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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
4
Society notes report the Charleston Junior League postponing its June meeting from Saturday afternoon June 9 to 3 pm Wednesday June 13 at St. John's Episcopal parish house. Miss Anne Knight, newly elected president, announced the change due to a horse show and ball.
Reelects Mrs Vellines and Mrs Hinterlehiner as officers for 1934 35 the art department of Charleston woman's club held at the clubhouse. Mrs Shortley elected secretary and treasurer. Other attendees included Mrs Maxwell Gregory Clemans and Matthews. William Thornhill to receive medical degree at Cornell today. Es nawha college alumni to dine tonight at Kanawha Country club with faculty as patrons. Arthur Koontz and Mrs Koontz host lunch guests Hon William Culbertson and Mrs Culbertson arriving by air from Washington.
A benefit bridge party to raise funds for children's swimming at the W C A will be held eight o'clock Friday night June 15 at the women's club. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Cablish or Mrs. Garretson by civics department president Mrs. Chester Dixon. The Philathea Bible class of South Charleston First Baptist hosted its annual birthday party at Mrs. J A Smith's home on Stath avenue with devotional by Mrs. Wallace Cook and a guest list of many church members.
A series of social notes records garden club discussions at the Mound Garden Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Schadiel on Riverside Drive with several members and guests present. Additional items mention the Anchor Club gathering at Miss Helen Kent’s home, a bridge night with multiple attendees, and other church, drama, and choir activities with numerous local residents named.
Mrs. R Z Ritchie presided as vice president at the Kenawa chapter Delphian society meeting, with formal election of officers noted among the attendees.
Wednesday morning meeting at the Charleston Woman's Club elected officers: President Mrs J N Charnock Vice President Mrs Charles Malcolm Secretary Mrs H Johnson Treasurer Mrs J H Mesmet Seminar chair Mrs R Raymond Woolf and seminar helpers Mrs G Klostermeyer and Mrs Z P Graft. Siegel Workman led a discussion on Dante the Supreme Genius of Medievalism with reports read by several members.
Charles Malcolm and Mrs. 2. PB. Craft appear alongside Mrs. H C Johnson and Mrs. Joseph L Osler in a social annotation. The fragment suggests a society or club roster or event attendee list from a historical newspaper page.
The first in the Mason School of Music closing recitals is at 8 15 this evening in the Galperin Music Company recital hall. The program features Lollay Gay Marines Charles Marshall At the Zoo Rob ert Kautz Warblings at Eve Betty Brothers violin Minuet Willard Perry At the Skating Carnival Reba Lee Skaggs A Wild Horseman Jane Arnold Curlews Story Marjory Head violin Sandler Gordon Shingleton Dorothy Eloise Cox Danis Ma
The public is invited to attend a series of recitals including Aloiss Skaggs reading In the Morning Eloise Guthrie on violin with Simple Avue Clyde an Rider Shepherds Dance, Sally Jane Miller Will o the Wiep Norma Well Meadows violin alr Varle Katherine Caperton Barchetta June Wills Dorothy Pauline Summers Caprice Ivelon Hanna.
The weekly bridge luncheon was held Wednesday at the Charleston woman's club under the auspices of the literature department. Luncheon was served at one o'clock. Covers were placed for Mrs F Edwin Mower, Mrs Cyrus Barton, Mrs N G Eble, Mrs J K Ashby, Mrs E J Herscher, Mrs Jack Loftus, Mrs J C Little, Mrs C W Efeifer, Mrs Chester Dixon, Mrs Wy 8, Gordon Dulin, Mrs J J Cason and Mrs D Alexander. Miss Jane Williamson hosted Spade club members at her Washington street home Tuesday evening. Mrs Wendell Carpenter, Miss Peggy McGinty, Miss Wanda Darnold, Miss Eloise Joslin, Miss Kathleen Norman, Miss Marcelle Robinson, Miss Dorothy Hrnsom, Miss Genevieve Bick, Miss Florence Hostile, Miss Mildred Fletcher, Miss Dorothy Fletcher, Miss Janet Turmer, Miss Marguerite Lyon, and Miss Elizabeth Gresham attended. The Duo Deciin club is to meet this evening at Miss Gertrude Hess's Lee street home.
The Wes Side Woman’s Club will held its fourth annual flower show on Wednesday June 13. Committee in charge of arrangements includes Mrs. George Darlington general chairman and members Mrs. Ross B. Parker Mrs. E R Withrow Mrs. B A Wise and Mrs W Fitch. Industrial production in Germany in January and February rose 23 percent compared to the first two months of last year.
London district high school seniors will present the class night program at eight o'clock Friday evening in the school. Miss Olive Legg will give the class history, Irene Barton the close poem by Jesse Derrick, George Bolden the class will, Andis Bowyer the key oration, Joe Londeree the response, Jack Chittum the class prophecy, read by Virginis Londeree with Londeree. Mrs. Kathryn Roper is class sponsor. The Epworth Teague of South Charleston First Methodist Episcopal Church offers a strawberry festival from 6:90 to 9:30 tonight at the Second Avenue church with Hilda O'Dell as chairwoman. Rev. F. M. Ryburn, pastor of South Charleston First Presbyterian Church, addressed the men's club Tuesday evening. other speakers included W. W. Mowry.
H. 3B. Fisher and Mr. F. C. Dutton, Mrs. W. W. Mowry who sang, Wis accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Craig, Present were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mowry, Mrs. W. R. Craig, Rev. F. B. Ryburn, W. H. Lloyd, . O. Shaw, W. 8. Woodine, H. GC. Zogg, W. G. Moora, A. EB. Livingston, John Bates, MM. (Please Turn to Page 5)
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