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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1935

Page

4

The Nuremburg Stove Comes to Charleston Students

Fourth grade pupils will attend The Nuremburg Stove on December 20 and 21, directed by Miss Margaret Hazelwood. The children’s theater notes Elson’s Fourth Reader version The Porcelain Stove, with Dorothe, August Strehla, Dorothea, and the Strehla children. The tale follows August to the king’s palace, with Dorothea and family, as the wicked Anton is punished for dishonesty.

Charleston Children’s Theater Margaret Hazelwood Elson August Strehla Augustin Hirschvogel Mally Dorothes Strehla Anton August Dorothea Teader Gazette Margaret Snyder Chamiersaac John Hill

Women’s Group Luncheon Hosted by Charleston Colony

The Charleston Colony of the National Society of New England Women held a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Daniel Boone hotel. The event included reserved seating for president Mrs. Frank P. Larmon and members and guests such as Mrs. Hogg of Lewisburg, Mrs. M. M. Williamson, Mrs. L. H. Harrison, Mrs. Walter Coopey, Mrs. N. W. Turner, Harry M. Cogan, Mrs. D. H. Gates, and Mrs. A. Nu Lyon.

Charleston Colony National Society of New England Women Daniel Boone Hotel Frank P. Larmon Hogg Lewisburg M. M. Williamson L. H. Harrison Walter Coopey N. W. Turner Harry M. Cogan A. Nu Lyon

Miss Woodyard Hosts Fifteenth Birthday Party

Miss Betty Lee Woodyard celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a party at Mrs. Edwards home on Delaware Avenue. Guests enjoyed music games and contests with Ollie Mae McGuire and Alfred Stine winning in the contests. Others in attendance included Barbara Pitzer Wilda Hall Ruth Norton Ruth Wyndham Mary Louise Rapps Dorothy Sullivan Ruth Jackson Betty Fitch Louise Wheeler Alice Fitch Elaine Bower Kathryn Glenn Jean Shephard Jewel Rollins Janette Shepherd Mary Lou Jackson Jean Jackson Alfred Stine Henry Pruett Richard Thaxton Guy Erwin Robert Golf Wayne Fitzgerald Frederick Greybill William McKee Ned Dawson William Miller James Thomas William Richardson.

Betty Lee Woodyard Edwards Woodyard Delaware Avenue Ollie Mae McGuire Alfred Stine Barbara Pitzer Wilda Hall Ruth Norton Ruth Wyndham Mary Louise Rapps Dorothy Sullivan Ruth Jackson Betty Fitch Louise Wheeler Alice Fitch Elaine Bower Kathryn Glenn Jean Shephard Jewel Rollins Janette Shepherd Mary Lou Jackson Jean Jackson Henry Pruett Richard Thaxton Guy Erwin Robert Golf Wayne Fitzgerald Frederick Greybill William McKee Ned Dawson William Miller James Thomas William Richardson

U D C Chapter Plans Lee Jackson Dinner at Club

Charleston chapter No. 151 United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Cyrus W. Hall’s Kanawha Street home to discuss the Lee Jackson dinner set for 6 30 Saturday evening January 18 at the Charleston Woman’s Club. Delegates Mrs. Woolf and Mrs. Matthews spoke on the Hot Springs convention. Tea closed the meeting.

Charleston United Daughters of the Confederacy Cyrus W. Hall Kanawha Street

Miss Watson Plans Open House Event

Miss Virginia Lee Watson organizes an open house at her Dixie Street home on Saturday evening. Invitations extend to younger social set. guests will be asked to call from dusk until 11 30 o clock.

Virginia Lee Watson Dixie Street Ning

Zeta Delphians To Meet Today

Zeta Delphian chapter convenes at ten o'clock this morning at the Charleston woman's club. Mrs. 3. S. Rich to lead a discussion on English Painting with program topics from several members including Mrs. C. E Dawkins and others.

Zeta Delphian Charleston Woman's Club 3. S. Rich C. E Dawkins Garland Potterfield D. H. Rader R. G. Hanna Mahre Stark L. V. Cavins J. E. Rucker D. B. Adams, Jr W. W. Price F. N. Gregory R. H. Walker H. D. Robins Brooks Pulliam George Keller R. U. Jackson Mry R. O. Greer

Mrs Dale A Johnson Hosts Childrens Party in South Charleston

Mrs Dale A Johnson entertained with a children's party Saturday afternoon at her home in South Charleston for her son Dale Arthur Johnson Jr on his seventh birthday. Guests included Barbara Donnally, Helen Batagreen, Jane Hetagreen, Patricia Cobb and many neighbors. Mrs A L Craddock is ill at Armor Park, South Charleston.

Dale A. Johnson South Charleston Dale Arthur Johnson, Jr Bernard Linkenecker M. BE. McCoy Johnson Julie Belle Donnally Helen Louise Batagreen Jane Hetagreen Patricia Cobb Mary Margaret Maynor Helen Faye Hart Louise Smith Robert Linkenecker C. A. Maynor Ernest Joseph Mondron Donald Legg

Christmas Party By O E S For Davis Shelter Children

Tiskelwah chapter No 45 Order of Eastern Star will host a Christmas party at eight tonight at the Shrine mosque for Davis Childs Shelter children and Eastern Star families. Mrs Walter Martens and Mrs Mont Kennedy will direct a musical program. Members are asked to bring gifts. Edith Myers chairs the refreshments with Mrs C R Morgan Mrs F R Summerfield and Mrs J B Jones as helpers. Miss Phyllis Jean Hartley is at the home of her parents in Spring Hill.

Tiskelwah Chapter No. 45 Order of Eastern Star Shrine Mosque Davis Child's Shelter Eastern Star Walter Martens Mont Kennedy Shelter Edith Myers C.R. Morgan F. R. Summerfield J. B. Jones Phyllis Jean Hartley Joseph F. Hartley Spring Hill

Miss Herscher Hosts Yale Party For Woman's Club

Miss Mary Louise Herscher, chairman of the woman's club Department of Nineteen Thirty-Five, hosted a Christmas tea at her Kanawha Street home for department members and guests. Attendees included Mrs Hillis Townsend, Mrs William Savage, Mrs Philip Preiser, and many others.

Woman’s Club Kanawha Street Mary Louise Herscher Woman's Club Nineteen Thirty-Five Department Hillis Townsend William Savage Philip Preiser EB. Stout Fred Richolson Robert Evans C. R. Morgan, Jr 5. V. Jordan JT. Patteson Ethel Montellus Homer McMillan Philip Hill Ward Knotts Fred Dean W. Holmes Smith Alice Wood W. C. Ripley Robert Harder E. Outlaw S. L. Bivens Mildred Shuker Carl Davis Harvey Taylor E. W. Pointer

Mrs Louft To Host Randolph Macon Alumnae Club

Mrs B R Louft will host Randolph Macon alumnae at her Brooks Street home this evening at eight o clock. The gathering invites alumnae to share fellowship and memories in a formal social setting hosted by Mrs Louft.

B.R. Louft Randolph-Macon Brooks Street

Delphian Chapter Sponsors Program at Woman's Club

The Charleston Delphian chapter met at the woman’s club for a program led by Mrs. D. D. Teets and others. Attendees included Mrs. J. FE. Chamberlain and numerous members. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 PM Monday, December 29, at the same venue.

Charleston Delphian Woman's Club D. D. Teets A. G. Thornes T.C. Towns Send W. 2. Connell Harry Davis J. FE. Chamberlain P. A. Haley J. D. Hanne Frank Hineline J. W.herscher A. J. Lyon R. M. Parks George Reeves T. J. Shuker A.A. Shawkey W. la Savage

Mrs O Connor Hosts Tea at Quarrier Street Home

Mrs O Connor will entertain Saturday afternoon at her Quarrier street home with guests of honor Mrs George M Keller of Rochester New York and Mrs Louisa Leing Garred and her guest Mr David Lloyd Edwards of Tulsa. Calls from four until half past four.

Robert B.o’connor Quuarrier Street O'Connor George M. Keller Rochester N. Y Louisa Leing Garred Meee David Lloyd Edwards Tulsa

Local Family Plans Mobile Alabama Visit Over Holidays

To leave for Mobile Alabama Thursday are Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mellwain and children L. O. Mellwain Jr Don Willard Mellwain Merrill Stratton Mellwain and Miss Hazel June McUwain of South Charleston. They will visit Mellwain's mother Mrs Theadocia Mic Twain and Medwain's father Mr John Williamson over the holidays. Mr Frank P. Tormey has returned from Huntington where he was a five week guest of friends and relatives.

L. O. Mellwain Don Willard Mellwain Merrill Stratton Mellwain Hazel June Mc Uwain South Charleston Mobile Als Mellwain Theadocia Mic. Twain Medwain John Williamson Frank P. Tormey

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