The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1936 — Page 3

TR2 DAILY BANNER, GB2ENCASTLE, E-TDIANA TTIOSD.vY, MAY 14, 1936.

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^SOCIETY an’s Rilile ('hih Meet Friday f Woman's Bilile chib of the GoMemorial Methodist church will r 't Friday with Mrs. Elmer McCulh. A pitch-in luncheon will be Hi at one o’clock. d - + , l- + + + + + Entertain f and Saturday Russell Brown and Mrs n Lyons will eetertqin guests at ncheon Friday at Miss Bridge’s room. Bridge will be played rewards at the h&tne of Mrs. “* On Saturday they will enterother guests at a luncheon at Bridge's Tearoom. Following luncheon bridge will be played at home of Mrs. Brown.

Mrs. Kapkael llost.'ss To Woman's Ciri'h 1 The Woman’s Circle of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday after noon with Mrs. V. L. Raphael with Mrs. Josephine Lewis assisting hostess. Mrs. A. B. Easterling gave an interesting talk on “A Ready Made Family.” The constitution and bylaws were read by Mrs. F. B < ook Refreshments were served during the social hour. •j. .]« ‘J* *1* •I* *1* •!• Business Women’s Chili Tn Meet Wednesday L. H. Millikan, a representative from the state board of guardians, will be the guest speaker at the reg ular meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s < !ul) at the Delilah Miller school auditorium, Wednesday evening. May 20. All clubs represented on the coordinating

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council are urged to attend this meeting. -j- .j. .J. .j. »I* ... .% 4* Helen Ma<‘ Brown Bride Dl Robert II. Fender Miss Helen Mae Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown of Greencastle and Robert H. Fender, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Fender of Spencer, were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at :i o’clock at the Presbyterian manse, with the Rev. V. L. Raphael, officiating. *v 'I* •!* *1* *i" + Could rv Reading Club Meets With Mrs. Torr Mrs. Ross Torr was hostess to the Country Reading club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Philip Hutcheson read an article by Clarence Day. ■Life With Mother.” Responses were "A Description of My Wedding Gown." The following officers were elected: president. Miss Martha Mick; first vice president, Mrs. John Cox; second vice president, Mrs. Richie; secretary, Mrs. Ralph Howard; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. * E. Stoner; and treasurer. Mrs. Ernest Averitt. Mrs. L. Stoner gave a touching and appropriate tribute to Miss Izora

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Hutcheson, a charter member of the club anil lately deceased. Refreshments were served to nineteen members and three guests, Mrs Emma Pitehfonl, Mrs. Rose Conklin and Mrs. Arnum Beyer. The next meeting will he with Mrs. Ernest Averitt. June 4. d* -i- v *1* *!• *i* *:• Section Four Holds Mis-ting Mrs. J. J. Beemer. Mrs. Charles Gardner and Mis. Fred Long weru hostesses to Section Four of the First Christian church Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Beemer on south Jackson street. Mrs. William Blackwell presklent presided during the business session The following officers wede elected for the ensrring year: president, Mrs J. R. Cox; vice president. Mrs. Wil- I bam Blackwell; secretary, Mrs Will j Glidewell; treasurer, Mrs A. M Young. Mrs. Gardner was in charge of the devotions and a poem entitled •’Mother” was read by Mrs. Beemer During the social hour the hostess served refreshments to sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Luther Easter. •!• 4- -I- -fi Mrs. Frazier Hostess lo Veronica 4 .nil The Veronica club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Paul Frazier, west Walnut street. Mrs. A. R Chenoweth had charge of the program and read a story from the Bible. Twelve members responded to roll call with Bilile quotations. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess in keeping with the spring season. HAVE PIANO REFIT A I, Robert Smith Teaching Fellow In Organ at the DePauw School of Music, gave a piano recital Tuesday evening in Meharry Hall. His program included works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms. Chopin, Duhussy and Dohnanyi. The audience, though small, was most appreciative, and demonstrated its enthusiasm with considerable applause. Among the most effective numbers on Mr. Smith’s pro-

grum wius the Bach Prelude and Fugue; especially the Fugue was played with fine clarity and mnsicianly regard for its musical content. The Debussy Prelude was an extraordinarily fine piece of tonal coloring. The Brahms and Chopin were done in good style and the selection from Dohnanyi’s Ruralla Hungarica n-reived the requisih dynamic and rhythmic coloring to close the program brilliantly. BANNER WANT ADS PAY TRAIN KEAt IIES I‘15 M. I*. II. BERLIN (DP) The German State

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