Penwomen Luncheon Highlights Sherwood Review in Tucson
The Tucson branch of the National League of American Pen Women hosted a Saturday luncheon at Studio Tea Room with drama as the theme. Miss Sophie Hart reviewed Robert Sherwood's There Shall Be No Night, praising Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt and noting modern photography and radio as bridges to the play’s center. Proceeds from the coast to coast tour go to war relief. attendees included Frances Brown, A. B. Thrasher, Estelle Aubrey Brown, and Dr Frances Wood among others.
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Tucson
National League of American Penwomen
Studio Tea Room
Sophie Hart
Wellesly College
Robert Sherwood
New York
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
London
Lunt
Ontanno
Mesdames Frances Brown
George Dittman
A. B. Thrasher
Holt
A. H. Otis
J. S. Bayless
Estelle Aubrey Brown
W. G. Presson
Hayward Hoyt
William Cook
T. J. Harris
Alfred Atkinson
James E. Bayard
P. M. Clarke
G. E. P. Smith
Franklin Wartman
Misses Mary Perry
Elinor Wood
Edna Floyd
Margaret Nelson
Frances Wood
Newcomers' Club Yale Party Planned at Arizona Tomorrow
The Newcomers' club of the University of Arizona will host a Christmas tea tomorrow at 8 pm at 2114 East Fifth Street. Miss Frances Gillmor will speak on her Mexico experiences and Mexican dance dramas. Mrs. R. E. Heineman presides, with tea chairman Mrs. W. E. Martin and committee members Mrs. Harry T. Healy, Mrs. F. E. Hohn, and Mrs. W. E. Heyman.
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University of Arizona
W. J. Pistor
East Fifth Street
Frances Gillmor
Mexico
Gillmor
R. E. Heineman
Newcomer
W. E. Martin
Harry T. Healy
F. E. Hohn
W. E. Heyman
Organization Described At Meet Of Business Club
Mrs Alma Robinson Young led the Tucson Business and Professional Women's club meeting in the Santa Rita hotel blue room. She outlined the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs with 7400 members in 1600 communities and noted Arizona’s 15 federated clubs led by Tucson. Also present were Miss Mary Marone and Edythe Choate Young among others.
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Tucson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Santa Rita
Alma Robinson Young
Mrs. Young
Arizona
Mary Marone
Edythe Choate Young
Marjorie Vincent
Alice Brazzel
Virginia Blair
Bertha Sanford Miller
May Bake
Winifred Harelson
Helena M. Patten
Edna
Walter Winchell On Broadway and Humorous Vignettes
A wartime radio script features Walter Winchell on Broadway with Kipling style encouragement for civilians under air raids. Hy Gardner teases a Broadway booking agent feud while Bob Benchley visits a Hollywood dog and cat hospital seeking a message from a friend.
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Bob Benchley
the Feelins
Hollywood
Benchley
Metro
Spitz
Irving Netcher and the Scotcha Soda Ballgame Escape
Irving Netcher, a Chicago department store keeper, drank two Scotcha sodas before a ball game to stave thirst. He left in the 13th inning after the game remained tied, joking he might die from non alcoholic poisoning if he stayed.
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Irving Netcher
Chicago
Critic Nathan Rejects Manuscript at Algonquin Hotel
Prof Nathan of the New York Drama Critics Circle reads a playwright’s manuscript at the Algonquin. After three pages he criticizes and, with a dry wit, suggests the work needs perfume.
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Nathan
N. Y
Algonquin Hotel
Overlook
Comic club act flops as heckler humor backfires
A 50s joint crowd groans at the club m C s flop of the year. The MC told filthy or stale gags and the audience grew quiet until the agent muttered the joke death by own action.
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Wisenheimers
M.c
Hitler kin lecture tour linked to Mann family circle
A chaotic report notes Erika and Klaus Mann introducing Hitler's English nephew Tennyrate in Canada. The nephew, who despises Hitler yet uses his name, has written about Adolf and is set to lecture. Nearby scenes include Ilsa Bois and her brother Curt in Broadway circles and a bitter remark about a Fifth Columnist.
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Erika
Klaus Mann
Thomas Mann
Hitler
Adolf
Canada
Tennyrate
Dagmar Godowsky
Ilsa Bois
Ilsa
Germany
Curt
Italian Resistance Stiffening and Feuchtwanger's Fantasia Remark
A quip about Italian resistance stiffening contrasts with Feuchtwanger’s remark that life begins at forte after seeing Disney’s Fantasia. The piece notes Louis Nizer's Thinking on Your Feet and Stokowski’s view, then shifts to light anecdotes about radio, news ribbons, and social scenes.
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Lion Feuchtwanger
Louis Nizer
Feuchtwanger
Disney
Stokowski
Forte
Notable Names in Local Obituary Notice
A list of individuals including Mamie Cabot Lester Miller Mrs A L Massey Helen Brown Keel ing Clara L Schell Allie Grainard Pauline Podol Etta Woolf Edith B Talbert and Ann M McGrath appears in a local obituary or notice column. The fragment preserves named persons and indicates a community record of deceased or acknowledgment.
Bobcat Hunting Yields Pelts and State Bounty
Maurice Monson killed four bobcats in a week near Bald Mountain in Bingham Maine. He sold the pelts and collected a $60 state bounty for the catches.
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Good Bingham
Me. U.P
Maurice Monson
Bald Mountain
Eastern Star officers host dinner dance at Pioneer hotel
Arizona Chapter No. 2 members entertain matron Mrs Roy Skidmore and patron Mr Carl Gustafsson at a lavender and crystal styled event. Guests include J B McQuown Clyde Nicholson Elmont Saylor Dennis Weaver Paul Abbott and others. Cortaro Wild Horse ranch visitors Mr Norman Williamson of Kellogg family highlighted.
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Arizona
Order of the Eastern Star
Roy Skidmore
Carl Gustafsson
Pioneer Hotel
J. B. McQuown
Norman Williamson
W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch
Pomona
Calif
Howard W. Miller
Wild Horse Ranch
Cortaro
Williamson
Elizabeth Kellogg
W. K. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Tucson
Lee Smith
Don Whiting
David Henes
James Hennigan
Bethany Guild to Meet in December Social Hour
Bethany Guild of the First Methodist Church will hold its December business and social meeting Thursday at 1 30 in the home of Mrs Oliver Lauscher 925 North Third Avenue Gifts will be exchanged by members Assisting Mrs Lauscher as hostesses will be Mrs Carl Steffa and Mrs T A Ingles
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Bethany Guild of the
First Methodist Church
Oliver Lauscher
North Third Avenue
Laubscher
Carl Steffa
T. A. Ingles
Alpha Phi Mothers Club Yuletide Meeting Planned
Members will hold their annual Christmas party at noon Thursday at Mrs. George Freeman's home 1701 East Third Street. Luncheon at 12 30. Morning work begins 10 30. Hostesses include Mrs. M L Houston Mrs. Roy Albertson and Mrs. Rose Huyck.
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Alpha Phi Mothers’ Club
George Freeman
East Third Street
Freeman
M. L. Houston
Roy Albertson
Rose Huyck
Miles PTA to Hear Miss Vail on Youth and Democracy
Members of Miles school PTA will meet Thursday evening at the school. The main speaker will be Miss Alice Vail of Tucson high school, with Mrs. Glenn Carroll directing the music and Mrs. E. E. Condit as general hostess chair. An executive board meeting precedes the session.
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Miles School Pta
Alice Vail
Tucson High School
Glenn Carroll
E. E. Condit
Hiser
Delta Kappa Gamma to Meet at Pioneer Hotel Tonight
Mrs. Ida Flood Dodge presides at the December Delta Kappa Gamma meeting in the Pioneer hotel. High school glee clubs will sing Christmas carols in the lounge led by Madge Utterback before Dr. Louise Wilbur of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind speaks. Chapter business to follow.
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Ida Flood Dodge
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Pioneer Hotel
Madge Utterback
Louise Wilbur
The
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Christmas Meet At Wrightstown Ranch Party
Tanque-Verde Wrightstown Homemakers held a Christmas party at Mrs. Earl Stearns ranch on Wrightstown road with a turkey dinner and baskets of food. Miss Evalyn Bentley gave a Christmas toast and a brief business meeting planned the next gathering at Mrs. W. A. Jackson home with officer elections and a regional planning talk.
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W. A. Jackson
Stearns
John C. Hale
E. L. Lyerly
Evalyn Bentley
D. James
D. P. Karr
H. Mullens
Anna Adams
Olive Hanley
Philip T. Garigan
Evelyn Waugh
Minnie G. Stearns
Jerry Martin
H. D. Smith
Hilda Staggs
Dorothy Lyerly
B. Hillman
Batchelder
Florence Bell
Elsie Sanders
Rose Marie Hanley
Flora Butterfield
Ray Bell
Musical Club To Sponsor Public Card Party Here
The Ways and Means committee of the Saturday Morning Musical Club schedules a public card party for Wednesday at 2 PM in the recital hall of the Tucson Temple of Music and Art. Prizes will be awarded, a door prize given, and tea served at 4 PM with committee chairs Anne Rogers and Mrs Ivancovich among organizers.
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Ways and
Tucson
W. L. Winks
Phyllis Sanders
Paul Monier
Austin McWhorther
Elizabeth Healy
Miss Gerturde Crickett
Sam Hughes P T A Exec Board Meeting Planned
The executive board of Sam Hughes Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 9 30 on Wednesday at the school for planning and updates.
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Sam Hughes Parent-Teacher Club
Skating Party and Club Meetings Scheduled This Week
The Maimonedean society hosts a skating party at the Tucson rink Tuesday at 7:30 PM with tickets from Ruth Cohen at Yuma hall or the rink. Elks Ladies' club arrange a bridge luncheon Wednesday at 1 PM at the lodge hall hosted by six members. Mariposa chapter No 31 OES meets Tuesday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple. all members urged to attend.
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Maimonedean Society
Tucson
Ruth Cohen
Yuma Hall
Elks Ladies’ Club
Lodge Hall
Sidney Jones
Jack Pafford
Frank Keefe
Tom Fridena
Edward McQuade
Frank Forsythe
Mariposa
OES
Masonic Temple
Naomi Rebekah lodge to meet with visiting district deputy
Naomi Rebekah lodge No 4 holds its regular meeting at 8 pm Tuesday in the IOOF hall with Ruth Pearce as Noble Grand presiding. District deputy president Lottie Devine will make her official visit as school of instruction degrees are conferred and 1941 officers elected.
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Naomi Rebekah
IOOF
Ruth Pearce
Noble Grand
Lottie Devine
Fort Lowell Homemakers Plan Christmas Meeting
The Fort Lowell Homemakers will hold a Christmas meeting Thursday at the Fort Lowell Union church. An all day event starts at 11 with each member bringing a covered dish. Hostesses in charge of the dinner are Mrs. A. F. Sylvester Mrs. W. Paul Chandler Mrs. E. A. Dotson Mrs. J. G. Lambert and Mrs. A. L. Moore. Presents under 25 cents will be exchanged.
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Fort Lowell
Fort Lowell Union Church
A. F. Sylvester
W. Paul Chandler
E. A. Dotson
J. G. Lambert
A. L. Moore
Larcena Louise Association Plans December Meeting
Larcena Louise Past Noble Grands will meet December 13 at 8 p m at Mrs. Mabelle Haston 1300 East Fort Lowell road. After the business session the group will hold its Christmas party. Chapter B PEO meets at Mrs. Rollin Pease 2015 East Helen street Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Carl N Hagins assisting.
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Larcena Louise
Noble Grands Association
Mabelle Haston
Fort Lowell Road
Rollin Pease
East Helen Street
Carl N. Hagins
Elk dinner and Christmas party by Saguaro Shrine No 2
Members of Saguaro Shrine No 2 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem host an elk dinner Friday at 6 with husbands as guests. A follow up Christmas party and attendance contest will include a toy drive. Committee includes Wisdom, Ruggles, Mauch, Coulson, May, Wilson, Gelderman, Porter and Dow. Reservations at 5696-W.
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Saguaro Shrine No. 2
Order of the White Shrine of
Regular B Nai Brith Lodge Meeting and Social Event
A regular B Nai Brith lodge meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 PM in the Community house with Herman Lewkowitz, vice president of the grand lodge, to speak. The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society schedules a bridge and mahjong party at 1 30 PM in the Community house hosted by Mesdames Sugarman Zemske Myer and Weyand. Sunshine Parlor No 11 GIA B.
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B’nai Brith Lodge
Herman Lewkowitz
Grand Lodge
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames B. Sugarman
D. Zemske
M. Myer
F. Weyand
Regular meeting set for LE at Mrs Gross home
LE will hold its regular meeting at 2 30 on Thursday in the home of Mrs C A Gross 534 South Fifth Avenue All members and visitors will be welcomed.
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of LE
C. A. Gross
South Fifth Avenue
PEO Chapter 1 Plans Midweek Meeting at Mayhew Home
Chapter 1 of PEO will meet at 12 30 oclock Wednesday in the home of Mrs Henry Mayhew 405 West Franklin Mrs Floyd Thom as will be assistant hostess.
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PEO
Henry Mayhew
West Franklin
Floyd Thomas
Pythian Sisters of Juanita Temple Meet at Eight
The Pythian Sisters of Juanita Temple will hold a meeting at eight o'clock. Members are urged to attend the session to discuss upcoming community service plans and temple activities.
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Pythian Sisters of
Juanita Temple
IOOF Hall Meeting Updates Officers Election
Wednesday evening in IOOF hall officers will be elected and roll call held a general business meeting will follow all members are requested to attend
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IOOF
Sew and Sew Circle Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The Sew and Sew circle of Naomi Rebekah lodge will hold a pot luck luncheon at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday at 12:30. Each member is to bring a covered dish. Officers for the next year will be chosen.
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Naomi Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Miss Vail
el Conquistador
East Broadway
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Tucson Little Theatre
Philip Hilliard
Mary Hilliard
Nuckles
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Musical Club
Daily Reminder
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GIA
Victor Records
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McWhorter Music Co
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Mademoiselle
VOGUE
College Shop
Smart Young Women
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Lewys
Touxurious
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Levy
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