Pre-Nuptial Parties End With Luncheon
Wedding attendants of Miss Nancy Kilburn and Robert Soukup will be honored at a rehearsal dinner hosted by the groom's parents in Elmhurst NL. The couple will marry tomorrow at 2 30 p m at First EUB Church after a noon luncheon hosted by the bride's mother Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kilburn
Robert Soukup
Philip Soukup
Elmhurst, NL
Manchester Hite
Miss Kilburn
Mr. Soukup
Walter Kilburn
Harrison Street
Patsy Jo Gilley
Jill Schrote
Mary Beeler
Hamilton
James Soukup
Elmhurst
Joan Nein
Columbus
Shelby Velte
Middletown
Sophia Sideroff
William Cline
Cincinnati
Kilburn
Wedding Attendants To Be Feted
The rehearsal dinner honoring Miss Jacqulyn Lucas and James F. Andersons attendants is hosted tonight by the couple’s parents at the Colony. The dinner precedes a rehearsal at First Baptist Church before vows tomorrow at 7 50 p m. Attendees include Mrs George VicAlister Mrs Mark Lucas Mrs Owen Powell Connie Sue Powell Miss Nancy Kitchen Miss Sondra Chrisman Miss Mary Jo Lacefield Mrs Thomas E Leight Mrs Paul Russell Mrs Carl Russell Jr Miss Janet Duffy Miss Mary Jane Ross James White Jerry Lucas Roy Lucas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqulyn Lucas
James F. Anderson
Carl Russell
Andrew A. Anderson
First Baptist Church
and Airs
George VicAlister
Mark Lucas
Owen Powell
Connie Sue Powell
Nancy Kitchen
Sondra Chrisman
Mary Jo Lacefield
Thomas E. Leight
Paul Russell
Carl Russell Jr
Janet Duffy
Mary Jane Ross
James White
Jerry Lucas
Roy Lucas
Miss Lucas
Mr. Anderson
Shower Honors Miss Lawrence
A private shower for Miss Patricia Lawrence bride elect of Carl E Hathaway was hosted by Mrs Eugene Shaffer Mrs Stanley Hathaway Mrs Richard Stouten borough and Mrs Pierce Stouten borough. Sixty guests attended at the American Legion home Franklin. A white heart centerpiece with yellow flowers and yellow streamers decorated the room. The couple will wed March 21 at 4 30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Lawrence
Carl E. Hathaway
Franklin
Eugene Shaffer
Stanley Hathaway
Richard Stoutenborough
Pierce Stoutenborough
American Legion
Lawrence
Mr. Hathaway
First Presbyterian Church
Mixers Plan Spring Dance The Spring Fling at Manchester Hotel
April 11 date set for the Mixers spring dance at the Manchester Hotel with Charles Kehrer's Cincinnati orchestra to provide music. Planning meeting at the Euclid Street home of Mr and Mrs Sam Carruthers included committee chairmen and steering members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid Street
Sam Carruthers
Carruthers
Thane Doellmann
Carl Nicklas
Howard Cromwell
Art Lennie
Manchester Hotel
Charles Kehrer
Cincinnati
Future Events Discussed By Federation Board
Executive board of the Middletown Federation of Women's Clubs met at the Girls' Club. Plans for a March 31 style show at the American Legion auditorium were reported. Tickets are available through Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Letts. Arbor Day tree distribution to Middletown schools was announced with 2900 tulip trees funded by Mr. Ben Bender. Changes to the federation constitution were approved for club votes at the April 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cecil Kindred
Karl Banzhaf
American Legion Auditorium
William Johnson
George Leighton
C. W. Smith
George Letts
Smith
Letts
Robert Nelson
Fine Arts Prize
Nelson
Art Center
Camera Club
Middletown Actors Playhouse
Red Patrick
Roosevelt Junior High School
American Assn. of
Kindred
Thomas Moon
Middletown
Ben Bender
Harry Ward
Middletown Public Library
Carl Morris
Middletown Hospital Student Nurses Host Series of Parties
Class of 1961 from the Middletown Hospital School of Nursing served as hostess for three events at Verity Hall. They staffed meals for faculty Kiwanis Club and Knights of Pythias members under supervision of Miss Anne Middlemiss and Mrs. Ruth Wood, with student hostesses presenting entertainment and aiding as program coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Verity Hall
Ruth Wood
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Mary Ann Blackmore
Patricia Lawton
Helen Allen
Fern Barnes
Anne Middiemss
Shirley Stamm
St. Pateck
School @ Nursing
Knights of iPythos
Sue Rusk
Judith Bundren
Juanita Perkins
Anne Middlemiss
Reservations End Monday For Forest Hills Club Party
Forest Hills Country Club urges reservations by Monday for the March 18 ladies card party and luncheon. Mrs Edward Cockman chairs the event with Mrs Lawrence DaRif assisting. the bridge luncheon begins at 10 a.m. and lunch is served at 12:30 p.m. Reservations open at the clubhouse on Manchester Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Country Club
Edward Cockman
Manchester Road
Cockman
Lawrence DaRif
Epsilon Chapter Cristonians Meet At Nichols Home
Club events recount a Cristonian Epsilon chapter gathering hosted by Mrs. Ralph Abney and Mrs. John Nichols at the Nichols residence on Charles Street. A Midletown Federation of Women's Clubs style show and card party is set for March 31 with Mrs. Ray Jena and Mrs. John Amato as guests. Next month's meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Bradford on Carolina Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Abney
John Nichols
Epsilon Chapter
Cristonians
Nichols
Charles Street
Middletown
Piano Recital by Mrs Erickson Delights Music Club
Middletown Music Club hosted sixth concert of the 1958 59 series featuring pianist Mrs Louise Glasgow Erickson. She played Chopin Shostakovich Ravel and Saint Saens works at the Girls Club. The recital opened with Chopin Sonata in B flat minor Op 35 and included nocturnes Scherzos Ballades and preludes. Shostakovich Preludes Op 34 were rendered with varied moods from ponderous to lively. Ravel Jesux d Eau The Fountain inspired by de Regnier’s lines was gracefully executed. Saint Saens Etude en Forme de Valse Op 52 No 6 closed the program with confident artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Stalls
Middletown Music Club
Louise Glasgow Erickson
Ravel
Saint - Saens
Erickson
Miami Valley
Miami University
Chopin
Henri de Regnier
Saint-Saens
P. F. Johnsons Win At Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Johnson won first honors with 53 points at Inst nicht s session of Wildwood Duplicate Bridge Club. Second place went to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Selby, while Willien Kash and Dr. Gilbert Wagoner and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Layman tied for third with 38 points. The average was 40 across three tables. The club meets Thursdays at 7 45 p.m. at the Wildwood Club house on Aberdeen Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Johnson
Wildwood Duplicate Bridge Club
Glenn Selby Willien Kash
Gilbert Wagoner
Harold Layman
Wildwood Club
Aberdeen Drive
Churches Elect Officers In WSWS Meeting At Union Chapel
In a WSWS Union Chapel Church meeting last night officers were elected: president Inza Stone, vice president Harry Brown, secretary James Laubach, treasurer Robert Conatroe, and secretaries Eugene Brown, Laurel Abney, James Hall, Meredith Nelson, Marion Myers. Members will entertain patients at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati. March 21 participants included Lester Mears Cottongim Roger Johnson Jr. and James Hall. Hostesses were Eugene Layer and Peyton Goins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
Union Chapel
Inza Stone
Harry Brown
James Laubach
Robert Conatroe
Eugene Brown
Laurel Abney
James Hall
Meredith Nelson
Marion Myers
Longview Hospital
Cincinna
Lester
Wildwood Plans Tee-Off Luncheon for Golf Season
Women of Wildwood Golf Committee met at Mrs. Ray Melampy’s home to map the season. Opening event is the Tee-Off Luncheon on April 28 at noon, with Mrs. C. Back as chairman and the committee listing Mrs. Ben Atchley Mrs. Ray Melampy Mrs Frank Post Mrs. Donald Cross Mrs. FE. R. Coker and Mrs. Harry Stigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Golf Committee
Ray Melampy
Poinciana Road
C. Back
Golf Committee
Ben Atchley
Frank Post
Donald Cross
FE. R. Coker
Harry Stigler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chardelle Weber
Miss Lawrence
Claradon
Central Avenue
Jacques Heim
Mrs. Erickson
Music Club
P. F. Johnsons
Newton Flower
Luther Arnold
Wayne Ledford
Wick Womack
Crawford Street Church
Oram
Pierre
Central Ave
Wildwood
Cyrenne
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