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Newspaper

Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1934

Page

2

Keep Open House For Native Sons G W Club Program

The Saturday Afternoon club held a musical concert at their clubrooms with choral members led by Mrs. Mark Eglin. Principal numbers included Strauss Greetings to Spring and Beethoven The Royal Minuet. Violin solos by Mrs. Lyndell Foster and Miss Lucille Thomas plus piano accompaniment by Miss Lucille Thomas. The club president presided and nominating chair Grace Toles announced candidates for officer posts. The club will keep open house Monday to entertain visiting Native Sons wives and women friends.

Mark Eglin J. H. Hansen Lottie Collins E. L. Wessel Ed Porter A. Wilson R. R. Byrnes E. L. Chelli Elmer Purdy E. J. Reynolds P. W. Handy O. W. Stout Wm. Briggs Vincent Giorno Hale McCowen, Jr Strauss del Riego Schubert Denza Beethoven Lyndell Foster Lucille Thomas Dradla Liszt Grace Baery Grace Toles C. A. Bernhard Grace Emery F. M. Wilson Jewyl Stipp Edith Porter Daisy Rogers E. Dutton R. R. Ingels E. A. Eversole H. C. Spurr L. B. Williams E. L. Williams F.M. Wilson

V F W to Initiate Candidates for Members and Guests

The Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary will meet Thursday May 24 at the Veterans Memorial building for candidate initiations by both groups. The meeting is open to V F W members attending the Native Sons convention. Afterward a social dance and refreshments follow. Ukiah Post No 1900 recently won a membership contest and is now among the largest posts in the Redwood Empire district.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans' Memorial Native Sons Ukiah Post No. 1900 Redwood Empire

Methodist Circle C Program Sees New Member Admission

Methodist Circle C met at Mrs A R Steiert s home north of town with spring flower decor. Guests included Mrs Anderson Thomas of San Francisco. Refreshments followed. Circle E plans one more meeting before a two month adjournment. Mrs Keith Eversole presides.

A. R. Steiert Annie Richey Hale McCowen, Jr Katherine Harvey Anderson Thomas San Francisco Keith Eversole

Entertainment For Visiting Ladies at Memorial Building

The American Legion auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Veterans' Memorial building on Wednesday evening. After the business session, the Lewis White post hosted entertainment with dancing and refreshments. Dr. C. E. Roberts led the musical program, assisted by W. A. Chessall and W. A. Thornton. The auxiliary, with the Business and Professional Women's club, plans to host wives and women friends of Native Sons on May 23 at the Memorial building, featuring an Italian dinner organized by Esther Lowe Helen Sloper Ardis Conoly May Laviletta Lodena Laviletta and Amelia Messi with Jeanette Simpson and Ethel German in charge of decorating.

Veterans’ Memorial American Legion Lewis White C. E. Roberts W. A. Chessall W. A. Thornton Native Sons Memorial Building Indies Esther Lowe Helen Sloper Ardis Conoly May Laviletta Lodena Laviletta Amelia Messi Jeanette Simpson Ethel German

Willow-Lima P.T. A Organized in district formation

Mrs Jerome Cross of Santa Rosa led the Willow-Lima district P T A meeting to organize a new unit. Assisted by Mrs Don Macmillan and Mrs Earl Macklin, officers elected include President Mrs Katie Mattern and Vice President Mrs C Fravel. Charter names listed and meetings set for first Tuesday monthly.

Jerome Cross Santa Rosa P.T. A Willow-Lima Cross Don Macmillan Mendo Lake Council Earl Macklin Ukiah P.T. A Uniit Katie Mattern C. Fravel W. Wright Ivan Crawford Arthur Stipp Walter Wright Paul Zaine Herman Mattern Leila Romer Thompson Kneeland Vivian Smith

Wessels Named Medical Executive Officer at City Hospital

Arthur Lynn Wessels M D and wife visited his parents on State Street over the weekend. A Stanford Medical School graduate, he has served since July 1, 1933 as an assistant physician at the City and County Hospital in San Francisco. He was appointed Medical Executive Officer and will oversee patient admission and care beginning July 1, 1934.

Arthur Lynn Wessels A. L. Wessels State Street Wessels Stanford Medical School San Francisco City and County Hospital

Eight Entertained At Bridge At Mrs Roberts Home

Friday afternoon at Standley Street Mrs C E Roberts hosted two bridge tables. Refreshments followed. Participants included Mrs Mason McLeod Mrs E N Sayers Mrs Fred Patton Miss Christine Bruns Miss N Parnaby Mrs J P Mason Miss LaBelle Scott and Mrs C E Roberts. Prizes were won by Mrs J P Mason and Miss Christine Bruns.

Standley Street C. E. Roberts

Kosmos Club Holds Installation Ceremony at Clubrooms

Mrs Jenyl Stipp presided in the president’s absence as Kosmos club installed its officers for the coming year. New president is Mrs Laura Shattuck with Elizabeth Wegner and Emily Miller as vice presidents, Myrtle Finne as secretary, Sarah Frances Ryder as treasurer, and an advisory council including Jewyl Stipp Katherine Foster Grace Emery and Belle Wilson. Dos Rios leader Edith V A Murphey spoke on local wildflower life backed by Lyndel Foster and Lucille Thomas. Refreshments followed hosted by Grace Emery and Alice Werer.

Jenyl Stipp Elizabeth Wegner Kosmos Club Henry Street Laura Shattuck Emily Miller Myrtle Finne Sarah Frances Ryder Jewyl Stipp Katherine Foster Grace Emery Belle Wilson Edith V. A. Murphey Dos Rios Lucille Thomas Alice ‘Werer

Methodist Circle E Entertained at Friday Social

The Circle E meeting in the Methodist church social hall featured two solos by Mrs. W. K. Davis Jr and readings by Mrs. W. A. Thornton. Second grade children performed a May pole dance under Mrs. Lena Christensen and Miss Alva Cornelius, with Geraldine Messick crowned May queen, seventh graders singing and Helena Johnson giving readings. Lucille Thomas closed with a piano solo before refreshments.

Methodist Church Circle “C W. H. Messick W. K. Davis, Jr W. A. Thornton Edgar Guest Lena Christensen Alva Cornelius Geraldine Messick Grammar School Henry Spurr Helena Johnson Lucille Thomas

Bridge Luncheon For Eleven at Mrs Eversole Home

Mrs. Edward A. Eversole hosted a Wednesday bridge luncheon for eleven tables. Decor featured Dorothy Perkins roses, pink and lavender petunias and nasturtiums. High scorers were Mrs. Edgar Dutton, Mrs. Emma Redwine, and Mrs. Lee Williams, with a large guest list including Mrs. Fred Bosworth, Mrs. C. M. Fulkerson, Mrs. Irving Brazier and others.

Bridge Edward A. Eversole Dorothy Perkins Edgar Dutton Emma Redwine Lee Williams Fred Bosworth C. M. Fulkerson Irving Brazier Lottie Collins J. H. Hansen W. A. Thornton W. D. L. Held Ernest Neuhaus Edward W. James H. E. Davis Eversole

Birthday Celebration And Farewell Plans In Pleasantville

Sunday night Miss Rose Foster hosted seventeen guests at her Leslie street home for her seventeenth birthday with games and three large cakes. A farewell party is planned for Saturday at Orr's springs for Miss Barbara Stipp who, with her aunt Mrs. George Sturtevant, departs Sunday for a three month Europe trip. Also Saturday, Mrs. Neil Anker and Mrs. J J Sassenrath plan a Carson City Reno Nevada trip then Lake Tahoe for about a week, visiting Tahoe Tavern. Hazel McGarvey hosted a fortnightly contract bridge gathering with seven others. Mrs. Fulkerson won the prize.

Rose Foster Leslie Street Orr's Springs Mary Valette Jean Thurston Bernice Weger Barbara Stipp Neil Anker J. J. Sassenrath Eldridge Carson City Reno Nevada Lake Tahoe Tahoe Hazel McGarvey Emma Redwine C. M. Fulkerson G. W. Stout Ida Harris Brown W. D. L. Held Theo Ford Bertha Masters Fulkerson

Impromptu Program For Cultus Club Gathers At Dora Street

Miss Shirley Perry hosted the Cultus club gathering at her Dora street home on Tuesday evening. The impromptu program featured readings talks and musical numbers by members including Mrs Lyndell Foster two violin solos by Miss Lucille Thomas and a humorous Italian dialect reading by Miss Ruth Van Allen. The business meeting led by Mrs Rob Thomas nominated officers for the next year with Leta Thornton as President and Gladys Stickney Lillian Thomas Eva Lieurance Lucy Seawell and Geraldine Grant named for key posts.

Shirley Perry Cultus Club Dora Street Lyndell Foster Lucille Thomas Leta Thornton Annie Laurie Joy Wilson Hale McCowen, Jr Donald Gi Lillian Thomas Eva Lieurance Lucy Seawell Geraldine Grant

Betty Lowe's Tenth Birthday Party Held at Standley Street

Betty Lowe celebrated her tenth birthday Sunday afternoon at her parents Reed and Lowe home on Standley street. Fourteen friends attended with Mickey and Minnie Mouse themed decorations and favors. Guests included Mary Buhn Sheran Bishop Lineta Hughes Caroline Hinds Stella Broggi Effie Chelli Rhea Wenglein Barbara Van Dyke Violet Velma Vanderleith Jack Janet Lowe Margaret and Betty Lowe.

Betty Lowe Reed Lowe Standley Street Mikkey Minnie Mouse Mary Buhn Sheran Bishop Lineta Hughes Caroline Hinds Stella Broggi Effie Chelli Rhea Wenglein Barbara van Dyke Violet Velma Vanderleith Jack Janet Lowe Margaret

Shower honors Mrs. Hopper and Mothers Day events

Mrs. Harry Hopper, a recent bride, was the guest of honor at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs. Howell Brown and Miss Zelpha Kehoe. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. Herbert Singley, with color themed trays and a supper served. Boonville reports Mothers Day visits at the Cureton home and campus notes plus a Yokayo Campfire Girls food sale and exhibit at Hansen store.

Howell Brown Brown Zelpha Kehoe Harry Hopper Herbert Singley Leonard Singley George Wildberger E. C. Bennett W. T. Briggs Percy Ornham Gertrude Ford Beatrice Shimmin Betty Plummer Charlotte McGarvey Juanita Henrich Thomas Cooper Lucile LeBastie Nellie Hopper Robert Powell San Francisco Boonville Will Cureton Mary McClellan Sam McClellan Argyl Sammy Anderson Ukiah Verne K. Horton Oliver Cureton Modesto Curtis Cowgill Haywards Henry Cureton Oakland Yokayo Campfire City Hansen Music Store Gerade Betty German Gladys Dion

Poage Family Visits Colusa County Folks

Mr and Mrs W G Poage of Princeton Colusa county visited at the home of his sister Mrs W D I Held. The ladies of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at Mrs Elton Fuller's home for quilting. Mrs Walter Lentz and Miss June visited relatives in Santa Rosa. Mr and Mrs Joe Figone were with her parents in Santa Rosa last Sunday.

W. E. Detrick C. N. Snyder St. Helena Pacific Union College Jeanetta June Detrick Miss Detrick Ukiah W. G. Poage Princeton Colusa County W. D. I Held Poage Mendocino County The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Elton Fuller Walter Lentz Miss June Santa Rosa Joe Figone

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