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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
8
The season introduces wine red chianti teal blue and mahogany as dominant fall colors. Black acts as a backdrop for bright accents on hats and accessories while knits offer broader silhouettes and bolder shoulders. Shoppers crowd stores drawn by lively displays of tweed dresses and feathered hats amid autumn foliage tones.
Hobson Study Circle held its first meeting of the year at president Mrs. R. D. Chapman’s home on South Court Street. After business, two papers were read: Indians of Today by Mrs. Donald Clutter and Indian Legends by Mrs. L. H. Blackwood. Refreshments followed the social hour.
Mrs Everett Moore celebrated her 30th birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Moore on Athens Route 6. A chicken dinner was served at noon and a pink and white birthday cake was presented. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clifford Young Mr and Mrs Eldon Young Mr and Mrs Harold Young and Mona Jean Nita Holland Wilbur Young and the Moore children Zita Mae Mary Louise and Robert Edison.
Lillian and Olina clash over Noel as Mary’s ward is escorted through a palace scene. Olina flirts while Lillian enlists Noel’s comfort and hints at a strategic escape plan. Noel’s unease grows as the moment intensifies under royal scrutiny.
Adele Garrison narratives reveal Noel seeking Mary and Aunt Madge as he arrives, with Olivia and the narrator guiding him to the city suite for privacy. The scene ends with a tense inquiry about Mary and a note that the continuation will appear tomorrow.
Rachel Clough surveys fall millinery in Court Street shops. Hats range high to low crowns with plumes veils and ribbons, offering bold colors like tea blue cinnamon and gray chianti. Distinctive styles include Gibson Girl Derby Caravan and Co ed models plus tricorn and pill box designs aiming for individuality and a lift from economic gloom.
The Sayre Study Circle met Tuesday at Mrs. H. L. Atkinson's home with twenty-one members present. Members heard two papers by Mrs. R. J. Studer on Where do we get our Prejudices and by Mrs. D. C. Snow on Ohio's Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Henry Atkinson contributed two piano selections.
Remember club secretaries and reporters please phone calendar notices for the Sunday Society Page Friday morning. All club reports and news stories of social happenings must be written in ink or on the typewriter on one side of the page only. Saturday 12 00 noon is the deadline for all Sunday society news.
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