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FOUR THE DAILY MAIL. HAGERSTOWN, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1938. Events Of Social And Club birth will accMt- o4 by Dally Mail for unlOM ilgood or property Personals F. W. Rouzer, North Potomac street, has returned from New York CMy where she visited her daughter, Miss Catherine Rouzer.

MIS. Catherine Kuhn, North Locust street, has returned from Philadelphia, where she visited her daughter. Miss Jane Kuhn. a stud- Committee To Plan For Fifteenth Ob- servance. A meeting of the Y.

M. C. A. "lusic Committee was held on Friar afternoon when plans were "lade for holding the fifteenth annual celebration of National Music "eek. in the first week in May.

The observance will begin this on Sunday. May 1. when all lo' choirs are asked to. have music at the services of their respective churches. Schools "hroufhout the county, as well as other organizations and Individ- will participate in this spring 3stival which is focusing attention turned to her home in Millersburg.

"Foster Local Music Talent." ent nurse at Temple Hospital. University HAVE DANCING Strasser Dancing School Members Will Perform Tuesday. A half hour of dance numbers by the Strasser Dancing School will be one of the features of the Has Leading Role monthly meeting next Tuesday Miller and of lhe Lmie Heiskel i i ub The Misses Lucille Hazel Fridinger are spending the i al Beck Taxern week-end in Baltimore, as the guests of Miss Margaret Dick. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Gibson. Summit avenue, will be among those attending the ice hockey game in Baltimore tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth M. Jones has re- David Sarnoff. chairman of the Xational Music Week Committee.

"The keynote selected for 533S is especially appropriate, for wider attention that the flf- after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. K. H.

Needy. Broadway. Kenri I formerlv Brenner. of this of Baltimore. the week-end here and aitend the The emertainmen; also will include a quarter from the Washington Square M.

E. church and There will be no address at this supper meeting which is being arranged by the Water Department. The dancing numbers will include an Apache dance by George and Dorothy Miller, with Dorothy also doing a difficult tap number on roller skates; a washboard number and taps and a hitch hike number by Kenneth and Armeda Steryous, while Oscar Raup will annual observance is bound opeiHn exc-binon or scuip- ac ag master of ceremonies and ture tn? ashinsrtnn Countv i gj go SO wQr AHS tOniOITOW To attract should be focused on the onstructive purposes inspiring the niovement." Mrs. J. C.

Byron is chairman of Mr. Harry White has returned to local committee wbica. in- Ms home on Brown avenue from a -ludes: Mrs. J. A.

Long, Mrs. I. trip to Virginia. Wertz, Mrs. R.

Paul Smith. Mrs. Doris with a staircase Bcttv Jane Cole feature dance number, has sailor and John Zentmyer, Mrs. A. H.

Kreider, Mrs. Henry Holzapfel, Miss Marguerite Campbell, Miss Electa Zieg- ier. Mrs. Garland Groh, Coulbourne Tones, Raymond Spahr and George Updegraff. As is customary, the programs will be presented at the Y.

M. C. each afternoon and evening. The committee has requested that ill programs be turned in to the 'F' by April 15. Recital Closes Concert Season Last night in the High School auditorium the last of a series of concerts under the auspices of the Hagerstown Co-operative Concert Association 1 came to a gala close with Carola Gitana, Spanish dancer ind Stephen Hero, violinist assisted by "Vadim Hrenoff, pianist.

The spirit of the fantastic Malagnena and the fiery Fandango to the gypsy Seguidilla and the stately constituted by a fertile brain in a superb body was recreated by La Gitana. She presented her dances with a pronounced advance- in beauty of posture, use of the hands and control of line. Her Malaguena was charming example of grace. The Juego de Capa, typical of Spain in the arena, was most effective and she presented many'other clever dances with charming costumes. La, Gitana, a petite brunette, -won the hearts of her audience from, the Beginning in a traditional number introductory to a program of Spanish dances until the finale.

Her audience showed its appreciation in applause which she responded to in a charming manner. Stephen Hero, talented violinist. was a delightful addition to the program. He executed in his playing- a rich and resonant tone and positive technical security. He performed with a nice differentiation of mood and character in his numbers.

Vadim Hrenoff, expert and discreet pianist, provided excellent accompaniment for the dancer and violinist His technique was good and he was master of his instrument at ail times. CLUB HOLDS MEET The Homemakers' Club of Halfway held a meeting in the club rooms on Tuesday afternoon when 29 members and three guests answered the roll call. Mrs. D. W.

Maisack, Mrs. M- E. Miller and Mrs. H- Morrow gave interesting demonstrations of planning and arranging book shelves. Mrs.

A. A. Howard, Mrs. Samuel Jenkins and Mrs. W.

L. Keefer were hostesses. Peter H. Kreigh, of Clearspring, has been elected vice-president of the Young Men's Democratic Club at Frostburg State Teachers College where he is a student. Arch Ruthledge, of New York City, is visiting his brother.

Irvine H. Rutledge, this city. Mrs. Joseph C. Whitesel has returned to Cumberland after spending some time in this city with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. H. Needy.

Mrs. Frank Rae, of Dawson, Yukon, who underwent a tonsilec- tcmy this week at the Washington County Hospital has returned to the home of her mother, Mrs. Emma Fisher, North Mulberry street. Mrs. Harry M.

Conrad, Raven Heights, was called to Leesburg on account of the illness and death of her father, F. I. Smith. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock in Leesburg. Interment in Rest Haven cemetery, this city.

Mrs. Harris Heidwohl, of Baltimore, was a guest here yesterday. Miss Ruby Jackson, of the Ruby Jackson Shoppe, will leave Sunday for a trip in New York City. Mrs. Russell E.

Wishard, of Hagerstown Route 2, who underwent an operation at the Washington County Hospital, has returned to her home much improved. Miss Alberta Orrison, this was among the 120 students graduated from Strayer College, Washington, D. at its midyear commencement exercises- held Thursday in Memorial Continental Hall. Mrs. Ivy SacwrigM, who has been visiting her brother, in Philadelphia, has returned to her home at 32 Summit Avenue.

Surprise Party For Mr. Downey Mrs. D. Frank Miller, of Boonsboro, entertained at surprise party in honor of her brother, Ira Downey, at his home in Downsville, to mark his 57th birthday. Those attending the surprise party were: Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Downey, Lewis Downey, Simon Downey, Mr. and Mrs. George Downey, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Kieffer Funk, Mr. and Mrs. John Flook. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Fahrney. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Downs, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Shack, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seibert. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Kretzer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Long.

Earl Long, Ethel Downey and Helen Downey. buck numbers, Esther Riddle will do a rythmn number, and Esther Waltrick a soft shoe number. The two then will do a scarecrow number. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs.

A. N. Moore entertained at her home in Funkstown on Friday evening in honor of Mr. Moore's 57th birthday. The'guests were: Mr Mrs.

Shipley, Mrs. Pauline Eckstine, Mrs. Virginia Wolfensberger, Mrs. Gladys Andrews and children, George Mellott, Dorothy Moore, Marie Redmond, Cecil Shipley. Moore and Alberta COMING EVENTS March Stag Party, Beck's Tavern.

March of Cooperative concert drive. Mar. Stove," Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre. Mar. Events Lecture, Mrs.

Howard, Women's Club. March Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting, Hotel Alexander. Mar. Dinner Meeting. March club, regular monthly meeting, at club rooms.

Mar. Scout Fnancial Campaign. Mar. Correspondence Schools meeting, Y. M.

C. 7:30 p. m. Mar. Playmakers, Workshop production.

March of Commerce, annual meeting, Hotel Alexander ball room, 8 p. m. March 24 Literary luncheon, Women's Club, Col. John H. Jouett, speaker.

March productions of Permanent Wave Special FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY With every Permanent Wave at Our Regular Wave Will Be Given $1.00 for A FRIEND POPE'S BEAUTY PARLOR 229 North Locust Street Phone 1162 "Twelfth Night" by Miriam Everts' Children's Theatre at the Women's Club, 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. March College Choir at Trinity Lutheran Church. March of Confederate Veterans, dinner. Mar.

and Lecture, Hagerstown Garden Club. Apr. Show, sponsored by the Triangle Grocers Association. April Sunrise service, City Park, 6 to 7 a. sponsored by Washington County Christian Endeavor Union.

Apr. Junior Order United American Mechanics. Hotel Alexander. April Easter Ball, The Club. April dance, Masonic Temple.

April annual preaching Mission, the churches of Hagers- i town and Washington county, at St. Paul's Church, Dr. Paul H. Bowman, president of Bridge- water College. Apr.

Playmak- ers. Season Ticket Play. April Conclave, Moose home. April annual preaching mission, the churches of Hagerstown and Washington county, at St. Paul's M.

E. Church, Dr. John L. Deaton. pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, Baltimore.

Harry Thompson, who will play the leading role of August, the Austrian peasant lad. who was so devoted to the Hirshvogel stove, in "The Nuremberg Stove." to be presented at the Colonial Theatre by the Clare Tree Major Children's Theatre on Tuesday morning at 10:15 o'clock and Tuesday afternoon at 2:15. Mothers' Circle Is Entertained Mrs. Grace May entertained the Mother's Friendly Circle of the Church of the Brethren at her home on North Mulberry street when the subject of the evening was "Health." Mrs. Margaret Landis conducted the devotions.

Refreshments were served to the following: the Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Diion, Mesdames Myrtle Beckley, Anna Bostetter, Virginia Bowman, Audrey Brown, Gladys Burger, Ruth Coffman, Lauree Huffaker, Ora Keyser, -Joyce Knauff, Margaret Landis, Kathryn Mullendore, Cecil Mullendore, Floretta Newkirk, Mable Ruth, Rose Seal, Goldie Thompson, Mildred Blickenstaff, Mildred Blake, Loretta Hnsou, Alice Smith, Mary Kline, Agnes Lizer, Thelma Martin, Edna Monninger, H.

B. Kiser and Loretta Richardson. Junior Club To Give Program Will Entertain Treble Clef Members On Monday. The regular meeting of the Treble Clef Club will be Held on Monday, March 14 in the Sunday School auditorium of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.

The business meeting for members will begin at 2:15 o'clock after which the program will be rendered at 3-15 o'clock and will be presented by members of the Junior Music Club with Mrs. John D. Zentmyer as chairman and counsellor of the juniors. The following program will be given: Violin, First Movement, Sonata No. 11, E.

Grieg, Octavia Miller, accompanist, Julia Belle Sheuk; piano duet, The Nutcracker Suite. Tschaikowsky, Dorothy Heckman; piano. Nocturne. Major. Chopin, Martha Jane Wingert; vocal.

"My Heart is a Lute," "My Laddie," Helen Hebb: piano. The Hunting Song, Mendelssohn, Zoe Shannon: Musical Current Events, Agues Carnochan; piano. Evening Star. Wagner Liszt, quartet: Victor Wills, Alber! Marcel Snyder, Doris Weagley; piano, Rustle of Spring. Sinding.

Margaret Brown; piano duet, Invitation to the Dance, C. M. von Weber, Ellen Stouffer, Hazel Stouffer: vocal, Che Faro Zenza Etiri- dice, Gluck, Anna Jane Fry; piano. Rondo Capriccioso, F. Mendelssohn, Louise Hickins.

The Gibson irl Returns COMEDY TONIGHT AT CLEARSPRING "The Gay Pretenders," a comedy in three acts by Walter Richardson, will be staged tonight at 8 o'clock in the Clearspring High School under the auspices of the Young Men's Bible Class of St. Pain's Union Church. The story is centered around Richard and Irene Tully, a newly married couple, who have rented a charming bungalow Many complications follow, making a number tions. of amusing situa- Special music will be rendered between acts featuring old-time negro spirituals and popular music. Chapter Marks 42nd Birthday Queen Esther Eastern Star Members Hold Party And Dance.

A large gathering of Eastern Star members were in attendance at the forty-second birthday anniversary of Queen Esther Chapter No. 3 in the Masonic Temple last evening. The meeting was followed by a dance. After the meeting the members adjourned to the auditorium where an impressive service was held. As each past matron cut a slice out ot the beautifully decorated birthday cake topped with 42 chandles, day cake topped with 42 candles, matron and her daughter, Miss Helen Lambillotte read a poem entitled "The Birthday Poenu" Grace Middlekauff, secretary, was the only charter member present.

The auditorium was decorated with the three tiered birthday cake flanked with green tapers and smilax. The Eastern Star colors prevailed in the -tars which surrounded the Refreshments were served the guests, which included many from nearby towns. A basket of flowers was presented the chapter by the Hagerstown Chapter 0. E. S.

Mrs. Mary Horst wag chairman of arrangements assisted by Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs. Lambillotte and Mrs. Mary Snyder was chairman of the refreshment committee.

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"Banquet Held By Willing Workers The Willing Workers' Class of Christ Reformed Sunday School enjoyed a banquet Thursday evening, March 10, in Roxie's Annex. Among the evening's entertainment were addresses by the Rev. H. A. Fesperinan and E.

G. Miller, and some interesting and amusing impersonations by Tom Cassel, Later in the evening two spelling bees were held. The Rev. Mr. Fes- perraan and Mrs.

Lillian Crunkleton won first and second prizes, respectively, in the first bee and Mrs. Crunkleton and Mrs. Margaret Thompson tied for first place in the second. Flowers and favors were In keeping with St. Patrick's Day.

Those attending were: the Rev, and" Mrs. H. Fespennan, G. Miller teacher and Mrs. Miller; Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartranft, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Hoffman; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover. Mr. and Mrs, LeRoy Hoover, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mowen, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Roelke, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spigler, Mr. and Mrs. William Tolbert and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Troxell; Mesdames Lillian Crunkleton, Maugans, Thelma Mowen, Margaret Thompson and Grace Stout; Misses Ruth Bowman, Beatrice Faith, Betty Det Miller and Audrey Mowen; Harry Bowman, Tom Cassel, Mel Robinson and Freddie Spigler. The class will hold its next meeting on April 20, with Mrs. Margaret Thompson and Blanche Tolbert as hostesses. The New SPRING SHOES ARE HERE g'S Shoe Shop Wingd in Black, Blue or Bmtm Gebar4ine.Si*s3Xto9;AAAtoC96 Walking Shoes Go Bentz Dunn costs only and 4c for each additional pound If your husband'i likt most men, ht'd clothes every week Because you think never admit that you're the family you're saving money? Then listen washwoman, much lesi brag about it! Our Damp Wash Service is "made How could he? Doing the washing it to order" for you.

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