Lancaster Music Club Nomination Meeting Highlights Officers
The Lancaster Music Club held its eighth Mumaugh Memorial meeting with officer nominations for February. President candidates were Mrs. Phil Floyd and Miss Grace Griffith. vice presidents were Miss Ednah Kuttig and Mae Baker Crites. secretary nominees were Wilma Ramvile and Winifred Poling. treasurer nominees Anna Miller and Lucille Witham. A by-law amendment was discussed. Composer notes featured Charles W. Cadman Nathaniel Dett and Arthur Shepard. Anna O Grady sang Spring Song of the Robin Woman. Mersey by DeLaney Helteman was performed with group piano. An informal social hour followed with refreshments served by Margaret Duntee Lucille Stout Ethel Oberdorfer Esther Keller Mrs. Kermit Silverly and Mrs. Fred Shaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Welford
Clab
Phil Floyd
Grace Griffith
Ednah Kuttig
Mae Baker Crites
Wilma Ramvile
Winifred Poling
Annia Miller
Lucille Witham
Nathaniel Dett
Arthur Shepard
Anna O'Grady
Meirsy
DeLaney Helteman
Club Announces Dance Dates for Winter Dances
The Assembly Club announces two winter dances at the Elks Home. High Hatters will play for the first on January 24 and the second on February 14, Valentine’s Day. Mrs. Charles H. Drinkle Mrs. Hugh Silbaugh and Mrs. Richard F. Griley hostesses coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Club
Elks
High Hatters
Charles H. Drinkle
Hugh Silbaugh
Richard F. Griley
Hostess Arranges Evening Party With Euchre Club
Members of the Double X euchre club met at 530 East Smith Avenue to play Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Reisinger hosting and guest Mrs. Ross Seifert. Seifert, Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. Columbus Alten won scores. Mrs. D. E. Fair will entertain January 21. Alpha Tau class of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ meets tonight at 7 30 at Miss Lucille Benlehr 302 South Maple Street. Daughters of Union Veterans meet Friday at 7 30 at the Armory with officers to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reisinger
East Smith Avenue
Ross Seifert
John Murphy
Columbus Alten
D. E. Fair
Alpha Tau
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Lucille Benlehr
South
Maple Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Shower Honors Autumn Bride in January Celebration
Autumn bride Mrs. Forest James was feted in a January shower hosted by Miss Leota Roberts at her mother Mrs. Maude Roberts home 535 North Broad Street. Guests included Mrs. Forest James and numerous friends who received favors and gifts, with supper served late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest James
Freda Mast
Leota Roberts
Miss Roberts
Maude Roberts
North Broad Street
James
Maxine Everett
Gladys Cave
Maxine Holland
Ruth Martin
Mildred Hoehn
Leonette Holland
Mary Catherine Powers
Stella Miller
Regina Fox
Merle Garrett
Tracy Hoffman
Raymond Mast
Memorial Lancaster WCTU Meeting Led By Mrs Walton
The Lancaster WCTU met January seventh at the Mumaugh Memorial afternoon session with Mrs John Walton in charge. Edith Carpenter led devotions and the Prayer Circle. Daisy McGrath reported strong interest in the Children's Story Hour. Rev F P B E Terry of the Church of God in Christian Union spoke on the American Home. Myrtle Carsey and Edith Carpenter sang. Rev Terry ended with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Wctu
Mumaugh Memorial
John Walton
Edith Carpenter
Daisy McGrath
Fpbe
Terry
Church of God In Christian Union
Amercan
Myrtle Carsey
Evening Party Hosts Wednesday Night Meeting At Forest Rose Home
Mrs. Lloyd G. Moore planned a card club meeting for January eighth at her Forest Rose Avenue home. Eight attended with Miss Odessa Mae Coleman and Miss Faye Nihiser earning pedro game trophies. Mrs. Joy Abdalla will host the next gathering. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Broutsville visited Mrs. Rhury Bowman in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd G. Moore
Forest Rose Avenue
Pedro
Faye Nihiser
Moore
Odessa Mae Coleman
Joy Abdalla
Masterful six odd by Tobin in Chicago bridge game
In Chicago during the national tournament E. J. Tobin of the American Bridge League demonstrated a complex defense to prevent East from two heart tricks and secure six odd. The hand featured precise plays including heart tenace, club and diamond coordination, and a spade ruff to exhaust opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Chicago
E. J. Tobin
Ned
Tobin
West
Declarer
East
Victorian feminine dinner gown by Paquin contrasts corsage
The design by Jos eph Paquin features a voluminous faille skirt and a delicate ecru guipure lace blouse. A rose at the elbow and orchid corsage on the left shoulder highlight a Chanel look inspired by early century elegance with oversized shoulders and trimmed sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Paquin
Faille
Chanel
Guest Invited To Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Grimm was invited to meet with Social X Club members at Ma tilda Huston’s East Main Street home. The meeting opened with a group prayer and roll call, Mrs Joe Dyarman read I Wonder, contests awarded to Mrs Dyarman, and an early supper followed. The annual winter picnic is set for January 23 at Mumaugh Memorial with Mrs Qartie Lamb as next hostess on February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grimm
Matilda Huston
Social X
East Main Street
Joe Dyarman
Dyarman
Mumaugh
Qartie Lamb
Joint Hostesses To Recent Bride
Mrs. George Doss Fern Henderly a recent bride was complimented with a party January seventh at Mrs. Ralph Henderly’s home Cherry Street Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Henderly Mrs. Saylor Walton Mrs Burl Henderly and Mrs Edgar Henderly Games and contests provided diversion A late lunch was served at small tables for twenty A shower featured items for Mrs Doss and included a miscellaneous collection of gifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Doss
Fern Henderly
Ralph Henderly
Cherry St
Saylor Walton
Burl Henderly
Edgar Henderly
Dass
Opal Beery Hosts Bridge Supper Club Event
Miss Opal Beery invited a small guest group to her home at 634 East Chestnut Street for a bridge evening. Trophies were awarded to Mary Agnes North and Edith Dunkle in the club group and to Alberta Baumgardner in the guest group. twelve attended. Hosted by Mrs. W. Carey, the meeting is set for January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Beery
East Chestnut St
Mary Agnes North
Edith Dunkle
Alberta Baumgardner
Glenn Parsons
Charles Vorhees
E. L. Beery
Mary Beery
W. 2. Carey
Evening Card Group Meets For Play
Mr and Mrs Don Karnes planned evening card play for their group on January 8 at 614 North High Street. Favors went to Mr and Mrs James H Ward and Mrs Lester Westenberger. Late supper followed. Mr and Mrs James H Ward invited the club to Carroll on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Karnes
North High Street
James H. Ward
Lester Westenberger
Carroll
Officers Elected By Study Club
Home Study Club met Wednesday night at East Fifth avenue hosted by Mrs E R Jenkins. Mrs William Belham presented Motion Pictures and Youth and Our Movae Made Children read a selection. Officers elected: president Mrs E R Jenkins. vice president Mrs L P Dauterman. secretary Mrs Glenn Nusser. treasurer Mrs Wilam E B Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Belham
E.R. Jenkins
L. P. Dauterman
Glenn Nusser
Wilam EB. Young
Adolph Raab
Clarence Myers
Glen Nusser
Thomas
Carl Fultz
iGuests Entertained At Pleasantville
Members of an afternoon five hundred played Wednesday at Mrs. Ben Frasch’s Pleasantville home. Score trophies went to Mrs. George Schnapp, Mrs. Thomas Rossman, and Mrs. Frank Greene. A delicious tea was served to twelve guests in the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Frasch
Pleasantville
George Schnapp
Thomas Rossman
Frank Greene
American Actress Program Topic
The Astruman Literary club met with Mrs. Lawrence Goodman at her home on North Broad Street for the January eighth program meeting. Loretta Smith spoke on Katherine Cornell as the group continued studying the American Theatre. Gladys Beery presented Unhappiness has its Own Magic and stage actresses names were read during roll call. Refreshments followed in the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astruman Literary Club
Lawrence Goodman
North Broad Street
Loretta Smith
Katherine Cornell
Gladys Beery
Dessert Bridge Evening Event Highlights Local Social Set
Mrs Bernice Dutton hosted a dessert bridge gathering for her bridge club at Antills on West Main street followed by home games at Chestnut Hill. Attendees included Mrs Robert Thimmes and Misa Gladys McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Dutton
Antills
West Main Street
Chestnut Hill
Robert Thimmes
Misa Gladys McLaughlin
Paris fashions showcase military inspired skating costumes
Styles from Paris present feminine skating outfits with military touches. A green wool ensemble features a double-breasted fitted bodice, twin brass buttons, and a circular skirt under a green leather belt with a Neety sheep skin lined cape and hood. Another hunters green dress shows a red white green embroidered yoke and matching skull cap with gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leas
Hunters Greer
Mothers Study Circle Hosts Tea Review at Purcell Room
Mrs H R Plum invites Mothers Study Circle to an afternoon meeting January 8 at Purcell Tea Room. The program featured a review of Spinner in the Sun by Myrtle Reed presented by Mrs Wilbur Westenbarger with a vocal solo by Mrs Lee O Grady. Tea was served. Also Maple Street Church Progressive class meets Friday at seven thirty with a pot luck lunch after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Plum
West
Wheeling Street
Mothers’ Study Circle
Purcell Tea Room
Myrtle Reed
Maple Street Church
Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds
Mothers in Lancaster receive details of a thirty year Vicks Plan to build resistance prevent and shorten colds. The program includes guidance tested in clinics and home use with trial packages of Vicks products to aid family cold defense and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Pracoe
Mitlong
Lancaster
Vicks Vatronol
Mary
Vicks VanoRuh
Evkia
Heidi Live Vividly for Local Children in Clara Tree Major Play
Heidi presented by Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre at Lancaster High School on January 16. The production features detailed scenery by Irving Morrow, bringing the Swiss scenes of Johanna Spyri’s book to life for area children under the Parents' League sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi
Johanns Spyri
Lancaster High School
Peter
Sesemann
Irving Morrow
Chautauqua
Parents’ League
Lancaster
Book Review Is Program Feature At Progressive Club
Mrs. T. J. Corbin hosted the Progressive Literary Club at East Main Street for January 8 program. Officers were re elected, and a review of Years of Grace by Margaret Ayer Barnes was read by Mrs. R. M. Eyman. Instrumental trio Miss Gladys Corbin Bob Winters Paul Corbin performed. Tea was served. Mrs. R. M. Eyman will host again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Corbin
Progressive Literary Club
East Main Street
H. C. Buchman
Mra
F P. E. White
Mary Everett
G. D. Moddy
Gladys Corbin
R. M. Eyman
East Sixth Avenue
Club Entertained At Country Home
Miss Emma Pairan organized a card club gathering at Mrs. Clint Moyer's Camp Ground Road home on January eighth. Dinner at six thirty preceded bridge. top score trophies went to Mrs. Leota Sanderfelt and Miss Katherine Pairan as eight members enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pairan
Clint Moyer
Camp Ground Road
Leota Sanderfelt
Katherine Pairan
Program Tea At The Georgian Hosts January Meeting
Mrs J A Pratt entertained Review Literary Club at The Georgian on January 8 with readings from Am erican Literature and a paper on Literary Contributions for the Negro. A welfare report noted two Christmas baskets for needy families. Officers are to be elected January 22 at Mrs James Reed’s home. Seventeen guests attended including Mrs William Mrs Richard Barnes and Dr Allee Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pratt
East Mainstreet
L.D. Thomas
Fred Pattee
J. W. Fritz
C. W. Miller
James Reed
William
Richard Barnes
Allee Malone
Contract Group At Mrs Miller Host Evening Card Party
Mrs Charlie H Miller invites her contract club for an evening game at 641 East Fifth Avenue. Participants include Mrs George Herman and Mrs Homer Booker. Twelve guests attend with late supper served. The Women's Guild of St John s Episcopal church holds an open meeting Friday at two in the church school room for all parish women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie H. Miller
East Fifth Avenue
George Herman
Homer Booker
Women's Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Parish
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Atlanta
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Tenace
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al Nortan
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Home Study Club
E. R. Jenkins
Study Circle At Book Review
Tea
Bohlander’s
Ruth Johnston
D. C
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Bohlander Beauty Shop
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
the Armory
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