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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1933

Page

19

Keller Paintings Shown at Hotel Greenbrier Summer Art Series

White Sulphur Springs June 1g Thirty watercolors and drawings by Henry G. Keller dean of Cleveland painters open at the Greenbrier main exhibition. First in a weekly series supporting the Old White art colony through July under William Do Gruer and Natalie Zynon Grauer. Next week John A. Grbach from New York City, prize winner at Chicago and Los Angeles, will show. Guests from New York Richmond and Cleveland attendings and a mix of artists, writers, and collectors join the summer at the Greenbrier estate with lectures, teas, and a motion picture talk by H. Stokes Lott Jr. and others amid a roster of visitors and local society.

Henry G. Keller Cleveland Greenbrier Old White Art Colony William Do. Gruer Natalie Zynon Grauer John A. Grabach New York City Peabo Art Institute of Chicago Seshan Serafin, Alolaser Pelicla Howell New York Glotoeeter Mass Graver Sujy Miriam Cramex Charles Brooks H. Stokes Lott, Jr Hollywood Cal Alexander Allan Draper Willam A. Certoll Jour B. Oday Elizabeth van Hapen Chicago Lawrence Lewis Richmond George E. Vann Hagen Thoroton Lewis. Severs Washington Mra. P Stancliffe Joseph Misa G. N. Kipp Bt. M. Hecht H. H. Hefdenson HB. Baird Isaac Herrmann Charles Buslap T. B. Davis P. M. Sweeny Migs Amg Sweeny J. 2 Brooklyn Afra Paul Edmunds Bayside L. L Newton Kent Woodmere L. I George M. Galt Pittsfield Moss Foes Greenwich W. PB. Scuell Ossening William M. Decker Buffalo Edwin R. Perkins H. NM. Evanson Pittsburgh BB. Henderson J. Hoss Myers Detroit

Picnic honors visitor at Coal River beach party

Miss Elisabeth Watters hosted a picnic and swimming gathering Thursday at Lower Falls on Coal River to honor Miss Bosty Luther- Tand of Columbus. Guests included Mrs. W. Q. Watters and several local friends and relatives.

Elisabeth Watters Lower Falls Coal River Bosty Luther— Tand Columbus Margaret Deisher Park Avenue W. Q. Watters Margaret Sutherland Wil Diam Watters James Gates Judson Hatcher Emory Smith

To Hold Bridge Party By West Side Woman's Club

The Garden department of the West Bice Woman's club plans a Dutch Treat bridge party Tuesday evening at the West Side Woman's clubhouse. Reservations are directed by Mrs. Frank G. Fietener, Mrs. George Irving Graves, Mrs. L. W. Helmaster and Mrs. George F. Darlington.

West Bice Woman's Club West Side Woman's Clubhouse Frank G. Fietener George Irving Graves L. W. Helmaster George F. Darlington

Mothers Organize Busy Summer for Neighborhood Children

In Lynds ville Journal style a group of mothers coordinate a three month summer program. Activities include poetry and story hours, dramatics led by high school students, sewing of costumes, and a local music teacher providing demonstrations. The aim is structured, diverse outdoor play and creative crafts to keep children engaged.

Amarchy Wendy Hee Street Dame Amt Totlere Slis Wil Lvndsville

Choir Guests at Piedmont Party Honor Sara Hastings

Miss Sara Hastings hosted the Asbury church choir at her Piedmont home on June 15. Attendees included Mrs. Wertz, Mrs. Pritt, Mrs. Riggall, Mrs. McNabb, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bays, Miss Arnett, Miss Grafton, Miss Brake, Miss Woolwine, Miss Ferguson, Miss Hastings, Mr. Byle, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Pos, Mrs. Love, and Mr. Frey. Visitors named were Ms. Speer, Miss Ash, Miss Northcraft, Mrs. Stone, Miss Saunders, Mr. Withrow, and Mr. and Mrs. Hastings.

Sara Hastings Asbury Church Piedmont Amelia K. Wertz F. W. Pritt H. M. Riggall Cecil McNabb John T. Harrison Ruth Brown Moyne Bays Evelyn Arnett Dolly Grafton Marian Brake Louise Woolwine Elizabeth Ferguson Edward Byle John T. Harrian Beryl Pos J. H. Love Lewis J Frey Anita Buchanan Speer Mary Ash Hazel Northcraft J. Stone Dorothy Saunders R. G. Withrow

Daughter Is Honored With Bridge Shower

Mrs William Cochran hosted a bridge shower Friday evening at her California avenue home honoring her daughter Mrs John Fultkes. Attendees included Mrs Turley Mrs Stevens Mrs Mingus Mrs McCoy Mrs Casto Mrs Oleler Mrs Walker Mrs Brochel Mrs Finley and many others with daughters and relatives among the guests.

William Cochran California Avenue John Fultkes J. Turley A. D. Stevens John Mingus Uriel McCoy B. H. Casto J. H. Oleler Russel Walker Rene Brochel Viola Finley R. H. Glover Mary Bromsin Pearl Hull Frank Seaman Beatrice Chambers Fred Rodgers Homer Britton Alya Smit Margaret Cochran Jyseinee Crnontz Giles Chandler OC. B. Hutchinson Harold Willarsson Macel Wills Helen Fulkes Helen Cochran Eloise Chandler Clara Chambers Clara McGloin Ethel Brochell Lapfalda Settle Eiizabeth VanNeter

Farewell Party Held For Daughters Of Mrs Jerzer

Mrs. Charles Jerzer of Piedmont Toad entertained with a party Friday evening in honor of her daughters Helen and Marie who will leave this week for Matting Ferry and Callumbus G to spend the summer. Guests included Kathryn Taylor Evelyn Wallace Beulah Walker Iva Walker Hazabeth Miller Lucille Dean Mary Griffin William Tucker George Cochran William Riley Cleo Lines Bruce Bender Charles Brown Charles Wright John Dotson Jamies Londerer and Toe Jerger.

Charles Jerzer Piedmont Toad Helen Marie Matting Ferry Callumbus Kathryn Taylor Evelyn Wallace Beulah Walker Iva Walker Hazapeth Miller Lucille Dean Mary Griffin Messrs William Tucker George Cochran William Riley Cleo Lines Bruce Bender Charles Brown Charles Wright John Dotson Jamies Londerer Toe Jerger

Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Birthday Party

The Stitch and Chatter Club entertained Friday with a party in honor of Mes. Lillian Stanley or Witcher. Guests included Mrs. Hannah Keeney, Mrs. J. A. Carte, Laura Meadows and others such as Miss Marcella Meadows, Miss Lula Mae Meadows, and Mr. Stanley.

Stitch and Chatter Clan Lillian Stanley Witcher Hannah Keeney J. A. Carte Mia Laura Meadows Sable Meadows Marjorie Palmer Naomi Martin Beale Hunter J. Hines Marcella Meadows Lula Mae Meadows Miev Helen Keeney Virginia Meadows Joyce Ann Primer Melvs Stanley Stanley

Cincinnati woman honored at informal party

Miss Mabel Dudley of Cincinnati was guest of honor at an informal party Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Jennig Mobayed at her Hundayvenue home. Other guests included Miss Adele Risk, Miss Martha Risk, Mrs. W. J. Daugherty, and Mrs. Mary O. Risk.

Mabel Dudley Cincinnati Jennig

West Virginia tennis tourney draws Charleston crowd

A large audience at the West Virginia closed tennis tourney semifinal in Charleston attended by many local society members and notable residents. The event featured prominent figures such as Dr. Bedford Westfall Mrs. Westfall and scores of others from Huntington Wheeling Elkins Parkersburg and Manchester among attendees.

Chomeston Society Wit Aeteed West Virginia Charleston Bedford Westfall Westfall Robert Carter Edward Yewell Wiliam Williams Maxfield Barber Homer Bosher Chandlee D. Ww. Stubblefield Florence Miler Onn Hubert Kelly Phebs Meclure Maude Lewis Annette King James Lee Kuhn W. D. White Mary Brown Elkins Frances Merrill Louise Delander Newton Thomas Fromges Stubblefield Virginia Whitaker Virginia Dil~ Lot Mary Gaston Margaret Hope Samims Louise Sweeney Alma Marie Zimmerman Vivian McCanthay Jong Hoy Bnntington Bond Roy Florence Miller R. L. Pugh W. B. Harris Gwreth Thompson OG. R. Wilson M. F. Petersen Chivtes RB Singleton Edward Meantews Budd Meredith Denzil Nicholas Ernest Merrill Richard Emerson Manchester Robert McClunre Clarence Pharr Harvey McMilan A. A. Alexander Edward Goldsmith Fred Kellmeyer Wheeling Free Fields Huntington John Better Scott Camp Ver- Roy Dixon Chrvves Gore FL Arkie Iala J. W. Campyios Paul Renter Montgomery H. France James Allen Sam Conn Beckley Byron Wikinson Robert Biddé Parkersburg A. Smith Rey Samms 7. C. Mekinie Charles Groff Homer Davis Lpr KH Merrill William Gallaher W. Bruner William Milet D. W. Puller Hn, Baker

Gleaners Guild Entertained at Mrs Pinch Home Party

Mrs D B Pinch hosted the Gleaners guild gathering at her Ninth Avenue South Charleston residence. Mothers attended as guests with members Violet Smith Louise Ferguson Margaret Sammon Margaret Hensley Florence Rie Eugene Bartley Marjorie Moody Ora Hill Marjorie Cos mert Virginia Loyd Catherine Garrett Lucille Brown Lillis Smiley Marcella Parkler Dorothy Strams Hall Leite Jason among others. Victoria Elizaett McGowran, daughter of Mr and Mrs T H McGowran, has recovered enough from illness to leave her home.

D. B. Pinch Gleaners Murtia Moby Publi Violet Smith Mires Louise Ferguson Margaret Sammon Margaret Hensley Florence Rie Eugene Bartley Marjorie Moody Ora Hill Marjorie Cosemint Virginia Loyd Catherina Garrett Victoria Elizaett, mcGowran T. H. Mc Gowran Ninth Avenue South Charleston

Birthday party at Rose Garden tea room honors Miss Ronnie Newman

Mrs. Lilian Shawyer hosted a dinner and bridge party Thursday evening at the Rose Garden tea room to celebrate Miss Ronnie Newman's birthday. Guests included Miss Virginia Mattire, Miss Vinnie Clark, Miss Ethel Broelketl, Mrs. B. Tinker, Mrs. N. Ray Nou singer, Mrs. Joseph Longnecker and Mrs. Bhawver.

Lilian Shawyer Rose Garden Tea Room Ronnie Newman Miss Newman Virginia Mattire Vinnie Clark Ethel — Broelketl B. Tinker Ray Nousinger Joseph Longnecker Bhawver Velee

Meeting of the St Albans District Court of Honor

St Albans district holds a Boy Scouts of America court of honor at city hall Monday evening at 7 40 to examine scouts for advancement and merit badges. Parents are invited. community members travel notes include local visits and church activities.

St. Albany Court of Honor Boy Scouts of America R. O. Sweet T. H. Mohler T' Bickers Adeline Bickers Charleston Cclvert United States Daughters Williams Poster Halcyon Melton Washington George Walker Grffirth Fifth Avenue St. Alanns Huntington June Mays Cincinnati Lee May Drow Street A. A. Sbeott Thelma Mona Maysville St. Albans W. Wren Covington G. Parker Noras Sue Brewer Sixth Avenue T. H. Gadd Achland Methodist Episcopal Church South I. FE. Johnson Jate Morgan Effie Kuhn Margaret Sams Kathieer Houchin Marie Osborne Comalie Hines Kitty Ann Delahunt Anna Margaret Woodard Lillian Coulter Alten Cunningham Johnson

Marital Forbearance Praised by Editor in Divorce Case

In a New Jersey divorce matter an advisory master urged forbearance in marriage after noting years of shared family life. The case involved a wife whose drinking allegedly humiliated her husband, with the master declaring forbearance a marital duty amid disputes. The commentary reflects on common strains in long marriages and suggests fewer divorces would occur if partners practiced patience.

New Jersey Ann

Local School Staff and Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Lee Mays superintendent and teachers Dororthy Pring Vada Burflette Alice Higginbotham Miss Eunice Thornburg visiting Rev Amos Thornburg at Aurora will attend the Century of Progress exposition at Chicago. Junior Albany club met at Moddy McCormick home with several members present. First Baptist church missionelle to meet in ladies parlor Tuesday eight o'clock with Mrs J O Trowbridge in charge on the topic Leading.

Lee Mays Dorothy Pring Vada Burflette Alice Higginbotham Eunice Thornburg Amos Thornburg Aurora Miss Thornburg Chi- Ered Albany Club Moddy McCormick Shady Side Beach Margaret Jarrets Willis Simms Elsie Dunn Ruth Curry Jessie Goodall Ralph May Robert Kirk Ernest Ervin George Hutchison William Johnson Mary ‘Barker Helen Morrison Helly Dyer Jordon Hughart Lawrange Sel+ donridge McCormick First Baptist Church J. O. Trowbridge

Installation of New Officers at First Baptist South Charleston

The Senior BY PA of the First Baptist church of South Charleston holds an eight o clock installation service this evening during regular services. Theo Here Pauley presides over the installation ceremony. Heddon Smith will be installed as president as Rev. H Lloyd Parkinsey speaks on Youth and the Church.

First Baptist Church of South Charleston Theo Pauley Etramony Mir. Heddon Smith H. Lloyd Parkinsey

To Continue School At First Baptist Church

The Daily Question Church School in South Charleston continues for two weeks more at the First Baptist church on a street. Classes run each morning until 11 30 o clock. The school closes Friday June 40 with a morning picnic and commencement exercises at eight in the evening.

Daily Question Church First Baptist South Charleston

Hen protects fox terrier pups on Georgia farm

A Marshallville report describes a hen that adopts and shelters newly hatched fox terrier puppies after the loss of her own chicks. The hen responds to the dogs’ approach by calling to them and guiding the pups to warm under her.

Mew Marshallville Henry A. Lee

Vacation Bible School closes with awards at First Presbyterian

Mary Frances East named honor student at the two week Vacation Bible School on Setonth Street in South Charlenton. She earned church catechism honors and a new testament along with peers Thomas McChing Marguerite Hall Edna Fudge Betty Winesett Doreen Sheets Helen Browder Dorothy Hall and Lyle Gillispie. The closing program showcased Bible literature history geography maps songs and Beatitudes with parents guests and teachers invited to the dining room afterward.

Mary Frances East First Presbyterian Betty Dee Winesett Doreen Sheets Helen Browder Dorothy Hall Lyle Gillispie Joan Meeks Jane Burtnet Porvents Faientla

Mrs Hoke Smith Honored At Shower In Charleston

Mrs Hoke Smith of Gresham is honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Mrs Frank Cochran Mrs Lara Hawkins and Mrs David Gardner Present were numerous ladies including Mrs Glen Sheets Olive Gardner Virginia Walker and others Also noted are visiting relatives from Ninth Avenue and upcoming guests arriving in Charleston from Norton and Lowmoor for social visits with local families

Frank Cochran Lara Mne Hawkins David Gardener Hoke Smith Gressentreed Glen Sheets Olive Gardner Virgenia Walker Leroy Derrick Jessie Senorit Hazel Highs T. J. Gardner E. D. Diljion Goldie McNcer E. M. Poglesong

Harry Clark Named Owens Postmaster in Kanawha City

Harry Clark assumes duties as Owens postmaster succeeding Mrs. D. T. Layne. Clark, endorsed by Congressman Joe J. Smith from 42 candidates, previously led the storage department at Owens- Illinois bottle plant in Kanawha City for 14 years and has long been active in local Democratic politics. Mrs. Layne, appointed August 23, 1924, led a rise from fourth to third class ratings due to cooperation with local glass plants. Church services for ballets are being heard by teachers in New Zealand.

Harry Clark Owens D. T. Layne Clark Joe J. Smith Kanawha City Owens-Illinois Kanawha Mra. Layne Libow

Recent Graduate Honored at Private House Party

A Thursday evening reception at Second Avenue home honors Madeline Imhoff, Sacred Heart high school graduate. Guests include multiple Imhoff family members and friends from nearby communities, with attendees listing numerous local names and a Pennsylvania visitor.

A. &. Imhoff Sater

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