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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
18
Last evening guests enjoyed a dinner concert and dance in the main dining room with Maurice Dumesnil the eminent French pianist. The Blue City Blue Boys provided music for a Friday ball room dance and weekly concerts during dinner hours.
The Yew People’s Missionary Society of Bland Street Methodist church held a pleasant meeting at the home of Miss Reba Keesee on Jefferson street. Present were Mrs. W. H. Quekemeier, leader, Mrs. P. I. Dudley, Mrs. Fred McNeer and Misses Opa Travis, Juanita Scroghal, Eloise Oliver, Ruth Owen, Ruth McCulloch, Grace Owen, Mary Louise Wace, Cecil Chariton, Virginia Bernard.
Under the auspices of the Glean class of the Baptist church at Eton pupils of Signor Caesar A Roncon will present a concert at the high school auditorium Neeton Monday evening at 7 o clock The program will be repeated at Concord College Athens on Wednesday December 9 with negotiations for further performances. The program mirrors the Bluefield city hall concert held Thursday evening.
Mrs John C Hall entertained friends at her Frederick street home Friday afternoon for a two hour sewing party with needlework and pleasant conversation. Guests included Mrs C E Royal Mrs H A Lucas Mrs S A Woods Mrs Herbert May Mrs Roy Phillips Mrs Lee Wright Mrs Charles Gebhardt Mrs W L Webb Mrs Jack Hammond Mrs W T Poteet of Bluefield Virginia and Mrs Hall.
Mrs F L Black president of the Bite field Woman's Club calls the sale a gratifying effort and outlines a new spending plan for the funds. The project will begin the first of the year and involve collaboration with the viewing teacher and nurses.
Mrs. R. W. Honaker and Mrs. 8. R. Thompson hosted a Grace Methodist circle meeting at the church to end the year. Seventeen members attended and guests from Mrs. F. W. Udy's circle were invited for refreshments of fruit, milad, potato chips, cake and coffee.
Bluefield Chapter of the Delphian Society meets Monday afternoon at the West Virginian hotel. Daleth Chapter holds a Monday evening gathering at 7 45 at the Y W C A. Gamma Chapter convenes Tuesday afternoon at the Y. Week of prayer runs Monday through Friday with a half hour mission study led by Mrs. Wallace Reynolds at week’s end.
The bazaar held by the ladies of Christ Episcopal Church on Friday was a success with a neat sum realized. Fancy work and crafts were among the items showcased and sold to attendees.
Ruth Bodell lyric soprano Miss Helen Mitchell violinist James Elmer Brown pianist will perform at a civic benefit concert Wednesday evening at St Paul Virginia.
Interest grows in the lecture by Judge Ren Lind sey, noted jurist, scheduled for Wednesday evening at city hall under the auspices of the men of Christ Episcopal church.
Mr and Mrs J W Dudley of Princeton Road announce the birth of a daughter Virginia Ruth in December. The couple celebrated the new arrival at home with relatives and friends.
The regular meeting of the U D C will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Elke parlor. Reports from the general convention will be received.
Mrs. Theodore Hundley formerly of Hinefield now of Huntington attended a charming affair hosted last week by Miss Irene Henry at the Henry apartments. The event featured social gatherings and local residents mingling in a cordial reception setting.
The Church of God announces Sunday school from 9 45 to 10 45 with M J Burgh as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 and evening evangelistic service at 7 30 led by Charles H Rice pastor. Young people meet at 6 30 p m with Mr Hodges couple as instructors prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m and a Friday night young prayer meeting at 7 39. You are welcome to worship.
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