Fontaine Peterson Show Skill and Mastery in Recital
In the third Sunday recital by the Ohio University School of Music at Alumni Memorial Auditorium Philip Peterson tenor Paul Fontaine pianist and Allen Kresge accompanist offered Brahms Scarlatti Debussy and Strauss Wagner. Petersons diction and legato impressed in Brahms and English songs while Fontaines Varations on a Hungarian Theme and refined piano accompaniments highlighted the program.
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Ohio University School of Music
Philip Peterson
Paul Fontaine
Allen Kresge
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Peterson
Brahms
Fontaine
Scarlatti
Debussy
Strauss
Wagner
Grow
de Rivali
Kresge
Fathers Influence on Children Remains Strong and Wise
An essay argues fathers shape children as much as mothers, noting that strong paternal guidance improves both sons and daughters. It praises fathers who engage, advise, and model righteous behavior, contrasting with limited paternal involvement in many families and its impact on youths.
Women's Music Club of Athens Presents Twentieth Annual Concert
The Athens Women's Music Club plans its 20th annual public concert at Music Hall Auditorium tonight at 8 p m. Founded in 1914 the club began annual recitals in 1917 and this year offers a varied program including a violin quartet and vocal piano and organ solos.
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Music Hall
Women's Music Club of Athens
Mind Your Manners on Invitations Quiz Summary
A compact guide tests etiquette for tea invites and formal invitations. It specifies replying to the host or hosts, using third person, and whether to use inner envelopes. It also covers telephone invites, late arrivals with a recommended action, and a best practice scenario for dinner delays.
Past Noble Grands Take Two New Members Friday
The Past Noble Grands Club met Friday evening at 26 Hocking St with 15 members present. Mrs. Edna Junod led the session. Mrs. Margaret McHarg won the mystery package and two prizes. Mrs. Rinda Hixon and Mrs. Grace Stalder joined the organization. Miss Blanche Finsterwald attended as a guest. Washington's birthday refreshments were served and tiny hatchets were given as favors. March hosts are Mrs. Flora Murphy and Mrs. Lillian Porter.
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Noble
Naomi Finsterwald
Hocking St
Ella England
Edna Junod
Margaret McHarg
Rinda Hixon
Grace Stalder
Blanche Finsterwald
Washington
Flora Murphy
Lillian Porter
Joneses Return From Eight Week West Panama Trip
Dr and Mrs C L Jones complete an eight week journey from Ohio to California and Panama Canal via Havana and New York. They report rain delays in transit ship S S Virginia sails through the canal and visits Acapulco Balboa Cristobal Colon Havana and New York with shopping stops and a three hour Havana tour.
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C. L. Jones
University Terrace
California
Panama Canal
Atlantic Coast
New York City
Mrs. C. L. Jones
Colorful
West and
Panama
Ohio Valley
Los Angeles
Virginia
Canal
New York
Acapulco
Mexico City
Mexico
Matt Goodwin
Dr. Jones
Balboa
United States
Havana
Joneses
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Auntie Madge reads a bundle of anonymous typewritten letters sent to Mary Noel's wife in the city apartment. Mary resists opening them, then yields to Auntie Madge who takes on the task while Mary watches in tense silence as the letters are examined for clues.
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Mary
Noel
Don Quixote
Madge
One in a Million at Athena dazzles with ice romance
The Twentieth Century Fox musical One in a Million stars Sonja Henie with Adolphe Menjou Ned Sparks Don Ameche and a chorus of Ritz Brothers Arline Judge Borrah Minevitch Dixie Dunbar Leah Ray and Shirley Deane. Set in a snow glimmering world, it follows Henie’s rise from Swiss innkeeper’s daughter to Olympic champion amid show business intrigue and a romance with a newspaper man.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Sonja Henie
Athena Theater
Adolphe Menjou
Jean Hersholt
Ned Sparks
Don Ameche
Ritz Brothers
Arline Judge
Borrah Minevitch
Dixie Dunbar
Leah Ray
Shirley Deane
Sonja Henle
Sonja
Hersholt
Menjou
St. Moritz
Social Calendar Busy Week For Local Groups
Past Matron’s Auxiliary to the Order of Eastern Star meets Monday at 6 p.m. for dinner and 7 p.m. business. Esther Club regular monthly meeting at the Christian Church Monday at 7 p.m. Faculty Women’s Club dinner Monday 6 p.m. with 8 p.m. guest night at Music Hall. American Legion Auxiliary March meeting Monday 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home with hostesses listed. Tuesday events include Sayre Study Club at 2 p.m. and multiple study circles and PTA groups at various homes and venues. White Shrine pot luck and initiation Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall 6 p.m. Tuesday Club dinner 6:30 at Colonial Inn. Dean John R. Johnston leads program on U S territorial possessions. Social Literary Club elections and program on conservation at The Eastwood 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs N E Quivey of Pomeroy was guest of Mrs Fred E Brown Sunday.
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Order of Eastern Str
Faculty Women's Club
Women's
Music Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Court &T
J. Gloeckner
Charles Goodrich
Guest
0. G. Houch
Nellie Griswold
Philathea
The
Christian Church
Arthur Sprague
Court St
Colonial Inn
Dean John R. Johnston
United States
Eastwood
T. M. Wolfe
T. C. Scott
L. J. Addicott
Business Women Hear State President at High Hat Dinner
Miss Virginia Fletcher and Miss Geraldine Hope headlined a High Hat dinner at Hotel Berry, Athens, hosted by the Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club. Fletcher traced federation history from WWI origins to growth, noting plans for a Dayton 1937 convention and Ohio clubs in Hillsboro Eaton and Mullersburg joining this year.
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Virginia Fletcher
High Hat
Virginia A. Fletcher
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Geraldine C. Hope
Athens
Ohio Federation
Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel Berry
Virginia
Geraldine
Miss Fletcher
Miss Hope
Miss Ashworth
Myrta Ashworth
Athens, Business and Professional Women’s Club
Federation
Uncle Sam
United States
YWCA
New York City
St. Louis
Organize
Washington
Lincoln
Mrs. Roosevelt
International Federation
America
Dayton
Charl Williams
National Federation
Fletcher
Hillsboro
Eaton
Mullersburg
Women League hosts tea for Ohio University workers
Members of the Women’s League hosted a tea Sunday afternoon at Dean Voigt’s home for Ohio University women working through school. Dorothy Trosset presided with Dean Voigt and Mrs. James on the receiving line. Lax poured, aided by Fields Prentiss and Heiser. Next Sunday the League Senate will meet at the W.A.A. cabin to plan Mother’s Week End and the Sorority Song contest. Dean Voigt is Senate advisor. 18 members are listed, including Ruth Perry, Doris Siegfried, Ruth Orsdall, Carolyn Snow, Alva Brudwick, Dorothy Elliott, Vera Scholl, Lorna Cooper, Gladys Mitchell, Gwen Foulkes, Jean De Rolph, Eleanor Cook, Betty Jane Otstot, Maria Boerlage, Frances Gensley, Carol Seeger, and Magdelen Filipsin. Dean Voigt will address the Advance Club at New Lexington at 2 PM Wednesday on “Youth in the Modern World.”
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Women's League
Dean Voigt
Ohio University
Dorothy Trosset
James
Miss Lax
Miss Fields
Miss Prentiss
Miss Heiser
Women's League Senate
W.A.A
Mrs Benedict Hosts Women’s Music Club Board Dinner
Mrs. Margaret A Benedict entertained the executive board of the Women’s Music Club at a buffet supper last night at her home. Attendees included Miss Vera Board vice president Miss Sirhonee Arpee recording secretary Mrs Westcott Roach corresponding secretary Mrs Phillip Peterson treasurer Miss Mary Blayney choral director Miss Jeannette Brown program chairman and Miss Irene Witham membership chairman.
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Margaret A. Benedict
Women's Music Club
Vera Board
Sirhonee Arpee
Westcott Roach
Phillip Peterson
Mary Blayney
Jeannette Brown
Irene Witham
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