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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
5
The Social Woman's Club will gather November 27 at 3 p m in the Community Building social room to discuss Our Club and Our Town. Memorial services for Eastern Star Mount Dorater 103 O E S are set Sunday November 24 at 3 p m in the Chapter Room with public welcome.
The sequence continues with two Saturday afternoon programs, the first on November 24, at the yacht club. Organizers outline the schedule for members and guests with anticipated activities and socializing aboard.
From 4 to 6 p m Mrs J Alvord hosts a card party inviting all friends. On Wednesday evening November 28 at 8 o clock pm Estella Clark will be hostess with guests welcome and a 25 cent admission for nonmembers who bring a guest.
The King's Daughters will meet Tuesday night November 27 at Mrs. J. E. Mattox's home on north Donnelly avenue. Members are asked to bring a can or pound of food for Thanksgiving baskets. A school notice asks pupils to bring a can to school Monday or Tuesday next week. The group plans to make the event annual after last year's success.
Over two hundred ladies and gentlemen attended a reception for Dr and Mrs A M Brodie last Wednesday night in the Congregational church parlors. The event was hosted by the church ladies.
Hostesses led by Mrs Mabel Cleary oversaw a reception in church parlors with bamboo indigo and papaya blossoms. Decorated by Mrs Lillian Banks and a committee including Miss Madeline Milner Mrs E D Parker and Mrs H M Clark. Christian Endeavor Society women served punch while others mingled post prayer meeting.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. James Simpson's home with Miss Anna Gallimore leading devotions. Mrs. Malone spoke in Japanese costume about Michi Kawa, author of this year's Missionary Study Book Japan ese Women Speak. The group outlined the year’s program and accepted the budget. Miss Mary Agnes Harding, new Standard Bearers president, announced plans for 1934 35 as the junior society led by the Standard Bearers.
The Business and Professional Women's Club in Leesburg hosted Mrs Belle Hamilton who outlined past meetings and suggested topics. Dr Mildred Marsh will speak on clubs abroad later, with monthly gatherings set for the second Wednesday and a December twelfth date. A District Membership Rally is slated for November 22 at the American Legion Hall with supper at 7 30.
Miss Rae Elizabeth Gorham daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie W Gorham Norwalk Conn wed Mr Ralph Heber Edwards Jr also of Norwalk on November 15 at East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Norwalk A reception followed at the bride’s home The ceremony featured yellow rust pink and white chrysanthemums and chancel decorations In attendance were relatives and friends including the bride’s brother Earl Gorham and other members of the Gorham family
A report places occupants at an apartment in Norwalk located at 202 East Avenue. Details on residents and events remain unspecified in the fragment.
Personal Friends of Mrs. Ray LaBreck are glad to see her improving. Dozens of winter residents arrive from Ohio New Hampshire Connecticut and Massachusetts to stay in homes at Lakeside Sunny Corner Kilgareedge and other districts. notable names include Elizabeth Godfrey W R Thompson Lida Sceva C Kinsey Fred Chase Mary Lyon Edward Edmond and many more in town for the season.
List of events from November to March including card parties tea open houses dances club meetings smokers lectures and play readings. Notable dates include Nov 14 24 28 30 Dec 15 25 Jan 1 9 16 17 23 25 Feb 1 13 15 20 27 28 Mar 9 21 27 with events by various groups and a planned New York drama on Feb 1.
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