Pi Beta Phi Benefit Bridge And Bazaar Tonight
Pi Beta Phi hosts a bridge event at the Chapter House 6 S College St this evening at 7 30 with a bazaar of items from the Settlement School on display after 4 pm. Proceeds support an emergency hospital light, tested at Sheltering Arms Hospital and available to nearby communities during outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
R. W. Finsterwald
S. College St
P. O. Nichols
Oscar Fulton
Wheatly Link
Ellen Biddle
Richard McKinstry
Rufus Hopkins
Joe Trepp
H. G. Stalder
Eleanor Fisher
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cincinnati Symphony Delights Large Memorial Audience
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goossens closed the Community Concert series in Memorial Auditorium with Brahms first symphony and Moldau. A 1200 pupil matinee earlier offered kid friendly pieces and an encore Irish reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Symphony
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goossens
Memorial Auditorium
Brahm
James G. Heller
Brahms
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Tschaikowsky
Thomas
Berlioz
Victor Herbert
Rhea Brogan
de Falla
Reception at Voigt Home For Conductor Goossens
Conductor Eugene Goossens of the Cincinnati Symphony and his wife were guests of honor at a Monday evening reception hosted by the Athens Community Concert Association executive board at Dean Irman Voigt’s home Mack Flace. Attendees included Dean Voigt Dr T R Biddle and members of the Cincinnati Symphony management and fraternity directors from Sigma Alpha Iota Phi Mu Alpha and Kappa Kappa Psi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Goossens
Cincinnati Symphony
McKenney on Bridge Picks Up Bid Strategy
William Fe. McKenney advises that overbidding teaches optimal play by forcing capable handling of tough contracts. The column analyzes a recent hand where bidding led to challenging outcomes and lessons for better decision making at the table.
Neat bridge hand ends in five odd despite misfit bids
The article recounts a bridge deal where North over bids three spades and South replies five hearts. East doubles poorly but the hand yields a five odd score after careful ruffing and trumping, with declarer losing only the ace of diamonds and one heart as the five level contract is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
East
Declarer
West
All Purpose Clothes For Today's Wardrobe
1943 spring and summer wardrobes feature adaptable pieces by Mainbocher with a basic black day dress and seven accessory sets. The collection uses simple lines, glamor belts, and new flounces, plus coordinating jewelry by Coro to create versatile outfits for town shopping and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
New Yorke
Mainbocher
America
Capitol Girls Campaign for Dates We Want Men
Peggy Keshlear leads the Eight-Girls-To-Every-Man Club in Washington to ease the wartime manpower shortage. The group urges service camps to stagger leaves so servicemen meet the capital’s women rather than spending weekends apart. Peggy cites glamour and romance in DC and blames the shortage for idle evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Dixon
Washington
Capitol
Peggy Keshlear
Peggy
Committees Named at Federation Committees Named at Federation
The City Federation program featured Mrs. Thomas M. Wolfe speaking on Our Refugees, about 250 000 in the country who fled oppression. She noted they seek to preserve their culture while adopting American democracy. The president announced committees for the year including Ways and Means led by Mrs. D. B. Green, Resolution and Flowers, Legislation, Rest Room, Building, Blind Commission, and Historian. Mrs. N. S. Welk was elected trustee to replace the late Mrs. W. L. Gard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Literary Club
Thomas M. Wolfe
Lee
Roach
Ways and Means
D. B. Green
Resolution
H. G. Householder
Clyde Hines
Anna K. Price
W. L.stutz
E. L. Church
Frank Cone
Arthur Boyles
Laura Bailey
T. R. Biddle
H. G. Stalder
G. E. Mills
Paul Cotton
George Starcher
Grant Gilkey
N. S. Welk
W. L. Gard
R. P. Imes
Personal notices and club reports from Clarks Chapel area
Lieut Robert Reading visits his mother at 14 N High St then returns to Fort Sill Okla for a three month observation course. Mrs Fred Fenzel of 19 Park Place mourns her daughter in law in Detroit. John Edward Brown of Curtis Wright Columbus spent the weekend with his parents. Clark Chapel WSCS plans Easter bake sale and rummage sale bossed by Miss Mary Snow and others. Sandra Kay Andrews born April 2 at Fort Dodge Iowa. Pallas Club to meet April 10 at Mrs Hopkins home. Martzolff class meets April 15 due to church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reading
High St
Reading
Fort Sill
Okla
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
Detroit
Mich
John Edward Brown
Curtis Wright Corporation
Columbus
Vaughn Brown
Richland Ave
Curtis Wright School
Pallas Club
C. D. Hopkins
Morris Ave
T. R. Biddle
Paul Revere
Ile
Esther Forbes
Take Short Vacations From Your Make Up
Ellen Leeds, a John Powers model from Montana, advocates weekend minimal cosmetics. She cleanses and lightens skin on Fridays and goes without makeup on Saturdays and Sundays to keep natural charm and offer rest from beauty routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Leeds
John Powers
Ellen
Montana
Long Ships Passing Book Review at DAR Meeting
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the DAR met on a Saturday afternoon April 3 at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home. Mrs. H. G. Stalder reviewed The Long Ships Passing by Walter Havighurst, noting its lakes history and prominent figures. guests included Blanche Tullis Harry R. Hurn and Mrs. Chattelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter
The
DAR
J. R. Harvey
G. A. Coe
W. F. Kampf
W. V. Sprague
C. E. Stack
John Talbot
F. J. Beasley
Robert P. Tompkins
Anna Pearl Mc
Vay
H. G. Stalder
Walter Havighurst
Miami University
Oxford
Great Lakes
Blanche Tullis
Nabby Lee Ames
General
Alexander Women Meet at Stewart Home
The Alexander Women’s Association of the Alexander Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Arthur Stewart’s home. Appointments for the coming year were announced including Anna Pearl McVay as secretary of literature Elsworth McKnight as secretary of spiritual life and George Evans as program committee chair. The Lenten prayer service was held in Hebbardsville Albany and East of Margaret's Creek and will continue in other parts of the parish. Members planned attendance at the Presbyterial Society in Pomeroy on Monday April 12. The meeting featured a Easter themed program by J O Clutter with a solo by Mrs. Raymond Webb and a duet by Mrs. Paul McVay and Mrs. Ben Dorsey. The next meeting is May 7 at Mrs. Webb’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Arthur Stewart
Anna Pearl McVay
Elsworth McKnight
George Evans
Hebbardsville
Albany
Margaret's Creek
Parrish
Harry Hooper
Presbyterial Society
Pomeroy
J. O. Clutter
Raymond Webb
Paul McVay
Ben Dorsey
Webb
Pitfalls of Love in the Madge Graham Play
Madge Graham and Dicky arrive after night at Lansfield New York suite. Mary Veritzen plans an accident to drop out of the cast as spy Charles Spencer continues trailing Stephen Redfield. Carolyn’s safety is guarded while secret plots involving Olina and Georges unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Ronald
Ron
Carolyn
Marion
Madge Graham
Madge
Lansfield
New York
Mary Veritzen
Noel
Philip Veritzen
The
Mary
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Ace
Stephen Redfield
Larely
Redfield
Milner
Philip
Olga
Transvania
Olina
Georges
Trees
Spencer
Veritzens
Club Calendar Shows Tuesday Meetings and Events
The Tuesday calendar lists the Eastwood Club meeting with dinner at 6 30 p m hosted by Dr and Mrs W S Gamertsfelder and a program by Prof Pauline Fontaine. Hobson Study Circle meets 7 30 p m with Mrs H G Householder seven five N Lancaster St Philathea Class meets with Miss Velma Staneart 75 N High St 7 30 p m White Shrine public installation 8 30 p m April 6 Odd Fellows Hall cookies for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastwood
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Paul Fontaine
Hobson Study Circle
H. G. Householder
Lancaster St
Philathea
First Christian Church
Velma Staneart
High St
Odd Fellows Ll
Aovel
Central Avenue Methodist Church
E. E. Cole
Pi Beta Phi
Jerusalem
The
Sunday Schools of
Athens
Ohio University radio returns with Prom Bait cast
WOUE resumes tonight at 7 30 pm after a week off air. Ernestine Beebe presents Prom Bait a radio play starring Dale Engle Logan Doris Bauer June Lewi John Meigzer James Dyas and A Fiering Meg Miller directs with Jack Gossman handling sound effects Dee Edwards delivers world news Dick Mitchell reports campus flashes Jane Col ren handles musical announcements and Dale Engle announces the evening. A separate note covers a birthday party for Dalene Wade with family guests and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
WOUE
Ernestine Beebe
Dale Engle
Logan
Doris Bauer
June Lewi
John Meigzer
James Dyas
A Fiering
Meg Miller
Jack Gossman
Dee Edwards
Dick Mitchell
Wil
Jane Col Ren
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Moldau
Smetana
Florida
Danville
Philip Heseltine
Delius
Schwanda
Weinberger
Schwanda the
Czechoslovakia
United States
Mr. Goosens
Rimski-Korsakov
Barcole
Offenbach
Voigt
Goossens
Ma Alpha Tota, Phi Mu Alpha
Kappa Kappa Psi
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkhammn
Silly Willy
Private Hargrove
Putty Knife Factory
Will Rogers
McKenney
William FE. McKenney
South West Pass
Mainbacher
Coro
Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Allom
Hamlyn
Hamlyn Club
Clyde Littler
Stewart St
PKA House Party
Pi Kappa Alpha
Bobcats
RIDE
WEE Club
C. E. Lawson
N. Congress St
Capitol Girls
Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Eva Snow
Nelle Bell
Lettie Hedges
Arthur Kokar
Joe Lohse
Route Two
Ted Andrews
Fort Dodge
Sandra Kay
Andrews
Rhoda Lohse
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
BY Alici
Alexander
Stewart Home
Adele Garrison
Richard
Trip
Margaret
Underwoods
Highy Study Circle
O. U. Terrill
Maplewood Drive
A. C. Anderson
East Side P. T. A
Fred Luchs
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Athens Township
Mary Lagan
Logan’s Corner
W.C.T.U
Presbyterian Church
Grogan
Lucy Wharton
E. A. Brown
Dalene Wade
Dalene
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell Senna
Stanley's Shoe Store
Woodworth
Athens, Ohio
Elle
CLINE
Courthouse
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