Valentine Costume Ball Planned by Country Club in Athens
The Athens Country Club announces its third invitational dance of the season a Valentine costume ball with prizes for clever outfits. Forty new members join the party as W. L. Logan J. R. Roberts and Anna Lots Saum lead the committee planning the membership gathering.
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Valentine
Country Club
Athens County Club
Perriots
Old King Cole
Miss Muffet
Alice In Wonderland
Mae West
Hollywood
Hallowe'en
Athens Country Club
W. L. Logan
J. R. Roberts
Anna Lots Saum
Kathleen Orr Celebrates Eleventh Birthday
A Valentine party for Kathleen Orr marked her eleventh birthday with eleven guests at her home. Games and contests filled the afternoon while decorations featured a red white motif. A long table centerpiece displayed a white cake with red trim and eleven white candies.
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Kathleen Orr
Mary Figgins
Grace McKee
Elen Davis
Dorothy Roads
Martha Manafield
Tuesday Club meets at Hillcrest for politics talk
Mr Paul Fontaine and Mr Marty F Scott lead the Tuesday Club gathering at Hillcrest last night with Professor H Bink discussing The Dark Continent of American Politics. Professor and Mrs J R Gentry departed for New York City on Saturday so Mr Gentry can study at Columbia University. James Roach, who visited Uhrichsville relatives during the inter-semester break, has returned home.
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Paul Fontaine
Marty F. Scott
Hillcrest
H. 8. Bink
J. R. Gentry
New York City
Mr. Gentry
Columbia Universality
James Roach
Lee Stewart Roach
Uhrichaville
Ohio
Puppetie Valentine Party Planned by Presbyterian Students
The Philathean Clase of First Christian Church met at 73 North Congress Street with Miss Christian Church hosting and Miss Margaret Morrison leading devotions. The group planned an eight o'clock Puppetie Valentine Party featuring puppets and puppet shows The Fortunes of Sambo and The Dragon Fly by Miss Kate Hall, the local pupeteer.
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Philathean Clase
First Christian Church
Miss Christian Church
North Congress Street
Erma Jagers
Lucille Duffee
Margaret Morrison
Mabel Lemasters
Valentine
Presbyterian Church
Kate Hall
Two Books Reviewed at Social Literary Club Meeting
At Mra. H. EF Beng home 43 Sunnyside Drive 2:30 Tuesday two books were reviewed. Mrs. Robert P. Tompkins discussed Innocenta Abroad by Mark Twain and Mrs. L J Addicott reviewed Letters From England by Karel Capek. Mrs. A R Frame attended as a guest.
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Mra. H. EF. Beng
Sunnyside Drive
Robert P. Tompkins
Innocenta
Mark Twain
England
Karel Capek
Mra L. J. Addicott
A. R. Frame
R. L. Morton
Hobson Study Circle Meets At Mrs Swartz Home
The Hobson Study Circle gathered at 7:30 Tuesday night at Mrs. Anna Swartz’s South High Street home. Mrs. W B Drake spoke on German Music and Musicians and Mrs Carl Ramsey presented The Berent Festival. Mrs R A Dalton discussed German Aircraft. next meeting will be a patriotic dinner at the Cottage Tea House with regrets sent to Mrs Harry Elkins on Feb 14.
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Hobson Study Circle
Anna Swartz
South High Street
W. B. Drake
Carl Ramsey
R. A. Dalton
Cottage
Harry Elkins
Farewell Breakfast for Mr and Mrs Shrum Held at Vermillions
A farewell breakfast was hosted at Maplewood Drive for Mr and Mrs Raymond Shrum who left yesterday for a trip to Youngstown. Guests included Mr and Mrs C L Shaw.
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Mrs. Shrum
M. T. Vermillion
Maplewood Drive
Raymond Shrum
Youngstown
Cc. L. Shaw
Alpha Delta Pi To Sponsor Benefit Bridge
Alpha Delta Pi sorority members will sponsor a benefit bridge at the chapter house on Fast State Street Monday February 1. Proceeds go to the Abigail Davie Loan Fund aiding sorority members. Faculty and townspeople are invited.
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Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Fast State Street
Abigail Davie
Alpha Delta Pi
Society Registers OK on Jobs for Debs
New York Junior League with 2200 active members reports 1565 currently working for pay or charity. The group emphasizes serious training and high quality voluntary service for hospitals, charity organizations, and museums. The piece contrasts social expectations with women pursuing meaningful work beyond parties.
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New York
Junior League
Smart Young Things
Society
Taboos Ease for Cabaret and Stage Careers
A society scene notes rising interest in night club singing as young women seek careers in performance. Marianne Davis gains gigs after a single request, while Jane Wyatt and Whitney Bourne are highlighted as hard workers with bright stage futures. Debutantes Mary Taylor and Katherine Sealle practice in regional theaters, and out of town belles Rosemary Ames Virginia Hartinstine and Kathleen Edwardes secure Broadway opportunities.
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Mary Taylor
Marianne Davis
Helen Whitney Bourne
Virginia Campbell Hartinstine
New Orleans
Marianne
Minnie
Eve Symington
Piquale
Jane Wyatt
Rosamond Pinchot
Jane
Whitney Bourne
America
Paris
Katherine Sealle
New York
Rosemary Ames
Benefit chicken dinner at Piret M. E. Church
A benefit chicken dinner is planned at the Piret M. E. Church Thursday evening with serving from 5 to 7 o'clock. Proceeds will support the church or a designated cause. Local residents are invited to attend and purchase meals.
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Piret M. BE
Bridge and Board Games Dominate Athens Recreation
In Athens, bridge is the top pastime with many players chasing bold bids and prizes from local merchants. Ping-pong tables populate Legion and OCC camps, fraternity houses, and homes while chess draws steady interest from Dean E. W. Chubb and other devotees. Whist anagrams and salvo pad also attract crowds as solitaire and sun routines offer relaxation after long days at Grant Hospital.
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David Bollingpr
Switzerland
Balkans
Athens
Beachere
Bolland Club
Culbertson
Don Peden
T. W. Craig
H. C. Bobo
Harry Beckley
W. H. Logan
H. C. Pendry
8. M. Clifton
R. H. Paynter
BE. H. Gaylord
C. N. Mackinnon
J. R. Morton
BE. A. Taylor
G. B. Paulsen
P. F. Good
Carl Beasley
Paul Beckley
Ohio University
Dean E. W. Chub
Dean Chubb
BE. W. Peters
J. F. Baldwin
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Modern Trend in Art Displayed In Exhibit at University Library
The Ed win Watts Chubb Library hosts The Art of Motion and Repose, a contemporary exhibit loaned to Ohio University by a College Art Association grant through Feb. 24. Works by Shirlaw, de Chirico, Webb er, Pechstein, Morgan, French, Simpson, Chariot, Legrand, Matisse, Orozco, Picasso, Kent, Keller, Stenberg, and others showcase color, motion, form, and rhythm in circus, sports, and modern life.
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M. Kathleen Murphy
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
College Art Association
Walter Shirlaw
Giorgio de Chirico
Max Weber
Max Pechstein
Barbara Morgan
Jared French
Pickaninny
Martha Simpson
Baylinson
Jean Chariot
Sommersault
Edy Legrand
Henri Matisse
Jose Orozco
Dartmouth College
Pablo Picasso
Leave for Florida from 96 North Congress and 49 Franklin
Mr. E. E. Lee and Mr. W. N. Herron departed yesterday for six weeks in Lynnhaven Florida, extending a lengthy journey previously planned.
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Florida
E. E. Lee
North Congress Street
W. N. Herron
Franklin Avenue
Lynnhaven
Fila
Return of Warmer Weather Is Predicted
The thermometer dropped 2 degrees last night in Athens and vicinity as cold rain turned to light snowfall. Fair weather and rising temperatures are predicted for tomorrow. Yesterday's high was 36 and the low 14. At noon today the temperature was 19.
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Athens
Sayre Study Circle Elects Two-Year Officers
Dr Velma Phillips of Ohio University spoke on Consumer Problems in Intelligent Buying at the Sayre Study Circle meeting at 2 PM Tuesday hosted by Mrs H J Ong. Officers elected for two years include President Mrs E C Class and Vice Presidents Mrs B C Hartman and Mrs Clark Williams. The group also announced next February meeting at Mrs H W Wiggin’s home.
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Velma Phillips
Ohio University
Sayre
H. J. Ong
North Congress
W. L. Gard
City Federation
Ong
E. C. Class
C. Hartman
Clark Williams
V. C. Vickers
E. L. Gibbs
W. H. Jewett
H. T. Lee
H. W. Wiggin
Elmwood Place
Lodge to Meet at Red Men's Hall Tonight
The Pocahontas Lodge will convene at 7 o'clock tonight in the Red Men’s Hall for a short business session followed by a dance.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Christian Sanity and the Presbyterians Speak on Japan
A fragmentary Presbyterian address discusses Christian duty toward Japan amid war, urging active compassion and service rather than retreat. The speaker calls for informed minds, stronger outreach, and moral resolve to aid and engage with Japanese peoples during turbulent times.
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Japan
Common To Be Be The Book Review A U W
A review notes the most challenging modern thinkers, including John Dewey, in a discussion hosted by the Women's group. The event considers the works of Joby Common Faith and Ertefelder and aims to assess contemporary literary contributions.
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Ertefelder
Joby
Ating
John Dewey
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