Social week features colonial party and study group talks
Members of the Review Group and Twentieth Century Club hosted a colonial themed event at Mumaugh Memorial this week. Guests wore period costumes and enjoyed a program on Log Cabins, the song America, and a play about George Washington followed by a minuet. Guests included Mrs. Della Robinson and Mrs. Daisy Kumler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence D. Thomas
Review Group
Chalmer G. Beaver
Twentieth Century Club
America
Twentieth Century
Mmirs
Albert Gundelfinger
C. G. Beaver
E. H. Strong
J. J. Phillys
George Washington
Sadie Malone
Chamberlayne
W. J. Fritz
Celia
BE. H. ‘Strong
Betsy Fauntleroy
Washington
Ida L. Smith
John Mercer
Martha Custis
Beaver
Thomas
Della Robinson
Hillsboro
Ohio
Daisy Kumler
Basil
Frank S. Samsel
John Graham
H. M. Amstutz
G. E. Wolford
Edward Boyer
Arnold Maher Pair Tie The Knot In Society Ceremony
Miss Myrna Iona Arnold wed Jerry Maher Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Maher at St Marys Church Parish House The ceremony was conducted by Rev Monsignor David P Quailey at four in the afternoon The bride wore a tailored brown suit and brown accessories Miss Mary Margaret Maher served as maid of honor Best man was Robert Eads The couple will reside on West Sixth Avenue after the ceremony, foregoing a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Iona Arnold
Jerry Maher, Jr
Jerry Maher
North High Street
David P. Quailey
St. Mary's Church
South High Street
Mary Margaret Maher
Miss Maher
Robert Eads
Birthday Celebration for Mr. Gurile by Buckeye Lake staff
Mr. Gurile observed his birthday with a party at his Pleasantville home hosted by Buckeye Lake Home Telephone Company employees. Fred Kramer presented a gift, games, contests, and a late lunch followed the social gathering attended by company staff and families including A. D. Ealy Patsy McNicol Anna Cook Helen Spitler Mabel Weidner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurile
Pleasantville
Buckeye Lake Home Telephone Company
Fred Kramer
A. D. Ealy
Patsy
E. V. McNicol
Hostess Wednesday Bridge Supper At 214 North Cherry
Mrs Edmund Armstrong invited her card club for a bridge evening at her home 214 North Cherry street. Trophies were awarded to Mrs W Carey and Miss Mary Agnes North. Eight attended including guest Mrs Charles I Oatman. Miss Mary Agnes North will entertain the club February ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Armstrong
North Cherry Street
W. ©. Carey
Mary Agnes North
Charles I. Oatman
Meeting at Armory Auxiliary to Spanish American War Veterans
The Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans will meet Friday night at seven o clock in the Armory. A social hour follows the business session.
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Armory
Dinner Guests At Coffee Shop Dinner Guests At Coffee Shop
Mrs Glenn Nusser hosted the Home Study Club on February 5 at Mithhoff Coffee Shop. Devotions by Mrs Carl Fultz, papers by Mrs Clarence Myers and Mrs Edgar Campbell, and current events discussed. The club named officers for next year and planned a February 19 valentine party at the Smith Inn near Millersport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Nusser
Home Study Club
Mithhoff
Nusser
Marks Avenue
Carl Fultz
Clarence Myers
Edgar Campbell
Adolph Raab
Edward Jenkins
William J. Belhorn
Russell Haines
Randolph Conrad
Carmin Bitler
Earl Clark
Smith Inn
Millersport
Luncheon Program for Mothers Study Circle at YWCA
Mrs. Harry R. Gilliam organized a Wednesday Mothers Study Circle luncheon at the YWCA rooms with an one o’clock meal, club singing led by Mrs. Lee OGrady, a president’s questionnaire, and two papers. Mrs. H R Plum spoke on Lincoln in the White House while Mrs. Robert Huenefeld presented Mary Todd Lincoln. Patriotic quotes followed roll call. A guest night is planned for February 19 at Hotel Martens with dinner at 6 30. Guests yesterday included Mrs. Elizabeth Starker Mrs. Thomas Graham and Miss Virginia Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Gilliam
Sixth Avenue
YWCA
Lee’ O'Grady
William Gosling
H. R. Plum
Lincoln
White House
Robert Huenefeld
Mary Todd Lincoln
Hotel Martens
Elizabeth Starker
Thomas Graham
Virginia Reese
Dessert Bridge Hosted by Miss Lettraker in Basil
Miss Pauline Lettraker hosted dessert before bridge for her card club at her Basil home on February 5. Members arrived at 7:30 and table decor featured sweet peas. Trophies were won by Mrs. Fred Burton and Mrs. Myron Wie wun. Mrs. Clint Roshon is set to entertain the club on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lettraker
Basil
Eitht
S. Guest
Don
Fred Burton
Myron Wie
Clint Roshon
Philathea Class Doll Party at Maple Street Church
The Philathea Class of Maple Street Church held a doll party and meeting on February 4 at Mrs. Thomas Corbin’s home 749 East Main Street. Mrs. Black presided, Mrs. Tipple led devotionals, a doll contest awarded largest doll to Mrs. Mary Buchanan smallest to Mrs. Walter Mast and a Major Bowes program prize to Mrs. Will Graf. Refreshments for forty three with three guests were served by the hostess committee including Mrs. Corbin Mrs. Roy Tobias Mrs. Ruth Wright Mrs. Dora Freeland and Miss Edna Fatig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Maple Street
Thomas Corbin
East Main Street
Black
Tipple
Mary Buchanan
Walter Mast
Bowes
Will Graf
Corbin
Roy Tobias
Ruth Wright
Dora Freeland
Edna Fatig
Informal Afternoon Planned For Club
Mrs. Carrie Lamb planned a delightful afternoon for Bocial X club at her Rebel avenue home on Wednesday with two guests Mrs. Ada Ferguson and Mrs. C. V. Queen invited with members. Mrs. Matilda Huston presided at the business session, a devotional period followed, knotting comforts for welfare work continued, and favor in the contest was won by Mrs. Joe Dyarman. Dinner centered with gypsophilia. hostess assisted by sister Mrs. Ferguson. Martha Martin named as next hostess February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Lamb
Rebel Avenue
Ada Ferguson
C. V. Queen
Matilda Huston
Joe Dyarman
Ferguson
Martha Martin
Tea Room Hosts Informal Group With Priscilla Club
Mrs Grace Steiner of 224 West Pair avenue invited Mrs Margaret Shumaker and Mrs Theo Dore Pairani to play with the Modern Priscilla Club at the Purecell Tea Room on Wednesday. Favors in the five hundred game went to Mrs Waldo Wolfe Mrs Carl Miller and Mrs Lee Noles. An early supper served twelve. Mrs John Bauman to host February nineteenth meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Steiner
West Pair Avenue
Margaret Shumaker
Theodore Pairani
Priscilla Club
Purecell
Waldo Wolfe
Cerl Miller
Lee Noles
John Bauman
Women of the Moose Lodge Meets February Fourth
The Women of the Moose held a business meeting on February 4 with reports on ill members presented by Mrs. Goodyer. Three new members were welcomed into the local lodge. A pot luck supper followed the Western period and Mrs. Thela Etch won thetayplery bor. A Valentine party is planned for the evening of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Miss Elizabeth Theis Hosts Card Club For Supper
Miss Elizabeth Theis hosted a card club at her home on February fourth with eight members enjoying play and a late supper. Bridge trophies for high scores went to Miss Theis and Mr Albert Brown. Mr and Mrs Albert Brown will entertain the club at the next meeting at 417 Fast Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Theis
Fast Sixth Avenue
Miss Theis
Albert Brown
Lancaster Orchestra on Carroll Program
Women's orchestra from the Lancaster Music Club will perform a half hour of music before the entertainment at Carroll School auditorium on Saturday night February 8. The group organized last autumn from club members and is directed by Miss Lucille Stoudt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Music Club
Carroll School
Lucille Stoudt
Miss McLaughlin Hosts Evening Bridge at Union Street
Miss Gladys McLaughlin gathered members of her card club for an evening of bridge at her Union Street home. Prizes in the two table game went to Mrs. Richard Timberlake and Miss Jennie Ruff. Supper was served in the living room after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McLaughlin
Union Street
Richard Timberlake
Jennie Ruff
Supper Planned After Evening Bridge By Mrs Babcock
Mrs C F Babcock hosted a bridge evening at her home on 152 West Wheeling Street on February 5. Trophies for the bridge were awarded to Mrs Herbert Thompson and Mrs Russell Harman. Late supper served for twelve including guests Mrs Russell Harman and Mrs H E Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Babcock
West Wheeling Street
Herbert Thompson
Russell Harman
H.e.myers
Afternoon Bridge Play Arranged by Mrs Betts
Afternoon bridge play was arranged by Mrs. C. E. Betts for her card club at 130 West Fair Avenue. Top score trophies went to Mrs. Theodore Shugerts Mrs. Clarence E. Grosscup and Mrs. Frank Green. Early supper served to twelve. next hostess is Mrs. Harry Rock on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Betts
West Fair Avenue
Theodore Shugerts
Clarence E. Grosscup
Frank Green
Harry Rock
Federated Clubs Dinner Friday at First M E Church
City Federation of Women's Clubs hosts dinner Friday February seventh in the First M E Church social room. Mrs William Gosling, federation president, will preside at 545 pm executive board meeting. Dinner at 630 pm, program to follow with Rev F C F Randolph speaker on Friendship and a Lancaster Music Club quintet performing two pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
M. E. Church
William Gosling
Federation
F. C. F. Randolph
St. John's Episcopal Church
Lancaster Music Club
Elgar
Burr Watters
Club Women At Program Tea at Moody Home
Progressive Literary club met February fifth at East King Street home of G D Moody. Tickets for Federation dinner were distributed and plans discussed for the annual party with husbands as guests on February nineteenth. Mrs Mary Everett spoke on Progress in Travel and Transport and Mrs W O Beery spoke on Japanese Gardens. Miss Winifred Moody played two piano selections. Tea was served. Mrs E L Miskell to host March fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. G. D. Moody
Progressive Literary Club
East King Street
Federation
Kipling
Mary Everett
W. O. Beery
Winifred Moody
Winifred
E. L. Miskell
Evening Card Group Meets For Play
Eight members convened at Harrison Avenue home for Pedro with Mrs. Joy Abdalla. Mia won top score and trophies went to Rex Cannon and Miss Regina Fink. Mrs. Rex Cannon attended as guest. late supper followed. Mrs. Tom Beckett invited the group to her home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Abdalla
Harrison Avenue
Pedro
Mia
Rex Cannon
Regina Fink
Tom Beckett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colonial Party
Mumaugh Memorial
Myrna I. Arnold
Ralph L. Miller
Columbus St
Ocean Wave Beauty Shop
Main St
Square Deal
E. Wheeling ST
Haddock
Wheeling St
Stewart-Alban Co
Jean Patou
Patou
Paton
Mumaugh
Elizabeth Hughes
Ruth Snider
Virginia, Mithoff
Nadasmith
Helen Robinson
Dolores Hummel
Pauline Powers
Vera Skivyer
Carroll M
Hesse
Carroll
Boyd Parrish
Tom Parish
Bertha Jackson
Lancaster Orchestra
Miss McLaughlin Club
Stewart-Warner
Front & Wheeling
Wolfe & Davis
Federated Clubs
Missionary
Women’s Missionary Society of Grace Reformed Church
Margaret Snyder
Lilian Edgell
Florence Figley
Mignon Hummel
Florence McCleery
Dudley Bookwalter
Fiora Brown
Elvin Altman
Frank Cunningham
Earl Crook
Queen Beauty Shop
Kresge
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