Thursday Bridge Club Opens Year With Dinner and Bridge
The Thursday Bridge Club held its first calendar year meeting at Mrs. Louis I. Brown’s home 2 University Terrace with a seven o’clock dinner for seventeen members and one guest. Mrs. Frank X. Rauch won high bridge score among four tables. Out-of-town guest was Mrs. Frank Stout of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Brown
Frank X. Rauch
Mem
A. B. Roe
Roger Jones
S. D. Forsyth
Harry Foster
John Preston
E. C. Schloss
Robert Wood
L. V. Brown
Alonzo Palmer
Russell Finsterwald
M. E. Swiss
T. W. Craig
Harry L. Beckley
C. M. Gill
C. N. Mackinnon
Frank Stout
Pittsburgh
Cless Class Holds First Dinner Social Meeting
The Cless Class of the Presbyterian Church, led by Mrs. E B Acomb, hosted its first dinner social of the year at Mrs. Dow Grones home Elmwood Place. Comprised of young married women from university and town circles, the group meets monthly to fund dinners and welfare projects. For two years they supplied milk to Plains children and supported county religious education sessions and clothing aid. twenty seven members participated.
Bridge Tea Teaches Honoring Their Mother in Caldwell
Mrs. Quick and Mrs. Acomb hosted a bridge tea for their mother Mrs. David Quick at 60 Elmwood Place. Six tables played with prizes won by Mrs. R. L. Morton first, Mrs. O. L. Hoisington second, and Mrs. Quick guest of honor. An elegant five o'clock tea concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Quick
Caldwell
E. B. Acomb
Irvin D. Quick
Wednesday Club Observes Founding Date with Meeting
The Albany Wednesday Club celebrated its founding date September 21, 1921, with a meeting at Mrs. Ed Lasch’s home. Honorary guests included Mrs. J. W. Morgan of Jackson and Mrs. Morrow of Wellston, with remarks on club history and district conference calls.
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Albany
Ed Lasch
Pomeroy Road
J. W. Morgan
Jackson
Morrow
Wellston
J. E. Cline
Morgan
O. D. Dailey
Dailey
L. F. Miller
Ed Sayre
Athens
J. W. Swartz
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Hartinger
Middleport
Giesy
Lancaster
J. W. Morrow
Potter
Mothers’ Club
Grace Thomas
Florence Withers Black
Franklin County
Ohio University
Frank Goldeberry
H. L. Atkinson
Nellie Cline
Berea
Who's Going And Coming
Mr. Thomas N. Hoover Jr. left for the University of Michigan Law School in Ann Arbor accompanied by his parents and sister Virginia. Miss Flossie Seamon plans a Pittsburgh visit with the Gerauds. Mrs. Donna Roach Stout returns home to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Harvey C. Baker Mrs. Shannon and nephew Hubert Eddy return from Chicago and the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Hoover, Jr
Ann Arbor, Mich
Law School
University of Michigan
T. N. Hoover
Virginia
Ann Arbor
Flossie Seamon
Hotel Berry
Pittsburgh
Geraud
Athens
Frank Stout
Donna Roach
Frank Roach
College Street
Harvey C. Baker
Patrick L. Shannon
Hubert Eddy
Chicago
What Other Women Say
A quotation attributed to Princess Kropothin discusses postwar social kissing habits. She notes that embraces and osculation at gatherings have spread among wartime acquaintances and casual parties, predicting embarrassment for both parties involved.
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Princess Kropothin
Missionary Society Sets Goals for Christian Church Year
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Christian Church met to set goals for 1933 34. They aim to recruit 25 new members and raise funds at least equal to last year toward a $500 total. Mrs E E Pedigo presided and Mrs Thomas Gibson led singing. A review traced the society back to 1874 Cincinnati and missionaries abroad were highlighted. A pageant The Mirror Blue was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Christian Church
E. G. Pedigo
Thomas
Dinner and informal business at the event
An informal dinner was served cafeteria style followed by a brief business session, concluding the gathering with routine updates and casual remarks.
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Pe Ae
Mrs. Blank
Ashufflem Bridge Club
Bainum’s Grill
Schiaparelli
Woodworth’'s
Woodworth’s
South Court Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Cless
Mrs. Quick
Mrs. Acomb
L. J. Addicott
J. H. McClure
O. L. Hoisington
H. A. McCaskill
Harvey Moler
Maud Fenzel
C. W. Gross
H. E. Miller
Cora Frame
Eugene E. Shafer
R. L. Morton
BE. A. Cottingham
Dow Grones
W. J. Trautwein
R. B. Westbrook
Roy H. Paynter
T. C. McCracken
James Patrick
C. E. Cooper
C. C. Robinson
Albert Gubitz
Mabel Coe Gingher
Columbus
Howard Stanley
Fiel Bolton
Eleano Rowell
T. J. Barlow
E. I. Stanley
Julia Ewing
Guy Wingett
Earle Dailey
Cosmos Club
Los Angeles
Fank Peevey
Marion
Springer
Hoffee
Style Shop
Remington Portable
Organization Meeting of the Home Guards
Young People's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
N. K. Alderman
Preston
Eugene
Palmer House
Beauty
Clark
NAVY
Zallon
Pacific
Chichesters
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