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PAGE TEN THE MANSFIELD NEWS-JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1941 Weddings Parties Clubs MRS. BLAKE SHAFER HEADS TIMELY TOPICS Study Group Meets at Women's Club Thursday Evening for Dinner-Bridge and Annual Election of Officers. MRS. the BLAKE Timely SHAFER Topics the annual election held Club. The group met at business session.

Places was pretty with a centerpiece flowers. During the social hour the diversion was played with score prizes being presented to Mrs. Jerome Hanley, Mrs. James Ehalt, Mrs. Shafer and Mrs.

Albert Lewis. Mrs. Augustus Perl was hostess. Routine business was discussed followed by election with Miss Veronica Hanley chosen vice president; Mrs. Wilmer Kessler, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs.

Lewis, Mrs. Hanley and Mrs. Ehalt, members of the program committee. The next meeting of the club will be held May 9 at the home of Mrs. John Massa, Blymyer avenue.

CLASS PARTY. Members of 13 class of St. Johns Evangelical church met Thursday with Miss Mariann Boebel and Mrs. Marie Hubner as hostesses. Miss Ida Tomits and Mrs.

Hubner led the devotions. Miss Lillian Berry gave a report. Mrs. Dupre gave a report on mother program the class is sponsoring. Games were played and prizes awarded Miss Tomits, Mrs.

Ferguson and Miss Jean Gilbert. Lunch was served at a table with blue and gold appointments. The next meeting will be held May 20 with Miss Tomits and Mrs. Ferguson as hostesses. CLASS MEETING.

Members of the Martin Luther class of the St. Matthew's Lutheran church will meet for a covered dish dinner Tuesday at 6 p. m. in the basement of the church. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ryan will be in charge. ENTERTAIN GROUP.

Mrs. Clyde Pittman entertained members of the Tanguay club at her home on Gilbert avenue Thursday afternoon. Bridge was played and prizes won by Mrs. Norman Hakes, and Mrs. Elmer Gottfried.

Lunch was served at the close of the meeting at tables decorated with spring flowers. The next meeting will be held May 1 at the home of Mrs. Richard Burgett, Arch street. JOLLY TIMES CLUB. Mrs.

Clark Stutz, 118 Arthur avenue, was hostess to members of the Jolly Times club at her home Wednesday evening. Twelve members and three Mrs. Fred Hall. Mrs. Teresa Balliett and Miss Elizabeth Horning, were present.

Following a meeting a social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. William Schuff winning the prize. Later fan-tan was the diversion with score gifts being presented to Mrs. T. J.

and Mrs. Charles Daugherty. At the close of the games a luncheon was served at small tables. The next meeting on April 30 will held at the home of Mrs. Earl Burns, Bowman street.

will assume the duties of president club for the coming year following Thursday evening at the Women's the club for a dinner-bridge and were laid at one long table which of pink roses and other spring Costume Party Given for Group At St. Paul Church St. Paul Thursday Nighters met in the church parlors at 6:30 p. m. for ther regular meetThursday, Arrangements were in charge of Mrs.

Peter Miller, Miss Olga Luich, Fred Miller, and Lawrence Chamberlain. The room was decorated to resemble a school room and all dressed as children. Box lunches topped with small bouquets were auctioned off and the group sat at one long tatheir meal. "Later kid games and contests were the diversion with prizes being awarded Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Bollman and Miss Louise Seybold. Guests present were Mr.

and Mrs. C. V. Ryon, Mrs. Virginia Griffin and Charles Wheeler.

The next meeting will be a dinner party on May 5 at 6:30 p. m. with Rev. and Mrs. H.

L. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Seitz in charge of the arrangements. TO ATTEND SESSION. Sarah Pfeifer Auxiliary No. 4 met at North Lake park pavilion Wednesday for a covered-dish dinner. Forest Long of Butler and Mrs.

Margaret Baldwin of Philadelphia were guests. Plans to take part in the district convention of the auxiliary that is being held in Ashland Sunday were made. Mrs. William Trisler, president, conducted the short business meeting. The dinner table was decorated with spring flowers and a large birthday cake in honor of the birthday of William Trisler.

The next meeting will be held May 7 in the courthouse. Given Honor Mrs. I. W. district director of the Parent-Teachers' Council for the past four years, was given a life membership in the P.

T. A. in recognition her services, at a district conference held in Fremont Thursday, Twenty-two were in attendance from Mansfield, including district Dr. health Mabel Huston, chairman, and Robert Y. Davis, state radio chairman.

Brief talks were given by Dr. drew Rawson of Lorain county Huston and Mr. Davis. Mrs. AnP.

T. also a former district director, presented Mrs. Basinger with her membership certificate. Mrs. Carl Brock Entertains Club At Her Home Twenty members of the Child Conservation club and two guests, Mrs.

Orville Kibler Mrs. Fred Thaler, were in attendance for the program meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Brock, 507 Cline avenue. Mrs. C.

F. Proctor was the associate hostess. "Truthfulness and the Value of Imagination" was the topic discussed by Mrs. Russell Doehla and Mrs. John Harrison.

The business session was in charge of Mrs. Charles Newcomb, president. At the close of the meeting refreshwere served from decorated with pink sweetpeas and tall lighted tapers. Mrs. Richard Nixon poured.

The nexte meeting will be held on April 24 at the home of Mrs. Ray Paulson, 205 Fairlawn avenue, with Mrs. Robert Kern as associate hostess. At that time the topic will be "Reverence and Right Living" to be Mrs. Ben Goodenough and Mrs.

Robert Bair. Miss Patricia Hieber Elected President of Crescendo Club THE Crescendo club activities are now in the hands of Miss Patricia Hieber, the newly elected president, who was appointed Thursday evening, at a meeting David Talbot, 720 Woodhill road. Assisting her will be Todd Strominger, vice president; Miss. Carol Kirkland, secretary; and Harvey Todd, treasurer. The program was presented In the form of a recital with Richard Sparks, Miss Kirkland and Miss Olive Jean Hughes playing several piano solos, Miss Helen Hagelcello solos and Miss Ruth Hockett, flute selections.

Twenty attendance, including one guest, Miss Gladys Kerr, who served as accompaniest. Number 1 In The Hit Parade! Brown and White Moccasins $3,95 Rubber or Leather Soles Combination Last Steel Arch Support Sizes AAA to B-4 to 9 New Sport Shoes $2.95 Arriving Daily up SIEGENTHALER'S 72 North Main St. "GOOD SHOES SINCE 1912" Mrs. W. J.

Bishop Gives Review of New Stage Play Mrs. William Bishop was a guest at the meeting of the CoOperettes club Thursday evening and reviewed the "Life With Father," by Day. playin meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Wharton, 366 North Townview circle, with 16 members and the one guest present. Mrs.

LeRoy McGinty, vice president, conducted the business session at which time plans were made to sew and knit for the Red Cross during the summer months. Arrangements were completed for the charter party to be held on May 12 at the Women's Club. Husbands of the members will be guests for the meeting and a dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. The committee planning the event is composed of Mrs.

J. J. Kindel, Mrs. Ralph Lewis, and Mrs. Ralph Wharton.

Mrs. Kuneman Entertains Joan of Arc Study Club "Eskimo Life in Alaska" was the subject of the paper given by Mrs. Verba Kanary last evening at the regular meeting of the Joan of Are Study Mrs. James Kuneman, Wolfe was hostess to eleven members. Roll.

call was answered current events after which a routine business meeting was held. Later a luncheon was served at one long table which was decorated with spring flowers. The next meeting of the club will be held May 15 for annual election of officers. Miss Marie Kalbfleisch will be hostess at her home, West Fourth street at that time, with Mrs. C.

H. Beelman giving the paper on "Early American Furniture." GUILD MEETING. Ladies Guild members of the Mayflower Congregational church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Albert Frank, 597 Maple street. Mrs.

Ada Lurz, vice president, conducted the business session. A SOcial time was spent after the business meeting. Mrs. Lurz, 207 Harker street, will hold the next meeting at her home May 15. ONE GUEST PRESENT.

Mrs. Emma Ohler, Trimble road, was hostess to members of the Krazy Quilters club Thursday afternon at her home. Mrs. Lois Zeigler was a guest present and the group enjoyed sewing and contests. Mrs.

Zeigler received the prize. Later a luncheon was served with decorations in the club's colors, blue and gold. Spring flowers formed a pretty centerpiece. At each place was miniature umbrellas which were given as favors. The next meeting on May 15 will be held at the home of Mrs.

Elizabeth Kosmider, South Boulevards. LUNCHEON MEETING. Mrs. O. T.

Van Auker, 132 Poplar street, was hostess to members of the Mada club at her home Thursday afternoon. The group enjoyed a covered-dish luncheon and were seated at one long table attractively decorated with spring flowers. Sewing was the diversion of the afternoon. The next meeting on May 15 will be held at the home of Mrs. Bert' Gray, Poplar street.

ATLAS CLUB. Mrs. Martin Bricker, Gibson avenue, was hostess to members of the Atlas club at her home last evening. The time was spent socially and at the close of the evening luncheon was served buffet style. The next meeting will be held May 1 at the home of Mrs.

Cecil Cramer, Lexington avenue. POSTPONE MEETING. Announcement has been made of the postponement of the meeting of Circle one of the First Methodist church which was scheduled for next Thursday. The next session will be held on May 15. ENTRE NOUS MEETING.

Mrs. Nellie Phipps, Hedges street, welcomed members of the Entre Nous club to her home Wednesday evening, and one new member, Mrs. Martha Reichert. Eleven were present for the business session and diversion of five hundred and bunco. Score prizes were presented to Miss Callie Mengert and Mrs.

Mary Hill. Later a luncheon was served at small tables decorated with spring flowers. The next meeting on May 21 will be held at home of Mrs. Cora Fisher, Walnut street. the BUSINESS SESSION.

The Women of the Moose met in regular session with 58 in attendance Wednesday evening at the Moose home. Reports were given on the district meeting held in Columbus, April 5-6-7. Eight new members were inducted and are as follows: Elizabeth Blocher, Marie Hazel Gould, Hulda Fisher, Helen Jacobs, Mildred Burdett, Ruba Yoha and Sadie Wharton, There will be public initiation for 125 new candidates on April 30 at 8 p. m. Mrs.

Nannie Lowman won the prize for the evening. JUNIOR CLUB. Sundial Junior Garden club members met Wednesday at the home of Miss Anna Marie Fisher, 188 Lind avenue, with six members present. Mrs. Richard Fensch, councilor of the club, was also present.

Mary Margaret Buhr, president, conducted the business. A discussion of "Legends of the Easter Lily" was led by Miss Kathryn Fensch. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Joan Perl, 18 Penn avenue, May 21. Mary Margaret Buhr will lead a discussion on "Orchids" at this meeting.

Queen of College Dance Miss Marjorie Jane Boals, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Boals, 568 Highland avenue, has been chosen by the members of the Ohio State chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity as "The Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha" for the district convention to held in Columbus, May 2, 3 and 4, and will be queen of the dance to be given on May 3.

Miss Boals is an honor student at Ohio State and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. HERE THERE MRS. ting B. SINGER, and son, Richard Lee, of New York City, are with Mrs. Singer's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Crider, 402 Springmill street, for a two week vacation. Mrs. Roy Dahmer and Mrs. Ida Swank of Detroit visiting at the home of Mr.

and with other friends for the past few of Mansfield. and Lincoln Park, have been Mrs. Harold Hill, Wolfe avenue, and days. They are former residents Friends of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Almy will be interested to know have arrived back in Mansfield and plan to make this their home.

They were married in Yuma, in March. Mrs. Almy was formerly Kitty Jane Birch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Birch, 390 Wood street.

For the present they are residing with Mr. Almy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Almy, 129 Rae avenue. Mrs.

Jane Neff, district senior Mansfield and Mrs. Thomas Ridenour partment commander of the G. A. evening attending a banquet given the banquet a reception was officers. Miss Mary Thompson guests of John Keller and Robert university, at a school dance at evening.

Sigma Kappa Gamma Group Plans Events Sigma Kappa Gamma sorority members met at the home of Miss Ruby Rowe, South Diamond street, Thursday evening. Miss Marge Walker was the associate hostess. The prize for the evening was won by Miss Mary Kopcial. Further plans were made for the formal dance to be held June 14 in charge of Miss Jeanne Scott. There will be a meeting of all committees Thursday evening at the city building.

Discussion was held oh the bake sale to be held at the Third street market Saturday in charge of Miss Charlotte Brightbill. There will also be a rummage sale on May 10. A Mothers' Day tea will be given May 11, for the fourth consecutive year. Arrangements are in charge of Miss Marguerite Boyer, chairman, Brightbill and Mrs. Richard James.

The next regular meeting will be held May 1 at the city hall. BUSINESS MEETING. Members of the Daughters of Isabella held a routine business session Wednesday evening in their club rooms, Bird building. Miss Marie Kalbfleisch presided and ennounced the state convention to be held in Lima at the Barr hotel on May 3 and 4. She and Miss Isabel Gerstmyer will represent the local group.

Plans were made for a social meeting to be held next Tuesday evening at the club rooms with Miss Ann Yirga as chairman. CLASS PARTY. Members of the Gleaners' class of the United Brethren church met Wednesday evening at the home of the Misses Mary Myrtle and Vera Yohn on Trimble road. One guest, Mrs. Fred Gordon, was in attendance.

Contests were played and prizes won by Miss Miriam Johnson and Mrs. Gordon. Miss Edna Eckert, president, conducted the business meeting. Lunch was served at the close of the evening at a table decorated with Easter appointments. The next meeting will be held May 21.

BIBLE CLUB. Ruth and Naomi Bible club members met recently at the home of Mrs. D. R. Brown, 238 Raae avenue, for a business and social meeting.

Mrs. G. L. Cairns led the devotions. A group discussion of the 14th chapter of Acts was given.

The next meeting will be held May 7 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. H. Mollenkop, 82 I Rowland avenue. MARY WED Friends Learn Given MAY 3 wedding is the o'clock.

She 356 Lexington learned of evening at the SALSGIVER TO HERMAN WEILAND of Approaching Marriage at Party Thursday Evening at Carl Weiland Home, 478 Wood Street. date chosen by Miss Mary Salsgiver for her at the St. Peter's Catholic church at 9:30 will become the bride of Herman Weiland, avenue, son of Mrs. H. N.

Weiland. Friends coming nuptials at a party given Thursday Carl Weiland home, 478 Wood street. Mrs. H. N.

Weiland and Mrs. Weiland, sister-in-law of the bridegroom-to-be, were the hostesses. Five hundred was the diversion enjoyed by the 12 guests and prizes were won by Mrs. John Weiland and Mrs. Charles Browning, who presented them to the honoree, The group gave the bride-elect an electrical gift and a shower of miscellaneous gifts.

Later luncheon served at small tables which were decorated with appointments in blue and pink. Miss Salsgiver is employed at the Mansfield-Leland hotel and Mr. Weiland at the Ohio Brass WEDDING POSTPONED. The wedding of Miss Carolyn Buzenski and Louis Tridico which was scheduled to- take place Saturday at the St. Peter's Catholic church has been postponed, according to announcement being made today.

MRS. WOLF. HOSTESS. Ten members of the Druscilla club and two guests, Mrs. Ella Lang of Toledo and Dale Muth, attended the meeting of club Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

A. O. Wolf, Helen avenue. Contests were enjoyed during the social hour and prizes were given to Mrs. Della Cairns, Mrs.

Dan Long and Mrs. John Barr. Later a luncheon was served at one long table decorated with a centerpiece of violets. The next meeting of May 15 will be held at the home of Mrs. John Hartenfels, 152 Lexington avenue.

PLAN PARTY. Love and Friendship class members of Mayflower Congregational church met recently at the church. Mrs. Ralph Bloom, Mrs. Harry Ross and Miss Imogene Bennett led the devotions.

Mrs. Bloom, president, conducted the business session. Plans to hold the fourth yearly birthday party of the club April 23 at the church were made. A social evening was spent after the business meeting. The next meeting will be held May 13 at the home of Mrs.

Robert Odson, 205 Home avenue. THIRD DISTRICT. Twenty members and two guests, Mrs. Charles Hart and Miss Millie Davis, attended the meeting of the Third district of the First Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at the home Mrs. LeRoy McGinty, 166 Vennum avenue.

Following the business session Mrs. W. H. Wolford conducted the devotions. Mrs.

McGinty then gave an interesting paper on "Queen Wilhelmina," which was written Mrs. Earl Paxton. The next meeting will be held May 21 at the church. Assisting Mrs. McGinty were Mrs.

Howard Almy and Mrs. John Fighter. Bride-to-Be Feted at Party At Baughmans Miss Ann Besch, whose marriage 1 to Fred Kinkel will be an of May 3, was honored with events miscellaneous shower and prenuptial party Thursday evening at the Baughman home, 16 South Adams street. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Howard Baughman, Mrs.

George Geiselman, sisters of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Nicholas Besch, sister-in-law. Games were the diversion and prizes were presented to Mrs. Robert Hock, Miss Mary Kinkel and Miss Helen Baughman, who gave them to Miss Besch. Later a luncheon was served at small tables with appointments in keeping with the season.

Yellow and orchid was the color scheme used and favors were miniature Easter baskets. When the group surprised the honoree with a shower of gifts the hostesses presented her with a wedding present. Miss Besch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Besch, 282 Grace street.

BIRTHDAY CLUB. Mrs. H. J. Schmitz, 369 Park avenue east, was hostess to 10 members of the Eureka Birthday club and two guests, Mrs.

Anastasia Nail and Mrs. Cook, Wednesday afternoon at her home. Five hundred was the diversion following luncheon at the noon hour. The group was served at small tables which were decorated with spring flowers. Score prizes for the game were won by Mrs.

Chloe Linkhart, Mrs. Maude Schrack. Mrs. Nail and Mrs. Linkhart won the traveling prize.

The next meeting will be held May 14 with Mrs. Rhea Bauer the home of Schmitz. One new member, Mrs. George Hanawald, was welcomed into the club. MISSIONARY SESSION.

During the business meeting plans were made to hold a roller skating party on May charge of Miss Virginia Horst, captain of the losing team in a recent contest. At the close of the evening the host served refreshments from a table centered with a large cake on which was the name Crescendo. Spring flowers were also used as decorations. The group will travel by bus Saturday to Cleveland to attend the operas, "Faust" and "Rigoletto." All planning to make the trip are to meet at the bus station at 10 a. m.

Those from the Crescendo club who will attend are Misses Ann Bayer, Louanne Berger, James Callahan, Sally Diehl, James Edwards, Eileen Dysart, William Horst, Virginia Horst, Leona Hout, Patricia Hieber, Phyllis Koons, Donald McLaughlin, David Talbot, Harvey Todd. James Thomas, Richard Fisch, Walter Simon, Frankie Lane, Betty Axtell, Elizabeth Burneson, William Houston, Todd Strominger, Mrs. Claude Ewing, Mrs. George Vawter, Mrs. E.

D. Gibson, Ruth Vrbanac, Eleanor Coe, Carol Kirkland and Bettie Gibson. CYANE CLUB. Miss Isabel Kass, West Third street, entertained members of the Cyane club Wednesday evening at her home. Bridge was: in play with score gifts being won by Mrs.

Peter Creamer, and Mrs. George Conklin. At the close of the games a luncheon was served at small tables decorated with lighted tapers. The next meeting on April 30 will be held with Mrs. Ted Patterson, Park avenue west.

Schedule of Events SATURDAY University Club- Formal Dinner-vance at Mansfield Leland hotel, 8:30. Colony club -Informal dinnerdance at 6:30 p. m. at Fairway. SUNDAY Business and Professional Women's club Steak fry and hike, meeting 2:30 p.

m. at the court house. COOKING SECRETS COME WITH YOUR FRIENDS COOKING SCHOOL NEXT Mrs. R. D.

Anderson and Mrs. J. W. Waddell were hostesses to members of the Women's Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Eighteen were in attendance with Mrs.

W. E. Shane conducting the business meeting. Mrs. George Riel led the devotions and Mrs.

D. E. Craig was in charge of the program with the topic concerning, "'The Beginning of the Christian Church." Later refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be held May 21 at the home of Mrs. J.

C. Brant, South Main street, with Mrs. Orlan Hoyer as associate hostess. Miss Helen Brown will be in charge of the program. vice president of the W.

R. of of Crestline, wife of the deR. of Ohio were in Columbus last by the Columbus corps. Following in honor of the state department and Miss Gloria Kline will be Moorhead, students at Ohio State Memorial hall in Columbus Saturday RAINBOW ASSEMBLY. The semi-monthly meeting of the Rainbow Assembly for held at the K.

of P. hall Wednesday evening. Plans were made for the group to make a tour of the Ohio State Reformatory Thursday after which a theater party was held. On April 26 the girls will have a formal dance at Grotto hall and on May 10 there will be a Mother-Daughter banquet. Obligatory day, will be observed April 20 7 p.

m. at the First Presbyterian church, Seven candidates will be initiated for membership. Members are to meet in the church basement at 7:30. The advisory board members will tend the ceremony. It was also announced there would be no inspection at the Masonic Temple on Saturday evening.

CLASS MEETING. Fifteen members of the Class of '36 of the First Christian church met at the home of Frederick Cliffe, 287 West Fourth street, recently. Miss Erma Grandstaff was guest present. Routine business was discussed after which a social hour was enjoyed. Games were the diversion with prizes being won by Misses Helen Davidson, Dottie Manus and Harriett Buckmaster.

At the close of the meeting a luncheon was served by the host. Kitchen Planning, Remodeling TRUMPOWER Kitchen Supply Co. 600 Grace St. Opp. Liberty Park Permanent Waves $1 to $10 Beauty Aids Beauty Center MANSFIELD'S FINEST N.

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