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9 August 14, 1934 THE DAILY NEWS OHIO Page Five Social Happenings Personals News of Interest to Women Reception for W. C. Graduates Open house at Twin Ash hall, tollowing baccalaureate services at the gymnasium, attracted a number of guests, the majority from out of town, families and friends of members. of the summer graduating class of Wilmington College. Quantities of late summer flowers, brought in by thoughtful friends, were arranged artistically about the parlors of the hall and provided a colorful: and attractive setting for the reception.

Particularly effective were the appointments of the table at which punch was served by Miss Alice Gons, -Miss Helen McCoy and Miss Mary Hoskins, after greetings were ex tended the guests of honor. Dean Frances McDonald, just returned from the summer season abroad was in her usual role of hostess, and extended cordial welcome. to the graduates and the guests upon arrival. Miss Mar. guerite Mitchell, Wilmington College registrar, headed the receiving line and was in charge of Introduetions, assisted by Miss Evelyn Hibner, Miss Marjorie Reed and, Miss Dorothy Mason, Throughout the reception hours Incidental piano selections were played by Miss Dorothy Locke, of the department of music.

Collett-McKay Pienje The 68th annual Collett-McKay picnic. was held at the picnic grounds the New Burlington road, Saturday, and the attendance at the 1934 event numbered 294 members and connections of both families and friends. The Collett-McKay picnic is one of the oldest family gatherings in the state and for 68 years has been held in the same grove, the property of the families, and not once in the long period has it been prevented by rain. The picnic grounds affords an ideal setting and this year was especially attractive. The dinner was spread on a long table, literally heaped with good things to eat, and the hours of serv.

ing and the attendant visiting were prolonged in their extreme pleasure. Those from a distance on the register of attendance were: Miss Matilda Yeo, of Glendale, Mr. and Mr's. Joshua Collett and daughter, Elizabeth. of Pittsburgh; Miss Martha McCune, Cleveland: N.

H. Carey, of: LaHabra. Pauline Dixson, of Oklahoma City; Mrs. Anna C. Little.

Mrs. Mary Little Cannan. of Rochester. N. Mrs.

C. L. Armentrout, of Elkin, W. Mrs. Jane MaCune and daughter, of Kokomo, Ind.

Brant Announcement was made Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Social Calendar -TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 Hebron Rebekah Lodge, 7:30 P. M.

at Odd Fellows hall. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 Aid Society postpones weekly. quilting at church because of Yearly Meeting. Wednesday Contract. Bridge Club, 8 P.

M. Hostess, Mrs. Gilbert Wilkin, North Lincoln street. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 Presbyterian Womans Bible Class picnoc at Peelle's Park. Noon dinner.

Church of Christ Homemakers Class picnic at Peelle's. Familles invited. Supper, 6 P. M. Mt.

Olive Sewing Club allday meeting scheduled for this date with Mrs. Wilby Henry postponed for one week. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 Rebekah district meeting and school of instruction at I. 0. 0.

F. temple. Regular meeting U. S. W.

V. Camp and Auxiliary, 8 P. M. at Court house. SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 D.

of A. No. 211 members and families picnic at Peelle's Park. Basket dinner, 12:30 P. M.

Davis-Santee reunion at Dover Church. McFadden-Hodson reunion at Wayne Township school building. Holmes reunion at Grassy Run Park. Brant of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jeanette, to Francis H. Pyle, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Pyle of near The ceremony took place in Blanchester. Saturday evening. Immediately following their mar. riage, Mr.

and Mrs. Pyle -departed on a motoring trip south, their objective being the Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. They are ex. pected to return the last of the week. Mrs.

Pyle is a graduate of Wilmington High School and is employed in the office of the Radio Acceptance Company. Mr. Pyle is an employe of N. S. Ireland.

Arehart-Wical Mrs. Myrtle Wical, of Sabina. is announcing the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ludine, to Herbert Arehart, of Bowersville, on August 9. The ceremony. was -performed -We Give Enterprise Club Tickets G.

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J. Bretz officiating. The attendants were Miss Vivi Cooper and Otis Wilson, of Sabina, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gregory, this city, witnessed the ceremony.

The bride was wearing a blue and gray silk crepe ensemble, with corsponding accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Arehart, will reside in Xenia where the bridegroom 1s employed at the Bryant Motor Mrs. Arehart graduated from Sabina High School in 1931.

Mr. Arehart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Arehart, of. Bowersville.

Bridge Club Meets in Sabina Mrs. Paul Sperry extended the hospitality of her pretty home in Sabina to members of her bridge club of this city and a few additional guests for a lovely afternoon party on Saturday. Mrs. C. A.

Varemann, Mrs. John Bonecutter, Mrs. Robert 'Haines, Mrs. Amos Smith, Mrs. B.

H. McWat Clure, this city, and Mrs. Lawrence Riddell, of Xenia, of 1 the membership and Mrs. Harry Ort and Mrs. H.

L. Littleton, of Sabina, made up the two tables in play. When scores were, counted at the finish of the interesting contest, Mrs. Ort was awarded the guest trophy and the club prize went to Mrs. Varelmann.

Beautiful gladioli of salmon shade were used in decoration of the home and centered the tables when the hostess transformed them for the serving of a delicious collation in the late afternoon. At Home from Foreign Tour Mrs. Frances McDonald, dean of women at Wilmington College, has returned from a six weeks' trip abroad, on which she was accompanied by her son, Gerald McDonald, of New York City. England, Belgium. Holland, Germany, tria, Switzerland and France were the countries included in their itinerary and a visit to the Passion Play at Oberammergau was one of the enjoyable features.

Her daughter, Miss Margery Donald, who went East with a party of Cleveland friends in time to meet the boat when it docked, is remaining for longer visit in New York, Atlantic City. Philadelphia and Washington D. C. Entertained in Hillsboro Sam Rice, Sheldon Shrieves and Gilbert Wilkin were guests from this city at a bridge party entertained by Blair Boyd at his home in Hillsboro, Monday night, honoring Dan Morgan, of. Chicago.

Duplicate bridge was the eve: ning's diversion and at its finish an elaborate buffet lunch was served. Presbyterian W. B. Picnie The annual summer picnic of the Womans Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church School will be held at- Peelle's Park, Thurs. day, all-day, the feature of the outing being the noonday meal for which each one attending will contrubute one article of food, and take her own table service.

Those wishing to attend who are without means of tion are asked to communicate with Mrs. A. B. Warning. Card Party Misses Ida May and Nida Vanscoy entertained as guests at a card party Helen Matthew, Dorothy Watson, Florence, Lambeke, Ralph and Marvin Roberts and Leroy Valentine.

At the finish of the game, delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. and son, Russell were hosts at a dinner party, their guests including members of the Clinton Juniors baseball club, Maxwell Bobbitt, George Craig, Eugene McNeal, Earl Camp, Paul Camp, Sherman and Walter Long, Russell Burdon, Harold Lambeke and Russell Frazier.

Wednesday Contract Club Mrs. Gilbert Wilkin is serving in the role of hostess to members of the Wednesday Afternoon Contract Bridge Club at an evening session this week, inviting, the club membership to her home-onNorth Lincoln street Wednesday at 8 P. M. Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Wertz companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanderson, motored to Dayton, Saturday evening, and spent the weekend with relatives and, friends. They were accompanied home, on Sunday, by the former's niece, Miss Ethal Wertz, a former Wilmington resident, who will spend the next tew weeks visiting relatives and friends, here: Miss Werts Is convalescing from a serious operation. Mrs.

G. E. Watt and Mrs. C. B.

Cartwright departed Tuesday for New York City, where they will purchase fall merchandise for G. 1 E. Watt Company. They will be In the East two weeks and on their return will stop in Cleveland for a few days. Mr.

and Mrs. B. M. Hiatt and sons, Mrs. Walter Hoskins and Dr.

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Hadley remained for the week's visit. Robert Farquhar and daughter. Ann, of Philadelphia, are visiting this week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Farquhar, and sister, Miss Esther Farquhar. at home from Cleveland for three weeks' vacation. Mrs. Roy Brown and sons, Bobbie and Eddie.

returned home Sunday after a week's visit in Day. ton. john Harlan, called to Queneno, by the death of his brother-in-law, Albert Kortow, is pected home Thursday or Friday. Sunday evening guests in the hope of Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs.

Blanche Deck Allen Simking Telephone News Journal New Vienna Agent LADIES AID SOCIETY TO HOLD SESSION TOMORROW Members of 8. 0. Class Will Be Guests at NEW VIENNA-The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will had an all day meeting at the home of Mrs.

Jett Clark, Wednes- of Dayton; Marvin Ervin, of Xenia; Miss Jessie Brown, of Jamestown, Floyd Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Philip' Lancen and family, and Miss Geraldine Johnson, of Sabina; and Lawrence Thomas, of Xenia. Mrs. Frank Briggs, of Cincinnati, Mrs.

J. E. Thomas and son, Charles, of New Carlisle, Mrs. C. R.

Starbuck and Mrs. Frances ald, the latter coming on from New York, following her return from abroad, arrived in Wilmington Saturday from Cuyahoga Falls, where they attended the funeral services for Fred R. Hale, brother of Mrs. McDonald. Miss Jessie Brown, of James.

town, is spending the week with her uncle and aunt, and Mrs. W. F. Brown, and Miss Evelyn Tucker, Mrs. Robert Conard and Miss June Warnock are among members of Alpha Kappa Sorority in camp this week at Indian Lake.

Mrs. Charles Hockaden and Miss Edna Hockaden, of Portsmouth, fore guests entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Michell. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marshall accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd, of Washington C.

when they departed Sunday for a week's vacation at Hess Lake, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dalton and Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Curtis departed Monday night for. Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition for a week. Mrs. Lela Grice has returned home after three months' sojourn with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

John Harrity, in Corambus. (Continued on page seven) day. Members of the S. 0. S.

class will be guests at the Meeting. Mrs. F. H. Martin and daughter, Edith McWilliams, of Xenia, spent Thursday and Friday at Findlay' where they attended the school reunion.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Lida Moyer and son, Charles. and' Miss Eve Aubrey have returned after Jackson a two where weeks camping near they were in charge of the culinary department for 4H Club girls and boys of Southern Ohio counties.

Harry Carey and family and Ralph Carey, of Careytown, returned Sunday from Chicago where they attended the fair. Claude Sears, of Cineinnatt, spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Deck are visiting relatives in Bluffton. Seriously 111 Will Foreman is seriously ill. Mrs. Emma Holmes spent a few days with her daughter Mrs.

Hur. vey Young, in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross and Miss Sude.

Huff attended the Ross reunion Sunday, near Hillsboro. Mr. r. and Mrs. E.

F. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Green visited relatives in Hillsboro Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Roush attended the Pratt reunion at Lynchburg on Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Southerland and Mrs. Hazel Runk were visitors In Wilmington Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rulon is spending a few days with Mrs. W. J. Elliott.

Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McVey, of WIlmington, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Eaton and called on friends in "Attend Reunion Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Southerland, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simkins, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Southerland, and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Southerland attended the Barr reunion near Washington C. Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hogue and children, of Newark, spent Wednesday with Mrs.

Callie Deck and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moyer and a party of friends from Cincinnati spent the week at a cottage on Indian Lake, Mrs. Lida Moyer and son, Charles, and Eve Aubrey joining them on Thursday returning on 'Sunday evening.

Misses Fannie and Ota Runk and John Runk were visitors in Witmington on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Nettner and son, Howard, of Columbus, and Mrs.

George Neffner, and daughter, Anna Elizabeth, of New York, spent the weekend at the Neffner home here. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Runk and son, Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs.

Vaughn Huffman and son, Billy, enjoyed Sunday in Paris and Lexington, Kentucky. Doris Baton is the house guest of Ruth Ann Davis at Loveland and will visit this week with her aunt, Mrs. Sam Keexer, at Lebanon. Returns Home Miss Evelyn Henderson accome panied by her aunt, Miss Julia Vandervort, of North Manchester, has returned to the Henderson home afer a month's trip in Michigan. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Holmes and. daughter, Thelma, and Miss "Addie and Ethel Johnson attended the Miller reunion on Sunday at Peelle's Park, Harry Rulon and wife. of Mechanicsburg, visited the. former's parents, Mr.

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After a week's vacation in this city, the guests of their cousin, Martha Ann Robinson, Ruthanna and Barbara Jean Merker ed to their home in Madisonville, Sunday, returning with their mother and brother, Mrs. Clarence Merker and Clarence Edward Merker, who motored up for them. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hadley and daughter, Betty Ann, of Columbus and Mr.

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