Pallas Club marks first anniversary at Athens club
The 1st anniversary of Pallas Club founded Feb 2, 1895, celebrated at the Faculty Women's Club with 50 women including Pallas Club members and Athens Federated Clubs. Tea presided by Mrs. Copeland and Mrs. Woods. centerpiece doll in 1800s style. program featured history by Anna K. Price, songs by W. O. Martin, and instrumental pieces. club history recounts early organization, federation ties, and notable activities through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Faculty Women’s Club
Athens Federated Clubs
W. F. Copeland
H. M. Woods
Athens City Federation
D. R. Zenner
Anna K. Price
W. O. Martin
Mary T. Nossa
Harmonious Blacksmith
Allegheny Mountains
Athens
Ohio Federation of Women's Club
Chautauqua Club
Ald
Mary €. de Steigner
Alice Florence Pilcher
Fannie B. Brown
Susan E. Allen
Grace M. Poston
Julia Friday
Venia W. Sloane
Lucy Ballard
Sella Schwefel
Pallas Athena
Jeanette Sloane
Mary Drake Means
Frances EB. Brown
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Federation
Mansfield
Ohio
Jennie J. Frame
Opera House
Berry Hotel
BE. C. Berry
Cnterer
Mary Hawk Carpenter
C. D. Hopkins
Hyperion Club
Italy
John Tathrog Motley
Dutch Republic
William H
Japan
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Egypt
Shakespeare Avas
Pallas
de Steigner
Iiahsan
Hs Field
Lydia Lash Peane
Vre Erith W. Sayre
Mee
A. O Sloane
Mane
Anna Pree
Georgia Haller
Athens City
Cmg
Grace Poston
Bid- Me
Fanny Brown
Mele T Loncaster
Alice Pieher Kirkendall
Zanesville
W C T U Donates To Youth Center
Devotions opened the W C T U meeting led by Mrs H T Farrar. Miss Ida Allison reported the treasurer’s balance and year calendars. Four new members were welcomed. A $10 pledge supported the Youth Center project. The Frances E Willard Memorial Tea is set for Sunday February 18 at 2 30 PM at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
H. T. Farrar
Ida Allison
H. ‘J. Vermillion
H. M. Woods
A. E. Wagner
Legislative Department
W. E. Clark
Frances E. Willard
First Methodist Church
L. B. McCune
Church
Ten handsomest men in the U S according to a sculptress
Boston sculptress Katherine Ward Lane selects the ten handsomest men in the United States noting Englishmen surpass Americans for straight looks. She cautions that few men of any nationality would hold her interest for more than five seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Katherine Ward Lane
Boston
Miss Lane
U.S. A
Social and Personal Benefit Bridge at Hotel Berry
A Marine Army Navy Club benefit bridge event is planned for Thursday night February 15 at the Hotel Berry. Tickets are sold at Cline's Drug Store or through club members. Both contract and auction bridge will be played and groups may or may not progress as desired. Proceeds support the club’s service men canteen aiding travelers through Athens.
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Hotel Berry
Marine, Army, Navy
Berry
Cline’s
Athens
Music clubs at Athens High stage Sunday program
Mrs Robinson Mrs Kinney and Mrs Thomas sponsor two Athens High School music clubs meeting at 4 p m after a 3 p m junior session. Eligibility requires private study. Charter members named. Next program set for Sunday March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
C. C. Robinson
Gordon Kinney
Neil Thomas
Elora Armbruster
Sammy Carpenter
Miriam Clippinger
Dorothy Clutter
Beverly Davis
Women Over Forty Can Have Glamor by Ruth Millet
Ruth Millet argues glamor at age 40 and above is earned through self-improvement and positive living. She cites Clare Boothe Luce’s remark and urges women to maintain zest, manners, and opportunities while avoiding complacency, asserting glamor has no deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
Clare Boothe Luce
Clare Luce
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Club Calendar Tuesday Valentine Dinner and Meetings
Annual Valentine dinner of Del Phian Club at 6 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Mills. Child Conservation League hosts a 7:30 p.m. event at Cottage Tea House with Mrs. Phillips and others as hostesses and Regrets to Mrs. Phillips by Monday. Needle Club meets 7:30 p.m. at Miss Connett's home with Miss Mary Connett hosting. Alpha Epsilon Delta Auxiliary meets Tuesday at Elmwood with members bringing sales tax stamps. Progressive Literary Club meets 7:30 p.m. at University Terrace for annual business meeting and dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Club
Jeanette Sloane
Harter
Annie M. Hobson
Emma L. Carpenter
Jennie A. Kurtz
Mary Drake Means
Martha A. Boughton
Nell Wilson
del- Phian Club
G. E. ‘Mills
Maplewood
Child Conservation League
Cottage Tea House
H. T. Phillips
A. W. Boetticher
Ernest Hart
Dean Voigt
Phillips
A. P. Linscott
Tess
Mary Connett
W. Union St
Oc Oo Alpha Ei Delta Auxiliary
Progressive Literary Club
A. R. Decane
University Terrace
Lighten Hair By Easy Stages By Alicia Hart
Hair lightening tips warn against overbleaching and advise modest color lift only one shade to avoid harsh skin contrast. Proper lightening should be done by an expert, avoid home products that promise quick color changes yet harm complexion. Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae plan a meeting at Miss Blanche Long home 50 Morris Ave Thursday at 7 30 and auction articles to bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha
McGuffey Club Patriotic Meet Scheduled
The McGuffey Club will host a patriotic program on Monday February 19 at 7 30 p m in the Little Theater of the Senior High School Building Rev E C Kenney will speak The roll call will prompt an anecdote from Lincoln or Washington and members will read volunteered pieces with prizes awarded Volunteers should notify Mills McCune or Wagner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey Club
Little
Rev
E. C. Kenney
Boll
Lincoln
Washington
N. E
Mills
L. B. McCune
EL Wagner
Ride-A-Wee Club Holds All Day Meeting at Maxwell Home
Mrs. George Maxwell hosted the Ride-A-Wee Club annual all day luncheon at 82 Mill St. Valentine decorations graced the event. After lunch a business meeting followed. During social hour members and one guest enjoyed readings of poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Ride-A-Wee Club
George Maxwell
Social Etiquette And Family Visit Notes
A note from Mrs. F C Segale records returning from Cincinnati to 31 N Lancaster St after visiting relatives. A College of Music Symphony Orchestra Concert was attended by her daughter Miss Virginia Segate serving as concert mistress, while Darrell Withers of Ashland was a weekend guest of his parents and Bernard Withers at New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Clark
Peter
John J. Clark
Greenfield
Mabel Norris
Athens
Loren Norter
Kay
Washington D.H
Anthony Padden
Nina White
John Clark
F.C. Segale
N. Lancaster St
Cinnati
John Segale
College of Music Symphony Orchestra
Virginia Segate
Darrell Withers
Ashland
John Withers
Union
Bernard Withers
New Marshfield
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American Library Associaton
Marjorie McClure
Ohio University
College of Fine Acts
Memorial Auditorium
Velock
Janet Bish
Poaterity” Movement
Caldwell
DR. Caldwell Senna
University ‘S
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Gregory Piatizorsky
Frederic March
Gary Cooper
Philip Merivale
Admiral Byrd
Paul McNutt
Mark Clark
Raymond Massey
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Field Artillery
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Camp Ritchie
Anarmy Special School
E. G. Angell
Grace Angell
Harris
Martha Lee
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
Angels Home
Route Five
Paul Coley
S. Shafer St
Columbus
Coley
George Kovalchick
St. Francis Hospital
Kovalchick
George, Jr
the Plains
Logan
Pharmacy
By Schiller
Reba
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