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THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER -The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas- WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 1936 PAGE FIVE SECTION TWO Women's Activities EDITED BY MARGARET KELLY ABERNE1HY TELEPHONE 7121 Circles Meet Today Circles one three and four of Sugaw Creek church auxiliary will meet at the church at 2 o'clock this afternoon The auxiliary will meet at 3 o'clock Belmont Affairs Honor Two Brides Social Calendar NOTICE Owing to the vast amount of material lo be handled en Saturday it is absolutely essential that all available matter for the Sunday society pages be in The Observer office by noon Friday Items available before that time cannot and will not be given the same consideration if received later Wednesday 10:30 a The Presbyterian hospital auxiliary will meet at the hospital this morning Wednesday 10:30 a The Treble Clef Chorus will meet at the Charlotte Woman's club Wednesday 10:30 a The executive committee of the will meet at the A A prayer service will be held at 10:30 a Wednesday 12 The commu nity Bible class taught by Mrs Bryan will meet in the parish house at St Episcopal church Wednesday 2:30 The Letter Carriers auxiliary will meet with Mrs Clark at her home at 1519 Southwood avenue GLADYS SWARTH0UT SINGS IN UNC HALL FEBRUARY 12 CHAPEL HILL Jan Gladys Swarthout who has made an outstanding success in opera and the movies will come to the University to sing in Memorial hall February 12 Miss Swarthout's concert is being sponsored by the local chapter of Phi Mu Alpha national music fraternity Making her debut in New York five years ago when she sang La Vieca in at the Metropolitan opera house she has become one of the most popular young artists of the country Miss Josephs Moves Miss Julia Josephs daughter of Mrs Emily Josephs of this city who has been making her home at the Dodge hotel in Washington has moved to the Walbridge house at 1759 Street North West Washington Miss Josephs recently went to Washington to accept the position of secretary to Frank McNinch chairman of the Fedetal Power commission Dilworth P-T A Meeting The Dilworth school P-T A will meet this afternoon at 3:15 in the school auditorium Family Service Meeting The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Family Service association Inc will be held at the cafeteria at 1245 today To Entertain Class Mrs Fizer teacher will entertain the Fizer Bible class at her home 1913 Beverly drive at 10 Thursday morning To Hold Prayer Service The mid-week prayer service of the First Methodist church will be held tonight at 730 in the chapel Dr Peele will be in charge of services and will speak on Upper Room" Class Meets Thursday The Mary and Martha class of Dilworth Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs Ella Crenshaw at 910 Magnolia avenue at 7:45 Thursday evening Bible Class to Meet The Virginia Asher Bible class will meet at the First Presbyterian church at 5:45 this afternoon Mrs A Dillard teacher will be in charge This will not be a dinner meeting Lawyers Road Meeting The Lawyers Road school P-T A will meet this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in the school auditorium Rev Harry Holland will lead devotional Dr Jasper Hunt will lead a discussion on Child Dr McKnight to Speak Dr McKnight will speak on appendicitis and its effect on children at a meeting of the Myers Park Paront-Teacher association to be held in the school cafeteria at 330 this afternoon Mid-year reports will be made by committees Mrs Louis Rogers president will preside Dr Little to Speak Dr Luther Little pastor of the First Baptist church will speak at a meeting of the Villa Heights Parent-Teacher association at 2 45 o'clock this afternoon His topic will be character education The third grade will present a program and Mrs Holmes president will preside Invites Special Miss Clayton Sullivan left last night for Simsbury Conn io resume her studies at the Ethel Walker school after a visit to her mother Mrs Sullivan at her home on Hermitage road Miss Sullivan spent part of the holidays visiting friends in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Mrs Henry Oechler who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Henry McAden at their home on Granville road Myers Park will return to her home in New Haven Conn tomorrow evening Archer Dillard Jr son of Rev and Mrs A Dillard will leave tonight to resume his studies at the Stony Brook school at Stony Brook I New York after spending the Christmas holidays at his home on Crescent avenue Mr and Mrs James M- Shan-noniiouse were called to Wilson Monday by the Illness of Mrs father Graham Woodward During their absence Mr mother Mrs Frank Shannonhouse was with their little daughter Frances at their home on Hempstead court Mr and Mrs Shannonhouse returned home yesterday Mrs Hamilton Jones is spending a few days in Winston-Salem visiting her sister Mrs Jack Glenn and Mr Glenn She expects to return home tomorrow Mrs Shepherd has returned to her home in Hendersonville after a visit to her daughter Mrs Frank Shannonhouse Jr and Mr Shannonhouse at their home on South boulevard Clarence Kuester Jr left yesterday for Washington to resume his studies at the National Fine and Applied Arts school after spending the holidays here with his parents Mr and Mrs Kuester at their home on East Park avenue Mr Kuester will go from Washington to Richmond Va after school closes where he has accepted a position for the summer months Miss Margaret Mitcham left Monday night for Nashville Tenn Regular Hours 10 A to 12 3 to 4 Saturday Hours 10 A to 1 Mrs Bouligny and Miss Carson Win At Country Club Mrs Ralph Bouligny and Miss Lucy Holmes Carson won the prizes at the contract bridge party given at the Charlotte Country club yesterday morning Luncheon was served after the game Covers were laid for Mrs Ralph Bouligny Mrs BagDy Mrs Robey Mrs Oldham Miss Lucy Holmes Carson Mrs Robert Cluett III or Mount Kisco Mrs Eli Springs of Rye Mrs Harry Dalton Mrs Clifton Lewis Mrs Brooks Mrs Baesel Mrs Prouse Mrs John Bryan London Mrs Joseph Holt Jr of Lynn Mass Miss Lucy Moore Miss Isabelle Wade Mrs Ernest Young Mrs Edward Keesler Mrs Twitty Mrs Robert Miller Mrs Robert Gibbon Mrs Max Hunter Mrs Robert A Mayer Mrs Jeremiah Goff Mrs Guthrie Mrs John Rod-dey Mrs I Burkholder Mrs Martin Mrs Frank Moses Mrs Robert I Dalton Mrs George Wilson Mrs Eddie Jones Mrs Horace Johnston Mrs William A Graham Mrs Charles Hook Mrs Witherspoon Mrs Ar-mand de Rosset Myers Mrs Henry Sloan Mrs Charles Dalton and Miss Susie Hutchison Mrs Green Guest Of Honor at Bridge And Luncheon Mrs Fleetwood Green was guest of honor at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Fatteryi at her home on East Fifth street Mrs Green before her marriage Christmas Eve was Miss Mary McManus Mrs Pitts won the high score prize and Mrs Green received an honor gift After the game a salad-course was served Those present were: Mrs Fleet-Wood Green Mrs Robert Grubbs Mrs Pitts Mrs Davis Robinson Miss Anita Williams Miss Mildred Barkalow Miss Eugenia Hemby Misses Adele Samnue Lee and Elizabeth McManus and Mrs Dora McManus Misses McManus Give Party for Recent Bride Misses Adele and Sammic Lee McManus were joint hostesses at a bridge party Saturday evening entertaining at their home on East Seventh street in honor of Mrs Fleetwood Green who prior to her marriage last month was Miss Mary McManus A color-note of green and white was used in the decorations The high score prize was won by Mrs Robert Grubbs Mrs Green was presented with an honor gift The guests included: Mrs Fleet-wood Green Mrs Robert Grubbs Mrs Patterson Mrs Dee Atherton Miss Mildred Barkalow Miss Dollie Coe Miss Anita Williams Misses Annie and Eugenia Hemby Miss Elizabeth McManus and Mrs Dora McManus Troopers Club Feted at Party Mr and Mrs Reid Waltz entertained the members of 1 he Trooper club at a delightful patty at their home on Tremont avenue Officers were elected for the next six months as follows ID Watkins president Mrs Wesley Lnwther vice piesidcnt A Nivins secretary and treasmer Watkins social secretary Other members of the dub are Mr and Mrs Ralph Moose Mr and Mrs Vance Mr and Mrs McSinn Mrs I A Nivins and Wesley Iowther lass The class of the First Baptist church will hold a business meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Hunter at 1505 Belvedere avenue All members of the class aie re- quested to be present Mr Fisher is Wed to Miss Bell In Home Ceremony Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Gladys Helen Bell of Machipongo Va and Charles Calvin Fisher Jr which was solemnized in this city December 22 at the home of the bridegroom's parents Mr and Mrs Fisher at 212 Baldwin avenue Rev A Lutz Lutheran minister officiated The vows were spoken before a large frame of southern smilax flanked with standards holding cathedral tapers Mrs William Fisher was matron of honor and Mr Fisher was best man The bride wore a handsome white satin gown trimmed in lace Her long tulle veil was worn with a lace cap She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley The matron of honor was attired in white satin and carried a bouquet of red roses Mr and Mrs Fisher will make their home in Charlotte The bride is the daughter of Mrs Lloyd Bell of Machipongo Va and is a pretty and attractive young woman The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Fisher of this city and is a popular young business man of Charlotte A Members Are Requested to Make Donations Mrs I Henderson chairman for Ellis Island in the Mecklen-burg chapter Daughters of the I American Revolution requests all 'members to bring their donations to the monthly meeting of the chapter to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Goode on East Morehead street This work is two-fold In addition the donations for the emigrants there are several hundred disabled seamen of the coast guard who are in the hospital on the island Many of these men are able to crochet mats belts bags and rugs and knit sweaters There are two paid workers there to teach them In addition to the donations of money and remnants Mrs Henderson asks the members of the chapter to bring wool and peail cotton No 3 and 5 Mrs Henderson is very familiar with the work on Ellis Island having visited there on numerous occasions Only recently she and Mrs Belk state regent of the A in North Carolina spent a day on the island Miss Webster is Given Luncheon At Mellon Home Mrs Mellon and daughters Miss Sara Mellon and Mrs Caldwell McDonald gave a charming buffet luncheon at their home on Frovidence road yesterday in honor of Miss Frances Wallace Webster whose marriage to Jasper West Ivey Jr will be solemnized today at high noon The table was covered wilh a handsome cloth and graced with a bowl of while roses sweet peas snapdragons and baby's breath Among the out-of-town guests were the bridegroom's parents and sisters and brothers Mr and Mrs Ivey and Miss Helen Ivey of Milledgeville Ga Horace Ivey of Thomaston Ga and Mrs Elder and Mr Elder of Hartsville Ga and Mr and Mrs Arthur and Thomas Craig of Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Norman I Shaw of New York and Miss Hanna Steele of Statesville Plaza Road P-T A I The Road Parent-Teacher association will meet tomorrow evening at 730 in the I school auditorium An interesting 1 program has been arranged and a full attendance is requested Mrs James McCall the presi-I dent will preside over the meet-1 mg Mrs Taliaferro 111 Mrs Taliaferro is confined i to her home on East Park avenue suffering from a fall at her home I a few days ago when she broke her I right arm at the wrist Dr Poteat Speaks On Hymnology Before Club Day Nursery Board to Meet The board of directors of the Charlotte Day Nursery will meet this morning at 10 at the nursery This meeting will be followed by a meeting of the Day Nursery association at 11 o'clock Hill P-T Meeting Program plans for the remainder of the year will be made and the proposed child study course will be discussed at a meeting of the Hill Parent-Teacher association at the school at 315 o'clock this afternoon Sugaw Creek Club to Meet Th Community club of Sugaw Creek church will meet at the church at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening with Best county superintendent of education as guest speaker Supper will be served and there will be special music Masonic Meeting Tonight The regular monthly meeting of the Carolina Consistory and co-ordinate bodies will be held in the hall of the Scottish Rite Masonic temple tonight at 8 o'clock Annual election of officers in the Consistory will be held All Scottish Rite masons are urged to attend Mrs Hunter to Speak Mrs Boyce Hunter chairman of the program committee for the Charlotte Parent-Teacher council will speak at a meeting of the Harry Harding association in the school auditorium at 3 this afternoon She will speak on "Parents the Guardians of Our A COMPANY EMPLOYE HURT IN ROAD ACCIDENT A Mangum an employe of the Great A and Tea company was in St Peter's hospital last night as the result of an automobile accident early yesterday afternoon The accident occurred on Mount Holly road just inside the city limits llis car was forced off the road Hospital attaches reported that his condition was not serious Drive are Save a 1 lie You to See the Demonstrations se Miracles of Cooking Special to The Observer BELMONT Jan Honoring Mrs Robert Davidson Hall who before marriage December 27 was Miss Mary Howe of this city Mrs William Hall was hostess Saturday afternoon at a tea at her home About 100 guests called The guests were welcomed by Mrs Walter Hall and Mrs Andrew Gullick Receiving in the living room were Mrs William Hall Mrs Robert Davidson Hall Mrs George Howe Miss Mary Hall and Miss Clara Armstrong Receiving at the dining room door were Miss Virginia Tatum and Mrs Leeper Serving the sandwich course and coffee were Misses Celeste Hall Mary Joe Rhyne Margaret Howe Nell Hall Mrs Matthews Hall and Miss Miriam Steele the latter of Charlotte Miss Melva Gullick presided at the table pouring coffee from a silver service Mrs Dixon Miss Abbie Hall and Mrs Charles Howe bade the guests goodbye at the sun-room door Friday afternoon at 430 Miss Mary Hall entertained at a "family tea" at her home in honor of Mrs Hall Receiving with Miss Hall and her honor guests were Miss Abbie Hall and Mrs Matthews Hall Thirty guests attended the affair Honoring Mrs Call Busby who before marriage December 25 was Miss Elizabeth McNeill of this city Misses Mary John Gaston and Helen Lewis entertained Friday afternoon at an informal tea at the home of the latter The guests included a number of the bride's most intimate friends Gifts were presented to the bride and to three recent brides Mrs Lee Dagenhardt Mrs Eldred Lewis and Mrs Fred Dixon Good Taste 1 Pt Offk By FRANCINS MARKEL Dear Miss I have been Invited to go to a hotel for dinner on Saturday There will be another girl and two mer in the party Will you please tell me what I should rear That is are evening clothes Amie To be technically correct people should wear dinner clothes to dinner especially In public places But the rush of business today has caused many of us to dit-reg-rd this convention We now see as many people having dinner In daytime clothes as in evf ling clothes even in the be1 hotels If after dinner you are going to the theater or a party requiring evening clothes you should But If your plans Include nothing more than a quiet dinner with a movie afterward street clothes will suffice At any rate consult the other members of your party as to what they will wear and dress accordingly A group of people spending the evening together should be dressed either in street clothes or in evening clothes Miss Market trill promptly mail personal answers to questions from any reader inclosing self-addressed thrce-ccnt stamped enrelope Duties of a Maid-of-Honor (Copyright 1818 lor lhe Ubsrntri Interest Centers In Club Dance Much Interest centers In the dance to be given at the Charlotte Country club Saturday evening from 9 to 12 o'clock Ed Witstcin and his orchestra of Narragansct Bay will play for Iho dance coming to Charlotte from Charleston where they will play for the St Cecelia ball While the dance Saturday evening will not be a dinner dance already over 200 reservations have been made for dinner Kindergarten Tearhers The Charlotte Association of 1 Kindergarten Teachers will meet tomorrow afternoon at 330 o'clock with Mrs A Hamer of the Playfellows kindergarten at 1229 East Seventh street Supt Harry Harding of the Charlotte schools will be the speaker Presbyterian Auxiliary The Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary will meet at the hospital this morning at 1030 o'clock Mrs Baesel the president will preside Plans will be discussed for the year's work and a full altrnd-a nee is urged In Czechoslovakia there Is a famous town with thiec natms Bratislava Prcshburg and Pozsony Czechs Austrians and Hungarians gave it these to resume her studies at Ward Belmont school after spending the holidays here with her parents Mr and Mrs WC Mitcham at their home on Briarwood road Miss Jane Steele Hannon who spent the holidays here with her parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Hannon at their home on Providence road left yesterday for the University of Indiana at Bloomington Ind to take up her duties there as field secretary of A Pi sorority Prior to Christmas Miss Hannon was at the University of Michigan at Ann Harbor Mr and Mrs A Edwards left yesterday for a visit to Grand Rapids Mich and Chicago Mr Edwards w-ent on business Mrs A Earney of Hartsville is visiting relatives and friends in this city Mrs Stone and daughters Miss Lizette Stone and Mrs Jones of North Wilkesboro spent Sunday in the city with Mrs Stone's daughter Mrs Joe Kelly at her home on Euclid avenue Miss Marguerite Crittenden of of Greenville Miss will arrive in the city today to visit Mr and Mrs I Lowe at their home on Granville road She is coming especially to attend the Webster-Ivey wedding today at noon Victor Stephenson of Syracuse formerly of Charlotte is en route to Statesville having been called there by the sudden death of his brother Clarence Stephenson yesterday Mrs John Dabbs Jr and little son John III of Chattanooga Tenn are guests of Mrs sister Mrs Davis and Mr Davis at their home on Beverley drive Mrs Doonen of Dearborn Mich is spending several days in the city She was the guest yesterday of Mrs A Oliver at the bridge luncheon held at the Myers Park club Mrs Frank Hanks of Raleigh is the guest of Mrs Thomas Williams at her home on Colonial avenue ever heard by the Woman's club Dr Poteat said that he deplored the present tendency for jazz and dance music in the churches and emphasized the fact that it had no place in the worship of God He stated that to his mind the prayer sermon and hymn singing were of equal importance and that since hymn singing was the only part that the congregation took active part in he appealed to the educated church goers to bring back the real hymn singing by the congregation Dr Poteat illustrated his lecture with some modern jazz hymns and some of the true nymns showing the maikcd difference Miss Webster and Mr Ivey to Be Married Today An important wedding of the season will be that of Miss Frances Wallace Webster and Jasper i West Ivey Jr which will be sol-1 emnied today at 12 o'clock at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs David Jenkins' Craig at 900 Ardsley road Myers Park Dr Edgar Gammon will of-ciate Guests arriving herp today 1o attend the wedding will be Mr and Mrs Irwin Steele Major and Mrs William Allison and John I Boyes of Statesville Miss Mar-1 guerite Crittenden of Greenville! Miss and Mrs Jack Scronce of' Washington i Other guests arrived yesterday! DATESTixEDFOR STATE DISTRICT PLAY CONTESTS Special to The Observer CHAPEL HILL Jan 7-Dates for the annual district and State contests in drama held annually under the auspices of the Carolina Dramatic association were announced here today by Mrs Irene Fussier secretary of the association January 15 was set as the deadline for receipt in Chapel Hill of all original play manuscripts February 1 was named as the date by which all registrations must be made for play production contests March 10 was given as the final date for all preliminary contests and district festivals And April 2 3 4 were set as dates for the annual Drama Festival and final contests at Chapel Hill In order to eliminate the ciowded schedule of plays which have been presented in a limited amount of time heretofore plans are being made this year to hold district festivals in various sections of the State not later than March 10 Mrs Fussier said Letter Carriers The Letter Carriers auxiliary ill meet this afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Clark at her home 1319 Southwood avenue Important business will be transacted Rnd every is requeued to be present During road repairs a hoard of 75 silver coins of the fouith and fifth centuries were found recently near Ttfli COOKING SCHOOL Exceptional Value! 5-Burner Range $95 1 Down Month Small Carrying Charge Heavy steel construction finished in ivory green and black Large 14xl8xl2-inch oven Five giant burners duplex cooking top glass fuel-tank oven door heat indicator and many other features that make it the super-value of the hour Cast Aluminumware Dr Hubert Poteat of the-Wake Forest college faculty was the honor guest and speaker at the monthly business meeting and luncheon of the Charlotte Woman's club yesterday One hundred and forty members and guests were present The invocation was given by Dr Frazer president of the Queens-Chicora college The choir directors and organists of -the city were special guests of the club Mrs Henderson president of the club presided and read a message from Mrs Robert Law-son of Tulsa Okla president of the General Federation of Women's clubs Mrs Rankin of Mount Gilead president of the Fifth District brought greetings from the district Mrs Whitmore won the prize offered by Mrs Henderson for bringing in the greatest number of new members during the post two months Mrs Guy Elder presented the prize Mrs Poitianx corresponding secretary read the names of the following new members Mrs Harry Jovner Mrs Few Mrs Pound Mrs Halliburton and Mrs Mauney Mrs Rogers announced that the American Home department would meet January 17 and the subject would be "Financial Training in the Home" Mrs Whitmore of the Art department announced that there would be an exhibition of etchings black prints and water colors at the club for two weeks beginning January 20 Mrs James Boyce Hunter of the Education department announced a meeting for January 14 Dr Garingcr speaker Mrs James Eugene Reillcy of the Literature department announced a meeting for January 21 and Mrs Dawsor leader Mrs Haskell Sherrer announced that the Treble Clef would meet January 28 and that a program of Folk Music would he given Mrs Davis State chairman of American Music will be a special guest at the meeting Mrs 11 Worrell general rhair-man of the Tuberculosis Seal Sale committee announced that the amount received to date was 1 90354 It was announced that a reception would be given in compliment to the new members during January Thp club will keep open-house one day in February and March from 11 in the morning until 6 In the evening when members will have the privilege of bringing their friends to the club for a table of contract or an Informal morning or afternoon On behalf of the club Mrs Charles Platt thanked It Sides for the presentation of Handel's Messiah before Christmas Mrs Sherrer introduced Mrs Minnie Wriston Smith past president of Treble Clef and Eugene Craft president of the Charlotte Miimc club Dr Poteat was introduced bv Dr Frazer His talk on "Hymnology" was cn of the most outstanding COVERED SKILLET 1 QUART SAUCEPAN i FRENCH GRIDDLE LARGE ROASTER $3 PERMANENT WAVES OF DISTINCTION! $350 $500 $600 $1000 ONLY THE BEST ONLY EXPERT OPERATORS A truly sensational value in heavy weight quality aluminum that rooks without water Will give long satisfactory wear Shampoo linger Wave Manicure Each for Linoleum RUGS Perfect 9x12 $498 A perfect felt base in a wide rantje of smart new patterns and colors Designs lor every room Hijh jloss finish sanitary and env to dean sew Hnrmnnlqna rUamhtUr Skin Rejm matins TtCHlment me Wonderful 35 ADDISON BEAUTY SALON 831 MOREHEAD PHONE 2-3151 ADDISON APTS Learn lhe Pressure I l-Qt "Kook-Kwick" You ran do thrse things with the Save money on rrdured fuel bills Cook In one-third the time Trotert your health Gain an hour freedom every day Let Us Clean Those ACCESSORIES NECKTIES SCARFS GLOVES SPATS Charlotte Laundry Inc Phone 3-5191 FREE PARKING FOR SEARS CUSTOMERS.