The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 12

"Emporia, Kansas, Tuesday, December 25, 1934 THE EMPORIA DAILY GAZETTE II A FORMER EMPORIAN Telephone all lor this column for the club column to The Gazette be fore 9:30 o'clock on the following the ivent. Items more thin hours old not be accepted. Mr. and Mrs. Russell G.

Vickers Bennington, have arrived to the holidays with Mrs. Vick- Mr. and Mrs. Barthel, 125 South Commercial. Mr Vickers, who has been superintendent of the Bennington school the past Wt years, has been elected to fill a vacancy in the social science department of the Neodesha schools He assumes his new job with the beginning of the second semester He is a graduate of the Teachers College and has completed all the residential requirements for a master's degree.

While in college Vickers was president of the Kappa Sigma Epsilon fraternity. Miss Mae Sue Taylor, of The Gazette, will spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Taylor, in Valley Palls.

Miss Mildred McBride, of the Kansas Electric Power company, who has been visiting her parents at Winchester, will return with Miss Taylor Christmas evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dyerly and two daughters, of Ardmore, and Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Wheeler, Kansas City, are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dean, 1427 Center.

Mr. and Mrs. Lon King will eat turkey dinner at the Christmas table of Mrs. King's sister, Mrs. P.

M. Peek, and family in Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Hush and Mrs. Laura Beech will be dinner guests Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyle, 602 Peyton. Mr.

and Mrs. Hush are the parents of Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Beech is her aunt. Mr.

and Mrs. K. W. Hush and son, Donald Lee, will eat Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Burns, 915 Sylvan. Mrs. R. Y. Carlisle and daughter, Mary, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bixby are driving: to lola to spend Christmas with relatives there. Mrs. Carlisle and Mary will visit Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Bixby and Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Bixby will spend the day with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Bixby. Mrs.

Carlisle and daughter expect to remain in Tola until after New Year's day. Miss Martha Klein will entertain the following guests at Christmas dinner today at her home, 416 East Seventh: Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Rockley and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Klein, of Madison; Miss Virginia Klein, St.

Joseph. Joe Klein, Paul Klein and Miss Carmen Klein. Miss Lucille Cooper has arrived to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

D. Cooper, 742 West Seventh. Miss Cooper is librarian in the senior High school at North Platte, Neb. Martin Schottlcr, who is attending HOLLYWOOD NOTEBOOK George Starr Lasher, who was a member of the faculty at the Teachers College from 1914 to 1916, and who now is the national president the Theta Chi fraternity, has written to Emporia announcing his fraternity's convention, which will be held fioon in Miami, Pla. Lasher now is head of the department of journalism at the University of Ohio.

After leaving Emporia he went to the university of Michigan to become a member of the faculty. He writes that his journalism classes have a unique arrangement with the Athens Messenger, a newspaper with 12,000 circulation. Those students who do satisfactory work In the classroom are permitted to elect the laboratory courses where they become reporters and copy readers on the Messenger, working under the supervision of men 'who are on the Journalism faculty and who are also employes of the paper. National radio and television school Kansas City, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. W. Schot- 1306 Exchange. Miss Mabel Jones, of Wichita, is Emporia to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert i. Jones. Mrs. Ida Louise Hughes and son, lobert, and daughter, Margaret, of Kansas City, will be Christmas guests of Mr, and Mrs. H.

W. Hughes, 907 Market. Mr. and Mrs. D.

Arthur Childears ind sons, Marion, Dale and Morris Arthur, and daughters, Wilma and Prances; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Holmes and Mrs.

Emma Childears will have a family dinner today at the home of Mrs. Emma Childears, 924 Walnut. Anto Loans Pcrsonil Loans All Kinds of Insurance Security Finance Co. r. Slfltr, li W.

7th Hollywood. One girl in Holly, wood, it frequently happens, maj be two other people. And by the same token, a may be somebody else. Names to moss people are tags they keep from cradle to grave. To Hollywood, however, names are toys A beauty who has no need of face- lifting often isn't happy until her name has been completely revised.

A girl does not have to go to the altar to drop her former cognomen. All she has to do is tell the world. And sometimes she has it done for her whether she thinks it Is a good idea or not. Ann Sheridan, who is beginning to draw good parts, is one actress who has been two other people. Born Clara Lou Sheridan, she was "changed" by studio bosses to plain Lou Sheridan, but ere long they had decided on Ann.

STAGE PLAYEES, TOO. Players who have established themselves on screen or stage do not often go in for name-bobbing, but it sometimes happen. Douglass Montgomery of the stage became Kent Douglass of the films, but when he returned to Hollywood, it was as Douglass Montgomery, his real name. The "Kent Douglass" had been wished on him by M. G.

the studio desiring to avoid conflict with its own Robert Montgomery. Walter Woolf, musical stage star, made one talkie, "Golden Dawn," under his own name on a previous trip to Hollywood. When he -returned this time, executives decided Walter Woolf was not romantic enough for the parts they mean to give him, so now he is Walter King. The heroine of "Anne of Green Gables 1 knows three names, she was christened Dawn Paris. Her mother, for screen purposes, decided on Dawn O'Day.

But now It's Anne Shirley, the same as the Green Gables girl. HELEN INTO JUDITH. Helen Johnson had featured roles in several M. G. M.

films, but when she went to Paramount they billed her as Judith Wood, and Wood it still is. Thelma Todd was one Loyd, but she was too well known as Thelma Todd to have it make much difference. She ES Todd again in her next film. The swimming youth brought his nickname "Buster" to "King of the Jungle, 1 but in recent months he has been Larry effort to dissociate him from strictly athletic roles. June Vlasek became June Lang, by executive decree, for a while and then returned to Vlasek, but she's June Lang again by late reports.

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