The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 8

Emporia, Monday, December 10, 1934 THE EMPORTA DAILY GAZETTE Clubs TUESDAY'S CAUU4DAXK. Womtn'a tuxilltty to of Curien, Chrlitmti party with Mri. 3. I Dariti, 9M Ixchinte, o'clock. Put Mttrsn'i club, with Mri 1.

W. Coverdlll, lit Walnut, 7:30 o'clock Jloytl HtiihSors, covered dish luncheon o. O. f. fctll, 1 o'clock.

Yeunt Uttron'i mUslonary Knt OhrlHltn church, church. latertry Lottie, Mrs. Mtrt Otry Bmltn. 11 ltd Ninth. JMvltw duo, with Mri.

B. Fetch, MM Union. American Auoclttlon ot Unlviriltjr Women, branch, department of fin atudlo of Itln Ada Baum, Tetcher DtttH of Honor, Whltlejr room. 3:30 o'clock. Junto, wll'-i Mri.

D. A. Hiricbter, HW THE CITY CLUB'S GIFT IS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM being completed for the Christmas program sponsored by the Wtomen's City club which to be be given Sunday night, December 18, In the Lowther Junior high school. It has been an annual custom for the City club to plan a Christian party or program. This year, for the first time, program which the -whole community will enjoy Is being presented as a Christmas gift to the public P.

V. Wakeland, teacher of voice at the Teachers College, who direc- 6d the combined choir Easter concert which the City club sponsored last year, was asked to plan this Christmas program. He Is collaborating with T. L. OUson, head of the college dramatic department in working out a unified story ol the birth of Christ to be presented with combined music and tableau.

Edith Bunch, supervisor of music in the city grade schools, Is training a chorus of 75 children to sing some carols in the program The Teachers College Treble Clef club, directed by Miss Catherine Strouse, will sing the Angel choir music. E. B. Steg is in charge of brass quartet which will assist and Virgil Person Is coaching a string quartet which will have an important part in the production. Mr.

Oilson is using experienced dramatic performers, elaborate settings and costumes in the four tableau vlvant (tableau with movement) scenes which he is creating. Christmas carols will be played and sung which have been carefully chosen to correspond with, and make a background for, the stage pictures. Many of the more familiar carols be used. Several rare old carols which were secured in Chicago last rummer especially for this program wili delight music lovers. The various choir directors and singers of Emporia are cooperating enthusiastically in the carol singing choruses and the undertaking promises to be one of the most beautiful and impressive that Emporians have en- Joyed.

A "White Elephant" Christmas. A "while elephant" gift exchange be the feature of the all- church social to be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the First Presbyterian churr.h parlors. The women of Circle No. 2 are hostsfses and request that the guests bring their "white elephants" wrapped. Members of the drama department of the Emporia branch of the American Association of University Women will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.

S. A. Johnson, 3418 West. Miss Teresa Ryan Is discussion leader. Study Beethoven.

Members of the fine arts department of the American Association of University Women will meet at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening In Mia Ada Baum's studio at the Teachers College music hall for a study of Beethoven. Miss Baum will play records from his Sixth symphony. Society Donald Evans did a solo dance." of the faculty present wero Misses Pearl Weldman and Queen C. Harper, sponsors, Dr. and Mrs.

B. E. Tomllnson, Dr. and Mrs. E.

C. Arnett, Miss Alice Von Keller and Archibald Gertrude McMurray, housemother, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

Workman, patron and patroness. Out-of-town alumni present were Misses Wheeler of Eureka, Mwy Winder of Madison and Thelmm Halverstadt of Oxford. MHry BBHVmrrt Gray Entertains. Maiy Margaret Gray gave a party Saturday evening! a her home, Rural. The following guests were present: Mary Jeane Lewis, flue Alice Marslv Margaret Snow, Morley, Margare 1 Veanut, Winnie Jones, Virginia Gray, Allan Smith, Vincent Davis.

Bdward Mahoney, Leonard Shaw, Bob Corbett, Lowell Kraum, Ray- mood and Bill Smith. A. A. U. W.

HM Christmas Dinner. Sixty-two members of the Emporia branch the American Association of University Women attended Christmas dinner given dn the College Coffee shop at the Teachers College Saturday evening. Dr. H. t.

James, head of the Teachers College art department, talked on "A Symphony of Music and Color." The Coffee shop was decorated In keeping, with the holiday season. Dr. and Mrs. John Breukelman entertained wltii a dinner and bridge Saturday evening at their home, 1510 Washington. Favors were received by Mrs.

R. c. Maul and J. P. Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Knittle and daugnter, June, of 611 Lincoln, entertained Saturday evening with a 7 o'clock dinner in honor of Mrs. Charles Roush, of Spirit Lake, Ida- Ouests were Mrs.

Roush, Mrs. Herman Knittle, Mrs. J. E. Aton and Mrs.

Adeline Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gilpin will arrive today from Kansas City, where they have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Yengst, to spend few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Fullerton, 601 East. They visit Strong City before going to their lome in Albuquerque, N.

M. Entertain Alumni Club. Mrs. John Beck and Miss Mary Catherine Hlnes were hostesses to members of the Alpha Sigma Tan alumni club Saturday afternoon at he home of Mrs. Beck, 720 West Ninth.

The table and house decora- Ions, which included a Christmas tree, were carried out in the holiday plrit and there was a gift exchange. Mrs. Carl Pinkbiner, 'f the active chapter, was a guest the club. Favors were received iy Miss Jean McLean and Mrs. Howard Mrs.

C. E. Partridge Jid Miss McLean will be hostesses the club members January 5 at he home of Mrs. Partridge, inn Rural. ALL-KANSAS BAND THRILLS Audience, Which FUlf Hall, Demands Many Encores.

Alhnrf thP Collcpe was practically filled Saturday night with Emporians who went to hear the All-Kansas band. Approximately 1,500 persons heard the band, under the direction of Albert A. Harding and George Wilson. The band gave a finished performance and greatly its audience. Several times the applause at the end of a number was so great the director was forced to give an encore.

At the close of the performance, Mr. Harding directed as an encore, "El by Sousa, one of the most popular American marches, and certainly the high spot of the program Saturday night. For many years Mr. Harding has been the director of the band at th University of Illinois, and one of th outstanding directors in the coun try. George Wilson, of the Teacher College music department, was re sponsible for the gathering of th expert musicians from all parts Kansas, and for bringing Mr.

Hard ing to Emporia. The band, although composed many amateur musicians, drew many compliments from the audi encc, and played the most dlfficul pieces, such as "Don Quixote Suite, 1 with fire and precision. DINNER FOR DOZEN WON. Osage, Iowa (flf) truckload ead crows has won a. G-course din- ler for a dozen O.aagc business men.

Led by 75-year-old John S. chuyler, veteran local spsrLsman. he 12-man team brought down 583 rows and established a record bo; i the 31st annual Osasre crov: I unt. Another team which win-zed mere 500 crows must dine the Each fall Osage business men devote a day to a concerted ttack on the crow Hocks winch nfest surrounding and arass Mitchell county Training New Recruits In Sewing Group at The Welfare Association New recruits in garment comforter making are being trainee at the Welfare building this week Mrs. W.

J. Riley, sewing room su pervisor, Friday broke in a group young women who had recently been assigned work relief. Beginners are more apt at com forter tying than at garment mak ing, according to Mrs. Riley. Tues day an experienced group of relie workers tied 20 comforters with white yarn at intervals of 4 inches In the garment division the wor: is more specialized.

Mrs. Rile. finds some workers are better a cutting while others iheir best work while making but ton holes. The women's garment list is made up of dresses, suits, nigh gowns, bloomers and step-ins. Fo men.

shirts and shorts are th principal articles. According tc Mrs. Hilpy, few men on the relie rolls requested night shirts. In the boys' list, sleeved cover alls and overalls are the most pop ular items. The small boys' coverall- rrc made from slate coveree cabardlnc.

purchased locally. Three wrmen hnvo made all the coveralls. "I am proud of the Mrs. Riley said. "They are wel matin, presentable and valued at 60 fcnts each.

We have a good de- mar.ci them." the weeks when time has DM been taken out to tie comforters, around 100 garments have been made. In the sewing room an av- of 2n women a day work out relief budgets at 30 cents an llOlit. Free Inspection service on your pewma machine. Hutton Sewing Emporia's leading rr.irhlne firm for over 30 jvriru; CCU'l Commercial phone Join now, If you want extra mon- for Christmas or taxes next Christmas Saving Club, Emporia tate Bank. Auto Loans Personal Loans AH Kinds of Insurance Security Finance Ins.

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1C W. 7lh Tilrphone nil Itrms tor column for the club column to The OaiMte before 9:30 o'clock on the day following event. mere thin 34 houri old wi' 1 not be accepted. Juniors Have Party. The annual Christmas party for the Junior American Legion auxiliary was held Saturday afternoon in the Lcrtion clubroom.

Each guest took a stick of gum to be sent to the boys In the Veterans' hospital. There was a Christmas gift exchange and the fuests sang carols and ployed games. Refreshments were served. Those were Marian. Charlotte and Frances Hopwood, Ruth Williamson, Ruth and Virginia Griffith, Tmo- geno Suddock, Jennn? Lambert.

Susan Haynes, Hose Mary and Dorothy Jacqueline Sshnert. Mary and Betty McDIll. Nedra Jones, Noreen Mntthrws. Mildred Rees. Wanda Jer.n Fuller, Doris.

Madison. Eleanar and Brown. Evelvn Rose and Margaret F-lizabcth Shirley Mnrv Jane and Ncrma Jean Knouse, Margaret Mae L.itwin, Marian Ardls Jean Rlorle, PftBtry Mattle Marie Jiidd. Ruth Sturman and Irene Dlckson. Mes- 1 John HaynM, B.

E. Rose, N. n. Hcpwood and I. M.

Jonas were in of games and serving. Have Christmas Party. The annual Christmas and pledge party of Theta Sigma Upsilon sorority was held Siturday evening at the Country club. The room wns decorated as an outdoor scene, with a white Christmas tree and blue and white lie-Ms. The sorority emblem above the steps.

Lynn Charlotte Austin and Gwendolyn Henderson gave a tap dance and A Gift That Will Make Wash Day A Pleasure For Many Years! Sec the Nrw Stjlei Society Club Hats $3.85 Metsonf Si, and Jones-Anderson ClOTHIS-3 CO. For nearly a quarter of .1 century Haag Washers have been noted for honest, rup- ged quality. The 34, although low in price, it built to Haag's hiuK standards. Here is a washer that brings extra value rapid, efficient psrformance and in years of faithful service. It's beautifully finished in sand grey and black.

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