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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
4
A collection of quotes urging action against injustice and the power of individual conscience. It features lines by Mangasarian Ella Wheeler Wilcox Bunyan and a Chinese Proverb, advocating protest, self-reliance, and personal integrity as guides to moral conduct and societal progress.
The Tiny Club gathered at Madam Alma Bell Bryant and Mrs Maggie Williams homes for feasts and games while other residents hosted events. Socials at Douglass School, and a School Men’s Club meeting featured business leaders and community groups. Notables include Dr Eugene Fields guest at Mrs Davie Walden’s home and Captain R Jackson’s recent promotion in the A C 3d Regiment Band.
Garden Club of Shoemaker Center held a Christmas party last Monday with over 350 attendees. A. E. Smith led the program. Rev. Durin gave an address. Miss Gladys Bonner performed an original song with Mrs. Helen Hiles at the piano. Financed by Hon. Max Hirsch and Mrs. Weir of welfare. Carols were sung and Christmas recitations shared including candy and oranges for guests.
Toby Tobina presents a witty verse about social expectations and romantic finance challenges. The piece playfully warns that absence of funds invites the Blue Pencil, shaping social life and personal plans.
The William Caliman residence on Burdette Street hosted Alfred Hall and Helen Kerr in a wedding reception attended by several hundred guests. The decor featured palms and roses, with gowns in sea green, gold, apple green, ivory motre taffeta, and black and white schemes. A telegram from the bride's uncle Alexander Kerr of Bluefields, Nicaragua added a personal note to the elegant event.
Miss Laura Fife of the Health Education department at the YWCA presented a Sunday evening Punch and Judy playlet noted for its continuity and production. Leading roles were by Misses Wilma Smith Betty Ogle and Virginia Hawkins.
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