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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1928
Page
8
The Tea Trap, opened Saturday on the balcony of the Ring A Round A Rosie Shop, offers tea from two to five daily with home made sandwiches and a sweet. The decor features French rattan chairs, titanium green pottery from Haeger, and an awning creating a secluded inviting atmosphere praised by Warren women.
The Swedish Lutheran church Suney service under Luther League was well attended. Miss Anna Lilja played In the Starlight, followed by singing, devotionals, and quartet numbers. Reverend Carl Jacobson preached on choosing the right path, with a young women’s chorus and hymn concluding the service.
The Northwestern Dental Hygienist Association met at Hotel Temp- Bon in Kane with a dinner and business session led by Miss Frances Bkey. A state project was planned for Altoona in May. Talks on Nutrition and The Dental Hygienist Profession were given by Miss Hazel Finley and Dr. E C Thompson. Also noted are Catholic Daughters and Shakespeare Club events, King’s Heralds meeting, and Foreign Missionary society plans with tank offerings and hostess arrangements.
A new French process face powder named MELLO-GLO is advertised as a shine free, long lasting, smooth setting cosmetic. It emphasizes purity and pore cleanliness and invites customers to try the product at Mullen Drug.
Miss Mary Lesser visits New York on a buying trip for the Misses Leager. Mr and Mrs Elisha Robinson and family spend two weeks on a Mississippi business trip. Mr and Mrs Thomas Creal host a bridge evening at Jamestown. Langeris family relocates to New York with Mr Langeris in a city post. Mary Hogan returns home from New York spring openings. William Wehner and Miss Henneita Wehner weekend in Erie. Grant Mathews back from New York after beauty shop convention. Robert S Hall ill at home at 808 Pennsylvania Ave W. Mrs B A Confer and son Robert visit Frank Knight's family in Niagara Falls NY. Mrs V R B Hoover returns from visit to West Virginia and Ohio. Dr C W Schmehl back from Harrisburg. King Rogers fetes Colorado visit, wife and son stay in Pittsburgh. Study Meeting Tuesday by Woman's Missionary Society of First Lutheran. Mrs Henry Highhouse leads topic The Story of Missions. JA Timm president conducts business. Senior Class Recital: Miss Jean Blair at Warren Conservatory tomorrow evening. Dir Kirkpatrick hostess Bible class at Clarendon Methodist.
A woman and her daughter watch live chicks in a drug store window. The mother notes the birds were hatched in an incubator. The child is surprised that the chicks look real. A line ends with a quip that A check to the Community Chest is a loan.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle enjoyed a dinner and literary program at the YWCA activities building Saturday evening, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W D Todd and Mr. and Mrs. P W M Pressel. Attendees included Mrs. James Kitcher Rose Hammond Rose Messner Ellert Smith Mabel Abbott Kate Winger and others with Miss Mariel Abbott presenting Rainbow Countries and Mrs Blessner discussing Stone chapters VEX and XUL. The next dinner meeting is April 6 with Mr and Mrs Smith and Mrs Siggins entertaining and the subject China a Nation in Evolution.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of VFW plans a card party this evening in the post rooms. Reservations are strong for bridge and five hundred. chairwoman Mrs. Harry Heller reports helpers like Mrs. Ene Munson and Dr. M. J. Farnsworth. It will be the last public event held by the Auxiliary in the post rooms before their final historical gathering.
Reverend Harold Stoddard's Hearthstone Messages at First Baptist Church explored the ideals young women seek in a husband. He stressed noble character, provision, ambition, honesty, thoughtfulness, unselfishness, and a future-oriented mind, plus reverence toward God and love for Christ.
Philomel club of Warren presents annual program to Mozart Music club of Jamestown at Crystal Ballroom Hotel Jamestown. Seventy chairs filled by members and guests. Rose Messner speaks on federation ties and safeguards American composition. luncheon for 92 hosted by Warren members. program includes piano solos, melodies, and a Chopin Ballade with two pianos.
A large party of youths from the Lutter League of the Swedish Lutheran church will motor to Ludlow on Wednesday evening to be guests of the Luther League of the Ludlow congregation. The Watten society will present the program. Cars leave the church at 7:20.
Warren events feature library screenings, church meetings, club gatherings and fundraisers. Activities include My Best Girl at Library Theatre, VFW Auxiliary card party, Lutheran and Baptist society meetings, a box social, junior recital, and Holy Eucharist at Trinity Memorial Church with times from 2:20 p m to 10:00 a m.
Dr Leroy B Cabopteli will lecture at the Philomel Club Wednesday afternoon on Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen Das Rheingold Die Walkure Siegfried and Die Gotterdammerung. Illustrations will aid the mythic tales. Program begins at 2 30 oclock. Fiskets may be secured at the door or from Philomel members. WCA notes outline this weeks Girl Reserve schedule with daily 4 15 appointments across Jefferson Street South Street East Street Fourth Ward and other schools.
Professional and business women will meet at the YWCA on Wednesday at seven for dinner and to discuss forming a Zonta club in Warren. The agenda includes classification eligibility initiation and attendance rules with Warren’s prominent women represented.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet in the church parlors on Tuesday at 2 30 p m Hostesses are Mrs Kate Shaw and Mrs Duncan Kistler.
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