Musical Tea Charity Event By Woman's Music Club
A charity musical tea hosted by the Woman's Music Club raised funds for the Child Health and Protection Committee. The event at the Faculty Women's Club featured three programs with piano, voice, and string performances, plus tea intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Music Club
Woman's Music Club
Child Health and Protection Committee
Faculty Women's Club
South College Street
Mary Noel
Marianna Bing
Cushman
Mia. Phillips
Stalder
Ruston
Joy Cutter
Shouhee Arpee
Elsie Druggan
Lauren Bailey
W. C. Harris
J. T. Merwin
Irene Witham
Helen Fretts
Philip Peterson
Woods
C. C. Millikan
H.L. Goodwin
Eastern Star honor guests for Athens chapter inspection
Judge A. A. Schramm of Marietta, Past Grand Patron of Ohio, and Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Mary Abel of McConnellsville attend the Athens chapter inspection Monday evening. S. C. M. and H Circle meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. W. O. Jones’s home on Central Avenue. Staff members urged to attend to receive capes and dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
The
Order of Eastern Star
A. A. Schramm
Marietta
Grand Chapter of
Ohio
Mary Abel
McConnellville
H. Circle
W. O. Jones
Central Avenue
Five Oclock Tea Hosted by Mrs Mackinnon and Mrs Jones
Mrs Evan Jones Jr and Mrs Do Mackinnon hosted a five o clock tea at the Jones home 41 Park Place on Wednesday for 32 guests seated at small tables decorated with spring flowers. The event began a pair of social functions with a bridge party planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones, Jr
Do. N. Mackinnon
Jones
Park Place
Mackinnon
Daughters of 1812 Meet Here For 34th All Ohio Conference
Delegates from across Ohio gathered Tuesday at Hotel Berry for the 34th annual United States Daughters of 1812 conference hosted by the Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter. The event featured memorial services, plans for a state fund for real daughters of 1812 veterans, and talks by state leaders.
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Daughters of 1812
Ohio
Hotel Berry
United States Daughters of 1812
Rebecca Morris McKee
State Board
Roosevelt
Fess
Bulkley
Dickstein
Immigration Committee
Albert Einstein
U. S
Perry
H. L. Atkinson
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Mary Beach Bidwell
London
Anthony Geissinger
Columbus
W. 8. Haley
Toledo
Charles M
McKee Drug Company
Stella Miller
Mount Sterling
Margaret Sullivant
William S. Haley
Robert H. Trimble
Mr. Sterling
Charles M. Mains
Greenfield
William 8. van Fossen
Charles A. Myers
Cincinnati
L. E. Carpenter
Athens
Mth
Bidwell
Asa Messenger
Xenia
Myrtle Mitchell
Ethel Beekman
Cakenougher
Whispering Hope
Margaret Bauman
Weigh
Miss Mitchell
Thomas Kite
Mains
Delle Finsterwald
Harvey
Frank Buxton
DO. A. Terrill
Elizabeth Hackman
D. C. Snow
Eben Howard
House
Blanch Finsterwald
Harry Cromsey
Hedges
Buxton
Circleville
Cambridge
Springfield
Marysville
New Straiteville
Minnie Kerr
Gallipolis
Esther Moore
Logan
Margaret Southard
Jacksonville
Camp Wadeworth
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Akron
Ironside Arbor Guide For Back Yard Grapes
J O Snyder of 22 Race Street outlines an iron pipe grape arbor for Athens yards. The 24 by 4 foot frame sits 2 feet deep, with concrete footings, wire top, and vines held by a net. Snyder advises a three spray cycle at ten day intervals during dormancy bloom and early fruiting using eight teaspoonfuls per gallon.
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Athens
J. O. Snyder
Race Street
Snyder
Who's Going And Coming
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sayre of Cleveland visited Mrs. E. D. Sayre in 15 North Congress Street Tuesday and Wednesday and returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cameron of Muncie Indiana stayed with W. A. Cameron and Frank Shanks in Marshfield for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Newark New Jersey visited H. L. Wilson in Newark and plan to move Friday to Dallas Texas where Wilson will head warehousing for General Electric in the southwest. Miss Charlotte Meyer of Dayton, a Chi Omega national organizer, visited the Chi Omega house last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sayre
Cleveland
Sayre
E. D. Sayre
North
Congress Street
J. H. Cameron
Muncie
Ind
W. A. Cameron
Frank Shanks
Marshfield
Ernest Wilson
Newark
N. J
Mr. Wilson
H. L. Wilson
Franklin Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Wilson
General Electric Company
Charlotte Meyer
Dayton
National Organization of Chi Omega
Chi Omega House
West Side P. T. A. elects new officers and notes events
The West Side P. T. A. elected F. G. Hutchins as president, C. W. Brown as vice president, and Llewellyn as secretary treasurer. Walter Porter spoke with an illustrated talk and a musical program followed by a classroom film The Circus Parade by the fourth grade. The group planned playground improvements and fund raising. The first grade won the traveling picture for bringing the most parents. The next meeting is in June and the May Festival is set for Thursday at six.
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Walter Porter
West Side P. T. A
F. G. Hutchins
C. W. Brown
Llewellyn
East Side School Festival Showcases Colorful May Day Dances
Miss Martha Genter presided as May Queen leading a procession of pupils in gay costumes before 28 guests at the East Side School Festival. Dances included minuet, windmill, May Pole, Spanish and Dutch numbers, with notes on outfits and performers across grades.
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Martha Genter
Miss Genter
Lulu Genter
Mary Pugh
Martha Pugh
Florence Boggs
Sally Armstrong
Billie Coe
Barbara Lee Elkins
Li Coe
Pauline Jones
Ellen Shannon
Betty Lee McCaskill
Elaine Hess
Martha Isabell Cottingham
Martha Lou Dowler
Henry Miller
Ruth McConnell
Sewing Club Elects Four New Officers
Thirteen members of the Wednesday Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Sam Warren’s East Washington Street home for a meeting and officer election. Mrs. Floyd West became president for the year, with A D Townsend as vice president, R L Miller as secretary and treasurer, and Richard Fought as corresponding secretary. Readily served refreshments followed. Husbands are invited to a six o’clock dinner at Hillcrest Inn next Wednesday May 23 hosted by Mrs. Urai Westfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Warren
East
Washington Street
Floyd West
A. D. Townsend
R. L. Miller
Richard Fought
Hillcrest Inn
Urai Westfall
Crowd Attends Event With Noted Local Figures
Parents and friends filled terraces for the event, welcoming coaches, professors, and multiple local couples including Don Peden and Harold Coe as well as John Hess and Emmett Rowles amid a gathering of community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
Harold Coe
Robert Hess
Dow Grones
Carl Beasley
J. S. Sherrard
E. A. Cottingham
Rufus Hopkins
L. C. Staats
O. L. Hoisington
P. ©. Nichols
Richard McKinstry
W. J. Trautwein
B. T. Grover
Allen Kresge
Clifford Cornell
EB. Fitzgerald
H. C. Pendry
J. R. Sprague
H. M. McCaskill
Oscar Fulton
B. M. Covert
Emmett Rowles
John A. Hess
H. H. Peckham
D. A. Bardin
Charles Walsh
Local Program Acknowledgments Highlight School Event
The program credits list Miss Pauline Jones Miss Mabel Carr Miss Verna Danford Miss Doris Day Miss Ellen Shannon and Merna Mills for involvement. Lines settings by Henri Hess and Ruth Cone. Assistants include Richard Lillie Carl Johnson Richard Pierce and Howard Hanes. Fifth and sixth grade art classes designed the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Jones
Mabel Carr
Verna Danford
Doris Day
Ellen Shannon
Merna Mills
Henri Hess
Ruth Cone
Richard Lillie
Carl Johnson
Richard Pierce
Howard Hanes
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