Arenue Club Dinner Bridge Honors Two Guests
Arenue Club hosted a January fourteenth dinner and bridge at Mithhoffinn Rosebank. The event honored Mrs A Turner retiring Worthy Matron of M Z Kreider chapter and welcomed Mrs Harry Abram new Worthy Matron with flowers in star colors. Seventeen guests dined at six thirty with Miss Mable Ruff Mrs Carlton Shank and Mrs Chester Thomen sharing trophies for bridge honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenue Club
Mithhoffinn
Rosebank
A. ©. Turner
M. Z. Kreider
Eastern Star
Harry Abram
Mable Ruff
Carlton Shank
Chester Thomen
Turner
Abram
Nelson Embrey
Dessert Bridge Guests Tuesday At Mrs Olveys Home
Mrs A W Olvey hosted her contract club at 1225 East Main Street on Tuesday afternoon. Guests arrived at 1 30 with dessert prior to bridge. Score trophies were awarded to Mrs Arthur Hansberger and Mrs Hattle Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Olvey
East Main Street
Arthur Hansberger
Hattle Keller
January Meeting of Grace Reformed Church Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Grace Reformed Church held its January meeting on the fourteenth with Mussete as Friesner and Miss Leona Scheetz acting hostesses. Devotionals were led by Nina Mackin Reiva Dilger with program on The Message of the Bells and Delores Hummel presenting The Bells of Muscoxy. Flora Brown, president, announced the next meeting for February fourth with Margaret Snyder Lilian Edgell and Florence Higley as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Grace Reformed Church
Mussete
Friesner
Leona Scheetz
Nina Mackin
Reiva Dilger
Delores Hummel
Muscoxy
Flora Brown
Margaret Snyder
Lilian Edgell
Florence Higley
Women's Missionary Society meeting notes
The Nazarene Church Women’s Missionary Society held its January meeting Tuesday night at 132 North Maple Street with President Mrs. Mary Loveless presiding. Dorothy Pusey led the scripture lesson. program participants included Mrs. Cartie Starner and others. hostesses planned February gathering at 433 Garfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Joseph Walt
North Maple Street
Mary Loveless
Dorothy Pusey
Cartie Starner
Florence Littrelt
C. E. Denney
Dessie Orr
Lydia Walt
Ray Novestone
Church Class Plans Meeting Thursday
Willing Workers class of the U. B. Church will meet Thursday at Mrs Frank Witherspoon’s home 141 East Fifth avenue with hostesses Mrs. Alice Turdven Mrs. L. V. Guyton and Mrs J Spersky assisting. Members assemble at seven thirty o clock.
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U. B
Frank Witherspoon
East Fifth Avenue
Alice Turdven
L. V. Guyton
J. Spersky
Y's Industrial Club Plans January Meeting After Chili Supper
Members of the Y outline plans during a brief business session held at the YWCA rooms after a Monday chili supper. The next gathering is set for the evening of January 26.
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Y's
YWCA
Auxiliary Meets at Legion Home
The American Legion auxiliary met Tuesday night at the Legion Home. Color bearers were Mrs. Lotus Baus and Mrs. A. A. Conrad. New members Mrs. Clara Livingstone and Mrs. Paul Kessler were welcomed. Membership drive runs until February 15, led by Mrs. Willis Feigley and Mrs. Edgar Moore. Proceeds from weekly games aid welfare work. The losing side will banquet the winners. Mrs. Alexander Henry, Mrs. Paul Crooks and Mrs. George Eaton hosted the social hour with refreshments.
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Absshary
American Legion
Legion
Lotus Baus
A. A. Conrad
Clara Livingstone
Paul Kessler
Am Progress
Willis Feigley
Edgar Moore
Alexander Henry
Paul Crooks
George Eaton
Evening Bridge Club Event at Chestnut Hall
Miss Bea Schorr invited her bridge club for evening play on January fourteenth at Chestnut Hall. Trophies were awarded to Miss Ruth Lauderbaugh and Miss Dorothy Leonard. The table featured feathery ferns silver birds and tall green tapers. Fourteen guests were served a late supper after the game. Miss Roselia Kern will host the next meeting on North Hish Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Schorr
Chestnut Hall
Ruth Lauderbaugh
Dorothy Leonard
Roselia Kern
Hish Street
Wil
Ashbrooks Plan Golden Anniversary Observance
Mr and Mrs William Ashbrook of Cedar Hill Road will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary on January 21 at home. An informal reception will run from two to five in the afternoon and from eight to ten in the evening, with their three children and six grandchildren attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashbrook
Cedar Hill Road
Thimmes Guest With Newark Kinfolk
Res M A Thimmes of Newark New Jersey visited Tuesday with his kinsfolk Miss Mame and Miss Clara Thimmes on South High Street in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Thimmes
Newark
New Jersey
Mame
Clara
Thimmes
South High Street
Contract Club Evening at Mrs. Homer Booker Home
Members of an evening contract gathered January fourteenth at the Columbus Road home of Mrs. Homer Booker. Late supper followed for a group of eight guests including Mrs. Walter Hermann and Mrs. George Hermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Booker
Columbus Rd
Walter Hermann
George Hermann
Tea Study Group Program at Mumraugh Memorial
Mrs. A F Hummel hosted a Twentieth Century Reading Circle gathering at Mumraugh Memorial on North Broad Street turning the afternoon into a tea and discussion. Papers on The Athenian Spartan and Roman Woman and Primitive Woman were presented by Mrs. G N Clover and Mrs. Charles Zarbaugh, with a piano interlude by Dolores Hummel. The group discussed topics, noted women of note during roll call, and voted two dollars to buy Heidi tickets for underprivileged children. Mrs Zarbaugh will host January 21 at North High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hummel
North Broad Street
Astess
Reading Circle
Mumraugh Memorial
G. N. Clover
Charles Zarbaugh
H. C. Roller
Traumer
Schumann
Old Vienna
Godowiski
Depussy
Dolores Hummel
Miss Mignon
H. M. Hazelton
Guy Rockey
Mignon
Clarence Spires
English Topics On Club Program At Mrs Kirn Home
Mrs J Keller Kirn hosted the Tourist Club at Main Hill Tuesday afternoon for the first meeting of the year. The group continued Modern England with Mrs Melvin Donkle leading a study of English Poetry and Mary Sweyer on England from 1900 to 1924. Members then discussed the papers before adjourning. Mrs James Lantz to host January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keller Kirn
Main Hill
England
Melvin Donkle
Mary Sweyer
James Lantz
Program Meeting at Country School
Parent teacher meeting for the Factory and Hickory Point Schools set for Friday night at eight o clock at Hickory Point. A March program has been arranged and the public is welcome.
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Hickory Point
Winter Council Meeting In East
The Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs will be represented at the winter council meeting of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Washington DC June 17 to 18. Miss Elizabeth Haymaker Ravenna state president and Mrs. William A Shideler Oxford Ohio director on the General Federation board attend. A diplomatic reception Tuesday precedes a dinner with Mrs. Franklin D Roose at the honor guest. Wives of foreign ambassadors will greet attendees from countries with clubs in the General Federation.
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Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Elizabeth Haymaker
Ravenna
William A Shideler
Oxford
Shideler
Ohio
General Federation Board
Federation
Washington
D.C
Franklin D. Roose
Yett Ag
Fine Project For Children At York Theatre
Hervey Allen of Anthony Adverse fame endorses The Children's Theatre of York for the Heidi presentation at the High School auditorium. He praises the group for offering charming wholesome plays that stimulate imagination and provide prime mental benefit for children 15 and under, noting the entertainment is enjoyable for kids and beneficial for their development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Theatre
Hervey Allen
Anthony Adverse
Children’s Theatre of York
Children’s
Fine Review Of Lawrence Book By YWCA Group
One of the season’s notable offerings is Seven Pillars of Wisdom by Lawrence of Arabia. Rev. F C F Randolph reviews the six hundred page work, highlighting Lawrence’s role in international diplomacy and the Revolt of Arabia. Mrs H C Roller will review North to the Orient by Anne Lindbergh next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence of Arabia
YWCA
Mumaugh
F. C. F. Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Lawrence
Arabia
Tea room hosts plan games at Purcell gathering
Mrs. John A. Rauch invites one guest Mrs. Alverd McFee to meet with the Eldeen Club at Purcell Tea Room Tuesday. Entertaining games were planned with favors noted for Mrs. Ira Bumgardner and Mrs. Alverd McFee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rauch
North
Columbus Street
Alverd McFee
Eldeen Club
Purcell Tea Réon
Ira Bumgardner
Local Salesman III Hosts Tea at Allen Street Home
Mr. Leroy Francis, a local salesman, hosted a tea at his small table on East Allen Street. He has been confined to his home for several days due to severe cold. Mrs. B. A. Shipley will entertain the club on January twenty eighth with an afternoon event.
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Leroy Francis
East Allen Street
B. A. Shipley
Installation of Patriotic Group in Lancaster Armory
The Lancaster branch of the Women's Relief Corps held its annual installation of officers in the Armory on Tuesday afternoon. Installing officers were Mrs. Cornelia Riegel and Mrs. Georgia Turner. New officers include President Mrs. Bertha Wolford senior vice president Mrs. Matilda Huston junior vice president Mrs. Iona Muck treasurer Mrs. Brunella Miesse chaplain Mrs. George Smetters secretary Mrs. John Strohl conductor Mrs. Moore assistant conductor Miss Margaret Weber. Guards Mrs. Shinkle and Mrs. Carrie Cruit pianist Mrs. Nancy Winland color bearers Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Lane Mrs. Macklin Mrs. Yantes patriotic instructor Mrs. Mae Hastings.
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Lancaster
Women's Relief Corps
Armory
Cornelia Riegel
Georgia
Turner
Bertha Wolford
Matilda Huston
Iona Muck
Brunella Miesse
George Smetters
John Strohl
Variations for Hard Sauce in Dessert Dishes
A brief guide suggests changing the recipe with substitutes like brown or maple sugar instead of white. It recommends finely chopped dates or nuts and optional fruit coloring to harmonize with the pudding or overall meal.
Mulled Pineapple Juice
Mulled pineapple juice warms cool evenings with cinnamon nutmeg and a hint of ginger simmered through warm juice.
Twin Town Meeting at Baltimore Basil Townsend Club
The Baltimore Basil Townsend Club hosts a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Odd Fellows Hall. Members are urged to attend and discuss club activities and local affairs.
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Baltimore
New Patients at Lancaster Hospital
New patients at Lancaster Hospital include James Bininger of 138 W Chestnut St admitted yesterday for treatment Ruby Hanna of 825 N Pierce Ave admitted this morning for operation Mrs Russell Watts of Carroll Rt No 2 admitted today for treatment Mrs Lilly Puckett of 321 North St admitted this afternoon for treatment and Vivian Cocknauuller of Elm St admitted today for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Hospital
James Bininger
W. Chestnut St
Ruby Hanna
N. Pierce Ave
Russell Watts
Carroll
Lilly Puckett
North St
Vivian Cocknauller
Elm St
Twins Christen at Maple Street Church Baptism
The infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers of 407 Mulberry Street were baptized Saturday January 11 at the Maple Street Church parsonage by Rev. C. B. Poling. The children were named Margaret Ann and Joseph Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Myers
Mulberry St
Maple St
C. 8. Poling
Girl Hurt in Fall While Roller Skating
Vivian Cocknauller of Elm Street was admitted to hospital at noon for observation after injuring her shoulder when she fell on the sidewalk during a roller skating outing at South School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Cocknauller
Elm Street
South School
C. of C. Committee to Meet Thursday
The Legislative Committee of the focal Chamber of Commerce chaired by E. A. Silbaugh will meet at the C. of C. office at 1 p.m. Thursday to vote on national legislation by referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Silbaugh
C. of C
Birth Announcement for Clarke Snake's Daughter
Mr and Mrs Clarke Snake announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital this morning. The family resides at 632 Eastwood Ave. in the city.
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Clarke Snake
Eastwood Ave
Paris fashion shifts to beading and formal gowns
Evening wear moves from draped Greek lines to elaborate beaded gowns. Chanel showcases black tulle with cire satin detailing and a low decollete, Lanvin offers a high front nude back black taffeta dress with a jeweled halter, while Patou emphasizes sequins and beading on velvet or crepe skirts.
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Paris
Chanel
Jeanne Lanvin
Patou
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Kresge
Heidi
Mr. Allen
Fine Review
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Serge Malvanli
Allan A. Ryan, Jr
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