The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 7

APRIL 12, 1946 THE MONROE (LA.) NE WS-STAR PAGE SEVEN SOCIETY EVE C. BRADbORD, Society Editor Office Phone 4800 Residence Phone 1494 Society Calendar HERE IN CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT Saturday Delta Kappa Pi members and pledges meet at the bowling alley for bowling at 10 a. m. Delta Kappa Pi hay-rlde at 6:30. All members, pledges and their dates requested to meet at home of Miss Billye Durbin on Stella street, in West Monroe.

Members of the Teen Age Girls Club will meet with Frances Whit- telsey at 7:30 for their Breakfast Party Of Beautiful Appointment 0( rort Miro Chap. ter of D. A. R. at the Chapter House.

Breakfast Party Charming Affair Attended By Fifty Guests Thursday was the wedding day of Miss Jane McKenzie and Mr. John Sherrouse, Jr. It was one of those rarely beautiful April days and started with a charming compliment extended by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sherrouse and Mr.

and Mrs. George Greer who entertained with an 11 breakfast in the Cameo room of the Virginia Hotel. Miss McKenzie was lovely in a summery model of white Haines Mf and Mrs Bie(Jen. embroidered handkerchief linen with Mr and Mrs Genp wide-brimmed white straw hat and a Mr flnd Mrg sherrouse, Dr. corsage of Talisman roses.

I The breakfast table, overlaid with handsome satin damask, was strewn with yellow daisies and Talisman roses, garland effect, down the full and Mrs. B. B. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Turnbough, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gehring, Miss Barbara McKenzie, Miss Marguerite McHenry, Miss June Sherrouse, Miss Alice Perry, Miss Clarke, E.

D. Cascio, Felice Danna, Carey Hodges, Gladden Norris, John Laws, Kirby Kyle, Russell Young, Bucky La Pietra and others. Mrs. Walter Black has returned from Hot Springs. where she was a guest at the Arlington Hotel for several weeks.

St. Joseph Miss Marjorie Smith and Mr. Wedon Smith of Jonesville, were weekend guests of friends in St. Joseph. birthday cake, iced in pink and white, decorated with the letters, "Happy was cut and served with ice cream.

Each little guest was given a candy favor Little Celia Gue received many pretty birthday gifts. Mrs. BiHy C. Terral of Fort Smith, was a guest. Mr.

and Mrs. O. Terral have as their guests their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Billy C.

Terral of Fort Smith, Ark. 2:30 p. m. The Blue Circle Club will have a hike at 9:30 a. m.

The Tri-Y Club of Girl Reserves will have their "annual at 7 p. m. Sunday Marriage of Miss Mildred Dodgen and Mr. Howard Lance at First Methodist Church. Monday Meeting of the Vvelcome Garden Club at McGuire clubhouse.

Annual flower show. Hostesses, Mrs. A. Colmer, Mrs. J.

W. Womack, Mrs. P. B. Snodgrass, Mrs.

C. T. Johnson, Mrs. David Nicol, Mrs. J.

A. Reid, Seventeen-year-old Leon Fleisher. pianist, will be presented in concert Mrs. P. E.

Massey, Mrs. R. Henry Friday night at Northeast Junior College by the Civic Music Association. It and Mrs. C.

E. Koonce. 2:30 p.m. the last concert of the season and members will be permitted to bring guests. Mrs.

M. S. Stiles of Crowley, is arriving soon in St. Joseph and will visit her sisters. Misses Ethel and Lucille Reiber for a visit of two weeks.

Mrs. Herbert Van Landingham ot Evanston, 111., is a guest of relatives in St. Joseph. length of the board. At either end of Meeting of Monroe Garden Club at Clara Munholland, Mrs.

Ella Gilbert, yirginia Hotd MfS Watkins, president of Mississippi Garden Clubs. Margie Hilbum the table ova plaques of rases and Mrg Thomas Gilbert, Mrs. H. B. Har- daisies were placed and in the center Mjss Jean Terzj Jack a beautiful crystal epergne over- Howe Miss Rupert Mp flowed with yellow roses.

Bennett Fudickar Mr Hap Aldridge At each cover was placed a white and Mr. Charles McKenzie, Jr. folder tier! with white satin ribbons. ----------On the fly leaf an embossed heart was engraved with the words, and Wedding Breakfast, April 11, On the reverse side the menu was printed. Following the serving of the delicious four course breakfast the guests were invited to the Maple room where cafe brulot was served.

Miss McKenzie and Mr. Sherrouse took this opportunity to present their wedding attendants with handsome gifts. The feminine attendants received gold compacts engraved with their monogram, and the gentlemen received leather, gold embossed, stud boxes. The guests, in addition to the hosts and hostesses and their two guests of honor, were: Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Mc- Mr. and Mrs Bill Fox of Columbia, guests in the B. L.

Mulhem home were named guests of honor at an al fresco supper party in the gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Credille Calhoun, Edgewater Gardens. Mrs. Fox is the former Miss Mary Mulhern.

Steaks were cooked over the open barbecue pit and served with salads, relishes, hot rolls and a delicious buffet style variety of confections. The frosted drinks were served from a gayly colored wheelbarrow filled with cracked ice. Guests included intimate friends of the guests of honor as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Breard, Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrews, Miss Hazel Mitchell, Mr.

Kenzie. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherrouse, and Mrs. J.

V. Jones, Mr. and Mrs A Mr. and Mrs. Lea Thompson, Mr.

and L. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Lorain Mrs. W.

Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armstrong, Mrs. Olan Ray, Miss Ella Gilbert, Mr. Pearl Sutton, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Smith, and Mrs. Kirt Touchstone, Mr. Mrs.

Sam Donald, Mrs. Nat Spencer and Mrs. Pete Peevy, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Calhoun, John R. Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray 1 of Bastrop. guest speaker. 2:30 p. m.

The Fine Arts Club will meet Mon- Is The Bride Of day, April 15, instead of on the usual date. Mrs. E. E. Lawson will be the JofTieS HightOWGT hostess.

Tuesday Program meeting of the Baptist W. M. U. at the church. 3:00 p.m.

Circle No. 8 in charge. There will be an inspirational meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church at the church, Tuesday at 3 p. m. The topic will be: We Are Presbyterians." The leader will be Mrs.

William Rodriquez. Circle of the Society of Christian Service of Stone Avenue Methodist Church will meet at the church in the afternoon at 2:30. The Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will meet in committee groups at the church at 3:00 p.m. Meeting of the League of Women Voters at the Health Unit at 7:30 p.m. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Margie Lee Hilhurn daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Hilbum, of Collinston, and Mr. James Hightower, son of Mr. and Mrs James Hightower, of Bastrop, April 3, at the home of Rev. B.

Flanagan who performed the ceremony in the presence of a few intimate friends and immediate members of the family. The bride wore a lovely azure blue crepe model with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. R. V.

Hilburn and Miss Genette Johnston served as bridal attendants They both wore pink taffeta tailored suits with black accessories and corsages of pink carnations. Immediately following the ceremony Ws are now in our new location, Mezzanino Floor, RUTH SHOP In Our Before Easter CLEARANCE Mrs. Albert Watkins, state president of the Mississippi Garden Club, will deliver two talks on Monday when she appears as guest speaker. Monday morning at 10:30 ahe will talk on at the afternoon meeting she will talk on The meetings will take place at the Virginia Hotel and all members of the Monroe Garden Club are urged to be present. Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Peters, ot Alexandria, are guests this week at suburban home of Dr. and Mrs.

A. L. Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Credille Calhoun.

Coat SUITS RF With Short Pants Gabardine Broadcloth Tan and Blues Ages 3 to 8 Value 7.98 White BAGS Value 4.98 Junior Friends will be glad to know Mrs. R. W. Germany is now convalescing nicely at St. Francis Sanitarium from a recent serious illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hagen, of Rice Lake, were the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings and Mrs.

Charles McCord. Mrs. E. M. Watkins and Miss Achsah Belt were hostesses to Li Tertulia Club members when they met in the club rooms of the new library building on Natchitoches street, West Monroe.

Spring flowers placed at vantage points created a colorful setting for the program, presided over by Mrs. C. J. Strong. Mrs.

Carl Riggin, vice-president, presided during the brief business session. Mrs. J. Cobb, guest of the club, talked on Flowers of Louisi She is considered an authority on this subject and gave her audience some valuable information. Another guest speaker was Mrs.

John P. Lewis who talked on She illustrated her remarks with an exquisite bouquet of spring flowers. Delicious refreshments were served from a beautifully appointed tea table to: Mesdames C. Strong, S. L.

Em rnory, Richard Watkins. V. A. Shelby, H. H.

Mullin, E. H. Hamn, H. H. Mill lins, Carl Riggin, Edward Ferguson, Gebrge Lawn, H.

C. Cook. Misses Maude Brownlee, Louise Hawkins, Clara Johnson, and the visitors, Mrs J. G. Cobb and Mrs.

John P. Lewis and the hostesses. A weiner roast brought together group of young folks in the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Pitarro's home Mrs. A. M. Serex, was hostess to Miss Frances Pitarro and Miss the Musical Coterie, on Friday at her Lorethia LaDart, hostesses home on Jackson Street.

A colorful Weiners were roasted over the bar- profusion of spring flowers was the becue pit and served with delicious setting for a most interesting program viands. A feature of the evening's Dr. Joseph R. Whitaker and Mrs Whitaker entertained at a barbecue honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Rausch of Little Rock, their house guests. The barbecue was given on the grounds of the Whitaker home. A delicious barbecue supper was served at 8 in the evening to 16 guests. Mrs brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Billy C. Terral of Fort Smith, Ark were out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Ned Levee had as their guest recently Mr. Levee's father, Mt Lionel Levee of Shreveport, La.

Mrs. Maxine Rouse entertained a group of small children at a birthday I party given in honor of her little daughter, Celia Gue, whose first birth- i day it was. The children gathered on the lawn near Mrs. Rouse's apartment and kodak pictures of the group were taken by the hostess, Mrs. Rouse.

Mrs. William Davidson, Mrs. Alice Baxter and Miss Marjorie Davidson have returned from Corpus Christi, Texas, where they have enjoyed a delightful stay since late in December While there, they were guests of Mrs. Baxter's son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mis. Bruce B.

Baxter. Dr. Joseph R. Whitaker left St Joseph recently for Monroe, where he will be at the E. A.

Conway Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Whitaker and their little daughter, Betty, are joining Di Whitaker in Monroe in a short while and they will reside there for a year before returning to St. Joseph. Mrs.

Myles Smith was hostess at the concluding March meeting of Let. Petites. Bouquets of spring flowers decorated the club room for the meeting. Games were the highlight of the evening and when concluded, prizes wore won by Mrs. Joseph R.

Whitaker and Mrs. K. V. Stewart. The hostess Mrs.

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MYRTLE TURNER, MANAGER Expert Hair Stylinj? and Beauty Work Call for Appointment a wedding supper was served at the Mrs. Charles Mitchell, president of home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Johnston, the Monroe Garden Club, states that in Collinston. Mrs. Hightower is a graduate of Collinston High School and is employed in the office of the Collinston Stave Company. Mr. Hightower is a graduate of Bastrop High School.

When they return from a short wedding trip the young couple will be at home at the Collinston Hotel. on Russian Musical History in Kaleid oscope and the life of Tchaikovsky presented by Mrs. R. L. Prichard.

Miss program was the guitar music furn ished by Kirby Kyle. Those present were; Misses Antion Gertrude Sandrock gave a beautiful ette Dispenza, Ann Laws, Anna Tor- voice interpretation of 1 natore, Christine Jaeola, Catherine Chansons Enfantmes, accompanied by Fury, Sylvia Dyess, Mary Margaret Mrs. Clayton Stanhope. Mrs. Gates Comrato, Annette Lacart, Angie Riz-j McHenry rendered a brilliant piano; zo, Rita Scalia, Ruth Jones, Alice Rol- $498 solo, by Tchaikovsky.

Following the business meeting and program a brief social hour permitted the hostess to serve delicious refreshments to Mrs. B. Mrs. Thomas Bailey, wife of the! Allbritton, Mrs. F.

V. Allison, Mi.s.> governor of Mississippi, will be a Emy Lou Biedenharn, Mrs. Clayton Moore, Bob DuBos, Clarence Cooper, prominent figure at the Pilot Club Stanhope, Mrs. W. P.

Grant, fSrs.fj. C. Slavant Sam Elias, Charles Pit- convention in this city on Saturday Grayson Guthrie, Miss Mary Grace arro, Tommy Clarke, Joe Gurilando, and Sunday. Members of the local Lawn, Mrs. J.

C. Liner, Mrs. Gates Jerry Reid, Bubba Kutz, Bobby club are serving as hostesses to dele- McHenry, Mrs. R. L.

Prichard and I Holmes, Gwen Mosses, Flexie Black- gates from the third district. Miss Gertrude Sandrock. mon, Bubby Short, Frank Lane, Jack leigh, Beatrice Scalia, Gloria Waggnor, Annette Pitarro, Jo Ann La Monica, Frances Cicero, Norma De Gruy, Billye Marie Ford, Josie Mae Cicero, Vasilou Slavant, Pat Shanghnesy, J. I). Cameron, Roy Scalia, Wayne 1 Lot Wash SUITS Ages 1 to 6 Whites and Pastels Value 3.98 Pique CAPS All White Value 1.39 9S Durable ROMPERS Broadcloth and Knits Value 1.98 1 Rack I Junior pa I DRESSES Value 14.98 I 1 Group BATISTE DRESSE! Sizes 1 to 3 J1 Value 2.98 1 5 98 Pique and Eyelet Bonnets $1 Value 2.98 50 1 1 98 I Lot Plush RABBITS Value to 5.98 All Colors One Lot OVERALLS 0 to Pastel Colors Value 1.98 White PURSES Value to 1.39 98 New Bathing Suits Arriving Daily MAMIE LOUISE CHILDREN'S SHOP Located In Ruth Shop Next Door To Central Bank.