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1 w. Friday, December 17, 1948 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 11 Their Engagements Announced Daughter Is Born A daughter, their third child, was born to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Walker Jr.

of Morrow, Ohio, News In The Spotlight Tuesday, at Christ Hospital. Viva Suffrage liun77er! 'bT ave on a reconciliation trip to Utah. Santiago, Chile, Dec. 16-(INS)-j and Miss For mal. The women of Chile won a five-; i ied July 8 and separated a month child, who will be named Karen Elizabeth, has a little brother, Jamie, and sister, Helen, who is known as "Cammie." Sharing In the congratulations are the paternal grandmother, Mrs.

James L. Walker of Cincinnati, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A vwr-w year battle for suffrage today arid later. Mrs.

Walker originally asked one of their leaders vowed "we will for $1,500 a month alimony, but a property settlement submitted for right what the man have With one dissenting vote, the Acheson Campbell of Glendale. CHRISTMAS EXERCISES at Chilean House of Representatives passed a bill giving women the franchise. i Home From School Miss Jane Haggart, post-debutante daughter, of 'Dr. and Mrs. Harry H.

dinners and meetings twice each court approval said no alimony or community property was involved. The actor in recent months been arrested twice on drunk charges. Once here with Pat Daflfe, former wife of Tommy Dorsey, orchestra leader, and this month month at Mariemont Inn. A Christ The galleries were crowded with mas party will be held Tuesday. is returning home tomor enthusiastic women, including the wife of President Gabriel Gonzalez row from her- studies at Mt.

Holyoke College, where she is in Videla. Miss Doherty's College Preparatory School will be held at 9:15 o'clock this morning. French and English carols, sung by Grades VI and VII, will open the program. Grades II, III and IV will enact "The Snowman's Christmas Party." At 10:15 o'clock, the Glee Club; of the upper school will present 'its traditional program of carols. Topeka, Kan where he is a patient at a psychiatric hospital.

Walker her sophomore year. UC Home Economics College Miss Rita Gibbens, 4C07 Taylor junior in the UC College of Home Economics, was Chairman of the Christmas supper party given last night for students and Coming From Dobbs Mr', and Mrs. John. A. Barbara Christmas Loses Tree Boston (INS) Christmas suffered a loss today six bundles of Christmas trees valued at $12.

are looking forward, to the arrival home tomorrow of their daughter, faculty members of the college. is the former husband of Jennifer Jones. Effective, ReaHy London fAP) This is what happened tonight when 800 maintenance workers suddenly went 4n strike at on-3 of England's largest power stations: Serving on her committee were Misses Bette Allen, 25 Erkenbreck er Louise Floyd, 1107 Sut- ledge and Paula Health, Dayton, Ohio. Members of the junior class, faculty members and girls serving on Nancy, who is returning for her Christmas recess from the Masters School at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.

Nancy's twin sister, Susan, who alsa is a student at the Masters School, has been home for a fortnight after having undergone a tonsillectomy. Among other girls who are coming home from the same school are Jcanie Heron, Susan Earnshaw, Anne Pape and Elaijie Tietig. Their Friends of the school are cordially invited to attend the performance. School will close at noon today and reopen on Tuesday, January 4. Army-Navy Club The Army and Navy Club of Cincinnati held a boat, party last Saturday evening, arranged by the entertainment committee, of which Dr.

F. A. Stine was chairman. Serving with Dr. Stine were Mr.

and Mrs. John Bartmess, Mr. and The theft of the trees was reported to Boston poiiee by the owner Gordon Christmas. Wife Divorces Walker Hollywood (UP) Robert Walker, 29, film actor, was divorced today by Barbara Ford Walker, 25, daughter of noted film Director John Ford. Mrs.

Walker testified she hasn't seen the handsome actor since last summer, when he drove away alone the Tribunal, governing body of. the college, were hostesses at the party which featured a wassail bowl before dinner and caroling after dinner. Sections of North and South London were plunged into darkness tor almost two hours. Packed electric trolley busses rolled to a halt. A number of women in hiauty parlors went home with wet laii-because the driers wouldn't v.ork.

And the strikers got what they, wanted A bonus wage payment for 93 of their number. Company, officials at the station Backing Creek had contended the men did not have enough tervice to qualny- holiday will extend until January 7 Shilllto Photo. "MISS MARJORIE EVANS. MISS CHARLOTTE L. RAFFETY.

UC College of Nursing Mrs. George A. Schwenzer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.

Roos, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Hathaway, Mr. and Urn.

Cincinnati girls who will be ar- DePauw was a member of she Chi where Alpha Surrounded by holiday decorations" of pir.e Doughs, holly and Christmas bells, faculty members Irivinsr tomorrow for their Christ- Alfred B. Katz and Mr. Rorrer holiday from Randolph-Macon Mrs. Thomas L. Evans of Forest-ville, Ohio, announces the engagement of her youngest daughter, Marjorio, to Mr.

Arthur Edwin Christmas party to be given for the boys of cottage 29 at. the Ohio Soldier's and Sailor's Orphan Home, Xenia, tomorrow afternoon. Omega. Mr. Kizer of the University of Cincinnati who served as an 1 TVT i 1 TT tv, lDnr.lni""cS Ji iiuising auu xieaiui win uee.

others who assisted witn me Woman's College, Lynchburg, plans were Messrs. Noib the Misses Harriet Biery, Vaughn Stanger, Gordon Aylstock 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson and Tom Price. I Biery; Nancy Roose, daughter of vuwi aiuiuai viii isiiiiiija iai ij Theater during World War II, was for the payment made previously Merten, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenry J. Merten, also of Delta Tau Delta 'at Miami University, where he is a senior in the School of Business. The wedding will take place In the early summer. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stanley Ratfety announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte Louise, to Mr. James Bryce Kizer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Kizer. Miss Raffaty is a graduate of Clubs Meeting Today graduated from the University of to others on the pay roll. Judge Joseph H. Woeste, who Mr. and Mrs.

Robert D. Roose; Women's Cilr Club: At 10:30 Miss Evans is a senior In Teacn- 112 Health Committee: noon, civic- was among those attending the Margaret Bryant, daughter of Mr, Gary Cooper III ers College at the University of Cincinnati, where she Is a mem party, awarded prizes to Mr. Wil John E. Murphy, news and puohc relations director of WCKV, to speak. Council of Jewish Women: At 2 D.

Cincinnati, where he was affiliated witn Sigma Chi. His' father is principal of Hughes High School. The wedding will take place in February. 1 and Mrs. Thomas T.

Bryant; Jane Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ham Van Court, Mr. Paul Johnson, ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma Hollywood (UP meeting of Art Committee at home of Mrs. Gary Cooper.

at 8 p. m. today in the roof garden of the nurses' residence. They will pass the evening wrapping gifts for selected families in Cincinnati. In charge of plans for the party-are Miss Marie CeglareU, assistant instructor in nursing and health, and Miss Pauline Molyneaux, instructor in nursing and health, re Pinion Lazarus mrs, Leo vvesiun to h)eaK a.

Mr. Merten is affiliated with I on. "Decoration With Antique." -'V club President, and Col. Alvin H. Ernest L.

Becker, and Patricia Gra-Nurre, Commanding Officer, H7.n ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Bombardment Squad Reserve Unit. M.

Graham. Clnciluiiili Business and Professional Hum-'John Hnsri'TM! for tl'Pjirmpnr nf a cii a iiuu. (J. riOKiaiu 1.001 UIIIUiiOll I cold and sore throat for which he uommjttee. Ladieti Auxiliary of Hiinsrlmunit Command- ery, K.

At 1:30 p. m. Christmas IN WOMEN'S CLUBS Cotleire of Mount JoM-oh-On-Tits-oiim: freshments; Miss Winifred Megson, At p. luncheon and Christmas blnmed exposure. The actor wan lost for nearly a day last Sunday in a small boat at Los Angeles Harbor.

Cooper will miss several days work on his current picture, "Task Force," at Warner Brothers. Studio. Mary Dill IT At 2 a. assistant instructor in nursing and health, decorations; Mrs. Neva pageant by children; exchange of gifts by mothers she is in charge of Republican Unmtn'x Cluh: At ft vs tor the dance to be given at the Central Republican Women's Club party clubrooms.

Ellison, assistant professor of nursing and health, and Mrs. Geral-dine Price, assistant instructor in biological and physical sciences, ar i i Maketewah Countrv Club January uanue is a vjnnsLmas guL i from the medical staff of the hos rangements. pital to students in the School of njm Nursing. Legion Auxiliary, 427 A Christmas party will follow the 6 meeting of the Bond Hill-Roselawn Eastern 'Hills-Lions Club Newiy elected officers of the recently organized Eastern Hills OF A American Legion Auxiliary Post 427 at 8 today at St. Matthew Church.

Lions Club are Mrs. William Bush President; Mrs. George L. Freeman, Vic' President; Mrs. C.

L. CHRISTMAS? Arrington, Secretary; Mrs. August Benlley Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Ida McMillen has been appointed by Mrs. J.

C. Welch, Presi Bacher, Treasurer, and Mrs. J. A dent of Robert E. Bentley Unit 50, American Legion Auxiliary, to Meyer, Sergeant at Arms.

Directors are Mrs. Herschel KaufJ, Mrs. Mel-vin Ballman and Mrs. Sidney Faxon. The new club will h-ive the chairmanship of the annua! Li mil T.i...,,t,,,.'h,M, y.

I tions later These members ot the Railway Students Set Up Own Studio To Show And Sell Art Work than Monday noon. Business Women's Association are See our much discussed collection of modern lamps designed by Russel Wright a gift that will keep on giving come in this evening or any evening. in charge of arrangements for thy annual Christmas dinner and party Retarded Child PTA The newly organized Parent-Teacher Association of the Council to be held Wednesday at the Hotel! fine composition, and David Fern's brilliant painting, "Landscape," shows a worthwhile talent budding. It is this promise in many of the Metropole. From left to right are Misses Catherine Burke, Virginia Cline, Margaret Ann Biggs, Ruth Hulley and Betty Graue.

Miss works which makes this display so i BY MA BY L. ALEXANDER. Twenty five advanced students of the Cincinnati Art Academy opened a studio at 2401. Woodburn Wednesday night to show their prints, drawings, sculptures, oils and water colors. The students, most of whom are veterans of World War II, divide time at the gallery.

A minimum chai'ge is for the Retarded Child of Hamilton County, has taken over the sponsorship of a pre-holiday art exhibition by the Jewish artists of Cincinnati at the Bureau of Jewish Education, 658 Rockdale which will continue through December 24. Part of the proceeds from the thrillingly interesting. Other notable works include James Sattlor's "Granite which has a fine compact struc Burke is in charge of the entertainment, which will include a visit ture and a real feeling for the ma asked $50 for oils, $25 for water i sale of the pictures will be turned I coIors and $5 each or drawingS and from Santa Clays. Miss Cline and Miss Hulley are in charge of table decorations and Miss Dolores Martin, Mrs. Ruth Weghorst and Mrs.

Alice Bixon are members of a reception committee. Donations of food for baskets for the needy will be made at the party. Reserva terial, and Paul Blackwcll's water color, 'The First Snow," which. we marked for it. genuine sincerity.

Throughout the show there were indications ot serious study and over to the Council to help finance its educational program for mentally retarded children. 4351 MONTGOMERY ROAD NORWOOD 'o ill In 'feL- tl' I '''I 0 III 1 not a little wit, as in Robert Den- Mrs. Harry Keck and Mrs. Earl Reynolds head the special com prints. Fifteen per cent of the proceeds go to the gallery, Vincent.

Taylor is chairman and Paul Henry and Edward Sigsbee are cochair-men. Such enthusiasm should be encouraged; it is a bold stroke for artists to handle their own work. For a city of its size, Cincinnati is so poorly equipped for gallery mittee of the Council's PTA in charge of the exhibit. The exhibi bow's "Ked Wagon" and William Turner's "Between the Acts." Others we marked were Paul Henry's "Landscape," Robert Bra-non's "Head" of a girl, Ted Hewitt's "Girl In a Yellow Hat," Jeanne tion will be open free to the public from 4 to 10 p. m.

daily and from Order of Job's Daughters Miss Phyllis Kline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kline, 1310 service that something should be done about it. This is the first step and the group has a good show, especially in the painting Carson will be installed, as Honored Queen field. Many of the names are familiar, as these artists have had pictures and sculptures in the Lewis's "Clown," Ann Marshall's "Pale Horse, Pale Rider," Gilbert Mursianna's "Portrait," Dotty Nottingham's "Granite Head," William Povolny's "Ohid Pilgrimage," Louis Powell's "Composition House," Emrlie Shapira's "Flowers," Don Sowell's "Still Life," Marianna Holtz's "Clown," Paul Winett's "Idle Gossip," Alberta B'lottman's "Tulips," Arthur Wimberly's "Seated Figure" and Gordon RolfsenV "Yellow Buoy." Museum shows.

There are some very good works in this display. "Moses," by Vincent of Bethel No. 4, Order of Job's Daughters, at a closed installation at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Westwood Salem Presbytei-ian Church.

Officers to be Taylor, with its dramatic power, is indicative of talent. Edward Sigs-bee's "Arch Way" is notable for its j'. 'ii i i i UMiLimi OPEN MONDAYS installed wlth'S VA CHRISTMAS Miss Kline are Misses Joyce Schulte, Senior Princess; Car- i i i i MISS KLINE, ole Ruehrwein, Junior Princess 'prnii'limc Ihc year round I -I I silver. that Infcriifltiomu Helen Wertz, Guide; Janet Nailor, Marshal; Irma Strassburger, Chaplain; Marilyn Green, Treasurer; Bonnie Cox, Recorder; Gladys Yan-ney, Musician; Susan Brady, I. tPlTCS 5 Pi "flu, Imv (Jebb 8.

i Librarian; Lucille Jackson, Joan Peet, Nancy Wendling, Sally Sampson and Melba Engler, Messengers; Betty Ohilders, Senior Custodian; Ginny Fick, Junior Custodian; Charlene Jacocks, Inner Guard, and Carol Ginter, Outer Guard. Mrs Vera Stinson will be soloist. Miss Jackie Schmidt will be In stalling Queen. Kappa Gamma Pi The Cincinnati Chapter of Kappa lovely Spring Glory yaltern. There's itollu'iig conventional dvul Spring Glory's design; you'll fed the freshness of it, the originality of its theme the unjoliliug of a single spring flower.

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