Williams Observes Golden Anniversary With Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles H Williams celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a one o clock dinner at Grandma's Kitchen on West State Street. Fifty three guests attended with out of town relatives and a string trio providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Williams
Highland Avenue
Williams
Athens
Rose
Mary Elizabeth Brown
James Harvey Williams
Lodi Township
E. J. Cramner
Edith Cramner Montgomery
Ostrander
John Kennan
Middleport
Homer Howell
Maude Elizabeth
Melvin
Cutler
Frank Pugh
Albany
Floyd Bridge
New Marshfield
Ed Sauer
Abram Williams
Harry Pugh
H. B. Downard
George Hartley
John Jagers
E. P. Meister
Elmer Poston
William Bobo
Harvey A. Cone
V. Everett
Louise
Isaac Williams
H. A. Hatch
Raymond C. Ayers
Carl Williams
John Grosvenor
Williama
Athenians Attend Province Convention in Columbus
Local delegates from Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority attended the Midwinter Province Meeting at the Neil House in Columbus. Mrs M D Worley and Miss Dorothy Wilson led Athens attendees with Hulda Murphy Thelma Jaden Margaret Croy Mabel Croy and Madge Croy also present. A reception, formal dance, and Sunday banquet followed business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Neil House
Columbus
M. D. Worley
Dorothy Wilson
Sigma Phi Gamma
Athens
Hulda Murphy
Thelma Jaden
Margaret Croy
Mabel Croy
Madge Croy
Hartford City
Ind
Murray N. Fowler
C. M. Bowman
Fred W. Weber
Dc. M. Bowman
Missionary Guest Meeting at First Methodist Church
Annual gathering of the Woman's Home Missionary Society to be held Tuesday night January 24 at 7 o'clock in Martzolff Sunday School Rooms. A. E. Whaley will lead devotionals, Mary G. Ness to lecture, followed by a Home Guards costume play directed by Mrs. W. B. Cable and Mrs. 8. C. Martman. Men honorary members invited. others may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Martzolff
Re. A. E. Whaley
Mary G. Ness
Home Guards
W. B. Cable
8. C. Martman
Central Ave Church Society Holds Evening Meeting
Members of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of Central Avenue Church met in the basement Thursday night. Mrs. Theo Farrar opened with prayer and led a devotional, with singing and scripture reading by Mrs. William Hughes. A demonstration titled Only Fifty Cents was presented by several members followed by a subscription song. The study chapter on The Indians Making a Living was presented by Mrs. Theo Farrar. The meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society
Central Avenue Church
Theo Farrar
William Hughes
Ward Radford
Missionary Educational Department
A. J. Romine
F. C. Tribe
Florence Harvey
Ohio University Hosts Three Winter Dances Before Exams
Three social groups at Ohio University held winter formals this weekend before midwinter exams. Alpha Gamma Delta hosted at Blue Manor with Cliff Perrine and WLW orchestra. grand march led by Brice Michael and Stacy Wolfe. Chaperons included Prof and Mrs Mack and others, with Mildrea Martin of Hebron as house mother. Also present for Kappa Phi Sorority initiation and banquet were visiting guests and alumnae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta
Blue Manor
Cliff Perrine
WLW Broadcasting Orchestra
Brice Michael
Stacy Wolfe
C. M. Mack
F. D. Forsyth
F. D. Forsythe
R. F. Cuyler
Rowland
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Two Papers Read Before Lydia Lash Evans Club
Mrs E D Shrout hosted the Lydia Lash Evans Club at 15 Elmwood Place with roll call naming world famous buildings. Papers discussed Women In Industry and Women of the Stage detailing Julia Marione and Sarah Bernhardt. guests included Mrs O A Terris and Miss Laura Schietzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Shrout
Lydia Lash Evans
Elmwood Place
Clarence Samford
Thomas H. Johnson
Julia Marione
Sarah Bernhardt
Community groups schedule varied meetings this week
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Tea at chapter house on North College Street Tuesday at 2 30. Deborah Sunday School Class meets at 44 Maplewood Drive. East Side Parent-Teacher Association talks on The Exceptional Child at 2 45 Wednesday with music by fourth graders. A marionette show The Wishing Fairy by sixth grade at 2 Wednesday in East Side Little Theater. Mrs J H Gross hosts U C D Club at 50 Morris Avenue Thursday 2. Betz hosts Delphian Literary Society Tuesday 7 30 East State Street. Central School PTA meets Thursday 2. Marionette show directed by Miss Lowell and speaker Mrs S H Bing. Tea for new members after program. W B A Lodge meets Tuesday 7 in K P Hall with officer installation. Priscilla Needle Club meets Wednesday 10 Red Cross Rooms. Pallas Club hosts Saturday 2 30 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
North College Street
East Side Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Anderson
East Side
O Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Lowell
8. H. Bing
Stylish blue ensembles for resort wear in white contrast
A fashion note describes bright blue two-somes paired with white for a chic Southern resort look. Details include a high-collared white crepe frock, a redingote in bright blue with silk-trimmed buttons, a lacquered feathered white beret, and a ribbed crepe guimpe with a white gilet.
Kappa Phi Initiation Banquet For Seven New Members
Kappa Phi a First Methodist Church women’s sorority held initiation ceremonies Saturday afternoon for seven new members. A three course dinner for 75 guests followed at the Puss in Boots with active members alumnae and special guests. The event featured pine tree themed décor and speeches on trees by Miss Annabelle Haller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
First Methodist Church
Kathleen Bailey
Margaret Batterson
Frances Bierhup
Angeline Cox
Blanche Forgery
Caroline Clutter
Ruth Morris
Alice Reeves
Mary Watson
Bernice Nolan
Puss In Boots
Annabelle Haller
Community groups schedule evening meetings and meals
The Junior-Senior Parent-Teacher Association plans a regular meeting Monday with a potluck at 6 15 PM followed by card games and dancing chaired by Mrs F H McKay. Maecenas Literary Club meets Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs John Cross at 271 West Union Street. eoop Young People Guild meets Tuesday at 5 45 PM with Mrs John Jag ers at 34 North Congress Street. M and H Circle of Athenian Temple No 173 meets Monday night at Mrs Sallie Johnston's home with Mrs Lenna Wood assisting and a 7 PM potluck dinner before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooo
Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
Grosvenor Street
F. H. McKay
Maecenas Literary Club
John Cross
West Union Street
Eoop Young People’s Guild of the Christian Church
John Jagers
North Congress Street
Olive Kittle
Margaret Morrison
Lulu Wilkes
M. & H. Circle
Athenian Temple No. 173
Sallie Johnston
North Cemetery Street
Lenna Wood
Rudy Vallee Chooses Athens Girl for Radio Tryout
Miss Thora Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thorwald Olson of Athens was one of 15 chosen from 5000 applicants to audition with Rudy Vallee and his orchestra. She performed Underneath the Harlem Moon and will be graded for a potential radio singing career. The tryouts were tied to the Cleveland Automobile Show with O D Busha arranging the event and travel to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Athens
Cleveland
Thora Olson
Thorwald Olson
Harlem
Vallee
Cleveland Automobile Show
Miss Olson
O. D. Busha
Busha Family Hosts Visit From Cleve land Guest
Del Busha, an Ohio University wrestler coached by Olson, is tied to a visit by Miss Olson who arrived Friday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Busha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busha
del Busha
Ohio University
Olson
Chinese Woman To Graduate in February At Ohio University
Madame Yu Chun Chow becomes the first Chinese woman to graduate from Ohio University earning an A B on February 3 after completing her first semester. She will continue graduate work in Athens. Chow studied at Kian Norman College and Pekin University and taught in China for two years. Her husband, a Chinese government official, is stationed in Shanghai and their son attends Rufus Putnam Training School in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Madame Yu Chun Chow
Ohio
Madame Chow
Kian Norman College
Pekin University
China
Shanghai
Rufus Putnam
Athens
Founding of I. O. O. F. Celebrated With Lodge Night
Sereno Lodge I O O F and Nannie Ulom Rebekah Lodge marked the 151st birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship in America with a six oclock dinner at Keil ice. A program followed including songs, a Wildey history reading, and speeches by lodge officers. P E Shirley celebrated 40 years as a member and old timers J H Rice 36 years J R Harvey 32 years attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene Lodge
Nannie
George Kilpatrick
Odd Fellowship In America
Thomas Wildey
Halsie Rupe
P. E. Shirley
Ellis Chaney
J. E. Morrison
Noble Grand
Sereno Lodge
Freida Willock
Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Ulom Rebekah Lodge
J. H. Rice
J. R. Harvey
Isaac Newton
Current Events Club Presents Musical Program at Eastwood
Members of the Current Events Club enjoyed a Friday program at The Eastwood with hostess Mrs. C. C. Kerr. President Mrs. W. H. Worthman led, and Miss Joy Cutler reviewed Farewell Miss Julie Logan. Helen Stevens sang, piano by Cutler, then Red Cross sewing details were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Eastwood
C. C. Kerr
W. H. Worthman
Ollie B. Skidmore
Joy Cutler
Ohio University
Julie Logan
J. M. Barrie
Helen Stevens
Cutler
Ohio University Symphony to Feature Contrast Concert on Campus
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra will perform a four group program Sunday night in Alumni Memorial Auditorium under DeForest Ingerham. The set moves from lighter to heavier works including Beethoven Symphony in C Major and Luigini Ballet Russe with Schubert and Rimsky Korsakov also on the bill. No admission is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
DeForest W. Ingerham
School of Music
Beethoven
Luigini
Schubert
von Weber
Ballet Russe
Alexander Luigini
W R C Pays Tribute To Deceased Member
The Woman's Relief Corps met Friday night with new president Mrs. Mary A. Fryburger presiding. One membership application was read and sent to an investigating committee. A donation of small useful items was given for Soldiers Home Dayton hospital patients. The charter was draped in memory of Martha J. Finsterwald. Next meeting February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary A. Fryburger
Dayton
Mra
Martha J. Finsterwald
Beatas Attend Game and Slumber Party
Members of the Beata Sorority at Athens High School Nelsonville High School attended a basketball game in the city Friday night. Afterward they were invited to a slumber party at Miss Eileen Decker’s home, 134 Morris Avenue, with attendees listed including Virginia Marquis and Grace Wood among others. Violet Russell traveled to Springfield to be with her sister, Mrs Levi Valentine, who has influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Myrtle Nicholas
McArthur
Margaret McHarg
Nicholas
Hannah Mills
Sarah Jones
Verna Marquis
Blanche Gardner
Marie Pritchard
Bessie Cooley
Lenna Tribe
Bertha Hooper
Walter Swaim
Beata Sorority
Nelsonville
Eileen Decker
Morris Avenue
Virginia Marquis
Grace Wood
Esther Cokenougher
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Myrna Riggle
Betty Higgins
Hazel Frank
Margaret Burt
Frances Bowers
Violet Russell
Springfield
Levi Valentine
Sigma Delta Chi Holds Initiation Ceremony
The Ohio University chapter of Sigma Delta Chi held its formal initiation at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Three pledges were admitted as members, with ties to Zanesville and Mansfield and Charles N Y listed among those assisting the journalism group. Mrs Fred Kelly and Patricia Anne were visiting for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Sigma Delta Chi
Delta Gamma Mu
Istic Organization
Fred Kelly
Patricia Anne
Dean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. C. H. Williams
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Berry
Neil DD. Thomas
B. A. Renkenberger
Central Ave. Church Society
Mildrea” Martin
Hebron
Mary Hanning
Sthbmnson Avenue
Martin
Outville
Kappa Phi Sorority
Charley
Dot
Alumni Auditorium
Vance
Crocket
Bryan
Lydia Lash Evans Club
O. A. Terris
Laura Schietzer
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Dimmick
Sunnybrook
Ann Pickering
Helen Reynolds
Deborah Sunday School
The
Christian Church
L. G. Maynard
Maplewood Drive
C. J. Ross
J. H. Gross
Nannie Allom
I. O. O. F. Hall
Edna Junod
Central Avenue M. E
Clyde Mansfield
East Mulberry Street
Red Cross
Child Conservation League
John Kilpatrick
Thomas McGuffey
T. N. Hoover
EB. Betz
East State Street
Delphian Literary Society
B. A. Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Priscilla Needle Club
Clara Weiler
Amy Weiler
Pallas Club
Flappers
Alice Reinheart
New York
Kathryn Bell
Mrydle Horlacher
Kathleen Forgery
Eloise Schar
H. E. Benz
C. M. Coulter
R. A. Foster
George Coe
Rush Elliott
George Starcher
E. C. Class
Carl Hanson
C. S. Cottingham
Rowena Kessler
Mabel Wilson
Phi Chi Delta Sorority
Presbyterian Church
Katherine Bedford
Mary Young
Kappa Beta Sorority
Sheaffer
Cornwell
R. P. Imes
Faculty Women's Club
Emma Battin
BE. H. Mueller
Anna White
Turkey
Piierce
Beauty Shop
Ohio Symphony Na
Rimsky-Korsakov
Beatas
Sigma Delta Chil
Marcels
Paramount Beauty Sho
Frederics Vita Tonic
Eugene Permanent
Beauty Sales
Frederics Vita
Eugene
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