Short Skirts Back In Style Says Paris Reporter
New York April 27. Paris style reporter Miss Beatrice Mathieu predicts a fashion cycle shift as long skirts return. She recalls 1928 when short skirts sparked a vow to never wear long ones again, but notes the trend has swung back as change and nudity perceptions alter womens wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Beatrice Mathieu
Paris Atyle
United States
Akirta
Maxine
Ann
Miss Mathieu
Mathieu
Riviera
America
France
U C D Club Meets at Hibbard Home Luncheon Held
The U C D Club met Thursday at Mrs P G Hibbard's home for a two course luncheon. Mrs Roy Duplier presided over the business meeting with ten members responding to roll call. Guests included Mrs C M Copeland Mrs Alex Nelson Mrs Clint Carr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. D. Club
P. G. Hibbard
Hibbard
N. & Wemp
George Fleming
Roy Dupler
C. M Copeland
Alex Nelson
Clint Carr
Wempt
George Coe
M. J. Pillery
Best Dressed woman arrives in New York in green ensemble
Mrs Harrison Williams arrives in New York from abroad wearing an emerald green tailored dress a green tweed coat a green hat and brown gloves and shoes all described as nearly all American. The outfit features a green flowered tie tied in a bow and brim details on the hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Ium
America
Harrison Williams
New York
Potluck Supper Led by Christian Church Guild
The Christian Church Guild held a potluck supper before its regular meeting at Mrs Reuben Kittle's home on May Avenue. President Mrs Carlos Cameron led a brief business session. Miss Margaret Morrison led devotions on Burning Hearts. Miss Loulea Steele read The Plea. Mrs Mildred Banks shared stories of three young missionaries in Argentina, Mexico and Paraguay. Mrs Hamilton Oldfield attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Guild
Reuben Kittle
May Avenue
Howard
Wood
Carlos Cameron
Margaret Morrison
Misa Loulea Steele
Christ
Latin America
Misa Ethel Beekman
Mixes Beekman
Mexico
Argentina
Paraguay
Mies Mildred Banks
Hamilton Oldfield
Putnam Carnival Scooters and Races Draw Local Children
The ninth annual Scooter Carnival at Rufus Putnam School on Lorraine Avenue next Saturday May 5 features scooter, tricycle, kiddie car, wagon, bicycle and roller skating contests. Children from Salem, Rock Riffle, Mechanicburg, Chauncey, Circle Hill, The Plains and The Children's Home compete with Central, East Side and Putnam schools in multiple age group races and events.
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Lorraine Avenue
Rufus Putnam School
Salem
Rock Riffle
Mechanicaburg
Chauncey
Circle Hill
Plains
Central
East Side
Putnam
To Be a Leader Be a Bridge says Hall at Westminster Banquet
Dr William Ralph Hall of Philadelphia told fifty Westminster Fellowship members and guests that leaders must be bridges over careless conduct, urging Christian conviction and pioneering spirit in a changing world. Webster Dalton and Walter Sindlinger spoke, new officers and council members were installed, and a banquet committee led by Betty Hilles organized the event. Helen Reynolds of Ohio University attends commerce teachers meeting in Columbus today.
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William Ralph Hall
Philadelphia
Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Hall
Rowena Kesler
Westminster
Webster Dalton
Walter Sindlinger
Martha Flood
John Pick
EB. A. Hansen
P. L. Peterson
L. C. Staats
A. ¥. Wilcox
Betty Hilles
Mary Bramhall
Helen Holtham
Robert Loyer
Adelaide Dyball
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
The
of Commerce Teachers Tin
Columbus
Dr Anderson Speaks to Central Grade PTA
Dr A C Ander son, assistant professor psychology at Ohio University, addressed Central Grade School PTA on Mental Hygiene. First and second graders sang, Ruth McConnell's violin students performed, and fifth graders presented The Magic Window. Officers were elected: President Herman Duntee, Vice President J R Gentry, Secretary Bernice Kayser, Treasurer M P Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Anderson
Ohio Univerity
Central
P. T A
Herman Duntee
J. R. Gentry
Bernice Kayser
M. P. Wright
Residents Attend Events and Travel Notices in Athens Area
Mrs. Roger Connor left for Austin Utah after her mother in law Mrs. Phillip Kohn died Thursday. Mrs. F. W. Bush returned from Columbus after visiting Mrs. James M. Rector. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chappell finished a two day visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harvey. George Starr Lasher, head of Ohio University Journalism, left for Indianapolis for Theta Chi meetings. Mrs. Virgil Baughman sang German songs at Esther Class handkerchief shower at Mrs. Roy Cline. Ohio University Vested Choir to give a concert Tuesday at Trinity Methodist Church in Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winning announce the birth of a son Friday April 27. grandparents are Hiram Young and Mrs. Mabel Winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Connor
Elmwood Drive
Austin
Utah
Phillip Kohn
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University Department of Journalism
Indianapolis
Theta Chi
Baughman
Virgil Baughman
Esther
Roy Cline
Ohio University
Trinity Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Robert Winning
Julia Young
Spring Street
Hiram Young
Athens R. D
Mabel Winning
West State Street
Dinner Given By Auxiliary Honors Alpha Delta Pi Members
A formal dinner for 530 hosted by Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary honored actives and pledges at The Colonial on Thursday evening. Sweet peas adorned tables. outgoing president Miss Betty Lewis introduced the new president Miss Patsy Quinn. Patronesses Mrs Roger Connor Mrs W Trautwein Mrs George W C Milikan and Mrs Nenng were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary
Colonial
Roger Connor
W. J. Traut
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