Society Notes of Week End Parties and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Emil Fish entertained over fifty friends on Saturday with dancing and refreshments. The Younger Set Dancing Club hosted more than thirty couples at the Commercial club with music by the Mozart Melody orchestra. Karl Libe surprised his wife with a New Year gathering of the H L club, about twenty in attendance, featuring five course refreshments. Nearby neighbors joined a red white themed dinner for the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Merie Eckels followed by progressive rook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Fish
Mozart Melody Orchestra
Karl Libe
H. L. Club
Rock
Karle
J Merie Eckels
Eleanor Walker
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Strauss
Henry Shelds
Shields
Walker
Washington
Carolyn McCleery
Beatrice Baird
Lois Brown
Washington County Women Enjoy Home Gathering and Club Events
A Washington County page reports on a home gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Kurty with most families present. Guests L. B. Larson and Dewey Weeks were honored as they near a move, with a substantial dinner followed by social time and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kurty
L. B. Larson
Dewey Weeks
Pelehborhood
Larson
Weeks
Princess Mary to wear silver cloth gown for Westminster Abbey wedding
London reports Princess Marys gown of cloth of silver to be a grand design, trimmed with silver and crafted by Indian silk traditions. The ceremony at Westminster Abbey will mark a historic first for a royal daughter in 640 years, with reports of a Florence honeymoon hint and a charity oriented gift policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marye
India
Siilver
Lish
Viscount Lascelled
Villa Medici
Fissole
Florence
Italy
Sibyl Scott
Bayard Cutting
United States
Westminster Abbey
Mary
United Kingdom
Social Calendar Highlights Jan 17 24 in Wellston and region
January social calendar lists numerous club meetings and oyster suppers across Wellston, Lexington, Pleasant Plain and surrounding areas. Activities include Royal Neighbors installation at Woodman hall, Pythian Circle, Ladies Aid societies, Knights of Pythias, Rebekah club, and Wellston clubs with hostesses named. Also notes an all day Ladies Aid event and an upcoming American Legion auxiliary officers’ tasting. A Chattanooga tax expert Miss May Eaderly earns regional recognition for auditing income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wolfe
Walnut Women's Club
Carrie May Bliss
Ames
Lewis Duke
Men’s Auxiliary
Edward
Sherman Wolfe
Men's Auxiliary
Dan Guy
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Alma Hearne Holland Aux Iiage
Methodist Church
Wellston
Ralph Thompson
Pythian Circle
Neill Trottman
Kolah Club
D. L. Carbaugh
BE. O. W
W. M. Keeley
Jonn Pratt
Independent Club
Don Huber
Everette Young
Roscoe Anderson
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Traral Women's Club
T. W. Hunter
Will Brinning
Farmers’ Union Local 272
Pleasant Plain
Knights of Vythias
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Rebekah Club
Horn Campfire
Isabel Miaich
Charles Bear
North Cedar Community Club
Ladies Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
W. Wickham
Harry Montgomery
Paul Gray
Rosemary Club
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
May Eaderly
National Meeting Program Details for Women’s Clubs
The biennial General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention will meet in Chattauque next June with the theme Women as a Working Power in America. The outline lists sessions in Chicago and New York tied to seven nations, featuring international speakers, recalls, and a lantern feast. Mrs. Grosvenor and Mrs. Peabody have opened a ladies shop in New York, while Miss Dutton plans a vast new Chicago cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chattauque
Nee
America
Chicago
Department of Applied Sciences
Department of Fine Arts
Robert Grosvenor
New York
Newport
Richard Peabody
Boston
New York City
The Favorite Child and Parental Favoritism Discussed
The piece argues that while mothers may feel a child is a stronger match, they should avoid favoritism as it breeds jealousy. It notes common patterns in large families with eldest or youngest favored, shares a stepfather anecdote, and urges studying each child’s needs to prevent coldness and resentment. It cites Dr. Carroll and Dr. Wright on kindergarten benefits and mentions new bells made with improved clapper fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Harry
Europe
America
Teeland Woman Keeps Surname in Marriage
In marriage the Teeland woman does not take her husband’s name but prefixes Fru to her own surname, preserving her family identity while forming a joint household.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington County
Willa
Irma Waymack
Queen Esther
East
Madison Street
Mildred Rice
Booster Club
Cleveland
Board of Elections
Woman's Relief Corps
Ed Morrison
Washington Improvement League
Bible Department
Miss. Mary L. Dutton
Cere
National Kindergarten Association
Weat 40Th St
Frances A. Gray
Hortense
Grace
Jeck Hortense
Carroll
Wright
West 4Ath Street
a _Kiein Klothing Kompany
Oxford
A. E. Atchison
Jane
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Abbley
Daddy
Kellogg's
Washington , Iowa
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