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Newspaper

Bradenton Herald

Location

Bradenton, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

5

Music Memory Contest Review of Sixth Four Selections

Review of the sixth four selections notes Chopin Greig Lieurance Buck and Indian and American works. Comments on form rhythm and tonal balance describe Funeral March Peer Gynt Te Deum Anitra's Dance and Hall of the Mountain King with attention to triplet and quadruplet rhythms and major minor contrasts.

Music Memory Contest Chopin Greig Lieurance Buck Iano Anitra Pin Minnetonka

Local social notes from Bradenton and nearby towns

Mrs Charles Sayles Mrs Wallace Williams and Mrs F D Waite attended a Tampa tea at Forrest Hills Country Club hosted by the Tampa Club of the National Society of Colonial Dames. Families and students from Lakeland Gainesville Tallahassee Bainbridge and Plant City visit relatives and spend weekends in Bradenton.

Charles Sayles Wallace Williams F. D. Waite Tampa Forrest Hills Country Club National Society of Colonial Dames

Rebecca Assembly Attendees Head to Grand Lodge Meeting

Mrs. J. A. Beville Mrs. A. B. Rowe and Mrs. C. E. Wingert depart to attend the Rebecca Assembly in Winter Haven. A special car prepared for transporting convicts in Germany is described with heavy doors and side cells.

Rebecca J. A. Beville A. B. Rowe C. E. Wingert Rebeca Grand Lodge Winter Haven Germany

Mrs Kirby Hosts Philathea Ladies at Ohio Avenue Home

The Berean Philathee of First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. B. Kirby’s home on Ohio avenue. Mrs. Graham led the business session and reports of monthly activities were shared. A surprise shower for Mrs. C. K. Snellings marked the gathering before a social hour with radio music and an ice course.

Berean Philathee First Methodist Church W. B. Kirby Ohio Avenue Mesdamee C. K. Snellings J. J. Stafford D. H. Tallant

Easter Egg Hunt at Willis Street Home

Miss Jennie Kaul hosted a Sunday School Easter egg hunt at 3 pm on Willis street Palmet to Monday afternoon. Miss Elean or Tinkham won for most eggs. Ice cream and cake were served to Harriet Baird Susie Lee Carswell Mophlis Fann Helen Fort Elise Engram Anna Jenson Rose Lee Johnson Vickie Rivers Minnie Alice Williams Bella and Katherine Vassell.

Kaul Jennie Kaul Willis Street Palmetto Eleanor Tinkham Harriet Baird Susie Lee Carswell Mophlis Fann Helen Fort Elise Engram Anna Jenson Rose Lee Johnson Vickie Rivers Minnie Alice Williams Bella Katherine Vassell

Baptist Women Meet In Palmetto Church Program

The Baptist women of Palmetto gather Monday afternoon at the church for the regular program. Mrs. Joe Pedrick led with a chapel exercise including devotion and opening songs. She acted as teacher in questions on missions history languages and customs while the group enjoyed fruit punch and homemade cake in pink and white.

Baptist Women of Palmetto Joe Pedrick

Recent Bride and Visitor Honored at Bridge Tea

Miss Ray Taylor of Ohio and Mrs Warren Freeman were guests of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Henry J Edsall and Miss Katherine Edsall at their home Fairview Pine Hall. Guests attended nine tables for a formal game with prizes and a salad course served at the end.

Ray Taylor Chio South Carolina Warren Freeman Henry J. Edsall Kathering Edsall Fairview Pine Fall Miss Taylor Freeman Herndon Csloney Dorothea Zeller Clarke Barney W. W. Hubbell G. B. Knowles Gertrude Green Elizabeth Snyder H. A. McDonald Maurice Walters William W. Barrett Jack Ward Neil Keen W. R. Pollard D. B. Sutton Gladys Carnes Marjorie J. Atwood Taylor Warren Curry Carl Ibold Ben S. Richardson Frank DeVane Sam Wooten Lee S. Day Herman Turner Mary Field Harry Ten Firman Brown L. W. Blake B. J. Skinner Kaa E. P. Green J. Henry Taylor Clyde Kittrell Fay Kennedy Dorothea Zoller Alice Frye Frank Green Golden Knight Annie Tee Knight C. F. Fleming John Keating, Jr Lilian Arnold Herndon Coloney Mildred Perry Catherine Haley Georgia Field Paul Duckwall, Jr

Bridge Luncheon and Bridge Ends Honored at Club

The Bradenton Golf Club hosted the season’s last bridge luncheon with Easter lilies and calendulas decorating the setting. Prizes were awarded for high scores and a separate gift basket for Easter lilies, as guests praised Mrs. Lee S. Day and the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saussy were feted with a hostess party at Mr. and Mrs. Campbell’s home, with guests noted including numerous local couples and Dr. L. W. Blake.

Bradenton Golf Club Lee S. Day Chiirman Harry Land Alice Fry Annie Lee Knight Oren Ussey Walter Heckman Charles Hubbell Charles Sayles Oren Huseey Wallace Williams George Q. Bruce Fred MacSmith Wichita Kansas Fred T. Saussy Tampa John T. Campbell H. S. Moody R. C. Trimble Charles Ward Saussy T. B. Cavanaugh W. A. Manning

Beach Party for Mrs Cooke by Bradenton Club

The Dramatic Committee of the Bradenton Woman's Club hosted a beach party at Lido Beach on Tuesday as a surprise for chairman Mrs. A. J. Cooke who will spend the summer at her North home. Members rode from Bradenton, enjoyed a chicken dinner, and in the afternoon Della Jeffers presented Mrs. Cooke with a baroque pearl. Attendees included Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Della Jeffers, Miss Ruth Davis, Mrs. R. C. Trimble, Mrs. Anna Schumacher, Mrs. J. R. Burris, Mrs. F. E. Balls, Mrs. John Drew, and Mrs. H. W. Lind.

Bradenton Cooke Della Jefferz Ruth Davis R. C. Trimble Anna Schumacher J. R. Burris FE. C. Balls John Drew H. W. Lind

Vinol Claims to Strengthen Nervous Children

An advertisement touts Vinol as a non oily cod liver iron tonic for nervous, run down children and adults. It cites Mrs Rin and Shevds Drug Store, claiming rapid improvements in strength appetite and sleep within the first week.

Shevd

Class To Have Supper After Church Race

A race in the Palmetto Methodist church between the Young Mens Wesley Class and the Mary Martha Class ended with the young women ahead. Thursday evening at 7 o clock the winning class will host a supper at the church for its members and others to attend.

Wesley Mary Martha

Clem Watson Improves After Minor Operation

Clem Watson, who underwent a no serious operation at the Christine Roof Hospital about ten days ago, is much improved. He has many friends in the tri cities hoping for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Mike Jor sett, his daughter, will arrive from Tampa today to visit her parents.

Clem Watson Christine Roof Hospital Watson Tri Cities Mike "Jorsett Tampa

Mrs Cummings Named Delegate From Baraca-Philathea Class

The Wesley Philathea Class met at Mrs stockbridge avenue home with Mrs R T W, Mrs W A Lathrop and Mrs G E Miller hosting. A food sale was planned for April 25. Mrs J W Cummings elected delegate to the Baraca Philathea convention in Miami in May. Mrs F M Maloy led the program. J O Grogan led devotion. prizes and entertainments followed, ending with an ice course.

Wesley Phiathea Cness Eeot Stockbridge Avenue W. A. Lathrop G. E. Miller S. J. O. Grogan

Supper Meeting of Y W A at First Baptist Church

The Y W A of First Baptist held a regular supper meeting at the church on Tuesday evening. Miss Serena Jennings and Miss Eleanor Shirley served as hostesses. Newly elected officers took charge: Catherine Daniels president, Goldie Gaddis vice president, Gertrude Todd secretary, Serena Jennings treasurer, Gladys Howell pianist, Louise Gregory chorister. Blanche Lawson supervised a splendid program.

First Baptist Church Serena Jennings Eleanor Shirley Catherine Daniels Goldie Gaddis Gertrude Todd Gladys Howell Louise Gregory Blanche Lawson

Ruth Patten Hosts Miss Marie Novello at Luncheon

Mrs. Ruth Patten entertained informally at her Ohio avenue home in honor of Miss Marie Novello of Wales. Miss Novello appears in concert this evening at the parish house under St Celia circle of Christ Episcopal church, with Mrs. Patten as president. Luncheon had six covers.

Miss Novello Ruth Patten Ohio Avenue Marie Novello Wales H. C. Miller St. Cecelia Circle of Christ Episcopal Church

Local Clubs Schedule Social Events For Thursday

Social calendar lists American Legion Luncheon at 12 30 PM at Palmetto Hotel Oaks Palmetto Kiwanis lunch at 12 30 PM at the Oaks Hotel Mrs Firman Brown hosts an afternoon gathering at her suburban home and the American Legion Auxiliary meets in the First Methodist Church parlors Christ Episcopal Parish House hosts a Catholic Women's Social Club benefit ward party at 8 PM Mr and Mrs Firman Brown host an evening bridge party at their home

American Legion Auxiery At & O Christ Episcopal Church Firman Brown Bridge

Four Birthdays Celebrated At Oneco Party

Fifty friends gathered Monday evening at Claude Wilson’s home in Oneco to honor the birthdays of Claude Wilson Luther Wilson Merritt Helm and Bessie Jones. Bill Wilson played piano and led games as A A Commander held a lighthearted ugliest man in Oneco contest. Refreshments ended the evening.

Claude Wilson Oneco Mr. Wilson Luther Wilson Merritt Helm Bessie Jones Bill Wilson

Circles Meet of Palmetto Methodist Missionary Society

The Palmetto Methodist Missionary Society circles met Tuesday at the church with all circles present. President Mrs. E. T. Bell led reports and decisions. The group voted to stop church refreshments, hold socials every three months, and host a home gathering for events.

Methodist Missionary Society of W. A. Fischer R. S. Campbell Alva

100000 Black Bass Released in St Johns River

A report from State Shell Fish Commissioner T. R. Hodges states 190000 black bass were taken from Welaka Fish Hatchery No 2 in a week and planted in the St Johns river. Arrangements are made for a messenger to distribute bass to stations across the state, with hundreds more expected from the hatchery.

Tallahassef Welaka St. Johns River Shell Fish T. R. Hodges Navnte Hodges

Mrs Frank Watson Hosts Informal Tea for Guests

Mrs Frank Watson entertained informally at tea Tuesday afternoon at her Feirview Avenue home, complimenting guests Mrs Clara M Church and Miss Morrison of Nahwah New Jersey. The gathering featured fragrant spring flowers and about twenty attendees.

Frank Watson Feirview Avenue Clara M. Church Miss Morrison Nahwah New Jersey

Florida Reports 480 Game Law Cases In Eight Months

Florida courts handled 480 cases of alleged violations of state game and fresh water fish laws in the first eight months of the 1926-27 fiscal year. Commissioner J B Royall notes that the prior year 630 cases were filed from July 1925 to July 1926, the department’s first full year.

Tallahassee Florida J. B. Royall

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