Judge and Mrs. W. T. yesterday morning for nlle sota where they will weeks at one of the lakes. William Faris and Dr.

Harold rfeen left this morning for a motor trip to Rochester, and stone Lake, Wismo Club, Wisconsin. Miss Charlotte Letter. Mi PS Helen Ramsey, and Miss Laura Hoefer mil return today from where they spent this past ee working in the Highway Department booth. While in sedalia thev were guests at the Bothwell Hotel." Mrs. Hal Reed of Springfield, Mo.

is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs J. T. White, 935 Fairmount Boulevard. SPECIAL Demonstration MONDAY, AUGUST 21 See how easy it is to get relief from any FOOT TROUBLE If you suffer from your feet, you hay so much to gain by attendj this special Demonstration that you should allow nothing to interfere with your being here on the above date An Expert of the Staff of Dr. Wm.

Schol! A- Authority, and Mrs. Herbert Hoedder Mrs. j. T. Sturgis, 1 00 0 Fairmount Conn is expecting as her cst this week her niece, Miss Barbara Thorn of Kansas City Miss Thorn has recently returned from Porto ico where she spent three years as member of the Porto Rican University faculty.

Mrs. T. J. GalJIvan has returned from a seven weeks visit with her daughter, in TM TM an event. The Foot Test and Analysis you will receive; the relief you Sr A ce whcn the cr Dr.

Scholl Appliance or Remedy is used on your feet; the knowledge you will gain on their care and the advice you will get on the type of shoe best adapted to your feet w.H be of life-long benefit to you. AH this WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION to you! Remember the date and be sure to be here. FREE! following free ofchargc: a of Dr. (1) Scholl's Zino-pads for instantly relieving and quickly removing corns. Every person who attends this demonstration wiH i (2) i der for easing the feet.

(X) A copy of Dr. vahi- (3) a booklet on "Treat- in and Care of Pcdo -graph prints and Test of your the Weatherby's Wischmeier Opel Contract King Says Children Aid Bridge Fan BY WILLIAM R. SPEAR Associated Prcsv Staff Writer NEW YORK, Aug. 19--AP)-Tournament bridge Js just as strenuous as football, Ely Culbertson says, and he dlsc'-sed today how he and his wife go Into training fruit--they play with their two children. "They ask so many questions," the contract king declared, "they dominate your personality completely.

Then you are in fine shape for the gruelling three days of a tournament." For those who have no children, Culbertson prescribed two other regimens--a week of going to the movies, preferably to see slap-stick comedies, or a week of detective story reading. "Bridge playing, after all, is like solving murder mysteries." he explained. "You have the mysteries of the best bid and the best play." Hr made his remarks in connection with the matches he and his team played in Europe recently. Adrien Aron of the French team suffered a nervous breakdown and Captain Lindsay Mundy of the British four collapsed in the course of the grind. But the CuJbertsons, who had Social Calander Wednesday Ruth Circle, Capitol Avenue Christian Thomas Allen, 207 Cherry Street, 2:30 o'clock.

Assisting hostesses, Mrs. Charles Stadler and Mrs. Elmer Connell. Mary Carrington H. B.

Hudson, 712 East Capitol Avenue, 2 o'clock. Mrs. A. A. Lister, assisting hostess.

Thursday Baptist Barbecue of Mr. and Mrs. Richard White in Forest Hill. 6 o'clock. Under auspices of Jeanette Beall Circle.

For reservations call Mrs. Roy Johnson, (1561.) Miss Lucile Richey left yesterday for Chicago where she will spend a week attending the World's Fair. their children along, remained unaffected and CuJbertson, in fact, wrote a 300-page book in the course of the match. It was a complete exposition and analysis of eacli hand, and it was off the presses 43 hours after the tournament ended. Culbertson says this breaks the record for quick publication formerly held by Col.

Charles A. Lindbergh's "We," which came out three after his flight. For a Limited Time-BEGINNING MONDAY AUGUST 21 One 8x12 Photograph For $1.00 AT You do not have to pay an agent IN ADVANCE to do-business with us, which means every cent goes into your picture. In doing business with our studio, you are not forced or urged to buy more pictures than you want. When the NRA Code for Photographers is accepted, it will eliminate coupon and similar business practices.

Phone 918 STUDIO Dallmeyer Building Now Open NEW TAP ROOM OF THE MISSOURI HOTEL No expense was spared in trying to make this the most a a and comfortable room in Jefferson City. We invite you to visit us, and promise you the same high type of service that we have rendered in the past in every department of the Missouri Hotel. The Missouri Hotel Walter' B. Simpson, Mgr.