Elegant Society Shower Announces Early Summer Wedding
Miss Margaret N. Lax, secretary to Dean Irma Voigt at Ohio University, will wed Mr. John F. Druckemiller of Columbus. The engagement was announced at a Faculty Women's Club shower hosted by Miss Edna Way and Miss Esther Dunham with bride gifts stacked like a cake and prizes awarded for bridge, followed by a formal dinner with tulip decor and attendees including Miss Alma Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret N. Lax
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
John F. Druckemiller
Columbus
Faculty Women’s Club
Edna Way
Esther Dunham
Miss Lax
Alma Brown
Margaret Able
June Southworth
Irene Devlin
Ida M. Patterson
Eastwood
Lorena Betty Morris
Velma Phillips
Florence Justin
Isabelle Work
Hazel Willis
Cath
Garden Club Sees Flowers On Hillsides
Athens Garden Club members met at Mrs. J. T. Merwin’s home to view side hill gardens. Daffodils narcissus and spring flowers shone in Merwin’s garden while Copeland’s wild flower garden drew the most attention. Mrs. Ash spoke on Spring and Dusting of Flowers and Shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
Side Hill
Merwin
Frank Copeland
Copeland
Isaac Ash
Laura Bailey
Child Conservation League Hears Yearly Program
Members of the Child Conservation League met with Mrs. Earnest Hart and approved plans for the coming year. Three delegates were named to liaise with the Athens Committee on Peace. The program included a talk by Prof. W. F. Copeland on child conservation and readings from national magazines. The group will hold its annual dinner on May 11. A charity event by the Episcopal Church auxiliary screens "Three Smart Girls" Thursday and Friday, chaired by Miss Bertha Stickney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Earnest Hart
James Whitcombe Riley
Athens Committee On Peace
Frank Cone
Harry Cakenougher
Charles Farrow
W. F. Copeland
Charles Schuster
Fred C. Keller
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Pearl Helwig
Omiss
Bertha Stickney
Maplewood Drive
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Maecenas Club Meets for Banking Paper at Cooley Home
At a Maecenas Literary Club session Mrs. Williom delivered a paper titled Our Banking and Money. The meeting began with America the Beautiful and the pledge. Guest Mrs. F S Winters attended. The next gathering plans the annual dinner on May 11 at the Gay Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
E. D. Cooley
Williom
America
F. S. Winters
Gay Tea Room
Putnam School Festival Delights With Fairy Dancers Indians and Olympians
Rufus Putnam students present a spring program featuring six grades in a diverse show. First graders stage a spring awakening with a green caterpillar and flowers. second graders depict Indian life. third graders stage fairy dances. fifth grade presents an oil origin story with an original song. sixth grade performs a Volga Fair scene. fourth graders enact Olympic games. The program includes a reader-friendly mime of block printing and a Rufus Putnam song. Audiences fill the auditorium and applaud warmly as teachers and Miss Ward coordinate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rufus Putnam
Volga
Geraldine Oldroyd
Alda Shaw
Mabel LeMasters
Earl Kelly
Margaret Goodlve
Putnam
Ward
Olsen
Evans
Johnson
DeLand
Nelson
Dunham
Birth of Donald Woodrow Knox at Athens April 27
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Knox announce the birth of a son Donald Woodrow born April 27. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wade Love and Mr J W Knox. Athens plan church supper at Mt Zion Baptist Church Thursday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Knox
Donald Woodrow
Wade Love
J. W. Knox
Athens
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Women's Music Club Elects Mrs Gaylord Head And Officers
Mrs C C Millikan hosted the Women s Music Club at her home in Athens on Monday. Officers elected include President E H Gaylord Vice President Jeanette Brown Recording Secretary C C W Janssen Treasurer P L Peterson Historian W R Phillips Choral Director Mary Blayney Corresponding Secretary A R Guest. A musical program followed with talks on music dissemination and performances by several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Millikan
N. High St
E. H. Gaylord
Jeanette Brown
Cc. W. Janssen
P. L. Peterson
W. R. Phillips
Mary Blayney
A. R. Guest
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison objects to Edith Fairfax as she receives a spiteful letter about Dicky and money. The narrator weighs jealousy and trust while Edith hints at danger to Dicky and her power to intervene, ending with a promise to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Dicky
Edith Fairfax
Edith
Madge
New York
Hugh Grantland
Social calendar items and meetings listed for week
The Social Calendar lists events across groups and venues. PEO meets at Mrs E C Class 311 East State Street Wednesday at 730 p m. Py thian Sisters meet in IOOF Hall N Court Street Wednesday at 730 p m. Faithful Few Club postponed to May 13 at the Gay Tea Room hosted by Mrs Audrey Dinsmoor. Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni elect officers at 5 North Congress Street Thursday 730 p m. Bishop Class Central Avenue M E Church holds monthly meeting Thursday 730 p m in the church basement. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday 730 p m in IOOF Hall. Eleanor Stiles piano recital Thursday April 29 at 8 p m Music Hall. Ladies Aid Richland Ave Methodist Protestant Church meets Thursday 1 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
E. C
E. State St
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
N. Court St
Faithful Few Club
Audrey Dinsmoor
Nannie Allom
Dance Club of Ohio University Presents Mothers Weekend Program
The Dance Club of Ohio University stages a new program for Mothers Weekend on Friday April 30 at 8 o clock in the Dance Concert. Features include origin based numbers sketches and finished dances with group pieces like Resolution Gala ment and Resultant. Composer Earl Kelly wrote all music and will accompany the performers led by Miss Elma Hill and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Club of
Ohio University
Johnny
Scriabine
Earl Kelly
Elma Hill
Leona Paltroqitz
Pauline Shea
Dorothy Greenaway
Florence Heitman
Betty Goldsmith
Jean Jones
Annabelle Robinson
Mary Ellen Moore
Helen Gamertsfelder
Eleanor Kent
Five Birthdays Celebrated at Greens Party in Greens Home
At the home of Mr and Mrs William Green 88 Central Ave five guests honored for birthdays this month. A dinner from guest baskets. cake baked by Owen Carmichael. Attendees include Mrs Green and daughter Donna Ath ens and many relatives from New Marshfield Lancaster Glouster Logan Nelsonville Carbondale and Mineral. Prof C W Janssen in Clarksburg WV to speak at High School Band Festival at Salem College with 1500 musicians present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Central Ave
Owen Carmichael
Green
Donna
Athens
Lawrence Armstrong
Lancaster
Floyd Beveridge
George Beveridge
New Marshfield
Beveridge
Rodger Beveridge
Byron Beveridge
Loren Hartley
Glouster
Ruth Nixon
Logan
Hobart McDaniel
New Plymouth
Hoyt McDaniel
Jerry
Ted McDaniel
Garry
Howard Beveridge
Beverly
Nelsonville
Fred Beveridge
Paul
Doris
Eileen
Rodger
Carbondale
Hansen Jewett
Betty
Frank Brown
Joe Barron
Marshall
William Younkins
Mineral
Robert Winning
Robbie
Mayme Winning
Janet
Margaret
Alice
Earl Carmichael
Raymond Carmichael
John Carmichael
Barbara Lou
James Carmichael
Fred Green
Leonard Lewis
Billie
Melvin
Jean
Pearl
Bobbie
Kenneth
Cynthia Katharine
C. W. Janssen
Ohi University
Clarksburg
W. Va
Salem College
Legion Women Host Poppy Dance May 1 at Hotel Berry
May Day event by the Legion Auxiliary features Fritz Wheaton orchestra and guest vocalists. Proceeds fund new American flags. Central committee includes Mrs. Anthony Padden and others. dance slogan urges attendance. Wives meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Dailey’s home. WCTU convention guest speaker in Jackson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Hotel Berry
Padden
Highway Wives Club
W. R. Dailey
Hooper St
T. A. Copeland
Athens County Woman's Christian Temperance Association
Jackson
Jackson County
WCTU
First Presbyterian Church
Honoring Mary Louise Lowden at Nelsonville Country Home
Mrs. Donald Lowden entertained about 20 friends Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 to celebrate her daughter Mary Louise's birthday. Guests included Dorothy Jane McCafferty and Mary Caroline Bricker of Chauncey. The home was adorned with flowers, followed by dinner, games, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald Lowden
Mary Louise
Dorothy Jane McCafferty
Mary Caroline Bricker
Chauncey
Lowden
Harrold Returns Home After Brother Stillwell Die
Mrs Lily Harrold of Birmingham Alabama returned home after being summoned by the death of her brother Frank Stillwell in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lily Harrold
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Stillwell
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Bride of Columbus
Erine Bedford
Garden Club
CCL
Maecenas
Logans
Ritz-Carlton
Women’s Music Club
Gaylord
Hear
Chopin
Vera Beard
Griffes
Whithorne
Redfield
Louise Hammerle
Mary T. Noss
Betty McClure
School of Music
Cappriccio Scarlotti
Brahms
Jacquard
Velour
Onl
Swanson
University
Sophone
Zeta Tau Alpha
Julia Cable
N. Congress St
Central Ave. M. E. Church
Greens’ Party
Mothers Day
Whitman
McKee Drug Coecurinty Bank
Dial
Jess Hawkins
Ace Band of Rhythm
Athens Country Club
Sigma Pi
Hawkins
Trianon Ballroom
Cleveland
Legion
VOGUE
Gruen
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
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