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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

6

Club Women Host Yuletide Tree For Trio

Miss Erie Rust Miss Lavinia Bimmis and Mrs Louise Craig guests of honor at Charleston Woman's Club Christmas program held after noon. Tea followed, with readings from Charles Dickens and a carol program. President Cyrus Hall greeted guests as members served refreshments in the club lounge.

Miss Rust Miss Simms vAnd Mrs. Craig Erie Rust Lavinia Bimmis Louise 'Craig Charleston Charles Dickens Club Woman Seb Sues Cyrus Ww Hall Na Christine Teminine Club LeHoy Richard AM Minx G.A. Hinterlehiner

Party Attended by Local Socialites at Elk River Road Home

A Saturday evening gathering hosted by Miss Al Barty featured attendees including Miss Anna Meadows Miss Sarah Wyer Miss Virginia Wyer and Miss Ruth Willams among others at her Elk River road residence. The guest list also includes Mrs. M. J. Malloy Mrs. Miles Hubbard and several Hicks and older relatives, reflecting a era of formal social gatherings.

van Horn Arthur C. V. Bland Gilbert G. Crantz LeRoy Clemans Lola Mae Hancock J. W. Merscher J. H. Hickman Lon H. Kelly F. E. Brineinsteck T. C. Stevenson Pearl Briggs Stanlecy C. Morris W. D. Harold M. J. Malloy Miles Hubbard Harry G. Kennedy Nira J. E. Rucker G. W. Wards Aly - Irisa Sirk Matthews Ira T. J. Shuker John al Barty Alice Older Elk River Road Thore Anna Meadows Sarah Wyer Virginia Wyer Ruth Willams Delete Hanshaw Lenore Milton Hathiton Older Sybil Perry Katherine Older Laura Ata Irene Ditzer Mel

Mrs Clarkson Hosts Colonial Club Evening

The Colonial club met Tuesday at Aire C J Clarkson's Ninth avenue South Charleston home. Rev R H Merrill addressed the gathering while Mrs Annie Laurie Leonard sang, John Carson Wiley delivered strong dramatic readings. Attendees included Mrs Phill Up Allen and several local club members.

R. H. Merrill Colonial Club Aire C. J. Clarkson Ninth Avenue South Charleston Annie Laurie Leonard Mixa John Carson Wiley Phill Up Allen L. Bryan O. Fl Raubenspeck Bessie Grose J. A Lively Mes. L. N

Bridge Losers Entertain Winners At Luncheon

Losers from the Wednesday morning duplicate bridge tours will entertain the winners at luncheon today at the easy sie. Preceding the meal, bridge will be at Mrs J Calvin Sheets home on Virginia street. Guests of honor include Mrs Charles R Singleton Mrs Roger Creel Mrs James M Payne S Hatlanan Mrs W S Wyle Mr Walter ML Scott and Mrs Harold Mathews. Others present include Mrs T E L Ruttner Mrs Frank McAthats en Mrs Alvin Hodge Mrs W F Shirkey Mrs Joseph Emerick Mrs A G Swearingen Mrs W L Black and Mrs E Bennetts Henson. Miss Elizabeth Ann Meanor hosts Pi Beta Phi sorority at 7 30 o clock this evening on Quarrier street as an alumni chapter is organized.

J. Calvin Sheets Virginia Street Charles R. Singleton Roger Creel James M. Payne S. Hatlanan W. S. Wyle Walter ML Scott Mirs Harold Mathews T. E. L. Ruttner Frank McAthatsen Alvin Hodge W. F. Shirkey Joseph Emerick A. G. Swearingen W. L. Black E. Bennetts Henson Elizabeth Ann Meanor Pi Beta Phi Sorority Quarrier Street

Miss Chandler Is Feted by Charleston Junior League

Miss Gloria Chandler of the Association of Junior Leagues of America will attend a luncheon at the Tally Ho on Saturday with Miss Anne Knight and the Charleton league board. She will see The Mad Hopes on Friday, join a special Tattercoats rehearsal, and address the parish house meeting Saturday afternoon. Guests listed include Miss Knight and numerous Charleston society names.

Gioria Chandler Chandler New York City Chicago Children’s Theater Bureau Association of Junior Leagues of America Charleston League Syracuse N. Y Huntington Children’s Theater Institute St. John's Parish House Gloria Chandler Anne Knight Charlel~ Ten Miss Chandler Kanawha Players Miss Knight Edward J. Crowley Sam Spencer Tattercoats Playhouse Junior League Miss Chandier Knight John C. Morrison Jackson D. Altizer Hérry Campbel Dana —Simith Hugh Thompson Thomas Deveny Charles 5. Ohley Charles C. Dickinson, Jr Newton ,Thomas H. Rummel Anderson Mise Helen Mathews

Third Bridge Tourney Held in Charleston

The third crores of the duplicate series were played Tuesday evening under Mrs. Harry Kiger and Mrs. Roger Young. Winners in North and South were Mrs. TT. Kearse and Miss Christine Gane, first. W. A. Rust and Sridge NT, second. East and West saw Founa vetfords with Mason Crickard, first team. W. E. Wilson and Mrs. E. V. King, first. Lyle Lattes with George Isaac and Albert Trope, second. The fourth session concluded Tuesday and will pause until after holidays. an afternoon tournament is set for Friday at 2 PM at the Daniel Boone hotel with directing by Mrs. Kiger and Mrs. Young.

Charleston Ube Harry Kiger Roger Young South TT. Kearse Christine Gane W. A. Rust Sridge Ae Sing Jo- Founa Vetfords Mason Crickard East and MeentoMes W. E. Wilson Sui E. V. King Lyle Lattes George Isaac Albert Trope Kiger Young Daniel Boone Hotel Oelock

Mrs Gay Hosts Surprise Party For Margeret Ann Gay

Dorothy Gay hosted a Sunday surprise party at her home honoring her daughter Margeret Ann with a gathering of relatives and friends including Mrs Bertha Eddy Ruth Craig Mal dred Gwinn and many others. In a separate note, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Childress of Alum Creek hosted a Monday dinner at their home with attendees including Dewey Justus Everette Arbaugh Bettie Childress William Tormey O S Turley Fritz Turley Edward Young Sterling Childress and Norman Hudson.

Dorothy Gay Mar-geret Ann George Stricker Ab Owens Bertha Eddy Ruth Craig Maldred’ Gwinn Margaret Ann Gay Katherine Estep Sally Faye Woodall Helen Rippetoe Clauda Ann Wooddell Thelma Rinnetoe Thelma Gilkerson Dorothy Leszynski Broeada Leseynadl Ainalin, Brown Jo Cusry James Gwinn An Robert Lee Craig Wilbur Childress Alum Creek Dewey Justus Everette Arbaugh Bettie Childress William Tormey O. S Turley Fritz, Turley Edward Young Sterling Childress Norman Hudson

South Charleston Club Dessert Bridge and Birthday Party

The South Charleston woman’s club hosted a dessert bridge at the club house on Seventh Avenue sponsored by group No. 8 with Mrs. Alan Marples as chairman. Guests included numerous club members. Separately, Mr. Dewey Justus celebrated a birthday at his Arlington Avenue home with a gathering of friends and relatives.

South Charleston Woman's Club Seventh Avenue General Club Alan Marples J. C. Brisoole J. E. Mondton Ir . Daubenepeck A. A. Lachapelie 3. O,.snyder W. F. Bureruss H. T. Sweet Ty Ly Owen C. F. Carte C. E Smith St. Greenlee George R. Tatham C. F. Heath H. L. Cox J. R. MacMan HM. Ross Frank Hinelin W.E. Devel D. F. McMillan 3. B. Clay John Henson Dewey Justus Justus Arlington Avenue Amidee Edwards L. P. Mangus Lester Woodrum Charles L. Hil Evereelie Arbaugh Wilbur Childress Ernest Thomas Marshal Stone C. W. Kenworthy J. T. Weaver Busk Arbaugh

Mrs Rogers Hosts Bridge Party in South Charleston

Mrs Ray Rogers plans a bridge evening at her Ninth Avenue home with guests including Mrs B E Pitchford, Mrs Dale Johnson, Mrs A A Lachonpelie, Mrs Joseph E Bedinger, Mrs Elwood Mee Coy, Mrs R L Brandenberg, Mr Cecil Legg, and Mrs Lillian Cunningham. Teays pair BE Cy Wyrick announce daughter Tillieiew J Wyrick to Jacob Aster Johnston of Logan. The Rev C Le Walden presided. Johnston works for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. couple to reside in Teays and be at home in Huntington after January 1.

Ray Rogers Bridge Ninth Avenue South Charleston B. E. Pitchford Dale Johnson A. A. Lachonpelie Joseph E. Bedinger Elwood Mee Coy R. L. Brandenberg Cecil Legg Lillian Cunningham BE. Cy Wyrick Teays Tillie Viewvion Wyrick Jacob Aster Johnston Logan C. le Walden Nazarene Church Winfield Johnston Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Company Huntington

Party Ix at Tally Ho entertained Mrs Brandenberg club

Mrs Ralph Brandenberg entertained at a Wednesday evening party at the Tally Ho for her club. Guests included Mrs Joseph Hedinger Mrs Ale Brendel Mrs Edward Christy Mrs Julia Peterson Mrs F Barin Miss Elsie Hays and Miss Lillian Hamilton.

Ralph Brandenberg Tally-Ho Joseph E. Hedinger Mrz Ale Brendel Edward Christy Julia Peterson F. Barin Elsie Hays Lillian Hamilton

Mrs Mace Hosts Surprise Birthday Party Honor Guard

Mrs Mace was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party hosted by her daughter on Mary Street Hill Monday evening. About 100 relatives and friends attended, with numerous Ashworths, Taylors, Todds, and other local families named among the attendees.

Luvanty Mace Dewey Todd Mary Street Hill L. ¥. Ashe*worth M. J. Ashworth Minda Mitchell J. W. Brightewell Cathrine Brightwall J. H. Moore Vivian Harris C. B. Jackson J. W. Jordan Howard Jones David McQuarry Henry Stevenson W. H. Taylor George Ashworth Stephen Taylor Dorothy Taylor Thoms Walker Albert Taylor George Quigley Nell Foster Luis Fisher Goldie Harkins W. F. Walker W. L Shepherd Jeff Evans Clinton Ace Reba Fore Hessie Fore Mahaly Todd Gimer Foster Catherine Swang Ida Foster Goldig Bodt Emma Parker W. P. Hay Bernard Ashworth Betty Thomas Howard Ashworth Elizabeth Givens Minnie Bird Erenest Ashworth W. L. Thomas J. J. Parker Pearl Thomas James Mace A. F. Mate Violet Mace Herman Thumm Apostle Mace William Pattorson Marvin Todd Verla Walker Dewi Codd Ming Ruby Foster Enotor Hayward Thomas Elizabeth Humphrey Rose Walker Harold Dean Foster Beatrice Evans Shirley Givens Vera Harkins Norma Todd Clinton Mace

Miss Hall Heads YWCA Council Election

Miss Hall was elected president of the YWCA council at Monday night’s meeting. Miss Margaret Joachim named vice president, Mrs Mary Wittenberger secretary. The council, composed of advisors and nine club officers, will meet at eight oclock on the first Monday each month to discuss club problems and schedule plays parties and events.

Jeabe) Hall Margard Joachim Mra Mary Wittenberger

Sly Named Budget Officer for State

Dr. John Bly, head of West Virginia University's political science department, named state budget officer for the board of public works. Governor Kump announced the appointment yesterday. Bly leads the state brain trust that helped craft tax legislation and will oversee form preparation for all state institutions.

John ¥. Bly West Virginia University Board of Public Works Kump Sly Stata “Brain Trust Atate Seni

Christmas service and greens hanging join clubs

Cooperative effort by art and other clubs plans a Christmas vesper service at four o'clock on Sunday December 18. Friends of the C A and club girls are invited with Mrs Walter Coop ey in charge of tea after the service. Basketball teams organize for the January 2 season start. Kanawha College figures include Miss Mary Louisa.

Greens Friends of the ¥. We C. A Walter Coopey Kanawha College Mary Louisa

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