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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1933

Page

10

Christmas Tea Held Saturday at South Hills Home

The Auld home hosted the annual Christmas tea by Circle No. 17 of First Presbyterian Church. Guests called afternoon and evening, with a long list of attendees including Mrs. Frank Laird Mrs. David Laird Miss Jane White Mrs. George E White Miss Katharine Gress Mrs. Ada Hauck Miss Emma Frances Auld Mrs. Nancy Hall Mrs. W O Taylor and many others.

Fred Auld South Hills Wes Circle Mo First. Presbyterian Church Frank Laird David Laird W. & Shepherd Edward Whalen Clark G. Dickinson, Jr Jane White C. B. Poindexter G. B. Nicholson Curtis Quartes Hugh Eaton R. G. Sayre Arthur Eckerson Harvey Scott H. E. Whittaker A.N._ Eagan Ralph Ellyson Alvin Snyder Walter Hardy Ceci Hardy

Circle No 5 Auxiliary Members Entertained at Sperow Home

List of attendees from Fairmont and Kanawha avenue details a Friday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. S. F. Sperow for Circle No 5 of the Kanawha City Presbyterian church auxiliary. Attendees include Mrs. D. T. Lane, Mrs. John Walworth, Mrs Wade, Mrs B. F. Sperow, and several others.

Circle No. 5 Kanawan City

Lee Family Reunion Today at McKee Residence Breezemont

The Lee family plans an open house today at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McKee Jr. home on Breezemont Drive honoring Charles E. Lee turning eighty three on New Year's Day. Guests include numerous Lees and relatives from Montgomery and local households for dinner and celebration.

Lee Todny Joseph C. McKee, Jr Breezemont Drive Charles E. Lee Mr Lee Hf. Q. Billups John W. Lee Mary Montgomery Lucy Lee J. &. Armstrong Molly Sasmer, Jr Joan and McKee and Sons Dna Lee and Wale Nam

Miss Ella Meadows Weds Mr Stalnaker in Ashland

Miss Ella Meadows of Thompson Street announced the engagement of her daughter Fila Lee to Mr Paul W Stalnaker. The marriage occurred August 19 1907 in Ashland Kentucky with Rev Howard P Hall of the Methodist Episcopalian church officiating.

Cerilin Lee Meadows Thompson Street Fila Lee Paul W. Stalnaker Ashland Howard P. Hall Methodist Episcopal Church Stroof Trager Stings AsLington

Annual County Garden School Planned Friday

Moor Christmay treea,ighted drowwways aad widows .The year testify Gs the universal spread of the Christmas spirit in our Tart. 1944 Frings Opportunity As 1924 opens it brings greater op portunities for garden-club activity than ever before. Dr. J. J. Pinity, social economist and well-known editor of "The New York Times," says. "I am now rea to say tht the use of free times become the clues problem when the whole nationas been put to work for a shitter day and week. At it will be a much more difficult task of coucty to get people to use their free tine cheely bhite ispor effi citérl Therein is opened to garden-club Potremecdaus pourtin! Amur people into Ine Nowhere every funure hour spent one of pleasure and prettt Goal, "American the garden nation of the world." Has long been our goal. The garden clin and garden department 'membership now num bers some 600,000 we realize that this is but a small percent of our na tions posible interest. Would that we could enlist America's whole pilivenship in the constructive par genelith idealy of home and civic Interests! [ can be done, First Step. If all clubs will make their goal to organize wd mother one more adult and junior club in this year to bountifull with leisure, a tremendous step will have been tak en. In many cases clubs find Itdex sirable to keep their membership of a size to conveniently meet In the average home and garden. This can be done without retarding commun ity garden interests by following any one of three methods of expansion. Buy Low-

J. J. Pinity New York Times Amur Garden Clin and Garden Department America Wd Mother

Youngsters Score Hit At Children's Theater

A fragmented cast list and roles from a children's theater segment feature numerous performers and staff including Belle Graves Michal Joli Smelaly Ruth Keehn Henry Rowe Jack Scottish native Polish dancer Barbara Wolfe Betty Wolfe Lucille Haviland Marvin Wells Mary Carver Reed Patricia Embleton Harriett Nearman Benjamin Brown jr Robert Doo tie Anetka Ann Catherine Das on Jan Charles DeSpain jr puppet show managers Maury Ployd Ken neth Moxices great lady Mary Lee Settle Puip Gaplan Janek and others as director Miss Margaret Landing violinists and watchman at the gate.

Belle Graves Michal Joli Smelaly Ruth Keehn Henry Rowe Nightingale Clarence Moran Jack “Switish Barbara Wolfe Betty Wolfe Lucille Haviland Marvin Wells Mary Carver Reed Betty Brown Patricia Embleton Harriett Nearman Ben-jamin Brown, Jr Robert Dootie Anetka Ann Catherine

Tea Event Hosted by Misses Watson on Virginia Street

Miss Florence Watson and Miss Janet Watson hosted a tea from four to six on Friday afternoon at their Virginia Street home. Numerous guests attended, assisted by a long list of young ladies and Mrs. Harvey Davis and other local residents adding to the social gathering.

Florence Watson Janet Watson Fame ii Virginia Street Constance Robinson Aletha Robinson May Kantz Mildred Shuker Louise Sweeney Betty Walsh Jane Campbell Alice Watts Kathleen Watson Frances Rice Dorie’ Wycoff Laxira Virginia Bobbitt Lillian Laidley Mary Eizabeth Letchey Katherine Cnittum Harvey Frances Dean Reed Frances Stubblefield Wanda Moller Mary Auld Fan Auld Phyllis Pottenbarger Jeanne Menager Winifred Woods Eleanor Coleman Marthe Jean Cablish Margaret Austin Mary Frances Hil Ruth Leamer Helen Leamer Anna Louise Haouts Katharine Guthrie Josephine Ford Mildred Huffman Josephine Wulfman Hawes Brown Frances Brown Jane Clinton Alice Virginia Perry Anna Nell Hardman Gwendolyn Hardman Spencer Dorothy Mas Spruce Frances Hall Guy Holeclaw Katharine Kriger Cintinnati Elizabeth Simms Frances Wise Janet Kirby James Kirby J. E. Campbell Margaret Adams George Seaver Ethel Putnam Anne Balman Mary Lawson Eleanor Davis Genevieve Smith Dorothy Herrah Margaret Joachim Eleanor Meanor Elizabeth Meanor Anne Pharr Josephine Fisher Jean Fisher Mary Louise Agnew Evelyn Crowell Virgina Crowell F. Copenhaver Sam Glover D. A. Oliver Eugene Stump Wayne Butler Ty Mre George Ralsbeck Bay

Mrs Kathryn Lowes Reads The Road to Rome in Charleston

Mrs Kathryn Howard Lowes of Baltimore reads Robert Sherwood's play The Road to Rome at a Charleston meeting of the Maryns club. She directs Bard Avon school of expression and chairs drama for Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs. A reception follows the program with admission charged and public invited.

Kathryn Howard Lowes Baltimore Robert Sherwood Rum Charleston Moryn Bard-Avon School of Expression Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs Lewes Charleston Cyrus Hall

Longs Host Golden Wedding Anniversary Party

Mr and Mrs Long were honored guests as relatives and friends gathered to celebrate their golden anniversary. Attendees included Mrs NB Hamvic Mr and Mrs Harry Long Mr and Mrs J S Long and Lucille Gay plus Virginia Faye Long Helen Jeremy Woodward and several others. The gathering noted twin celebrations of family ties and long friendship as the couple planned a brief visit with relatives in Ferndale afterward.

NB Hamvic Harry Long J. 5. Long Lucille Gay Wor. Matluhan P. Long Mary Lucille Street Helen Jeremy Hothert Woodward Virginia Faye Long Jamau Aaron Cowley Art W.T. Lone Simbel Richard Long Mr. How Ferndale

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Presbyterian Circle Colonels Armory Flance E. O'Connor Barbara Aultz Connor Mary Elizabeth Mineker Eleanor Heath Jessie DeNoon Janet Minsker Eben Riley Virginia Minsker M. G. Robinson Grace P. Grey H. E. Bek Pauline Lunsford Randolph Venable Walton Venable Rapeston Clinton Ella Evans Headlee L. H. Harrison T. J. William Elfard's Quarrier Hale Streep Southern Resorts Telford's Coats McKee Ella Meadows Mr. Stalnaker Faye Danhe South Chasketon Colenmai Chas Elit Durbar Peni Foot Sill Watson Kathryn Lowes Rame Mrs. Long and Long Theodore Long Ralph Mollohan, Jr John and William Joseph Lone Hualily NRA Miami Biltmore Florida Miami Miami Beach Biscayne Bay Key Largo Ing Gene Sarazen Denny Shute Mike Brady Louis Costello Ned Everhart Atlantic Seaboard A. A. U Biltmore Addecan Hotrt Milami1
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