January Meeting of Woman's Music Club Hosts Interesting Program
Mrs. Fred McKay welcomed members at 37 Elmwood Place with Mrs. W B Drake assisting. Mrs. Philip Peterson presided in Mrs. L C Mitchells absence. The discussion on Early Nineteenth Century composers featured Beethoven Weber Schubert and Rossini with several vocal and piano performances by club members. Guests included Mrs J Holiday Cline Mrs F W Bush and Miss Edith Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Fred McKay
Elmwood Place
W. B. Drake
L. C. Mitchell
Philip Peterson Presidea
Margaret A. Benedict
Raymer McQuiston
Beethoven
Weber
Schubert
Rossini
Rush Elliott
Carmen Church
Hark
the Lark
Sylvia
William Ruston
A. R. Kresge
Sarah Jones
Carl Nessley
F. P. Bundy
Gretchen
Clara Kuenzli
Irene Witham
J. Halliday Cline
F. W. Bush
Music Club
Edith Wray
She Had a 500 Grand Time in Athens
A fragment indicates a figure of 500000 dollars tied to a person connected to Athens Ohio. The brief text mentions a turban clip and an assay related to the sum. Details are incomplete but imply a high value tied to a local event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Mrs Matthews Presents AAUW Review of The Nazarene
Mrs Charles G Matthews will review Sholem Aschs The Nazarene at AAUW Book Review meeting. The session 7 30 p m at the Faculty Women's Club will provide a complete resume of the acclaimed novel. All interested are invited to attend Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nazarene
Sholem Asch
Charles G. Matthews
Book Review of
Aa.u.w
Faculty
Shriners and Wives Attend Aladdin Temple Ball
Local Shriners and their wives plan to travel to Columbus on Friday February 2 to join Aladdin Temple’s Potentate’s Ball at the Masonic Temple. The event honors the Shrine’s new leader William M Billy James president Lilley Building and Loan Co Columbus and a former show business figure. Chas E Cameron serves as local party organizer.
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Columbus
Aladdin Temple
Masonic Temple
William M
Billy” James
Lilley Building & Loan Co
Ohio
Chas. E. Cameron
Faculty Women Club Bridge Night At Club House
Forty three members of the Faculty Women's Club played bridge and Chinese checkers at a dessert bridge Monday night at the Club House on 8 College St. Prizes went to Dr Florence Justin, Miss Clara DeLand, and Miss Mary Leonard won in Chinese checkers. Dessert and coffee were served. arrangements were by the social committee led by Miss Margaret Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College St
Florence Justin
Clara DeLand
Mary Leonard
Midnight Soup Sets New Style For Late Nite Snacks
An Athens host and hostess sparked a vogue shift at midnight with noodle soup replacing cheese and crackers. Guests praised hot soup as a soothing, sleep-inducing alternative, with other parties offering tomato celery and clam chowder as late offerings. Sammy Kaye reportedly prefers soup at 4 am for a better sleep, per his publicity adviser. The article also notes a Chiefs Club meeting and a novel jewelry trend of diamond-studded flower-pot necklaces.
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Athens
Sammy Kaye
Sammy
Valentines Leap Year Coed Prom Planned at Ohio U Gym
Ohio University plans its third annual Coed Prom in the Men's Gym on Leap Year Wednesday. Rex Koons' band will play, doors open 9 to 10, no grand march, and coeds will escort guests and cover all expenses. Last year the Sadia Hawkins dance drew about 500 participants and is expected to exceed that number.
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Ohio University
Sadia Hawkins
Rex Koons
O. U. Women's League
Dr. Dawes
Ewing
John Erskine
MGM
Tom Sawyer
Club Meeting Calendar and Birth Announcement
A list of Tuesday and Wednesday club meetings including W B A Friendly Circle at Mrs. Ernest Baughman’s home and other group gatherings. Also announces the birth of a son Gerald Leroy to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ulbrich with grandparents named Bowles and Ulbrich.
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W. B. A. Friendly Circle
Ernest Baughman
Bessie Perry
Board of Control of
League of Women Voters
Wm. Shepherd
Morris Ave
C. M. Bookman
State Department
Clarence Ulbrich
Allendale
Gerald Leroy
J. E. Bowles
Athens
C. W. Ulbrich
New Marshfield Rd
Harp Role Sparks Drama Plan in Sag Harbor Estate
Madge Graham discusses with theatrical boss Philip Veriteen Olina’s desire for a minor harpist role in a forthcoming play. Veriteen quickly shifts from reluctance to action, arranging an interpolated part and even offering to cover related telephone costs as rehearsals begin.
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Philip Veriteen
Sag Harbor
Olina
Madge Graham
Veritzen
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Harp delivery plans spark consent for Olina
Adele Garrison sketches a scene where Mr Veritzen arranges three harps to arrive in three hours for Olina. Olina announces her mother's consent, while Veritzen wrestles with parental approval and the upcoming harp audition.
Congo Maisie at the Athena theater opens with Maisie abroad
Ann Sothern returns as Maisie in Congo Maisie at the Athena. John Carroll co stars with Rita Johnson and others in a tale of a show girl stranded on the African coast who proves game and wins a white doctor and wins over the natives with song and small tricks.
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Africa
Congo
Maisie
Athena Theater
Ann Sothern
John Carroll
Hollywood
Rita Johnson
Shepperd Strudwick
J. M. Kerrigan
E. E. Clive
Miss Sothern
Carroll
Personal Notes From Florida Frost Affected Fruit Loss
A postcard from Miami dated January 25 reports heavy frost damaging fruit. Samuel H. Jellison of The Plains, wintering in Florida, writes of the frost. A. P. Linscott and wife, 33 Moore Ave, are visiting Orlando for the winter. Mrs. Fred Woodruff, her daughters Freda and Donnalee, and John Wyatt traveled to Columbus and Marion to attend the funeral and burial of E. M. Stout.
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Miami
Fla
Samuel H. Jellison
Mr. Jellison
the Plains
Florida
A. P. Linscott
Moore Ave
Orlando
Fred Woodruff
Freda and
Donnalee
John Wyatt
Columbus
Marion
E. M. Stout
Freshen Petit Point With Careful Dry Cleaning
Advice on maintaining heirloom petit point colors includes dry cleaning as safest. Home cleaning suggests laying the work flat and gently brushing with carbon tetrachloride, using minimal liquid, then blotting with a clean cloth. The article notes Leigh Hunt’s habit of wearing a loose-flowing printed nightie.
Sleep Is Nature's Treatment for Real Beauty
Beauty and health experts urge seven to eight hours of deep sleep nightly for clear skin bright eyes and well being. Choose a well built mattress that suits you and keep it in good condition. Sleep without a pillow if comfortable and air bed covers daily for a healthier eight hours each night.
Round About the Town musings and theater plans
A collage of local musings covers song title debates diet quirks in-laws and coffee, theater choices between Noel Coward and Hamlet, a Red Cross training trip to Washington, stamp collecting, auditorium redecorating and a playful painting idea, ending with infantry style costume notes for The Warrior’s Husband auditions.
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Ellen Biddle
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Birthday Ball in Athens to Benefit Infantile Paralysis Fund
The President's Birthday Ball in Athens will be held on Saturday February 10 at the Hotel Berry to aid the infantile paralysis fund. Mrs Margaret Weinstein third vice president of the Woman's International Typographical Union arrives January 31 from Cleveland to install local officers. She will stay with Mrs Harold S Davis and the meeting at 730 pm in City Hall discusses the Apr Typ graphical convention.
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W.la
City Hall
Weinstein
Cleveland
Social Sewing Society
Clyde Hines
May Ave
Athens
Berry
Margaret Weinstein
Woman's International Typographical Union
Harold S.davis
Woodard Ave
W.ia
Make Your Own Pinex Cough Remedy At Home
A home remedy offers quick cough relief by mixing a sugar syrup with 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex to yield a pint of cough syrup. It claims to loosen phlegm soothe irritated membranes and clear air passages. The ad promises money back if not satisfactory and notes the product contains Norway Pine and guaiacol.
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New York
Ball
Adolph Spreckels
Matthews
AAUW
Faculty Women’s Club
Margaret Osgood
George N. Burger
L. J. Otis
Margaret Davis
Virginia Harger
Sybil Gilmore
Maisie Burns
Richard DIX
Patrick
Reno
Big Guy
Gully
Bruce Cabot
Jacqueline Wells
Harry Carey
By Marian Bush Reeder
Chiefs
Past Chiefs Club
Elizabeth Harvey
Georgia Kilpatrick
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mayfair
Gaseco Sewing Club
Richard Bucher
Brown Ave
West Side
P.T.A
Evan Edwards
Second St
Mabel Darst
Woman's Home
First Methodist Church
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Doe
Oliia
Olga
Adele Garrison
Maman
Mr. Veritzen
Petit Point
Leigh Hunt
Eee Oo
A&p
N. Kern ST
E. Carpenter St
Alicia Hart
Charlie Barnet
Kay Kyser
Barry
Connie Bennett
Noel Coward
Cols
Maurice Evans
Jackie Martin
Helsinki
Finland
Henry Garrett
Vern Smolik
Mrs. Weinstein
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