Sunday social and travel notices from Columbus area
Local residents and guests are noted in a sequence of social calls and travel. Names include Nelsonville Smithers, Hawkins family, Sprague of Athens, Slingluffs of Cambridge, and others visiting relatives in Columbus or attending events such as a Little Art Gallery tea for Edna Way and ongoing exhibits. Attendees also report trips to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby and family visits from West Lafayette Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Elliott
Frank Roos
Little Art Gallery
Columbus
Edna Way
Little Gallery
Cleveland Avenue
Mothers Day push to improve maternity safety in U S
New York hosts mass meeting led by Alfred E. Smith as part of the Maternity Center Association drive to cut maternal deaths. Doctors, medical groups, and Fathers Day activists urge equal care and education for expectant mothers with five practical rules and a call to demand better prenatal and birth care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Maternity Center Association
Smith
John Sloane
The
Federal Children’s Bureau
Academy of Medicine
New York City
State Department of Health
County Medical Society
Philadelphia
United States
Sloane
Bishop Class Hears Talk by Mrs S J Bishop
The Central Avenue Church class met in the basement for its regular meeting. Twenty seven members and two guests attended as Mrs Millicent Fore led the roll and Mrs 8 J Bishop and Mrs Elizabeth Gillan offered prayers. Mrs Glenn Pratt gave devotions and the entertainment committee planned the social hour. Mrs Bishop, back from Florida, shared her winter experiences while Mrs Floyd Hutchins hosted and served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Central Avenue Church
Millicent
Guy Pierce
J. Bishop
Elizabeth Gillan
Glenn Pratt
Myrtie McGibbon
Scott
Florida
Floyd Hutchins
Bridge Party At East State Street Home
Mrs Vincent Jukes hosted three tables of bridge at 208 East State Street on Thursday night. Guests included Mrs F H W Geylord and Miss Ruth Cone. Mrs W F Smiley won high score prize, Mrs H Orague second, and Miss Cone the guest prize. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Jukes
East State Street
F. H W. Geylord
Ruth Cone
W. F. Smiley
Horague
GET Together Club
J. A Slingluff
Eimwooa Drive
Clara Weihr
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Social Calendar and Club Meetings Weekly Listings
A weekly social calendar lists meetings for many organizations from Monday through Saturday. Notable events include the American Legion Auxiliary at 7 p.m. Monday in the Legion Hall, W C T A, Social Literary Club reviews, and various study circles and clubs with times, hosts, and locations across town.
Past Chief Club Hosts Potluck for Members
Past Chief Club members gathered Friday night at Mrs. Wade Bean’s home hosting a business session and games. Thirteen members answered roll call, Verna Marquis won high score, Caroline Kelly second, Hannah Mills and Lelia Cross tied for low. Elsie Finsterwald won the mystery package. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is a potluck dinner at 6 p.m in the K of F Hall for Past Chiefs and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Bean
West State Street
Banco
Verna Marquis
Caroline Kelly
Hannah Mills
Lelia Cross
Mise Elsie Finsterwald
P. m
K of F
Barrie Comedy Shines At University Auditorium
Ohio University present What Every Woman Knows impressed with a strong cast and solid direction. Joe Gill as John Shand and Lois Splittorf as Maggie Wylie led a capable ensemble with witty touches from Axel Helander Gilbert Green and Philip Goldstein. Margaret Gibb and Lois McCoy added lively feminine comedy as the supporting players.Vincent Jukes supervised technicals and Prof W H Cooper directed actors with the university orchestra providing interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barrie
Joe Gill
John Shand
Lois Splittorf
Maggie Wylie
Maggie
Axel Helander
Gilbert Green
Philip Goldstein
Comtesse de la Briere
Margaret Gibb
Lois McCoy
Sybil Tenderden
John
Venables
Ray Mahan
Vincent Jukes
W. H. Cooper
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
Oyo Orchestra
Ohio University Women's Orchestra
Sam Levine
Sigma Pi Formal at Athens Country Club Attended by 65 Couples
The Sigma Pi fraternity held a formal at the Athens Country Club with about 65 couples in attendance. Leo Reichert’s orchestra provided music as John Need led the grand march with Miss Claire Crick. chaperones included Prof R F Beckett and Mr and Mrs Edward Newcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Pi
Country Club
Fraternity
Athens Country Club
Leo Reichert
John Need
Claire Crick
Ray Harrold
Virginia Masterton
R. F
Ohio University Vested Choir Delivers Deeply Religious Concert
The Ohio University Vested Choir led by Dr. C C Robinson presented a deeply religious program in Memorial Auditorium. The ensemble showcased balanced sections, rich tone, and smart contrasts from Bach to Gounod with Professor Phillip Peterson delivering Sanctus tenor and a striking black and white stage effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
C. C. Robinson
Dr. C. C. Robinson
E. B. Bryan Handel
Borowaki
Phillip Peterson
Bolin Barnes engagement announced in Zanesville party
Miss Lucile Bolin and Mr Paul Barnes were announced at a party hosted by Miss Emma Thrall in Zanesville. The wedding is set for May 31 at Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church with Miss Bolin a teacher from McKinley School and Mr Barnes a Cincinnati embalmer linked with P W Coe in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Thrall
Zanesville
Lucile Bolin
Paul Barnes
Albany
Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mra
Homer Thrall
8. E. Bolin
Athens
Albany High School
Ohio University
Legion Night Club Attracts 80 Saturday
Forty couples attended the American Legion Night Club at Hotel Berry Saturday dancing to Jimmy Littler and his band. Raymond Connett hosted the floorshow with acts by Isabelle Francia June Selfreed and Joe Walburn Jr. Prizes were boxed candy. The next dance is scheduled for May 18 with a new floorshow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Night Club
Hotel Berry
Jimmy Littler
Legionnaires
Raymond Connett
Isabelle Francia
June Selfreed
Jacksonville
Joe Walburn
American Legion
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Ptt
Colum
Nelsonville
Mery Schuler
Wired Hawkins
Anna Haw
Mrs
Floyd Ver
Jean Toledo
Mien Sprague
AX Ani
East State
Sprague
Snyder Wasfer
Dayton
Ceveland
Kenney
J. A. Slingluff
Anne Slingluff
Campridge
Elmwood Place
J. EB. Slingluff
Byron Kohlmeyer
Harriett Rogers
Ohio University Physical Education Department
Helen Hedden
Gladys Williams
West Lafayette
Indiana
Mrs. C. B. Beveridge
Mrs. Beveridge
C. B. Conkey
Mitchell
Mrs. Conkey
Edward Burt
Ida Allison
North
Congress Street
Logan
Everett Burt
N. F. McCune
Louisville
Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
Doane Powell
Grace Moore
Woodland
Westminster
of the
Ohio
Sabina
Ind
Mikor
U. S
State Hospital
East Side
Myrtie Tencate
Thor Olson
S. J. Bishop
Bea Pal
Ufebacy
Mrs. Jukes
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Christian Church
A. E. Wagner
Lloyd Clarke
P. EB. Hixon
Louis Adamie
A. R. Kresge
Chamber of Commerce
White Shrine
Odd Fellows Hall
Maecenas Literary Club
CHI Omega
John Rose
Morris Avenue
William Smiley
James Patrick
Child Study Club
Trace Imhoff
Coal Street
Clarence Parker
Clyde
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Bunco
Higley
W. L. Gard
North Hill
P. E
Sisterhood
D. W. Ingerham
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
U. D. Club
T. M. Pitcher
East Union Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
W. W. Connett
Reed J. Downs
Edith Saylor
Rebecca Morris McKee
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Elson Hedges
Sunnyside Prive
Pallas Club
Jane K. Atwood
Chiefs’ Club
Fanny
Waldorf Astoria
Barrie
Mother of Pearl
O. U. Vested Choir
Bolin-Barnes
O . Palghter
Texas News
Ernest Wilson
Dallas
Tex
Wilson
H. A. Wilson
Luella Dowd
C. A Dowd
Seville O
C. D. Shafer Co
Legion Night Club
Qin
Ali NaTriowa
Beawos
Kodaks
Jiffy Kodak V
Clover Farm
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