Luncheon for Ohio Wesleyan Alumnae in Columbus
Mrs. Theodore D. Stevenson of Canal Winchester plans a March fifth luncheon for her bridge club and all alumnae of Ohio Wesleyan University at Cambridge Arms. Invitations include A E Huston Gould H Ayres Colus Lane and R W Holley. Luncheon at one, contract play to follow. spring flowers adorn the16-cover table. notes praise scores by Mrs. Frederick Cubbage and R W Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore D. Stevenson
Canal Winchester
Bridge Club
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
A. E. Huston
Gould H. Ayres
Colus G. Lane
R. W. Holley
Frederick Cubbage
Cards And Supper Hosts Thursday Ard Club
Members of an evening card club gathered at East Chestnut street home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Crist. Trophies in the five hundred were won by Mrs. Charles Lake and Mr. Crist. Twelve members enjoyed supper. next meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Park Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Crist
East Chestnut Street
Charles Lake
Crist
Tate
Park Stuckey
Informal Contract Play And Tea at Purcell Tea Room
An afternoon contract club gathered at the Purcell Tea Room for an informal game Thursday. Tea was served to eight attendees including guest player Mrs. Charles Mondhank, with Mrs. Bean Slauson acting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell Tea Room
Charles Mondhank
Bean Slauson
Club guests invited to two-table bridge at East Allen St
Mrs Thomas Mercer invited two guests, Mrs Phil Floyd and Mrs Hugh C Baxter, to join her club as hostess. The two-table bridge event at her home 434 East Allen St awarded score trophies to Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Marie Kilbarger, and Mrs Phil Floyd. Late supper followed. Miss Edith Thompson will entertain the club at her home on March nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mercer
Phil Floyd
Hugh C. Baxter
East Allen St
Edith Thompson
Marie Kilbarger
Guest of Father Visits Oxford From Mount Logan Note
Miss Isabel Johnson, a Miami University student in Oxford Ohio, arrived Thursday to visit through Sunday with her father Mr G Johnson of North High Street. Mount Logan in Canada stands at 19850 feet as the nation’s highest peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Johnson
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
G. Johnson
North High Street
Be careful at the first trick to force a grand slam
WM. E. McKENNEY explains a tricky bridge hand where West passes an ace against a six bid to set up a grand slam. The correct opening and follow up plays from dummy and careful planning at the first trick lead to a successful grand slam and a lesson on hand analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Wit West
West
Four Hearts
South
See &Itss
East
Dinner Guests At Tea Room
Mrs. Dean M. Hickson hosted an informal party at 239 East Fifth Avenue on March fifth. The Purcell Tea table was prettily arranged for eight with St Patrick favors name cards and spring flowers as guests enjoyed dinner and bridge starting at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean M. Hickson
East Fifth Avenue
Purcell Tea Room
St. Patrick
Harry Abram
Harry DeLaney
Girl Scouts Tour Ohio Bell Office on Special Trip
Girl Scouts of troop four toured the Ohio Bell Telephone Company offices courtesy of the company. They learned how power, cables, and operator switching work and observed the busy operators. Eloise Bateson earned first class signaling while Sera Jane Miesse finished second class tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Minu
Eloise Bateson
Sera Jane Miesse
Glenna Miesse
Martha Fippin
Neda Smith
Joyce Gaffney
Dorothy Reeseman
Maxine England
Geraldine Wright
Mary Soles
Eileen Moore
St. John’s Church
Friendly Circle Group Elects Officers at March Meeting
The Friendly Circle Club met on March 3 with Miss Ann Louise Yeazel in attendance. Officers elected were President Miss Peggy Malloy, Vice President Dorthala Shaffer, Secretary Ann Louise Yeazel, and Treasurer Virginia Groff. Members present included Isabel Laver, Marie Kauffman, Virginia Groff, Peggy Malloy, Dorthala Shaffer, and Ann Louie Yeazel. guest Patty Laver performed several tap dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Ann Louise Yeazel
Peggy Malloy
Dorthala Shaffer
Virginia Groff
Isabel Laver
Marie Kauffman
Ann Louie Yeazel
Patty Laver
March Meeting of Calvary Lutheran Bible Class
The Loyal Lutheran Bible class of Calvary Orthodox Lutheran Church held its March meeting in Mumaugh Memorial with Mrs. Blanche Davis and Miss Sadie Vencer hosting. Twenty-one members responded to roll call. social hour contests awarded Miss Vera Kache and Miss Esther Beck with favors, and Miss Rozelia Spurgeon won the mystery box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Lutheran Bible Class
Calvary Orthodox Lutheran Church
Mumaugh
Cynthia Fulton Birthday Party Brightens Fifth Avenue Home
Cynthia Fulton daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard V Fulton celebrated her third birthday with a ten thirty morning party at their 530 East Fifth avenue home. guests included Mary Alice Drinkle Joyce Herrold Allan and Anne Viereboom Mary Elizabeth Randolph Rosemary Akin George Hauenstein Hugh Silbaugh Mary Elizabeth Donkle and Jimmy Fulton. lunch was served at one o'clock with a decorated table and a lighted cake. each child received a life size Mickey Mouse balloon as a favor and many lovely gifts for the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Fulton
Howard V. Fulton
East Fifth Avenue
Laynthia
Mary Alice Drinkle
Joyce Herrold
Allan and
Anne Vierebome
Mary Elizabeth Randolph
Rosemary Akin
George Hauenstein
Hugh Silbaugh
Mary Elizabeth Donkle
Jimmy Fulton
Honor Guest At Birthday Party In Carroll Home
Mrs Willard Miller hosted a March fifth birthday celebration for Mr Miller in Carroll. Point euchre determined the scores shared by Mrs James Elger, Mrs Kenton Ridenour, Mr Carl Crunt, and Mr Merle Cruit. Supper followed the card game with several local couples and families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Miller
Carroll
Miller
James Elger
Kenton Ridenour
Carl Crunt
Merle Cruit
Edson Wiliamson
Albert Storte
Charles Stortz
Carl Cruft
Harold Metzger
Complimented By Informal Party For Mrs Smith at Marks Avenue
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the First English Lutheran Church met at 137 Marks Avenue hosted by Mrs. Boyd Neff. An informal party followed business devotional time with games and contests, refreshments, and a gift to Mrs. Howard Smith. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Stanton Becker and Mrs. Roy Stuck. Mr and Mrs Smith plan to move April 1 to Olean New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society
First
Boyd Neff
Marks Avenue
Howard Smith
Smith
Stanton Becker
Roy Stuck
Bridge-Supper Guests At Mrs Moody Home
Mrs G D Moody hosted her card club Thursday at 238 East King Street with one play. Bridge trophies were awarded to Mrs Roy Stuck and Mrs Homer Ware. Late supper covers were laid for the elect membership. Mrs Paul E White will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Moody
East King Street
Roy Stuck
Homer Ware
Elect
Paul E. White
Weekend Guests Visit Lancaster Area Couple
Mr and Mrs W C Brasheres travel from Cleveland Ohio to visit over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dean M Hickson at 239 East Fifth Avenue. Mr Brasheres is a former principal at Lancaster High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brasheres
Cleveland
Ohio
Dean M. Hickson
East Fifth Avenue
Brasheres
Lancaster High School
Golden Wedding Date for Thomas and Dean
Mr and Mrs Thomas Dean will observe their golden wedding anniversary on March 7 at their Lithopolis home. A noon family dinner and 2 to 5 pm open house invite kinfolk and friends and reflect a lifetime in Fairfield County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dean
Lithopolis
Dean
Fairfield County
Royalton
G. W. Lott
Jennings Dean
Carl
Sara
Pearl Compton
Merle
Evelyn Compton
Deans
Eleventh Birthday Party For Wilma Beery At Home
Miss Wilma Beery daughter of Mr and Mrs W Q Beery 634 East Chestnut observed her eleventh birthday with a party at home hosted by her mother. A group of schoolmates enjoyed games contests and a green and white supper table with a cake. Guests included Norma Eads Leila Wilson Mary Jane Olvey Patty Christopher Clara Bel Cave Jean Ann Rader Betty Jane Shaw Evelyn Clark Betty Mehl Ruth Scholl Lenora Taylor Mary Alice Combs Sarah Kiphen Jean Stein Joan Bigger ton Ruth Armstrong and Barbara Combs. Wilma received gifts and was assisted by her sister Miss Helen Beery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Beery
W. QO. Beery
East Chestnut Street
Mary Jane Olvey
Patty Christopher
Clara Bel Cave
Jean Ann Rader
Betty Jane Shaw
Evelyn Clark
Betty Mehl
Ruth Scholl
Lenora Taylor
Mary Alice
Combs
Sarah Kiphen
Jean Stein
Joan Biggerton
Ruth Armstrong
Barbara Combs
Wilma
Mrs. Beery
Miss Helen Beery
Millersport Couple Wed at United Brethren Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Marcella Crist and Perry Nelson Taggart was announced in Millersport Ohio. Rev H E Harwood presided at eleven o clock in the morning. The couple plans to reside in Millersport with Taggart employed at the Standard Oil service station in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella ‘Crist
Perry Nelson Taggart
Millersport
Ohio
Mary Crist
P. W. Taggart
H. E. Harwood
United Brethren Church
Millersport High School
Liberty Union
Taggart
Standard On Company
Lancaster
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Columbus Visitors See Cyrano de Bergerac in Columbus
Lancaster residents Mr. and Mrs. F Philip Peters Mrs. Joe Mattox Mrs. Willis Hyde Mr. Wiliam Still Mr. Wynn van Winkle Mr. Dick Mattox Mr. Rich ard Malone and Mr. Harry Hedges Jr saw Walter Hamden perform in Cyrano de Bergerac in Columbus Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Philip FR. Peters
Joe Mattox
Willis Hyde
Wiliam Still
Wynn van Winkle
Dick. Mattox
Richard Malone
Harry Hedges, Jr
Lancaster
Walter Hamden
Columbus
Church Group Meeting At Mrs. Brown’s Home
Collins Chapel Cemetery Association members met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jennie Brown’s East Main street residence. After a brief business session a program featured readings Think Driv er Think and The Coming of Spring by Mrs. Herrold and Mrs. Driver. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Mrs. Ralph Miller. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Stover Mrs. John Westenbarger and Mrs. Ralph Miller. April plans were set for the group’s meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stover’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Brown
Collins Chapel
Ralph Miller
Otto Stover
Stanley Stover
East Main Street
Dinner Meeting Hosted by Lancaster Child Conservation League
Lancaster Circle of the Child Conservation League hosted a dinner meeting on the fifth evening with Mrs. Mable Lytle. Plans were set for an April dinner party. Guest speaker Paul Wenger, Lancaster High School principal, spoke on children’s problems. Mrs. Throckmorton performed piano accordion numbers. Twenty attended, with Mrs. Merill Ser assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Circle
Child Conservation League
Mable Lytle
East King St
Paul Wenger
Lancaster High School
Throckmorton
Merill Ser
Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Meeting Review
The Emanuel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. H. R. Plum led scripture from John chapter fourteen and the group planned sewing for the Missionary Home. The short program featured two hymns sung in unison with Miss Sophia Gerken at the piano and a reading titled Dreams Fulfilled by Mrs. Carl Plinke. Hostesses included Mrs. H. R. Plum Mrs. Earl Reese Mrs. A. A. Gundelfinger and Mrs. Frank Erick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Ald Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
H. R. Plum
St. John
Sophia Gerken
Carl Plinke
Earl Reese
A. A. Gundelfinger
Frank Erick
Club Meeting Recap With Hostesses Named
The group was served by a company of sixty five members and guests. Future gathering hostesses include Mrs. Harry Simons Sr Mrs. John Behle Mrs. Margaret Ruff and Mrs. Clara Steinmetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simons
John Behle
Margaret Ruff
Clara Steinmetz
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