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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
4
Pocahontas Lodge hosted installation of new officers at Red Men’s Hall on January 23. Mrs Ella Armstrong and Mrs Dottie Robinson assisted. The event featured a list of appointed officers, an informal program with Mrs Gamble speaking, music, and refreshments for about forty attendees.
A congenial group from the Assembly, Chub members, plans a dinner tonight at The Georgian preceding the dance at the EMks Home. Attendees include Mr Pickering and Mrs Charlés HH Drinkle.
Miss Clara M. Hoyt teaches private voice at the YWCA and leads two junior Voice Study groups. Her work expands to an adult class, building on extensive experience in both private and group teaching.
Mr and Mrs Join A Hamilton former Lancaster residents left Monday for Los Angeles California en route they will visit Mr and Mrs K D Misamore at South Gate The Hamiltons were entertained informally before departure by Mrs Mildred Misamore and Miss Jake Misamore at their home on B Walnuts
Mrs. Frank McDevitt of North High Street hosted a dinner at the Mithoff Inn on Thursday night for her bridge club in Rosebank. Eight guests attended as members arrived at seven thirty. Mrs. Frank Kiener and Mrs. Francis Regan won trophies.
Mrs Delbert E Fair hosted her club on January 22 at her Marks Avenue home. Score trophies in the entire game went to Mrs Lawrence Grove Mrs E B Rowe and Mrs Ross Seifert. Supper was served for eight including a guest player Mrs
Mr and Mrs Carl Wilson hosted a card club at their home on Marks Avenue with twelve members attending. Trophies were awarded for bridge play to Mr and Mrs Chester McClelland. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith will entertain the club at the next meeting.
Members of the Friendship Club gathered for an evening meeting with Mrs Clarence Hiles presiding. Pauline Gardner Virginia Manning and Mrs Harold Kane won favors while Ruth Kisor a guest received one. Late supper followed in the dining room. Pauline Gardner to hostess Valentine party at next meeting.
In a rubber bridge game, South the well known expert confronts a stubborn defense and overthinking leads to a loss of four hearts. West's unexpected play and a simple singleton lead swing the hand, while East misreads the count and the declarer still ends with the last laugh.
Mrs Raymond Mast of East Main street entertained with two parties to honor her sister in law Mrs Forest James Freda Mast. Afternoon guests enjoyed tea and games with trophies awarded to the honoree. Evening party invitees included Marguerite Weavel Beulah Baum Marietta Rugh Meble Ruff Esther Mast and other juniors.
Members of a Friday bridge club gathered at The Georgian for their weekly game. Luncheon followed the contract play with nine leavers paid. Former member Mrs. Scott Wilson of Columbus attended as a guest, and Mrs. Ben Dolson acted as hostess.
Mr and Mrs J Francis King will host an informal cocktail party at their Columbus Road home preceding the Assembly Club dance at the Elks Home Thirty five guests invited to arrive for the party in the evening at night Mr and Mrs Daniel J Pickering of 532 East Fifth Avenue will also be among club members who have asked guests to their home for cocktails before the dance
The M Z Kreider Chapter of Eastern Star will hold a business social meeting Monday night at seven thirty in the Masonic Temple on South High Street. New officers recently installed will preside for the first time. Mrs Harry Abram is the new Worthy Matron.
The Paris fashion piece surveys eccentric hats and head coverings including a 45 degree angled saucepan hat with black straw and white feathers, a navy blue beret with a red pompom, coal bucket hats in felt and straw, and a royal blue pointed cap with orange mousseline accents, noting bold, impractical silhouettes.
Nationwide drive for infantile paralysis relief linked to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 54th birthday, with 5300 to 6000 balls planned across states and territories. Local events fund Warm Springs Foundation while 70 percent stays local. Doherty leads expansion amid rising need.
Messrs C J Williams and B A Kelly attend a three day Western-Southern Life Insurance Company convention at the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati.
A story hour for children aged six to twelve is planned for Saturday January 25 at 2 PM in the Mumaugh Memorial. Sponsored by the W. T. U., children are cordially invited to attend this engaging event.
Mrs George Stuntz hosted eight players for a bridge tea on January twenty fourth at 809 Forest Rose Avenue. Prizes for the event went to Mrs Fred Rohrbaugh, Mrs J Walter Oberdorfer and Mrs Clyde M Beverage. Invited guests included several local ladies.
St Marys auxiliary 10 the Knights of St John will entertain the Fourth District auxiliary Newark Logan and Columbus Sunday January 26 The military mass will not be celebrated Plans include dinner at noon in the grade school hall After dinner the auxiliary will conduct its business session in the school hall and the knights will hold their session in their hall Corner Main and Columbus streets Installation of auxiliary officers planned originally for January 23 will be held Sunday
The Live Wire class of Maple Street Church meets at Miss Margaret Morgan's home on 630 North Maple Street at seven thirty tonight to elect officers.
Mrs. Myron Tysinger hosted a shower at her Thornville home honoring former classmate Blanche Cotterman Spangler whose December wedding to Robert Spangler was celebrated. Guests included Mrs. Spangler of Jacksontown and many local ladies. evening featured games and late supper with gifts for the bride.
Mrs J J Harbison of 626 Madison avenue organized an afternoon card party for the Just a Mere Club on January 23 at the Princetl Tea Room. Euchre scores were led by Miss Margaret Baus, Mrs Harry Beebe and Mrs Alex Franco. An early supper was served at the tables to twelve guests including Mrs Roy Blazer. Mrs Franco will host the next meeting.
Mrs Howard V Fulton of 530 East Fifth avenue hosted a small informal luncheon today at The Georgian Mrs Fulton complemented Mrs Frank Hartford of San Paulo Brazil who is spending several months in Columbus Also mentioned were Mrs Mary Phillips Chauncey who concluded a visit with Mrs Ned West Cedar Hill Road and Mrs Walt entertaining her daughter and Stickle of Newark Ohio during the day
Los Angeles January 24. An epidemic of rabies among coyotes driven into lowlands by fires threatens dogs and may trigger a state quarantine. In the San Fernando Valley, dairy herds valued at millions are guarded by fence riders to deter canines. If declared, the quarantine would permit officers to shoot wandering dogs and cats and enter homes to check pet confinement.
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