The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 2

i Page Two i HE'EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY; DECEMBER 19. RUTH CLARKE Editor THE EVENING NEWS SOCIAL PAGE SOCIETY DESK Phone 296 Former Sault Girl Wins First Prize in Beaux Arts Designing Mrs.

John Turabian, who will be remembered hero as the former Miss Peggy Gordon, was highly honored recently when her creation, "Smoke and Flame" was awarded first prize in the costume designing competition for thc Beaux Arts Ball which was an event at the Hotel Astor, New York City, on November 14. Mrs. Turabian is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Vincent Gordon of Toronto and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Blair of this city. She attended (he Sault high school.

The Toronto Daily Star carried the following account: "Peggy Gordon, Toronto girl, carried off honors in the costume signing competition for the Beaux Arts Ball which will be a spectac- Social Calendar SATURDAY Irish stew supper, Church of Christ, 5:00 to 7:00. MONDAY Daughters of Isabella, Knights of Columbus Frances Bone L. T. Hope Mission, Pythian 'Sisters, Knights of Pythias hallr 8:00. Rotary Club, Hotel Ojibwav 12:15.

tea for alumnae members, Room 2, high school 4:00 to B. P. O. Elks, Elks temple, 8:00. Daughters of Rebekah, Odd Fellows hall, 7:30.

Junior Maccabees, Knights of Pythias hall, 6:30. Kiwanis Club, Hotel Ojibway 12:00 noon, L. A. A. Knights of Columbus 7:30.

Victory Queen Hive Maccabees Knights of Pythias hall, 8:00. WEDNESDAY of Pythias, Castle hall, University of Michigan Alumni dance. Wilds pavilion, 9:30 to 1:00. SATURDAY Big Ten dance. Knights of Columbus ular event at the Hotel Astor, New York, tonight.

Her creation, "Smoke and Flame," has a blouse of sheer gray-blue, the head-dress, gloves and one layer of flames tipped with gold metallic cloth. The next layer flames and hands of the gloves are flame velvet, the lower hoots of crimson velvet and the belt of gilt. Peggy's creation will appear in the Fete de Rayon- Fantastique and is one of the designs submitted by pupils of the Traphagen School of Fashion, New York. Peggy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Vincent Gordon." Sf. John's Choir Presents Musical Program on Sunday The choir of St. John's Lutheran church will present a musical program tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.

Miss Alno Nikander Is the director. The following numbers have been arranged: vocal solo, Mrs. Lillian Cole; piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Kokko; reading, Miss Ann Vannl; recitation. Miss Ann Masalin; organ solos. Miss Alno Nikander and William Luoma; two songs hy a ladies' quartet; address by the Rev.

L. A. Ahlman. Coffee will be served in thc church parlors after the program. Isabellas to Have Party On Monday The Daughters of Isabella will have a Christmas party for members only In the Knights of Columbus hall Monday night, December 21, at .8:30.

There will be an exchange of small gifts. Anyone wishing to donate to the Christmas baskets may send his contributions the Knights of Columbus hall at that time. The committee for January activities has been announced as follows: Mrs. Flora LaJofce. chairman; Mrs.

Ethel Kibble, Miss Betty LaBello, Mrs. 'Marie L'Huillier, Mrs Mabel LaJoice, Mrs. Vivian LaJoice Mrs. Ida Mrs. Blanche LaRue, Miss Mary Labyak, Miss Marx- Lawless, Mrs.

Nell LeLievre. Mrs. Lucille Luberto, Mrs. Kate Mc- Calrn, and Mrs. Mary McCartj-.

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I Comings, Goings And Events Jerome Bcllcau arrived Thursday from Michigan State College to spend the vacation period with his mother, Mrs. J. Bcllcau of Kimball street. Arriving today from Albion aro Donald Finlayson, Spencer Haugh. Glen Hunsberger, John Ross, Paul Shoemaker, Donald Washburn of Brimloy and Ben Mackie of Rudyard.

Following the regular business meeting of the Daughters of Rcbe- kah Tuesday night, December 22 at 7:30, there will be a jitney Christmas party, a short program and refreshments. The committee in charge Includes Mrs. Louise Rapson, Mrs. Frank Oakea, Mrs. Henry Bertram, Mrs.

James Troycr Mrs. Pearl Bradley and Mrs. Gertrude Klein. To spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. at Andary of Armory Place, Paul Andary is arriving today from Assumption College in Sandwich, Ontario.

Leonard Oberman and Julian Barish arrived Thursday from the University of Michigan to spend the Christmas recess here. Mrs. Nelson Eagle and her granddaughter, Miss Peggy Nelson, will leave Monday for Minneapolis Mrs. Eagle will spend the Christmas holidays there and will attend the wedding of another granddaughter, Miss Virginia Nelson Miss Peggy Nelson has been visit- ng friends here since Thanksgiving. Miss JcancUe VcrStraate.

daughter of Dr and Mrs jQhn tjtraate, who is attending the Westminster College of Music at Princeton New Jersey. will spend her Christmas vacation in the cast. Arriving yesterday from Ann Arbor was Tony Trapasso, who is a student in the medical school. uu i spend th Christmas recess with his, father, Frank Trapasso of Ashmun street. The SterlingvIHe Ladies' Aid Society met Wednesday with John Eveteigh for a poUuck din-: nor A program and cxchang-e of fts were enjoyed.

Present were Mrs. Clarence Hill. Mrs. William IT M' IrS Joc Hil1 's- Mrs. David Hill.

Mrs. James bCrt Ev Mrs. John Shobbrook, Mrs, William A Vin McK and Mrs. Clifford Robinson. The next meeting will be on January 6 with Mrs.

Clarence Hill. Miss Marjorie Pick is expected to arnve next Thursday to spend the week-end "'ith her parents. Mr and Mrs. George Willcy, 302 Barbeau street. Jacobs.

arrived ves- torday from Ann Arbor and is spending the Christmas vacation with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jacobs of Peck street Mr Arr Bcn Ta come" to thc Sault for New Year's. Matthew Howie, Jr. Is arriving today from St.

Thomas College at St. Paul, Minnesota, where he is enrolled in the school of engineering- arid will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Howie. Spruce street, cast, during the holidays.

Miss Margaret Murray came yesterday from thc College of St Catherine at St. Paul. Minnesota, to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs David Murray, of Spruce street east during thc holiday season. James Gage, who graduated this term from Michigan State college arrived in the Sault early this week and will remain here after a student at East Lansing ar- Mr da i th nrC 30n Mr.

and Mrs. W. Gage, 406 Spruce street east. Sunday Dinner Roast Chicken, Steak, Oysters, Fish, Business Lunches. OLYMPIA After Busy Shopping Hours Kcfrcshtns con at thc Olympia, Miss Elizabeth WorrJIow will arrive today from Boston to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank B. Worrilow during thc holiday season. She attends the Katherinc Gibbs school. of Mr.

and Mrs. Chcsley H. Huni gerford of Seymour road, who is a I junior at Michigan State college, i arrived last night to spend the va- i cation period with her grand- mother, Mrs. Etta Gates, 402 Car- rio street. 1 Mrs.

J. Vincent Gordon of Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Blair, Court street, Mr.

Gordon will join her for Christmas. Miss Elsie Stevens is expected tomorrow from Gladstone where she is a teacher in the public schools. She will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stevens of Augusta street during the Christmas recess.

The Christmas holidays began Friday for four students at thc University of Detroit. David W. Ripley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Ripley, 010 Johnstone, Is a Junior in the College of Arts and Sciences. He is thc first string quarterback on the university's varsity football team. Also in the College of Arts and Sciences is Hugh C. Murray, son and Mrs.

Hugh Murray 403 Easterday. He is a freshman. John W. and Thomas B. Payne, sons at Mrs.

M. M. Payne, 203 Brady, are freshmen in the College of Commerce and Finance. Miss Charlotte Wheatley is arriving today from Michigan State college to be with her and Mrs. A.

E. Wheatley during the holidays. Miss Alberta Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.

N. Bell, 409 Cedar street, has arrived from Ypsilanti to be with her parents for the Christmas vacation. Miss Ellen Paananen, who has been a nurse at the War Memorial hospital here, is visiting: her parents at Marquette. She has accepted a position at Harper hospital, Detroit, and will report for duty there on January 4. The Methodist Foreign Missionary Society met "Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

G. G. Malcolm, 409 Maple street for the Christmas meeting. There were 12 members present. Mrs.

Harold Bruce presided during: the following program: Opening hymn; devotionals, Mrs. Armstrong, who took as her topic Matthew 2:2, "Where Is this King of the Jews," and gave a reading, "Stars That Go Before." Mrs. E. S. Harrison presented' a reading, "Dust In the Road," and Mrs.

Bruce gave the legend of "Babooska." After the business session, the hostess served lunch, with Miss Sophie Hill assisting. The next meeting of the group be Miss Sarah Sharpe. Adjutant J. R. Cheyne is confined to his home by an attack of Mr.

and Mrs. B. M. Crawford will arrive today from Hockland, Michigan, where Mr. Crawford is superintendent of schools, and will visit during the Christmas vacation at the home of Mrs.

Crawford's 'mother, Mrs. Lucy Murphy, 1420 Ashmun street. MISS N. IT Tailor and Fur Maker of IjdJes 1 ind Gentlemen's Garments. S5S Portage Avc.

Fhono 160. Hotel Tahquamenon HULBERT, MICH. Dinners, Pattys, Banquets "Will Find Our Service Complete, Our Rooms are AVarm and Comfortable. are starting to come in the yard. You will soon he able to see them.

Ann D. Booth, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. D. K.

Booth, will-arrive tomorrow to spend the Christmas, holidays with her parents. Miss is a sophomore at Lake Forest college, Lake Forest, Illinois. Miss Margaret Lipsett came this morning: from Western college at Oxford, Ohio, and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Lipsett, during her vacation. The Ladies Mission Circle of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. A. E.

Andree, 40-1 Adams avenue with IS members present. Mrs. W. B. Robertson led the devotionals.

Mrs. William Little, who is in charge of the white cross work, gave a report of the boxes that were packed and sent, one to Kodiak, Alaska, and one of medical supplies to Burma. Mrs. Dauncey, gave; a. paper.

"Lonely Homes and Neglected Lives." During the social hour that followed the business meeting there was a vocal duet by Mrs. Russell Moffat and Mrs. Harold Embs and a guitar duet by Betty Young and Aileen Gaffney. Refreshments were served, with Mrs. Herbert Ryan and Mrs.

Sadie Wines assisting Mrs. Andree. The next meting will be with Mrs. William Little at her home, in Kimball street. Donald Yale, son of Mr.

and Mrs. I. V. Yale arrived last night from Michigan State college and is spending the holidays with his parents. Miss Patricia Moore arrived Thursday night from Mount Pleasant where she is a student at Central State Teachers' college to visit i her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Moore of Cedar street during the Christmas holidays. Miss Agatha McNaughton and her brother, Jack McNaughton, arrived today to spend the holidavs with their parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto B. McNauphton. Miss Mc- Xauphton is a student at Mary- grove college, Detroit, and Jack attends the University of Michigan. Theil Bailey returner! to Detroit Saturday after spending the past four months in thc at Drummond Island.

Mrs. Bailey remain in the city until nftcr the Christmas holidays. Miss Olive McKee has come from Ypsilanti and is spending the holidays with her mother. Mrs. Emily McKee, Spruce street east.

Mr. and Mrr. Thomas Wheatley and their son. Creighton, of Detroit are guests of Mr. Wheatley's Mr.

and Mrs. A. K. Wheatley of Peck street. They will spend the holidays here.

Miss June liungerford, daughter BEAUMIER Funeral Home 115 Maple. Phone 1304. Special Services Sunday, Tuesday in Baptist Church Chrstmas will be celebrated at the Baptist church with special services next Sunday and a Christmas festival next Tuesday night. At the Sunday morning service a boy and girl chorus choir of 100 voices will sing familiar Christmas carols. The Chapel choir will sing "Cheribum Song" (Borthyard) and a Moffat, Mrs.

Schlag, and Mrs. sing "Sleep, Holy Babe" (Matthews). The pastor's short Christmas message will be "Let Us Go Even to Bethlehem." The evening service will be divided into two parts. The first part will consist of carols by the con gregation. Solo, "Nazareth" by Albert Ward.

Solo with violin oblfgato, "The Angels Refrain," Mrs. Schlag, Earl Thomas, violin, Mrs. M. Jones, or gan. A reading, Star Divine," by Mrs.

Ethelyn Thomas. Solo, by Emma Mae Skidmore. Short message by the pastor "Gentlemen the King." Part Two A Christmas Cantata, "Adoration 1 by George Nevin by the Chapel choir, directed by Thomas Minister of Music. The soloists are: soprano, Mrs. Moffctt; alto, Mrs Harold Embs; tenor, Carlton Lind strom.

The quartet: Miss Myrtle Scales Mrs. E. Schlag, Mrs. John Crawford and Mr. Sam Skidmore.

The- church has-been decorated for the occasion.by the senior B. Y. P. U. society in charge of Robert Hyslop, Jr.

Tuesday will be the Sunday school Christmas festival. The program is in charge of Mrs. Barnes and will consist of recitations, solos, drills, exercises, dialogues etc. by tho children. During the evening Santa Glaus is expected to arrive with his usual good cheer.

This service will start about 7:30 p. m. Announce Order of Worship at Methodist Church The order of service for the Christmas worship at the Central Methodist church tomorrow morning, with Allan J. Babcock as the organist and director, has been announced as follows: Anthem, "Hark, tKe Glad Round," by Worthing, choir. Hymn 125, Come All Ye Faithful." Pastoral prayer.

Bass solo, Paul Gilbert. Reading, "Why the Chimes Rang," by Raymond MacDonald Alden, Jean Sharpe MacLachlan. Duet, "Song In the Air," by Harrington, Norris Nuss and Mrs. Donald Passmore. Offertory, "Ave Maria" by Bach- Gounod, Mr.

Babcock. Anthem, "Nazareth" by Gounod choir. Scripture. Soprano solo, Holy Night" by Adam, Mrs. John Anthem, "The First Christmas Morn," by Newton, choir.

Hymn 118, "Fairest Lord Jesus" Sermon by the pastor, "Christmas In the Heart." Hymn 115, "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks." Benediction. Birth; CAMPBELL Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Campbell, SI! Johnstone street, are the parents of a daugttter, Priscilla Jane, born at thc War Memorial hospital at 6:30 p. December IS, 1836. The baby weighed seven poun'cls and fifteen ounces. THOMPSON" Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Thompson. 319 Spruce street east, are the parents of a daughter, Patricia Ann. born at the War Memorial hospital, at 3:22 a. December 19. 1936.

Thc baby weighed six pounds, six and one half ounces. Santa Present at Christmas Program of Legion Auxiliary Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary and their children gathered in the Legion Hall last night for the annual Christmas party. The program included songs by the Carolers, 27 members of; the Junior Auxiliary; a violin solo by Sam Stcphenson accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Helen Stephenson; a song by Jimmy Henderson, accompanied by mother, Mrs. James Henderson; a recitation by Donald Gerrie; a duet by Patricia and Isabel Sparling; a cornet solo by Benedict Behling; a one-act play, "Christmas Eve" with Verna Hillock, Marjorie Lapish, Philip Lapish and Paul Levin as members of the cast; Come, All Ye Faithful," by the Drum and Bugle Corps; and a recitation, "Jingle Bells," by Bobbie Gerrie.

Santa Ciaus was present to distribute candy and apples to all those participating in the program as well as to over 50 other children who attended. dance-for the older members followed. Lapish, James Henderson, Mrs. Mary T. McKenna, Mrs.

Tom Butler and Mrs. A. Sparling were.in charge of the arrangements. Members of the. Carolers, who were dressed in white robes trimmed with red and carried red candles, include Marjorie Lapish, Dorothy Lapish, Fay Behling, Dor- Alpha of Sweets Special Sunday Dinners Roast Turkey Roast and Fried Chickens Juicy Tender Steak Fish and Oysters Also Light Lunches Served 11 a.

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