University Symphony Heard In Memorial Auditorium
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra gave its second program in Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday at 8 pm with contralto Helen Hedden Roach as soloist. Works included Mendelssohn Ruy Blas, dances from The Bartered Bride, Gounod Divine Redeemer, a tango La Medиа Noche, Strauss Gypsy Baron, and Glinka Russian and Ludmilla. The program featured violin obbligato by Mary Elizabeth Ellis and organist Allen R. Kresge.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Helen Hedden Roac
Mendelssohn
Ruy Blas
Smetna
Gounod
Ludmilla
Personal notices of Easter travels and visits in Columbus area
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Foulk plan to return home after Easter with daughter Betty in Manhasset N Y. Miss Nelle Foster recovering from pneumonia. Families from Columbus and Hebbardsville Dayton and Athens report Easter visits with relatives and friends. Kay Murphy guest of her parents and slated to speak at Sigma Rho Ohio University. Robert Hawk returns to Youngstown after visiting family. Fred C. Shafer hosts relatives in Columbus and Richland Ave.
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C. C. Foulk
Betty
Manhasset
N. Y
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Nelle Foster
R. A. Foster
Woodard Ave
Florence Brewer
Dayton
John Brewer
Alice Brewer
Kay Murphy
Sunday State Society
The
Columbus Dispatch
John Murphy
Robert Hawk
Youngstown
Lawhead Apts
W. Hayden Shafer
Patricia Ann
Detroit
Mich
Fred C. Shafer
Richland Ave
Athens
Lowell Kenney
Columbus
W. H. Woolley
Way and Rood Exhibit of Watercolors and Wood Sculpture
Edna Martha Way and John Rood open a joint show at the Chubb Library Art Gallery featuring Way’s landscapes from Vermont to Honolulu and Rood’s modern wooden carvings. The exhibit includes Mexican Hats Torso and Diamond Head along with heads and figures by Rood and Way works reflecting rayonism and industrial themes.
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Edna Martha Way
John Rood
Vermont
Washington
Honolulu
Mexico
Chubb Library
Ohio University Art Department
Philadelphia
Miss Way
Burlington
Montpelier
New York
Stockbridge
National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors
American Fine Arts Galleries
Tricker
57Th St
Monina
Henderson
Art Alliance
Pablo Valley
New York Water Color Club
57Th St. Wood
Crime Situation Discussed At Meeting Of Club
Mr and Mrs Jaude Foulk of Manhasset New York were guests of Irma Voigt at the Tuesday Club meeting hosted by Prof and Mrs L J Addicott at 55 Elmwood Place A dinner was served at 6 30 p m followed by C D Hopkins reading a paper on the crime situation in the United States a careful study of statistics.
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Jaude’ Foulk
Manhasset
N. Y
Irma E. Voigt
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
C. D. Hopkins
United States
Mrs Reed Reviews Forty Years on Main Street
Mrs F W Reed reviewed Forty Years on Main Street by William Allen White at the Social Literary Club meeting hosted by Mrs J B Heidler at 76 Morris Ave. Tea was served after the program. An exhibit features a polychrome Flight into Egypt with gold leaf and bas relief works including a Pieta and a cross stations piece. Mr Rood has been invited by New York agents to create ten modern plaster heads for Commercial Display Company for window use. The Edwin Watts Chubb Library gallery displays the exhibit to the public during library hours.
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Main Street
William Allen White
F. W. Reed
Social Literary Club
J. B. Heidler
Morris Ave
Egypt
Rood
New York
Creative Display Company
Edwin Watts Chubb
Marriage A Sequel to Our Comrades By Adele Garrison
Adele Garrison continues the serialized tale as Mary and the detective discuss Philip Verst and espionage. The pair debate whether Verst is behind the surveillance, while Mary chides their theories and the danger from Papa Verst. They plan to force a resolution and notice a hidden door in the suite.
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Mary
Katie
Philip Veritzen
Miss Whitlock
Rufus Putnam School Fifth Grade Art Gallery Exhibition
The sixth graders at Rufus Putnam School display pastel works in the training school hall. Subjects range from White's Mill and floral designs to baseball scenes, animals, and a Tea Party in Gibson Girl dress. Each child’s imagination and skill are evident in the colorful, lively pieces.
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Rufus Putnam
Margaret, Abel
White
White's Mill
Anna Maxwell
Betty Lou Coons
Jeny Claire Sprague
Rhea Nell Downie
Betty Ann Bartlett
John Hyre
Aldena Davis
Jimmie Wakefield
Teddy Dean
Cope
Kay
Abel
Half Notes in Nature Shape Kids Family Life
Olive Roberts Barton compares children to musical scales noting half tones in nature. Some youngsters conform precisely to rules, while others are nonconformists with in-between notes. Parents should accept their differences and trust the child’s own code.
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China
DAR Group Holds Saturday DAR Meeting at Lash Home
Miss Susan Lash hosted the Nab bie Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Lash residence Saturday. Officers were elected including regent Belle Eddie Mercer and vice regents John Cross and W. L. Gard with Pickering historian. Registrar, treasurer, and historian reported their annual totals. Refreshments followed in the dining room with Mrs. Finsterwald and Miss Pickering presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lash
Nelle Pickering
H. L. Atkinson
Nabbie Lee Ames Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lash Home
Belle Eddie Mercer
John Cross
W. L. Gard
Pickering
Board of
Russell W. Finsterwald
Orville Dailey
Mary Kahler
Atkinson
R. L. Morton
P. G. Hibbard
J. R. Harvey
Mary Williams
George Pilcher
A. O. Sloan
Finsterwald
Calendar items share Wednesday meetings and social events
Daughters of Union Veterans meet at IOOF Hall 730 PM with inspection and refreshments. Pocahontas Lodge meets Red Men's Hall 730 PM with potluck supper after business. Naomi Bible Class meets at Mrs Grant Michael’s home 730 PM assisted by Mrs Robert Hawk. Priscilla Needle Club hosts luncheon 1 PM at Country Club. Child Study Club at 730 PM hosted by Mrs Paul McConnel. Lydia Lash Evans Club meets 230 PM at Mrs Ross Wright. Prof Louis A Ondis speaks on Spain trip. King's Daughters Class Weslayan Service Guild meet 730 PM at Arvilla Van Dyke's home.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Naomi Bible Class of the Plains
Grant Michael
Robert Hawk
Lydia Lash Evans
Ross Wright
Maplewood Drive
Louis A. Ondis
Spain
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Arvilla van Dyke
W. State St
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University Symphony Orchestra
Memorial
Mrs. Wilds
Needle Club
W. D. Wilds
Grosvenor St
Herb Parker
Dollie Dean
Thomas Edmundson
Jesse Pierce
Mary Tillery
Miss Apgar
Aauw Book Review Group
AAUW
Faculty Women's Club
Genevieve Apgar
Ohio University
Edna St. Vincent Millay
W. F. Copeland
Madame Curie
Eve Curie
Paul J. Downey
Second St
Bates Church
B. F. Cline
Tommy
Jack
Floyd Butcher
George Jack
Russell Carmean
Betty Jean
Russell, Jr
Charles
Arthur Pemberton
Roseville
Herbert Hawk
New Lexington
Charles Leighty
Hebbardsville
Robert Masterton
William Masterton
E. Carpenter St
Ralph McDermott
Jo Ann
McDermott
Homer Rodehaver
By Marian Bush Reeder
Harlan Hatcher
Ohio State University
Frank Roos
Mary Teeter
Jim Johnson
O. A
Lloyd Clark
Church of the Good Shepherd
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Veritzen
Nevaire
Darling
Papa
Philip Verstamp
Dayly
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Henry L. Doherty
Dolly Gann
Continental Congress
D. C
Doherty
Gann
Charles Curtis
Hoover
Steppe
Athens Street
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Gallipolis
Miss Hazel Richard
R. N. Director of Nursing
Holzer Hospital
Montague
Grey
Tan
Logan
Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Meighen
Bates Christian Endeavor Meeting
Forrest Meighen
Bates Christian Endeavor Society
Myra Lambert
Bates M. P. Y. P
Audra Tribe
R. W. Huff
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Queen Esthers
R. C. Orr
A. R. Caster
Nannie Allom
DAR Group
E.R. Lash Home
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
L. C. Baker
Priscilla Needle Club
Country Club
Paul McConnel
Avon Place
Wade Schwartz
Harry Frank
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Hamiltons
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
Coats
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