Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 135, Decatur, Adams County, 6 June 1934 — Page 3

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|j|Sj] Junior Senior Reception Nishl At Catholic School I The W>' llial J lin l° r " ,en ' or rece Ptlon of the Decatur Catholic high Lheol lOheld Tuesday night in the Catholic school hall Elaborate i WP,< ‘ " se ‘ l ab,,Ut ,hP larKe 1,1111 banquet tables | dfißKoi' note of green and gold, the school colors, was used

tn. .i.iiiicr and in lb,LdH* ’* ■' ' ihi ,J • 1 f "«Kn -i a> d L ' , ' v " l "" v w ,i,1111 111 I I iU ofßini dure diplomas. -n-.-ii c rc-pe paper on I'.-i-h we'.- gold flowers. A pm the ■ The tßouet was served by the ■issM-W 1 ' ' anil Dolores l.eon- , ■ M..1 : ■ .1.. -t V. . I I re er, Bibil' o Mill- r and Ago, c ■ ThS-W'' I’allic r Joseph Seiniof the St. Mary's t'ath■I, Chur -II <1 the Hev. Eath- r K -mMr& at*- toiler pi. id-fc'-e * ■>•-' 1 ,alk and Ed" i> d E-inger, J'P'- -r I ,; I- s presiib-ii; ■ Rober® Cob-hin conducted a I.Hilflr th'' future. Following t. proAm a dance was held in of the school with lai TeAr- orchestra furnishing |i mush The auditorium wis ■sn deewat, d with a profusion of roses and other garin n^Bt' ■The Anmittees in charge of tmnts for the affair In as fe do" - • Ent, I tainin, ir. Inn William t nil Rlcßard Hess: decorations. >,i Richard Ulman and >li«|B>- onan: refreshments, ■mea Exist l . Ruth Yogi, wed,•, fcemanr Miller, Justine SpangFbinger, lISSIOHARY society ■MBayER MEETING ■The ik' < Home Mis-ionai" First Baptist church B*BI.IL-- pr.io-i .'tint: Tm - By at the home of Mrs. Betiry Bii'-v. 510 Jefferson stri-,-’ ■PteCßldimi of the Junior ,-lmrch ■center a program which inclu.,l- - At "Jesus Bids U.S Shine" Aithur Brown. the children, the solo. Baakieoms Me" by Joan Bodie. Bible by Arthur Brown

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and John three sixteen by Kenneth Chllcote. A story and prayer were given by Mrs. Frank Young superintendent of the junior church. lira Bodie had charge of the prayer services. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Clifton Hare. Everyone desiring to attend is asked to meet next Tuesday evening at seven o’clock at the Frank Young home and cars will be provided. A meeting of the Girl Scouts of Troops 1 and 2 will be held Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o’clock at the Central school. The Baptist Women's Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Ira Bodie Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The meeting of the Eta Tau Sigma sorority Thursday night will be held at the Herb Kern home with Miss Clara Egley hostess. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT DINNER-BRIDGE The approaching marriage of Miss Bernadlne Christen, daughter of Mrs. ’Amelia Christen of 311 North Second street, and Arthur E. Voglewede, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voglewede of West Monroe street, was revealed at a beautifully appointed party with -which Mrs. Harold Smith, sister of Mies Christen, entertained the members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority, Tuesday night. The color note of royal ivory and tea rose pink was carried out in the appointments for the pretty affair which was in the form of a dinner and bridge party. At six-thirty o’clock a chicken dinner was served in four delicious courses by Mrs. Smith and Miss Lettie Lang. Hearts and roses were used throughout the dinner and party. The small tables were centered with white swans and tea rose buds. The covers were marked with place cards of the prevailing color note. The entertaining rooms were decorated with a profusion of pink an I white poenies, roses and orange blossoms. The .announcement of the approaching marriage was made preceding the bridge games when Mer--1 lyn Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har-

CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Mist Mary Macy Phones 1000—1001 Wednesday Evangelical Children's Day practice. church, 2 p. m. North St. Mary’s 4H Club. Bubo school, 1 p. m. Presbyterian W. H. and F. M. S. Mrs. James Koeber, 2 p. m Monroe M. E. Ladles Aid, postponed one week. Zion Walther League, schoolhouse, 8 p. m. Decatur Improvement 4-H Club D. H. S„ 1:30 p. m. Zion Reformed Phoebe Bible class, postponed one week. Methodist W. F. M. S. Flower Tea, camelled. Root Twp. Happy Home Makers club. Monmouth school, 1:30 p. m. Zion Reformed Girls choir, church, 7:30 p. m. Ministerial association, Central school, 0:00 A. M. Monroe Community meeting, above Model Hatchery, 7:30 p. m. Thursday ’Eta Tau Sigma sorority, Miss Clara Egley at Herb Kern home, 7:3j p. m. U. B. Work anal Win class, postponed one week. Baptist Women's Missionary Society. Mrs. Ira Bodie, 2:30 p. m. Girl Scouts Troop 1 and 2, Central school, 2:30 p. m. Calvary Evangelical Ladies Aid, church, 1:30 p. m. Pinochle Club, Mrs. Russell Melchi, 7:30 p. m. Evangelical W. M. S„ church, 2 p. m. M. E. Ever Ready class, Mrs. Jess Niblick, 7:30 p. m. Mt. Pleasant Ladles Aid Society, Mrs. David Cook, 2 p. m. Presbyterian W. M. S., Mrs. J. I L. Kocher, 2:30 p. tn. Methodist W. H. M. S., Miss Mary Suttles, 2:30 p. m Christian Ladies Aid Society, churvh, 2 P. m. Union Chapel C. I. C. Class, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nidlinger, 7:30 P. m. Friday Zion Reformed G. M. G. play practice, church, 7:30 —prompt. Evangelical Children’s Day practice, church 2 p. m. Ben Hur Tirzah Club, Ben Hur Hall, following bulge. old Smith, entered the door carrying a white dove held by pink streamers. About the neck of the dove was a message. The dove was released and Miss Flothitda. Harris was successful in catching the bird and read the message which was as follows: “Bernie and Art, June 30." The tables were arranged for bridge and high score prizes among the sorority members were won by the Misses (Irene Holthouse and Mildred Niblick. Miss Capitola Hindman of Fort Wayne, a guest at the party, was presented a guest prize. The gifts were beautifully wrapped in the color note. Miss Christen presided at the punch bowl and punch was served during the games. CHORAL SOCIETY HAS REORGANIZATION MEETING A meeting of the women of the Adams County Choral Society was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Miller at which time the society was reorganized into a women's choir. Plans were made for the organization. EVER READY CLASS HONORS MRS. C. P. GIBBS I The members of the .Ever Ready I class of the Methodist Sunday School held a farewell party in the church basement, Monday night, for Mrs. if. P. Gibbs and daughter, Miss Vesper Gibbs. Mrs. Gibbs and family will leave Friday for Indianapolis where they will make their home. The party was in the form of a pot-luck supper and a social time was enjoyed. More than fifty persons attended the affair. A gift was presented to Mrs. Gibbs. [ MEETING OF ! MONROE 4-H CLUB The Monroe 4-H Club held a meeting In the Monroe high school building Tuesday. The meeting was opened with the singing of the song "The More We Get Together." The pledge was repeated in unison and several girls led in prayer. Each girl responded to the roll call with Bible verses. The constitution and by-laws were made. Each member will be required to be present at four meetings out of six to be counted as a member. Each girl must have garment completed at designated time. Each girl must bring material to work on for at least an hour at the club meetings. Florence Stuckey and X irginia NOTICE Guaranteed Permanents $1.50 $2.50 3 More Days COZY BEAUTY SHOP | Phone 266

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Schwartz gave demonstrations on “How to make French seams.” Ada Louise Surunger gave a demonstration on how to make a towel. Betty Sprunger entertained with a reading. The meeting was closed by repeating the club motto. Those present at the meeting were Vivian, Vera and Virginia Schwartz, Betty Surunger, Gromania Hanni, Crystal Christener, Angeline Habegger, Dortha and Helen Ray, lErlene and Fern Stuckey, Ada Marie Sprunger, Marjorie Branch and the leader, Loma Hahnert and four visitors. HAPPY HOME CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS The Happy Home Club held a •mothers meeting Tuesday afternoon at the United Brethren church : witli eight motliers and five child-! ren present. Mrs. Clarence Dralke | had charge of the program. Talks were given by several | menujers and the talk, “The Way 1 of a Child” was given by Mrs. Or-I lan Brown, "Finishing Torches” by Mrs. Nina Light and "Respecting Ownership Rights” by Mrs. Ruth Williams. Mrs. Drake talked on the subject, “Set the Goals Too Distant.” The time of the meeting was changed to the first Friday in each month. The election of officers was held as follows: Mrs. Clarence Drake, president; Mrs. Goldie Roop vice-president; Mrs. Shackley, secretary; Beatrice Gilpen, treasurer. Mrs. Williams will .be the leader for July. The hostesses for the next month will be Bertha Hakey and Mattie Fisher. PROGRAM PRESENTED AT ECONOMICS CLUB The Hartford Township Home lEconomica Club met at the country home of Mrs. Florence Bierly recently. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Ada ShoemaKer. Mis. Glenna Meshberger had the devotionals .and the members responded to the roll call by giving a helpful suggestion tor raising some flowers or vegetables. Miss detty Meshherger played a piano selection. Mrs. Cora Bentz and Pearl Glendenning gave and | demonstrated the lesson on “The | well groomed woman”. They also gave a recipe for “Royal Creme Lo-

tion." Some of the members report-!; ed from capsule friends. Mrs. Bierly and daughter Miss Fern served refreshments of ice 1 cream and iced tea. The members 1 were Dorothy Affolder, Amelia . Augsburger. Rose 'Anderson, Lilly 1 Banter, Cora Bentz, Mary Katherine, Uva Bixler, Nema Fields, Pearl I 1 Glendenning, Alvanga Kistler, Mrs. . William Betz, Edith Kneuss, Jus-i 1 tine L»!>y, Glenna Meshberger, Em- ; ma Martin, Dula Neusbatun, Miss | Betty Meshberger, Mrs. R. C. Nin-1 de, Helen Reynolds, Cora Rayn, , Mabel Shanks, Ada Shoemaker. The !, visitors included the Mesdames Calvin Duliach, Arnold, lough, S>her-i. man Watson, LaFever, Elizabeth Stahley. Beulah Augsburger, Flor-! ence Marie Bierly and Virginia’ ! Betz.. Children present were Nor- ! ! ma Jean and Richard Fields, Helen I ! and Marion Glendenning, Phyllis I Kneuss, Jimmy Reynolds anil Joan I Bierly. |. The next meeting will be at the I home of Mrs. Dorothy Affolder with 1 Pearl Glendenning and Lena Reynolds assisting. The meeting will , be held on July 6. TRI KAPPA SORORITY HAS ANNIVERSARY DINNER The twenty-third annual Annlversary dinner of the Tri Kappa sor- • ority in this city was held at the Decatur Country Club. Tuesday- - The dinner followed the initiation of three pledges, the Misses 1 Katheryn Engeler, Helen Suttles I and Margaret Campbell at the home of Miss Mary Madeline Coverdale on North Second street, Tuesday afternoon. A business meeting was also held during the afternoon and the new 1 officers of the organization were f chosen. They will be installed in September. ( Miss Isabel Hower was chosen president of the organization; Miss J Mary M. Coverdale, vice-president; 1 Miss Louise Haubold, recording secretary; Miss Vivian Burk, cor- t responding secretary, Miss Alice | < Alweln, charity treasurer; Mrs. h Carrol Burkholter, general trea- ( surer. ' f A report of the three groups in ■ the sorority was given and Group s three with Mrs. Paul Saurer, chair-! 1 man, was named the winner. An-! ' nouncement was also made of

province convention to ibe held in ? Huntington next Tuesday. The dinner was served at six- ! thirty o'clock in the ballroom of the country club, and garden flowers were arranged on the long tables, which were also centered with tall white tapers. Place cards of a black and white color note, the sorority colors, marked the covers 1 for the members of the sorority, in- 1 active members, patronesses and | initiates.. The dinner was served in three '• purses by the Misses Martha Calland. Corolene Townsend. Marporie Johnson, Mary Katheryn Tyndall and Pauline Affolder. The girls were presented gifts. Miss Mary Katheryn Schug acted as toastmistress and taliks were given by Mieses Isabel Hower, Katheryn Engeler and Mrs. Charles Holthou.se. Following the dinner, tables were arranged for bridge and on the veranda and Mrs. Hyrl Masterson of Bluffton, Miss Isabel Hower and Mrs. Paul Saurer received the high score prizes. Gifts were also presented the initiates. Out of town guests at the party were Mrs. Walter Krick of Van Wert, Ohio; Mrs. Roger Swaim, Mrs. Byrl Masterson of Bluffton; Miss Fanny Hite of Chicago and Mrs. Robert Merryman of Des Arc, Arkansas. PSI IOTA XI ELECT OFFICERS A business meeting of the Psi lota Xi sorority was held at the home of Miss Dora Shosenberg on Mercer avenue, Tuesday night, at which time new officers of the organization were elected. The regular routine of business was followed and plans were ma le for the convention which will be held at Potawatomi Inn at Lake James. Following the meeting the sorority members attended the openhouse at the A. J. Smith home where Mr. and Mrs. Smith celebrated their fiftieth We lding anniversary. •New officers include Mrs. C. R. Saylors, president: Mrs. Virgil Krick, vice-president; Miss Dorothy Young, secretary; Miss Dora Shosenberg, corresponding secretary;

Mrs. Alfred Beavers, treasurer; Mias Fan Hammell, assistant trea-

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