The Omaha guide., 1933-10-07
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The jacques Club has held three
social meetings . since sorganizihgi
Meetings have been held at the~homes
Of George A. Low, Edward A. Bid
dick, and Orville IA Jones: The next
meeting.is to be, held %at-the residence
Of Walter Rhodes. 'Itcan' bestestified
that a:geod time aras been. had by all
at the Jacques. meetings, for they'are
really righteous; We are very" glad1to
announce the return of our twelfth
member, William King who@had' been
vacationing in California. Chemist
Williams, reporter. -
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The Mystery Club met tatethe hall at
Path and Parker Streets last -Satur-
day night. The meeting was called To
order by the president, Mrs Smith,
A brief business session was trans
acted. MRS Vance, Secretary, Virgil
Sherman, reporter. r.
-%%zsEn,-
7. The Fab Opening Of the Jolly
Briagettes was held September 26tht
at the home of Mrs Stella Sullivan,
2516 Burdette Street: The annual
electionof officers was held with the
following results: President, Mrs.
Galoway5- vice prasident; Mrs Cassie
Jackson;- secretary, Mrs Katherine
Manley, assistant secretary Mrs
Stella Sullivan; treasurer, Mrs Myrs
Kineaid; chairman of entertainment
committee; Mrs; Ersie Haden; re
porter, Mrs Bernice Henry.
After all business was transacted
the afternoon was spent in bridge
The hostess later served a delightful
luncheon. The next meeting will be
with the new president, Mrs. Mary
Galloway, 2714 Lake Street on Oct
ober 10, 1888. Mrs Mary Galloway
president; Bernice Henry, reporter.
The Modem Art Club met Septem.
Der 18th at the home of Mrs. Villa
Johnson, 2225. North 24th. Street
There were fourteen members pres
ent and we spent and enjoyable even
ing sewing. Afterwards we were ser
we'd in a most gracious manne by. the
hostess with a delicious luncheon.
which is the reason Why. all members
a ! always eager to MAKE every meet
ing Mrs Lavida Butler, president;
Miss Irma Speese, reporter.
Well folks! Les Charmontes aae on
the air again, The meeting was OPEN
sd in its usual manner at the honse
of Mr.. Alva Baldwin. While it is
amp1S time any nj wishing to join
mast get their applications in now
Mr. Waffle Saunders, Misses Rachel
Hartley and Ella Thomas handed in
their applications and were accepted
by the club.
The question of meeting during the
week instead of on Sunday was dis
cussed. For a while it seemed. to be
Trouble in Paradise" BIT it was de-
cided upon to have three seetings a
month, two ON Sunday and ore during
the week.
A, committee Of three was apBfnt-
ed to plan our first event of the sea
being a Halloween Party. Tl1s
IS as follows. Misses Ella
Mills, Constance Mullins, and Mr.
Vollie Saunders.
We can't say in these modern days
that the men don't know their %colors.
In choosing our club c~oIors, the men
displayed their color harmony very
artistically. After a brief hystarical
moment black and white were the
c~olors.
Miss Minnie Preyor was our visit !
u for the afternoon. She expects to
DIN in the near future.
When the meeting was adjourned,
dr Baldwin surprised the club by
lshering them into the dining room
o a delightful luncheon served buff
ct style, which tickled the palate
nd pleased the stomach.
The next meeting will be 1t the
iome Of Miss Henrietta Edison, 2708
on Wednesday, October IL,
933 at eight o'clock. VIII you be
An invitation for visitors is
extended. Charles Davis, pres
lent Roberta Pharr, reporter.