The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 6

-TBB SANDDSKV NOV. 1S4S Club Activities Society Events of City and Vicinity Personal Mention Installation Service Is Held For Officers Of Auxiliary At Session Installation ceremonies were held Wednesday night at the mppting of St. Cecelia auxiliary No. 78. Knights of St.

John, with JVlr.s Frank J. Burke as the installing officer. The Rt. Rev. Mscrr.

W. C. Zierolf is the spir- ilual advisor. QfficDrs installed were Estel- ninke. president; Ella Hert, president; Abbie "White, first vice president; Sarah Brown, second vice president; Anna Bender, recording secretary; IVIarguerite Mischler, financial secretary; Anna Good, treasurer: Joanne Brennen.

messenger; Esther Harris, sentinel; Clara Baier. guard; Henrietta Obergcfell, Gertrude Albert and Anna Casper, trustees. Preceding the business period and installation service, a potluck supper was served to members and guests from St. Ann's auxiliary of Norwalk and Madonna auxiliary of Kelleys Island. Members exchanged secret I gifts.

The group will hold a Christmas party at the next session, Wednesday, Dec. 2. Heading 'he committee in charge of arrangements is Sarah Brown. Assist- jing her are Gei'trude Albert, Clara Baier, Bornhauser, Stella Burke and Anna Bender. Gift exchange will be a feature of the party.

Couple Entertains With Party For Son Leaving: For Service Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, CHnton-st, entertained with a farewell party Wednesday evening in honor of their son, William, who left this morning for service with the U. S. Navy.

Contest games and pinochle provided the entertainment with awards in the card games going to Willian? Perry and Mrs. Walter Sheets. In the contest games Ruby Windgate, Jean Perry, Dick Andres, Eleanor Kaufman, Dorothy Stiewe, Clara Mae Perry, end William Perry, were fortunate. For the refreshment service which concluded the party the table appointments were in red, white and blue. A large cake topped with a miniature sailor and a marine was used for the centerpiece.

The honored guest was presented numerous gifts. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Mrs. George Noftz, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Sheets, Eleanor Kaufman, Dorothy Stiewe. Ruby Windgate, Betty, Barbara and Nancy Noftz, Peggy Ann, Clara Mae and Jean Perry, Dick Andres, Jim Pepitone, Nelson Noftz and Alvin Rohrbacher. initial Fall Meet Of Sewing Circle Held Wednesdoy With the new officers conducting the meeting. United Ladies Sewing Circle opened its fall session of work a tthe home of Mrs.

Carl Knob'le, Wayne-st. Wednesday afternoon. Business matters were taken up early in the afternoon, with members spending the remainder of the period sewing for Red Cross and Good Samaritan Hospital. A 5 o'clock dinner closed the meet. Mrs.

Anna Birkmayer of Toledo, an associate membe'r of the group, was the only guest at the meeting. William Sprau will entertain the circle at her home at Kockwood farm, Milan-rd, for its next session. Legion Auxiliary Women Hear Reports of Conference, Dance Reports of the fifth district conference held here Oct. 25 and the dance for service men given this week in connection with the U.S.O., were read when the American Legion auxiliary, Commodore Denig unit No. 83 met in the legion headquarters, Thursday evening.

The session was conducted by Mrs. Albert Royer, president. It was also announced that boxes have already been sent to Losing Team Gives Parly For Winners The winning team in an attendance contest of the Kum-Join-Us class of First Christian Church was entertained by the losing team in the church basement last night. Following the devotionals led by Mrs. LuciUe Dunn, games and contests provided entertainment.

Miss Ruth Sanders is chairman of the Christmas party which is being planned for Thursday, Dec. 3. This party will also be held in the church basement. LITTLE GIFTS jiij IN BRILUANT CRYSTAL ll TO PLEASE EVERYONE jji; Colony Pattern 1 VernCTieche "Reliable Jeweler" j't-: Ohio Theiitei- Bldg. Open Saturday Nite as Usual sons of Veterans and auxiliary -members stationed overseas and the boxes to be sent the boys within the U.

are ready to be mailed. There were 36 boxes pre- paried for mailing. Games of pinochle followed the business routine and refreshments were served by the hostesses. On committee were Mrs. Carl Goodsite.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert and Mrs. Fred Hanneman. Next meeting of the organization will be held Nov. 19, at which time the hostesses will be Mrs.

Victor Moore, Mrs. John Freltas and Mrs. Floyd LeGron. Mrs. McCloskey Entertains With Farewell Party Honoring her husband who left today for service with the United States Army Air corps, Mrs.

Richard McCloslcey entertained with a farewell party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Voigt, Meigs-st. Guests played games during the evening and at refreshment time Mr. McCloskey was presented with several going-away gifts.

Those attending were' Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Roth and daughter, Barbara Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Al David, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Stevins, Mr. and Willard Keating, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Marlcet, Mrs.

Mai-y McCloskey and daughter, Mercedes and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Voigt and son, Billy. Garden Club To Hear Policewoman New Deadline For Social Page Items Owing to the curtailment of newsprint and various restrictions during the national emergency it will be necessary to move the society deadline to 10:30 a. m.

each day with the exception of Saturday when it is 10 a. m. To accomodate all who wish to utilize the social columns it will at timea be necessary to use less space and items may have to be condensed. Weddings appearing the day of the ceremony should be in this office the day preceding publication. Tent Officers Are To Be Nominated During the regular meeting of Margaret Ward Huston Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans held in the American Legion club rooms Wednesday afternoon plans were made to hold nomination of officers at the meeting on Wed; nesday, Nov.

18. Mrs. Eura Dahnke, president of the group, conducted the meeting. A social hour is being planned to follow the nomination. Yo-Fe Group To Meet On Sunday Yo-Fe club of First Congregational Church will liold its weekly meeting Sunday evening at the church, with Mr.

and Mrs. John Kerchner, sponsors of the group, as host and hostess. Mr. Kerchner will have the discussion topic, and Katherine Bailey is in charge of devotionals. ROM CENEBATION TO GENERATION No regular meeting of the Garden Club has been scheduled for the month of November but members have been Invited to be guests of the Altrusa club when it presents Sergeant Margaret Slater of the Toledo Police force, Thursday, Nov.

12, at Sandusky High school at 8 p. m. Sergeant Slater will discuss social problems. All clubs in the city have been invited. BUY NOW FOR XMAS Ideal Gifts 1.98 2.98 1.98 3.98 Ivenley BLOUSES S.98 FUR SS9.50 A trfniciidous silet'tion Coats, Coats and Great Coats We are unpacUing hun- of New Cloth Oaals and Dresses.

Couie in now you find just what ou are searching for here. WIENER STORE Home of Prlntaess Coats eai HANCOCK ST. Open Evenings Mother Doubts It PASADENA, Cal. letter received by Mrs. Amber McQuilling from her son, Corp.

Robert McQuilling, taken prisoner at Wake l.sland, and now being held prisoner at the Shanghai war prisoners' camp in Central China, gives evidence, she believes, of having been given a "shot in the ai-m" for lier benefit, by his captors. HR stales he is doing garden work for the prison camp and is finding it "very interesting and instructive." Here is stiver that becomes a most cherished possession. Silver that you'll enjoy using through the years. Brides who select it today will find individual Place Settings a most convenient way to start their service. 6 -PiECE PLACE SETTINGS Start at $16" Ftd.TiJ inc.

Design shown is the VIRGINIAN Three Church Circles Conduct Regular Meetings Thursday Afternoon Three circles of the First Congregational Church held their regular individual meetings yesterday afternoon. Special speakers at the meet of Circle One, for which Mrs. C. A. Rittman was hostess at her home on Columbus-av, were Mrs.

Russell Keller and Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. Keller gave an interesting review of Price's "Japan Rides the a story of the Japanese people. The mother of two Navy men, Mrs.

Charles Curtis spoke to the group on the wartime thrills of her two sons who have been home on leave. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Tina Schoepfle, and Mrs. J. G.

Frost, president, was in charge of the business session. Mrs. Cliarles Wolcott was assistant hostess. Mrs. J.

G. Frost will be hostess to the group Dec. 3, at her home at 404 E. Washington-st. Cliffs of Dover," a long of Mfr.

mviOLuniBUs RUEHUE GAINSBOROUGH STUDIO 4 SOCIAL CALENDAR SATURDAY Miss Mary Louise Bellstein becomes the bride of John Edward Kennedy of Lorain at St. Mary's Church at 9 a. m. Miss Elenor Virginia Ohlemacher becomes the bride of Private James Louis Flieger at St. Mary's Church at 10 a.

m. Women's auxiliary, Presbyterian Church, holds rummage, white elephant sale in church from 1 to 8 p. m. To get pure, finest quality ingredients for making the real home flavor pie crusts, quickly, ask for FIAKO PIE CRUST Smart Shoes for Men and Women iji: Enna Jettick, Edgerton, Nunit Bush I John Maus 1 Open Sat. Night 'til 9 O'clock narrative poem by Alice Duer Miller was read by Mrs.

Edward A. Smith at the meeting of Circle Two, held at the home of Mrs. Wilbert Ohlemacher, on 42nd -8t. Mrs. Wilbert Henkelman led the devotional service, following which there was routine business.

Mrs. H. L. Gayer assisted the hostess. Circle Three met with Mrs.

Carl Horn, Finch-st. Featured on the program was Mrs. Leila Hastings, who gave a paper on the Pilgrims. Mrs. Robert Kurtz was assistant hostess.

Mrs. Joseph Stein will entertain the group Dec. 3 at her home on W. Madlson-st. Job's Daughters Convene Saturday A regular meeting of Jobs Daughters, Bethel No.

18, will be held Saturday in the Masonic temple, starting promptly at 2 p. m. There will be initiation of candidates during the session, and it will be followed by a social hour. Service of refreshments will close the affair. Modtm MalroM Plan Yule Party Members of Modem Matrons club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Amelia Roll, S. Campbell-st. Pinochle play followed the routine, with Mrs. Eva Wagner, Mrs. Hilda tiouy and Mrs.

Kathryn Malnzer winning awards. Mrs. George Faberwas a guest at the meet. Mrs. Evelyn Kromer will be hostess to the group on Thursday, Dec.

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