Davis Family Debuts Daughter To Cincinnati Society
Miss Virginia Nancy Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Jefferson Davis of Cincinnati, is presented to society with a series of events. The coming out includes a Saturday afternoon at home, a Saturday evening reception, and upcoming balls and club events through December 31. Miss Davis is a Westover School graduate who studied in Paris and returned last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nancy Davis
Thomas Jefferson Davis
Cincinnati
James D. Brown
Athens
Davis
Gibson
Yale Dramatic Club
Queen City Club
Lauderdale
Paris
States
Social Calendar for the Week Highlights Local Events
A busy social week features the Order of Eastern Star initiation Monday at 7, the Child Conservation League Christmas party Tuesday at Mrs Tred Lee Tom’s Maplewood Drive On, Mae Cenas Literary Club Christmas party Tuesday at 2, Delphian Society Tuesday at 7 in the Chamber of Commerce, Daughters of Union Veterans and farewell for Mr. Mary Fryburger Wednesday at Mrs Tom Rosser’s 34 Most Washington Street, Women’s Missionary Society Christmas meeting Tuesday at the church at 3 30, and a Christmas party at the Only Club Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Grover and Mr and Mrs Wheeler Dew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onr
Child Conservation League
Tred Lee Tom
Maplewood Drive
C M Darst
Second Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Delphian Society
Chamber of Commerce
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mary Fryburger
Tom Rosser
Washington Street
Womens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Margaret Benedict
Genesieve Apgar
Moore
Grover
Wheeler Dew
Story of Turtles Told in Pictures at West Side School
A second grade student assembly at West Side School featured a moving picture story of two pet turtles, Roly and Poly. Crayon drawings created by boys and girls depicted incidents from the turtles’ lives, rolled on a mechanism for unwinding to reveal a complete scene. The show followed Roly’s arrival to Miss Irma Johnson, a school box for transport, and Poly’s arrival after another turtle was found. The class fed the pets worms and insects, observed their winter hibernation, and prepared a dirt-filled “House” painted green with black turtle decorations, where the animals settled in for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roly
Poly
West Side School
Irma Johnson
Phil Love
Bu Charles Robson
Typical British Beauty Independent Sigma Phi Gamma Opens Local Chapter
The LPHA TAU chapter of Sigma A Phi Gamma, a national sorority, is installed today in Athens with a luncheon at Congress Tea Room. Installing officers include Mrs Irene Worley and Miss Marie Sinea, with Psi chapter’s Esther Murphey. Initiates listed include Mabel Ballentine, Gladys Jones, Hulda Murphey, Mildred Butts, Grace Hawk, Mildred Ballentine, Pearl French, Geneva Jones, Edith Wilson, and Thelma Lehew. Sigma Phi Gamma began in Hartford City Indiana on August 20 1920 founded by nine girls including Irene Worley. The national sorority has 40 chapters across Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Maryland, Arizona, California, Florida, Louisiana, Colorado, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpha Tau
Sigma A Phi Gamma
Athens
Congress Tea Room
Irene Worley
Slema Fhi
Marie Sinea
Esther Murphey
Psi Chapter
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Mabel Ballentine
Gladys Jones
Hulda Murphey
Mildred Butts
Grace Hawk
Mildred Ballentine
Pearl French
Geneva Jones
Edith Wilson
Thelma Lehew
Sigma Phi Gamma
Hartford City
Ind
Mra
United States
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Maryland
Arizona
California
Florida
Louisiana
Colorado
New York
Kessingers Feted During Athens Visit by Relatives
R W L KESSINGER former federal auditor of Porto Rico and Mrs Kessinger from Kansas City are hosted by sister Mrs C L Poston and Dr and Mrs T R Biddle in Athens. A series of social events includes dinners at the Grosvenor home and Colonial, a Majestic theater party, and luncheons at Betsy Mills Tea Room and Colonial, with Mrs Harvey M Roach, Mrs Elizabeth Kern, and Mrs Biddle among the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. L. Kessinger
Federal Auditor
Porto Rico
Kessinger
Kansas City
Athens
C. L. Poston
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
H. Grosvenor
Married People's Class Elect Officers
The article notes officer elections for two church groups, WBA and the Married People’s Class of the First MCLC Church. It lists officers for the WBA and for the class including names such as Edith Saylor, Frieda Willock, Lulu Cross, Mary Hamilton, Lillian Jordan, Baith Dunod, Alice Bingmah, Eydis Givens, Zoln Dunfee, Mattie Pritchard, Elizabeth Littler, Elizabeth Davis, and Fannie King, with Ralph Palmer, Sam C Warren, John Dowler, Don Cuppinger, Fred H McCoy, and others serving as officers for the respective bodies. The piece also recounts related social activities, donations, and personal notes about members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B A
Edith Saylor
Frieda Willock
Lulu Cross
Mary Hamilton
Lors Boring
Lillian Jordan
Baith Dunod
Alio Bingmah
Eydis
Givens
Zoln Dunfee
Mattie Pritchard
Elizabeth Littler
Elizabeth Davis
Fannie King
MCLC
Ralph Palmer
Sam C Warren
John Dowler
Pier Don Cuppinger
Fred H . McCoy
Cullums
O. E. Cullums
Buffalo
Darla Cullums
Athens High School
Ural
Herbert
Pranamother
Louisa Cullum
Kelley
Columbus
George S. Putnam
Sadie
Saubers
Miss Louise
Louise
Ashton Hunter Cullums
Elaborate Chi Omega Dinner at Beasley Home
A grand Chi Omega dinner Friday evening at the Frank J. Beasley residence in Grandview Heights drew patronesses, active members, pledges and alumnae. Seventy preparations and 63 covers reflected Chi Omega cardinal and straw colors with chrysanthemum arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Frank J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
J. Halliday Cline
Franz L. Woodworth
Josephine C. Scott
Blaine R Goldsberry
Carl H. Beasley
A. Bruce Wells
J. Alonzo Palmer
Myo
Willfried O. Mauck
Edward Bolin
C. Lloyd Strecker
Cincinnat
F. J. Beasley
Wises Jettie Denmark
Mary Louie Hartnell
Alice Beasley
Virginia Coe
Margaret Johnson
Helen Townsend
Eeinson
Wiss Rele
Past Chiefs Club Christmas Party at Mrs Wade Bean Home
Christmas tree gifts exchanged delighted Past Chiefs Club members at the party held Friday evening at 95 West State Street. Readings by Mrs TL Church and Mrs J Hudson. Mrs ED Cooley sang. Mrs C L Cooley won first prize, Mrs I Beverage second. Next meeting with Mrs ICY Luic on Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs Club
Wade Bean
West State Street
TL. Church
J Ww Hudson
ED Cooley
Cooley
Icy
Luic
Nomi Congress Street
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T. J. Davis
Daughter
Cincinnati Society
Ydia Lash Evans
C W Link
Mulberry Street
R Baumline
R G Palmer
Florence Lash Williams
Boston
Mass
Lydia Lash
Evans
Order of Eastern Star
Ves Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Eob
North Congress Street
Roger Connor
C W W. Gross
Marie C Baker
George Rutkosie
W G Danford
Lizzie Yonstein
Longe Bottom
Nancy Taning
Perry Haining
Eee
Lavina Bechley
Lancaster Street
Beckley
Mia
Gladys Patton
Paul Iton
T. M. Pilcher
McCann
Marietta
Women's Foreign Society
RS Mary G. Ness
The
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Arthur Hunter
Oon Schilling
Mary G. Noss
Mary T Noss
L. Brown
LO W. Chubb
W. A Stutz
A E Wagter
A FE. Dent
Waterford
Lancaster School of Missions
C M Coulter
Young Women’s Missionary Society
J & Pickering
C Schilling
King’s Heralds
J. L. Pickering
Marton
Africa
Inez Alexander
Elery Michael
Frazer
Rhoda Johnson
Lulu Poston
Edith McBee
P G. Dowler
Home Missionary Society
H J. Holcombe
Nelson McDaniels
Econd Gerade
the Little Pony
Photographers Association of America
Callums
Torever
S&s. Court St
Nel On
Brock
NPA
America
England
Dorothy Pelline Acton
Lord Richard Dalberg-Acton
Mrs. Kessinger
Cornwells
Athens Jewelers
I. O. O. F. Benefit
W. B. Drake
Quality
S. Court St
Glouster
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