Wing Chanced Club Host Luncheon on December 21
L W Russell at 68 Eastmin Street will entertain the U C P Club at a one o'clock luncheon on December 21 replacing Miroredey yet 14. Christmas gifts will be received.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
6
L W Russell at 68 Eastmin Street will entertain the U C P Club at a one o'clock luncheon on December 21 replacing Miroredey yet 14. Christmas gifts will be received.
Mothers of Athens High School football players host a 6 o'clock banquet in the high school auditorium to honor the squad for the season. Principal O L Wood will speak, with Mrs W H Smith chairing. Speakers include R C Brickles Harp er Pendry Chrisman McKinley and the 1983 honorary captain.
The piece describes modern coiffures with curls piled high secured by clips or diadems. It notes evenings feature jeweled tiaras and combs, while daytime looks include bandeaus and shell bands. Hairstyles vary from forehead to ear to ear ringlets and centered sleek parts for exotic looks.
Miss Mary Ness hosted the Standard Bearers of the Methodist Church at 8 University Terrace. The group sang carols with Miss Agnes Kilpatrick at the piano. Goldie Ayers chaired the gathering with reports on activities and a text lesson read by Merie Higgins.
Mrs. Howard Bobo spoke on Russia the Communist Experiment using maps and descriptive material at the Higley Study Circle gathering Wednesday hosted by Mrs. L. W. Russell on East Mill Street.
Mrs. Frank R. Murphey of 156 East State Street traveled to Middleport to be with her sister Mrs. Eliza beth Hartinger who suffered a fractured shoulder and injuries in a fall at her home. J Clyde Edmundson Athens County auditor attended a two day County Auditor meeting in Columbus at the State Office Building. Mrs. Lee Murphy and daughter Miss Leah Murphy of 187 Grosvenor Street visited Hulda Murphy in New Martinsville and Miss Metta Jeffers with Genevieve Heath visited Corinne Kreppel in Crooksville.
Eleopora Buchla, Cleveland concert dancer trained abroad, will perform at the first state Dance Symposium at Ohio University Women's Gymnasium Saturday at 1 pm. Attendees include Ohio State, Cincinnati, Ohio Wesleyan, Oberlin, Kent, West Virginia, Detroit Teachers College, Toledo.
Miss Irene Witham performed a sequence of piano pieces including Humoresque To the Sea Rabbit Nocturne and Rhapsody at Memorial Auditorium convocation. An encore featured Polliwoy Cake Walk. University groups honored Phi Upsilon Pi for top academic average and William Burke received a scholarship key. Mrs. Harry Elkins has returned from surgery at Grant Hospital.
Prof A W Boetticher will speak on Ferns at the Nature Group meeting of the Athens Branch A A A W Friday December 8 at 7 30 p m on the third floor of Ohio University Agriculture Building. Mrs John A Hess and Mrs L G Bean are committee in charge. Mrs H R McVay will report on First Magnitude Stars now visible. Members may bring friends. W B A Lodge called meeting tonight at 6 45 at K of P Hall to ballot on names. Color bearers and guards to be present for practice.
Dr James P Porter professor of psychology was elected president of Ohio University Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Memorial Auditorium meeting and initiation. Professor Albert C Gubitz economics named vice president Raymer McQuiston English associate professor is secretary Miss Mabel N Swanson home economics instructor is treasurer.
Ohio University Playshop offers a second regular production titled The Infernal Masculine a light comedy melodrama. It plays tonight at 7 in Ewing Hall Auditorium directed by William K Turner with cast including Marian Danford Grace Farmer Helen Jones and Dick Cairns. Public admitted free.
Members of the Order of Eastern Star in Marietta performed a ritual from 60 years ago. Six states were represented at the meeting with an attendance of 463 from 48 chapters in the region. Loraine Chapter No. 1 of Columbus celebrated its fiftieth birthday. Marietta Chapter is No. 50.
Members of the order met at the temple on Friday nine o clock with officers tasked to act. The brief notes a gathering for the Star chapter with procedural matters and a call to attend the next session.
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