Fidelity Circle Celebrates Thirteenth Anniversary Party
Fidelity Circle marked its 13th anniversary with a Monday night party at Mrs. Clay Robinsons home on South Columbus Street. A 630 PM dinner featured pink and white decor for 30 attendees, with songs by Carl Fultz and a solo by Harold Pultz The Old Spinning Wheel. Favors were awarded to Naomi Stroh and Kathleen Hart. Hostesses and organizers included Mrs. Clay Robinson Mrs. Ben Nusser Mrs. Lena Yenrick and Miss Jennie Creighton with entertainment by Mrs. Andrew Bigham Irene Nusser and Miss Mayme Shipler. The next regular meeting will be February 7 at Mrs Lenz Yenrick North Pearl Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Carl Fultz
Lena Yenrick
Jennie Creighton
Andrew Bigham
Mins
Irene Nusser
Mayme Shipler
Circle Wl
Lenz Yenrick
North
Pearl Avenue
Sorority Party Informal Event at Mumaugh Memorial
Miss Anna Lowie Harbison and Miss Christine Keller hosted an informal Delta Theta Tau sorority party Monday night at the Mumaugh Memorial. Plans were set for delegate Miss Elizabeth Stretton to attend the Ohio Alpha province convention January 25 and 26 in Middleton, Ohio, with Miss Almeda Whiley accompanying her. The evening included formal activities and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lowie Harbison
Christine Keller
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mumaugh
Elizabeth Stretton
Ohio Alpha Province
Middleton
Ohio
Miss Stretton
Almeda Whiley
Church Group Has Special Program At U B Church
The W F C gathered at the U B Church for a business social meeting with Mrs England and Dorothy as hostesses. Japanese decorations adorned the room. The program featured prayer scripture songs stories games and refreshments. Guests included Clara Belle Brown Joan Beck Arlene Bowman Mary Ellen Tuthill Gloria Crawford and Mrs Lilian Warner patroness of the Otterbein Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
England
Dorothy
Mia
Helen Harris
Clara Belle Miller
Story
Geraldine Wright
O. G. Covenant
Clara Belle Brown
Joan Beck
Arlene Bowman
Mary Ellen Tuthill
Gloria Crawford
Lilian Warner
The
Otterbein Guild
Modern Decoration Strives for Spacious Living in 1936 Notes
New York interiors favor round coffee and cigarette tables with no sharp corners, cork floors, and ample but not excessive furniture for comfort. Mirrors, lighter wall tones, wall space broken by furniture, and multi functional units unite rooms. Curtains simplify, modern windows avoid redundancy, and budget setups from stores offer compact, complete living dining suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friendly Newcomers Club Benefit Party Draws Wide Support
Members of the Friendly Newcomers Club sponsored by the Lancaster YWCA held a successful benefit party Monday night at the Association rooms. The event featured bridge and games with prizes, hostesses aided by the group, and proceeds allocated to local welfare work. A long list of donors supplied the favors from Lancaster merchants and service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly
Lancaster Y. W.C. A
Association Rooms
Remarkable defensive play in Chicago contract bridge match
In a Chicago national tournament hand Elmer Rabin of Cleveland faces a superb South declarer. The opening club lead prompts a sequence of finesses and discards as both players analyze the queen of clubs location. East guards against a squeeze, West signals with club discard, and declarer pursues a precise line to force seven odd to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. McKenney
American Bridge League
Chicago
Elmer Rabin
Cleveland
East
Declarer
West
Srning
Rast
Scopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Plan Trip to Florida by Amos and Mrs Thomas
Mr and Mrs Amos Thomas of North High street will depart Wednesday for their annual Florida trip. They will stay six weeks at Clearwater Beach Court in Clearwater Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Thomas
North High Street
Florida
Clearwater Beach Court
Clearwater
Subtlety Is Best Rule in Makeup
Obvious things seldom are truly beautiful. A painting or dress gains richness from subtle color and lines rather than vivid breaks. Faces should enhance natural coloring with rouge lip color and powder matching complexion. Bright red nail polish can work in drawing rooms and exaggerated hairpieces can be acceptable for beach or formal wear. A few delicate hair flowers work, but giant clusters ruin the look. A jeweled star or fragile tiara is fine. avoid pairing large stars with a huge tiara in one evening.
Margaret McFarland Weds Richard Kilgore in January Nuptials
Margaret Vivian McFarland daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley B McFarland of Amanda Ohio and Richard Kilgore son of Mr and Mrs William Kilgore of Cincinnati Ohio married January 11 1936. The ceremony was at Kalamazoo Michigan officiated by Rev T Wylie. The bride graduated from Ohio State University in 1934 and taught home economics before taking a clothing instructor job in Cleveland. Kilgore earned an electrical engineering degree from Ohio State in 1934 and works as a research engineer in Cleveland. The couple will live in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Vivian McFarland
Richard Kilgore
Stanley
McFarland
Amanda, Ohio
Margaret Vivian
William Kilgore
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. Wylie
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
Columbus
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Kilgore
Field Institute For Scout Leaders At Springfield
Members of the Girl Scout national board and regional staff will attend a field institute in Springfield Obie on January 29. Mrs Charles Garties Dayton Miss Frances Morse and Miss Ruth Schroeder Cleveland and Mrs Bennett Chapple Middletown will represent boards and regional committee. Local council planning will be discussed with attendees from Columbus Dayton Lancaster and Fairfield County Middle town Newark invited. Miss Schroeder will take part in the program. Marguerite Westerman Bremen Verle Savage Laurelville Mrs Scott S Wilson Columbus is guest of Mrs Ada Mithoff East Wheeling street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout National Board of
Renova
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Springfield
Obie
Charles Garties
Dayton
Frances Morse
Ruth Schroeder
Cleveland
Bennett Chapple
Middletown
Institute
Columbus
Lancaster
Pairfield County
Newark
Schroeder
Shower Honors for Mrs. Harry Awalt at Delmont Home
Miss Jeanette Roach hosted a January eighteenth bridal shower for Mrs. Margaret Ruth Duncan Awalt at her Delmont residence. Guests included Virginia Gardner Helen Crumley Mary Duncan Joan Duncan and others. games yielded favors and a miniature bridal house display. Dinner followed the evening festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Awalt
Margaret Ruth ‘Duncan
Jeanette Roach
Delmont
Virginia Gardner
Helen Mildred Crumley
Mary Josephine
Charlotte Spires
Rose Patran
Marcella Mondhank
Agnes Knotts
Mary Alice Duncan
Alice Crumley
Joan Duncan
Martha Bell
Marian Thimmes
Marion Ruble
Glenford Ballmer
Howard Peters
Jerry Roach
Russell Duncan
Merle Gardner
Luncheon Bridge Guests Today at Mrs Floyds Home
Mrs Phil Floyd hosted a bridge luncheon at her home 430 East Allen Street with plans for lunch at one and an afternoon of contract play. Twelve covers were laid for guests Mrs Gon Wendell Mrs Willis Hyde Mrs Syron Hummel and Mrs W Dana Akin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Floyd
East Allen Street
Ian
Gon Wendel
Willis Hyde
Syron Hummel
W. Dana Akin Sete
Getting Enough Beauty Rest For Yourself
Advice on determining personal sleep needs and establishing a nightly routine. Emphasizes eight hours for many adults, personal trial and error, and signs of adequate rest. Includes tips on bedroom setup, air quality, pillow choice, milk before bed, and avoiding late meals or restless sleep.
Study Club Hears Paper On Russia
Lancaster Literary Club members met January twentieth at Dr Frances Trout’s home for the program. Miss Cassie Harris presented a fine paper on Russia. Quotations from American History were used in response to roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Trout
Lancaster Literary Club
Russia
Cassie Harris
Complimented At Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. Dudley King entertained Columbus friends at her North Broad street home for Mrs. Alice Alcorn Wolfe of 144 South Drexel Avenue. Wolfe heads to Bermuda on February 5 aboard the Queen of Bermuda, joined by Mrs. Edmund P. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll and Mrs. Edward Harris. The host planned luncheon and an afternoon of contract play. Annis party guests included Mrs. Edmund P. Kelly and other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley King
Columbus
North Broad Street
Alice Alcorn Wolfe
South Drexel Avenue
Beruda
King
Anis
Edmund P. Kelly
Harrison Smith
Harold Smith
Wiliam Loving
Everett B. Parker
Kenneth J. Hoag
Frank Hunter
Hobart Munsell
Robert French
Dave Reynolds
Wolfe
Bridge Supper Club Event Hosted by Miss Anns Gordon
Miss Anns Gordon hosted her bridge club at 142 Chestnut Bull on January 20. Favors in the two table game went to Mrs Earl Shonk Mrs Ralph E Shonk and Miss Mary Lawrence with a hostess gift for guest player Miss Catherine Pagan. Supper followed the card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Gordon
Earl Shonk
Ralph E. Shonk
Mary Lawrence
Catherine Pagan
D RB Guests Monday
Miss Ruth Harris planned a card group meeting for January 20 at Purcell Tea Room. Dinner for a dozen included favors by Mrs Bar Crook, Miss Vivian Abele, and Miss Minnie Margaret Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harris
North
Columbus Street
Purcell Tea Room
Bar] Crook
Vivian Abele
Minry Margaret Nye
GUEST AT PARTY HOSTS IN COLUMBUS BRIDGE EVENING
Mrs J Russell Stukey accompanied by Virginia Lamb will attend a bridge party in Columbus Tuesday evening with Miss Jane Carroll as hostess. The event honors Mrs William Carroll of Pittsburgh whose marriage was solemnized in late December. Earlier, Mrs Car rout will join a buffet supper hosted by Mrs Robert Siemmons of an dusky, another Columbus visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Stukey
Virginia Lamb
Columbus
Jane Carroll
William Carroll
Louise Lamb
Pittsburgh
Carrout
Robert Siemmons
Andusky
Home from Florida after three week stay in Miami
Mr and Mrs William D Azim and their daughter Rosemary returned Saturday night from a three week visit in Miami Florida residing at 672 East Fifth Avenue The trip included leisure and sightseeing activities in the Florida city and the family plans future gatherings together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D. Azim
Todd
Roesmary
East
Fifth Avenne
Miami
Fiera
Miss Mary Hyle Celebrated With Surprise Dinner Party
Miss Mary Hyle chief operator of the Lancaster Ohio Bell branch was toasted with a surprise dinner at The Georgian on January 20 to honor twenty five years of service. P E Eastey district traffic superintendent presented the service pin, guests from Zanesville Columbus and local traffic department attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hyle
Lancaster
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
P. E. Eastey
Zanesville
Miss Hyle
WN. W
Club Invited To Tea Room And Bridge Play
Mrs William Schumacher of 232 E Sixth Avenue invited two guests to her card club at Purcell Tea Room on Monday. Afternoon trophies went to Mrs Michael Stoudt and Mrs L E Huddle, a guest trophy to Mrs F A Murr. Tea was served to eight. Mrs Fred Holland to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schumacher
E. Sixth Avenue
Purcell Tea Room
Michael Stoudt
L. E. Huddle
F. A. Murr
Fred Holland
Group Invited To Evening Bridge at Mrs Boyer Home
Members of the X. L. bridge club met for a Monday game at 420 West Wheeling Street hosted by Mrs. H. M. Boyer. Trophies were earned by Mrs. Ralph Bitler Mrs. Charles Bru ney and Mrs. Clarence Myers. twelve members attended. late supper was served. Mrs. Paul Cooney will be club beat eas February the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. L. Bridge Club
H. M. Boyer
West
Wheeling Street
Ralph Bitler
Charles Bruney
Clarence Myers
Paul Cooney
Eas
Bridge Guests At Winchester Home Informal Party Notes
Mrs. Clara Weaver hosted an informal bridge night in Canal Winchester for the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority. Favors were by Miss Lucille Lemse, Miss Winifred Pairan, and Miss Margaret Snyder. The guest list included Miss Opel Yantes, Miss Hose Abel, Miss Alberta Baumgardner, Miss Opal, and Miss Mary Beery. Plans for the annual Valentine dance on February 7 at the Elks Home were announced with Earl Wyeth and his orchestra. Miss Mary Campbell and her committee organized arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stuckey of Rosebank left Monday for a ten day stay in Dillsboro, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weaver Friend
Sigma Phi Gamma
Canal Winchester
Lucillelems
Winifred Pairan
Margaret
Snyder
Friend
Opel Yantes
Hose Abel
Alberta Baumgardner
Opal
Mary Beery
Company
Styles from Paris spark spring fashion in 1936 outlook
Paris fashion reports freez ing cold aside as designers plan spring wardrobes with Spanish influences. Gay bolero jackets and matador shoulders appear in suits with straight skirts while bright scarves wrap waists. From China come mandarin collar coats and stand up necklines, with straw and coolie hats continuing in vogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Couturiers
Spain
China
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Fidelity Circle
Clay Robinson
E. M. Kane
J. C. Rudolph
Thomas Rossman
R. J. Behrens
Eloris C. Sasche
Hardy
M. J. Voris
5. A. Shipley
Jim Kunkle
Frank H. Miller
Edna Bauman
Paul W. Magnuson
Miss Murphy
Gladys Shaw
Paul Johnson
Paul J. Miller
Carolyn Westenbarger
C. W. Shaw
Mary Magnuson
R. C.,smart
Frank J. Erick
Clarence Hauser
Miles L. Pitcock
M. C. Parent
Bohlander
Ma B. Stevens
Emler
BM. R. Sachse
L. A. Francis
Ohio Suit Co
Gallaher Drug Co
Tuttle China Co
Grosscup and Chapman
Clarks Bakery
Clover Farm
Paulson's Grill
Kroger
Fifth
Maple
Lancaster Gravel Co
Deeds Dairy Co
Eckerts
Ralph Miller
Antill's
On Main
Delp- Clarke
Loeher’s Drug
Stone Grill
Kroger’s
Sixth
Kurley
Wendell’s Jewelers
Elberfelds
William E. McKenney
Lefense
South
Eas Biotes
Kore
Field Institute For Scout Leaders
Marguerite Westerman
Bremen
Verle Savage
Laurelville
Scott S. Wilson
Ada Mithoff
East Wheeling Street
Winchester Home
Indiana
William H. Stuckey
Rosebank
Dillsboro
Cure Beauty Shop
Kresge
Loeher’s Pharmacy
Lemeaster
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