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Newspaper

Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

7

Delta Theta Tau Pledges Host Informal New Year Tea

Miss Ruth Walkey and Miss Marcia Strickler hosted an informal tea on New Year’s Day at the Walkey home on North Broad Street. Twenty two guests, pledges of Delta Theta Tau sorority, and escorts enjoyed a three to five o’clock gathering with Betty Walkey presiding at a carefully appointed tea table.

Delta Theta Tau Ruth Walkey Russell Walkey Marcia Strickler Aliss Walker Miss Surickler Walkey North Broad Street Delta Theta Tan Sorority Bliss Betty Walkey

Fairfield Garden Club Holiday Party Featured Gifts and Contests

Fairfield Garden Club members enjoyed a December 30 gathering at the Afumangh Memorial with games and gift exchanges. Mrs Edward Boyer and committee served a late lunch, with favors awarded to Mrs A A Brooke Mrs Oscar Byde Mrs Max Stover and Mrs Robert Bales. Blooming plants from Acton Floral added to the decorations and Mr Gilbert Dey led an informal Parliamentary procedure discussion. The next meeting is scheduled for January 28 at the Mumpugh Memorial.

Edward Boyer A. A. Brooke Oscar Byde Max Stover Robet Bales Acton Floral Company Gilbert Dey

Breakfast Bridge Hostesses Arrive for Winter Holiday Visit

Miss Mary Elizabeth Kirn and Miss Dorothy Kirn from Stephens College Columbia Missouri return for a holiday stay. They will host a formal breakfast bridge January fourth at their home 112 Mulberry Pl at ten o'clock for invited guests. The Kirns are daughters of Mr and Mrs Carl Kirn and resume studies January sixth. A Trinity Evangelical Church Always Faithful meeting is set for Friday January third at Locust Street with a pot luck supper at about six thirty.

Mary Elizabeth Kirns Dorothy Kirn Stephens College Columbia Missouri Kirn Carl Kirn Stephens Semary Smr Mors Isaac Arter Emi

Holiday Party Hosted at Stane Home on Marks Avenue

Mass Marvine Stine and Miss Viv ian Dyarman were joint hostesses at a gay holiday party on December 31 at the Stane home on Marks Avenue. Games and contests were arranged, the Tover prize went to Miss Kiphen, and twenty guests shared late supper amid festive decorations.

Mass Marvine Stine Vivian Dyarman Stane Marks Avenue Kiphen

Auxiliary Plans Installation at Armory

Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans and Veterans will hold a joint installation Friday night at the Armory. Officers for the auxiliary include Mrs. Zelia Mattocks as president and Mrs. Mae Rutter as senior vice president, with several others listed. A pot-luck supper will follow in the evening.

Zelia Mattocks Mae Rutter Martha Smith Anna Littrelt Joe Howard Fannie Robinson Mabel Littrell Bernice Flood Lena Mason Minnie Ward Agnes Flood Harry Light

January Meeting of Church Ladies at Mrs Dewnhour Home

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Sixth Avenue M E Church held its January meeting at Mrs. Lucy Dewnhour’s Washington avenue home. Mrs. Mary Kohler spoke on Christian Stewardship and led devotions by Mrs. Louis Selders. After a brief business session, members enjoyed a social hour with refreshments prepared by Nellie Horthine. The February meeting is set for Mrs. Mary Kobler on West Mulberry Street.

Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Sixth Avenue M

Knights of St. John to Install Officers at January Meeting

Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John plans to install officers at the January meeting on Friday evening the third at Mumagh Memorial. The president urges all members to attend.

Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John Mumagh Memorial

Bridge Commentary on Ninth Trick Play and Contract

The text describes declarer and defenders in a bridge hand. It notes dispositions of spades and hearts, the nine of clubs as a key trick, and a sequence where West discards the queen to force a defensive offside. It emphasizes the strategic line that defeats the contract and the signaling between East and West during play.

McKenney American Bridge League Ralph Sones Gailfin Gay King of Clubs Declarer Immed'ately Actu de Clarer Jeff Jorgemande West East Wubiock

Duchess Fashion Preview for U.S. Trip in Paris Reports Wardrobe

The Duchess de Chaulnes formerly Theodora Shonts oversees a Wardrobe from Molyneux with spring - black gowns accented by violet and purple touches. Highlights include two jackets with astrakhan trim, pleated velvet capes, and evening gowns in pink crepe and black chiffon with tailored belts and diamond ruby jewelry.

Paris America Duchess de Chaulnes Theodora Shonts Theodore Perry Shonts Molyneux Astrakhan Molyaux

Pleasantville Eastern Star installs officers at Masonic Temple

White Shield chapter 97 Order Eastern Star held its installation in Pleasantville Masonic Temple with Mrs. A. D. Hufford Bremen district deputy matron as installing officer. Officers installed include Edna Troupe Worthy Matron Nelson Embrey Worthy Patron Ruth Wildermuth Associate Matron Richard Troupe and others among a formal service. Gladys Foster retires as Worthy Matron and an informal social hour followed with inch served.

Order Eastern Star Masonic Temple Pleasantville A. D. Hufford Bremen Edna Troupe Nelson Embrey Ruth Wildermuth Richard Troupe Alice Stewart Callie Outcast Nora Blanche Embrey Anna K. Moyer Maxine Outesh Florence Deffenbaugh Florence Deffenbaugh; Marshal—Niriam Embrey Ada—Mabel Hite Ruth—Bessie Empe Esther—Hazel Geiger Martha—Bessie Leitaker Electa Ath Smyth Faye Bright iSentinel Flo Huchaken Gladys Foster Mat- Ton Inch

New Years Eve Fraternity Dance Hosts Annual Event

Members of Alpha Chi chapter Phi Sigma Chi hosted their annual New Year’s Eve party at the Phi Sigma Chi Spanish Gardens. Amor Bues and his central Ohio broadcasting orchestra provided music while guests danced from nine to twelve. Jack Beach and John Straifi organized arrangements. Nearly two hundred attendees included out of town friends and many young hostesses.

Alpha Chi Chapter Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Phi Sigma Chi Amor Bues Central Ohio Jack Beach John Straifi

Complimented At Birthday Party

Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolfe hosted a party January 1 at their Thurston home to honor their daughter Jane on her fourteenth birthday. The informal evening featured games and late supper with numerous guests including Maxine Sanford Vivian Sawyer Betty Hite Ruth Noble Dorothy Wyckoff and others plus family friends and neighbors.

Don Wolfe Thurston Jane Maxine ‘Sanford Vivian Sawyer Betty Hite Ruth Noble Dorothy Wyckoff Pan Mme Pugh Neva Tschopp Martha Lou Reddy Margaret Cook Esther Fosnaugh Joan Walte Messrs Emerson Tener Forest Hoover Junior Turner Forest Sparks Philip Roberts Gerald Hasson Frederick Reedy Pearl Reedy Harold Stoke Roy Lynch Warren Eyles Carmen Kolb George Hasson Bob_bie George Gurile

Holiday Event Brings Fifth Avenue Church Class Together

The Winadium class of the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ held a December meeting at Mrs. Kunkle’s home 197 Lakestreep. After a business period Mrs. Kunkle shared a Christmas story and refreshments were served. Members included Rey, Young, Misses Tipple Blackmore Good Moody DeHart Barker Bohlman Dugan Anderson Corma and Florence Moody. A dammary meeting is planned for the twenty seventh at Mary Barker’s home 705 Pierce avenue.

Winadium Fifth Avenue Mary Barker Pierce Avenue

Hostess Wednesday At Family Dinner

Mrs R W Monanank acted as dinner hostess at her home 402 North Columbus Street for a family group on Wednesday noon. Guests included Mrs Essie Wolfe of Omaha Nebraska Mrs Albert Hine Mr and Mrs Chester Mondhank and family and Marjorie Alice Mondhank daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Mondhank who observed her tenth birthday January 1.

R. W. Monanank North Columbus Street Essie Wolfe Omaha Nebraska Albert Hine Chester Mondhank Marjorie Alice Mondhank MM Ad WNO

Hostess Wednesday Sledding Party At Van Auken Home

Miss Helen Van Auken planned a sledding party for her young friends Wednesday night at Rising Park. After sledding, guests were entertained with supper at the Van Auken home on Union street. Attendees included Misses Helen Wolfe Anne Burkey Mary Elizabeth Yonk Ruth Brown and Isabel Kessler and Messrs William Hickey Frederic William Berens Frank McCeuley and Bernard Ven Arken.

Helen van Auken Rasing Park van Auken Union Street Helen Wolfe Anne Burkey Mary Elisabeth Yonk Ruth Brown Isabel Kessler William Hickey Frederic William Berens Frank McCeuley Bernard Ven Arken

Guests Celebrate New Year at Columbus Clubs

Mr and Mrs F Russell Rismey and others attended a New Year Eve dinner dance near Columbus at Rocky Fork Country Club. Also present were Mr and Mrs Thomas W Wiseman Mr and Mrs Cyrus L Fulton and local Columbus friends. Additional guests joined Mr and Mrs R J Wilson for dinners at Columbus Club and nearby areas.

F. Russell Rismey Thomas W. Wiseman Cyrus L. Fulton Columbus Rocky Fork Country Club Philip BR. Peters Wheeling Hill R. J. Wilson Woodstock Clus Dudley Kong North Broadshroes Columbus Club

Wadsworth Leaves for Venice Winter School in Florida

Tommie Wadsworth son of Mrs Bellah Wadsworth of East Allen Street leaves for Venice Florida to stay until March He is a student at the Kentucky Military Institute which runs a winter school in Florida allowing students to spend the cold weather months with Mrs Churney Nixon Mrs Brunelle Parrett Downing and Mr Max Parleet noted in the report

Florida Tommie Wadsworth Bellah Wadsworth Allen Street Venice Wadsworth Kentucky Military Institute

October Marriage Revealed In Kentucky Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Fred W Mast of Millersport Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Freda Mae to Forest W James son of Mr Wesley James of Somerset Ohio The wedding occurred October seventh nineteen thirty five with Rev A P Kayser in Catlettsburg Kentucky Mrs James a Millersport High School graduate class of 33 Mr James a Somerset High School graduate class of 32 operates the Hotel Service Station at the rear of the Hotel Mitchell They will reside in Lancaster

Fred W. Mast Millersport Ohio Freda Mae Forest W. James Wesley James Somerset A. P. Kayser Catlettsburg Kentucky James Millersport High School Somerset High School Mitchell Lancaster

Program Meeting of Study Group at East Hill Literary Club

December thirty first gathering hosted by Mrs. Etta Beck on West Frith Avenue featured readings by Mrs. Mary Redman The Winter King by Mrs. Robert Rutter and a Christmas tale The Third Lamb told by Dr. Alice Malone who will host the January seventh meeting.

East Hillside Laterary Club Etta Beck West Frith Avenue McGuhey Realey Mary Redman Robert Rutter Alice Malone

Dinner Party Held By Van Gundy Family

Mr and Mrs A E Van Gundy hosted a formal dinner at 1131 North Columbus Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Barry Gillespie Miss Mary Kate Van Gundy Kate end John Van Gundy Mr and Mrs Richard Van Gundy and family.

A. E. van Gundy North Columbus Street Barry Gillespie Mary Kate van Gundy Kate End John van Gundy Richard van ‘Gundy

Student Returns to University of Virginia

George Goen, visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs Noble Coen for ten days, left Wednesday to resume his studies at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.

George Goen Noble Coen Univeristy of Virginia Charlottesvale

Are fairies symbols of human idealism and realism

The piece contrasts belief in fairies as a test of idealism versus realism. It argues science and imagination differ yet both shape thought, warning that de emotionalized life excludes hope and beauty. It questions mothers who reject fairy tales and warns of a future ruled by cold intellect.

Peter Pan

Guests in Columbus Attend New Years at Graham Home

Mr and Mrs G A Graham and Miss Frances Graham joined Dr William Graham and Mrs Graham for New Years Day at the Graham residence on Fairwood Avenue Columbus.

G. A. Graham Frances Graham Willams Graham Mrs. Graham Fairwood Avenue Columbus

December Wedding Announced for Miss Cambaugh and Mr Ruskin

The formal ceremony occurred December 31 1935 at 340 South High Street in the city with Rev Paul O Weimer officiating. Attendants included F C Miller Esther A Miller and Violet D Cash among others. The couple, both employed by Hocking Glass, will live with Mr and Mrs B C Miller temporarily at 340 South High Street.

Carrie Josephine Cambaugh Samuel Morris Ruskin Paul O. Weimer Calvary Orthodox Lutheran Church F.C. Miller Esther A. Miller Evelyn D. Hummel Violet D. Cash Belen Rowland Mary F. Hurley Foster Sunderman Blue Dill George Trimble Silwyn R. Judson Patrick J. Rowland Robert E. Rowland Ruskin Henry Cambaugh Sugar Grove Ohio Mr. Ruskin S. A. Ruskin Bridgeport, Oho The Hocking Glass Company Mrs. Ruskin B. C. Miller South High Street

Junior Club Meeting Set At Mumaugh Memorial

The Junior Music Club plans its January meeting on Saturday the fourth at two o clock in the Mumaugh Memorial. Miss Alice Mae Hickson will read a paper on Marth Music and music selections will be performed by Miss Mary Stanhagen Miss Dorothy Westhoven Miss Dana Mary Poling and Miss Hannah Thrash. A taffy pull is planned with Miss Glenna Stout in charge. Members should bring old magazines and papers to be sold for club funds.

Mumaugh Memorial Alice Mae Hickson

Pleasantville High Alumni Dance At December Thirty-First

Pleasantville High School alumni hosted a festive dance in the gymnasium with eighty guests. Caleb Ruffner, president of the association, acted as host for the event.

Pleasantville High School Caleb Ruffner

Columbus Visitors Dine and Dance New Year’s Eve

Mr and Mrs Lee Daugherty and Mr and Mrs Dean Peters joined Columbus friends for dinner New Year’s Eve and dancing later at the Cotton Club.

Lee Daugherty Dean Peters Columbus Friends the Cotton Club

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