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PAGE TWO CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1935 1 .4 I Continual Blooming Garden Outlined Ly Mrs. Schwartz How to Plan It in January and February Suggested at Meeting of Mound Club; How to Increase General Effect Planning a continuously blooming garden may be a pleasant occupation for cold January and February days. Before a seed is ordered, or a trench dug, the gardener, with the aid of pencil and paper, can visualize a garden full of flowers in each rhonth. How to have' blooms in every part of your garden during every month from May through September was illustrated in diagrams by Mrs. Osman Swartz at a recent meeting of the Mound Garden club at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. 'Arthur in street, South Charleston. Mrs.

Swartz, a former president off the club, has attended the School of Selection of flowers. Mrs. Swartz Bald, should be made only after the application of several tegts to the qualifications of each variety. The qualifications to be consid- are: First, the time of bloom; second, color; third, height; fourth, type of foliage, and fifth, type of bloom. "To have a beautiful border," she said, "there must be bloom in it at all seasons--at least from May through September.

There must be a definite coolr scheme so that the flowers will harmonize together. "So that none of the flowers will be hidden and that the border may have interest, the flowers should be of different heights, the lower ones at the front of-the border and the high ones at the back. "The general effect of the border is- greatly heightened if the foliage of the various plants differ in texture. being coarse, and some fine. It is very important, too, that plants be selected which keep good foliage during the entire garden season.

Brown patches of dead foliage look much than no bloom." Emphasizing the importance of in types of bloom to be included In the garden, "Mrs. Swartz advised use of heads of bloom, spikes of bloom fillers. If a chart is made, including the 'live qualifications of each prospective flower, Mrs. Swartz said, it is easy for the gardener to determine whether there will be a clash of color, too many flowers blooming in one month and a scarcity in another month, or whether the foliage, bloom and height of the plants will vary to give a pleasant effect. It is particularly important when planning the color scheme of your garden, Mrs.

Swartz said, to do so with the color of your house in mind. White and delicate shades should predominate in a garden which surrounds a red brick house, she said, while shades of yellow, orange and some reds may be included in the garden near a yellow or cream brick house. If your house is white, however, you can choose as riotous colors as their harmony with each other will permit. Suggesting books which are to be found in the public library on the subjects of continuous bloom and color schemes, Mrs. Swartz named Gertrude Jekyll's "Color Schemes for the Flower Garden," as the best.

Others were: "The Little Garden," by Mrs. Francis King; "Garden Making," by Elsa Rehman; "The Little Garden for Lit- ct tile fcJt-ljiUUl Ul. I Horticulture for Women, at Ambler, Grandparents Guests at Affair Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. Hardesty Entertain in Honor of Mrs.

Willard McKee Hold Second Dance Of Winter Season Ariston Club Entertains at Pine Manor; Plans Bridge Tournament Mrs. Roscoe Moulton and Mrs. a A Hardesty entertained the members of the Grandparents club Wednesday evening at the McKee Cafeteria in honor of their mother Mrs. Willard McKee, who celebrated her birthday The program included old fashioned music dating back 90 years played by Mr. Stanley Gill.

Mr. Davidson and Mr. William Schadel. The guests were: Former Governor and Mrs. William G.

Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. John Field, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Jay, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Kuykendall, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. John Lain5. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Lively, Mr. and Mrs. L. McWhorter, Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ma thews, Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Sriadle Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Laing. Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Shuker, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henigen.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McKinley, Mr.

and Mrs. U. G. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs J.

A. deGruyter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Blue, Dr.

and Mrs. Harry Barr Mr. and Mr.s. W. T.

Williamson Mr and Mrs. H. M. Cogan, Judge and Mrs Homer Woods. Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Gates, Mr and Mrs. O.

O. Older, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Showalter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woodrum, Mrs.

Nettie Keyser, Mrs. Irvin Wildman, Mrs. W. H. Warren Mrs M.

Williamson, Mrs. A. Bolden and Mrs. Anna Green. The Ariston club entertained with its second dance of the season Friday evening at the Pine.

Manor Country club. Music was furnished by the Commanders orchestra under the direction of Marlin O'Dell. A bridge tournament will be the club's next social event. It will be played Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the club house, in Quarrier street. Those present at the dance were: Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Talley, Mr. and Mrs.

G. T. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Foutty, Mr. and Mrs. B. T.

Dudding, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dillon, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. O. R.

Dawson, Mr. and Mr.s. H. D. Dibb, Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Lester, Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Mr. and Mrs. D.

L. Simms, Mr. and Mrs. C. Foster, and Mrs.

Clifton Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hancock. Mr. and Mrs.

G. S. Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dorsey, Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil O'Dell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs.

James Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gene, Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Lore, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Shank, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ord'en, Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Jarrett, Mr. and Mrs.

L. T. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. T.

G. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plaster, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mercer. Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.

Mason. Miss Irene Johnson, Miss Pauline Slaughter. Miss Ada Cunningham, Miss Genina. Tinney. Miss Alma Jarrell.

Miss Elsie Edelman, Miss Ann Baker, Miss Vada Pullen, Miss Ruth Elsie McKee. Miss Odette Brown, tie Money," by K. L. Brewster; "The Outdoor Living Room," by Ramsey and Lawrence; "Perennial Gardens," by H. S.

Ortloff, and "Annual Gardens," by Ortloff. Among activities suggested for January gardening by the Garden Forum. monthly publication of the Federated Garden Clubs of West Virginia, are: Feeding of birds; making of trellises, arbors and other garden furniture: fertilization of soil in the vegetable garden; construction of electrically heated hotbeds; repair and replacement of garden tools; burying of cuttings for spring planting, and moving of large trees, for which January is the most auspicious month. Pussy willow, i a and branches of wild crab can be made to bloom at this time of year, the publication states, if they af brought indoors and placed in water. a Garden club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Wilbur C. in Park avenue. Mrs. E. R'.

Hern will entertain the club in February. The Iris garden club will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. C. W. Chesley.

at 23 South Kanawha street. Mrs. F. G. Klostermeyer will speak on "Rock Gardens," and Mrs.

G. W. VanHorn will give a review of the book, "How to Arrange Flowers," by Dorothy Biddle. Mrs. W.

J. Williams have charge of the garden reminders. University Women Sponsor Lecture by Dr. Gallagher Dr. Katherine Gallagher, professor of history at Goucher college, Baltimore, was guest speaker at a meeting of the Charleston branch of University Women, which was held Saturday, at the Y.

W. C. A. in Quarrier street. Her subject was "Recent Crises in International Politics." She discussed the Saar plebescite and its effects.

Among those present were: Mrs. Benjamin Caruthers, Mrs. C. H. Randall, of Epworth.

Mrs. Walter-Best, Mrs. R. G. Skinner, Mrs.

Allan Latham, Mrs. W. Gladden iss Lucille Brown, Miss Noni Campbell, Miss Janett Minsker, Miss Georgia Skidmore, Mi.ss Marie Hall, Mi.ss Louise Vickers, Mrs. Doris Ackerman. Mrs.

Catherine Wilson. Miss Pat Tuckwiller, Miss Lucille Pickens, Mis.s Ethel Werner, Miss Lorena Depp. Miss Mary Jane McGee, Miss Mary Elizabeth Rock, Mis.s Rose Ellen McClure, Miss Stachia Riddle. Miss Aline Bailey, Miss Eugenia Bibby, Mi.ss Margaret Lindsey, Miss Lola Mae Hancock, Miss Opal Gilley, Miss Alice Williams, Miss Pauline Williams, Mi.ss Margaret White, Miss Lillian Despontin, Miss Mary Ann Barnard, Mi.ss Florence Hill, Miss Jane Johnson, Miss Inez Plaster, Mrs. Fred Copenhaver.

Miss Madeline Holt, Miss Jean Whitehurst, Miss Ann Nugent, Miss Louise Dillon, Miss Kathleen Ferguson, Miss Jean Beutel, Miss Marion Whitehurst, Miss Ellen Daugherty, Miss Wava Boughman. Mr. Claude C. Crawford, Mr. J.

P. McMaster. Mr. L. S.

Marshall, Mr. W. Cantrell, Mr. 'Roy Gandy, Mr. Carson Dye, Mr.

L. G. Wilson, Mr. L. Massey, Mr.

Herman Coleman. Mr. Billy Wiggins, Mr. Robert Norcross, Mr. H.

T. 'Spengler, Mr. Albert H. Glenn, Mr. Otis Frame, Mr.

Frank C. French, Mr. Don Youell, Mr. Albert Hoy, Mr. Bob Wells, Mr.

R. H. Van Gumby. Mr. Chester Sprad- The Garners Entertain for the Roosevelts Following an annual custom, Vice President and Mrs.

John N. Garner gave a dinner in honor of the President and First Lady. Here are the host and honor guests at the hotel in Washington. Left to right, Mrs. Garner, Mrs.

Roosevelt, Mr. Garner, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Captain Wilson Brown, White House Naval Aide. Readings Heard At Club Music Session Mrs. Kennedy Has Charge of Friday Session at West Side Club Mrs.

Monte Kennedy had charge of a meeting oC the music department the West Side Woman's club which was held at the clubhouse on Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Reif gave a group readings and Mr.

Charles Campbell, played several saxophone solos, accompanied by Mrs. Kennedy. Hostesses were Mrs. Dale Thomas. Mr.s.

W. J. Bossie and Mrs. Clifford R. Myers, Others present were: Mrs.

George Darlington, Mrs. Don McGhee, Mrs, Clyde II. Swinburn, Mr.s-. D. H.

Bland, Mrs. H. Maurice Mathf.s Mrs. J. B.

Greenlec, Mrs. C. B. Woods, Mrs. Russell M.

Milbee, Mrs. R. A. Robertson. Mr.s.

J. H. Rob- Study Groups to Be Organized by Club (Continued from Page One) under Mrs. J. W.

Herscher, contract bridge taught by Mrs. L. Heslop and a gym-swim class taught by Miss McKinzce. The current events class meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the nurses home at the McMillan hospital, contract bridge every Monday night at the Woman's club and the gym-swim class on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the gymnasium at the Y. W.

C. A. The educational committee is in charge of these study groups. It is composed of Miss Linnie Schley, chairman; Miss Bern ice Collins, Miss Emma An is Thayer, Miss Hazel Groves and Miss Sara Hamilton. ley, Mr.

Joe Willis, Mr. Don Gillespic. (son. Mr. Erskine Gaudy, Mr.

Don With- Mr.s. R. J. i i Mrs. O.

O. Mess- Mrs. H. L. Snyder, will read a paper on "The Outdoor Living Room" at the meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of the South Hills Gar- Mrs.

W. A. Nichols, Mrs. Martin Bonar, Mrs. A.

B. Ginden. Mrs. Frederick O. Dutton, Mrs.

W. W. Frederick, Mr.s. Boyd Hornor, Mrs. A.

K. Dooiittle. Mrs. A. Stokes, Mrs.

H. M. Newton. Mrs. L.

V. Gavins, Mrs. W. C. Humphreys, Mrs.

W. E. Boiarsky, Mrs. W. S.

Stone. Mrs. Maxfield Barber, 'Mrs. Herman Rollins, Mrs. Mack Wood, Mrs.

James Taylor, Mrs. J. L. Kight, Mrs. Carl A.

Bryson, Mrs. James A. Tierney. Mrs. W.

J. Cunningham. Mrs. David Barry. Mrs.

J. W. St. Clair Mrs. M.

O. Litz. Mrs. Ray M. Evans, Mrs.

A. B. McCrum, Mrs. Vernon Peterson, Mrs. John W.

Latham, Mrs. Sidney Kleeman, Mrs. R. L. Shute, Mrs.

Earl M. Moore, Mr.s. Omar M. Young, Mrs. Robert Bagnell, Mrs.

O. L. Aultz. Mrs. Robert E.

O'Connor, Mrs, E. A. Dover, Mrs. Benjamin B. Brown, Mrs E.

T. Crawford, Mrs. R. E. Hyde, Mrs J.

N. Compton, Mrs. C. E. Estill, Mrs.

H. M. Meyer. Mrs. Ota Mrs, J.

Hornor Davis, II, Harry Crum. Miss Katie Belle Abney, Miss Virginia Kelly, Miss Sara Spencer, Miss Lorene Westfall, Miss Ida Cohen, Miss Sue Staunton, Miss Pearle E. Knight, Miss Mary Louise RiJey, Miss Anna R. Thompson, Miss Betty Cook. Miss Sue Craddock, Miss Zell Cain, Miss Betty Carson, Miss Martha Chapman.

Miss Ellen Huhgerford. Miss Esther Davis, Miss Frederica Dalzeil. Miss Evelyn Mendelsohn, Miss Selene Gifford, Miss Eleanor McClung, Miss Olive M. Brown. Mi.ss Mary Kathryn Hoff, Miss Martha Bonar, Miss Zoe Hogsette, Miss Elizabeth Gorrell, Miss Margaret Joachim.

Miss Betty Brown, Miss Elizabeth Cramer, Miss Lenschen row, Mr. H. K. Andrews, Mr. John Rogers.

Mr. Lawrence W. Smith, Mr. Joe Felix, Mr. J.

B. Brandon, Mr. D. C. Pierce.

Mr. William Tissue, Mr. J. P. Kavanagh, Mr.

Ralph Straight, Mr. Robert Adams. Mr. W. L.

Ramsey, Mr. Johnny Cook, Mr. R. Patrick, Mr. Cliff Ripley, Mr.

R. K. Talbott, Mr. T. S.

Patrick, Mr. Nelson Hill, Mr. Mrs. E. J.

Leonard, Mrs. C. F. Hann, Mrs. Frank Ufferman.

Mrs. Orville a Mrs. Herman Thome. Mrs. J.

T. Reynolds. Mr.s. C. E.

Campbell, Mrs. Frank G. Fletcher, Mrs. Wayne E. Bumpus.

Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Entertain Class Mr. and Mrs. Denny L.

Wolfe en- a i the young men's Bible class of a Baptist church at their home in Garden street, Friday evening. Those present were: Mr. C. A Thomas, Mr. Will i a R.

Ashley, Mr. Clyde Kessel. Mr. W. McK.

Scott, Mr. E. McCandless, Mr. Roy L. Ro.se.

Mr. Dale Monday, Mr. Lemon. Mr, Gordon Stewart. Mr, Donald McCoy, Mr.

Charles Young, Mr. i i a E. Har. Alumni of V. P.

I. Hold Joint Meeting New Officers Installed, Plans Made, Social Hour Held at Zimmergarten The Charleston chapter of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni association held a joint social and business meeting Friday evening at the Zimmergarten. Thirty-one members were present. Newly installed officers are: Mr. C.

E. Aulick, president; Mr. J. R. Kernan, vice president; Mr.

G. A. Seagle, secretary; Mr. G. J.

Deitrech. assistant secretary, and Mr. C. T. King, treasurer.

Mr. Grovel- Kaufman''was appointed to the executive committee for a three-year term. Plans were made for a meeting to be held in thejatter part of February, at which Mr. W. N.

McAnge and Mr. H. B. Redd, president and secretary, respectively, of the General Alumni association, will be present. Plan New Series In Bridge Tournament A Winners of Friday Afternoon Game; Matches Start at Clubhouse I The second game in the afternoon Aeries of duplicate bridge tournaments at the Daniel Boone hotel was held Friday, directed by Mrs.

Koger Young and Mrs. Harry Kiger. Mrs. Kiger and Mrs. Young will open a new series of duplicate tournaments at 7:45 Tuesday evening at the clubhouse of the Woman's club of Charleston.

The winners Friday, afternoon were: North and South--Mrs. R. T. Hapgood arid Mrs. John Gass, first, and Khi-Ab Club Gives Dance Friday Night Younger Set Entertained at Social Affair in K.

of C. Ballroom Mr.s. J. Crane and Mrs. Harvey a runners-up.

East, and West--Mrs. W. E. Wilson and Mrs. E.

V. King, first, and Mrs. Ernst Habicht and Mrs. Howard Ball, runners-up. Others playing Were: Mrs.

E. Yewell, Mrs. T. L. Kearse, Mrs.

Henry F. Donnally, Mrs. Fitzhugh Donnally, Mrs. R. E.

Sherwood, Mrs. E. V. Wilkersom, Mrs. Wade CofTman, Mrs.

F. G. neyer, Mrs. F. E.

Mower, Mrs. O. W. PXeifer, Mrs. Ruffner Payne and Mrs.

Albert Williams. Roosevelt Teachers Give Annual Dinner Roosevelt junior high school's faculty members held their annual dinner last week at the Tally Ho. Present were Mr. and Mrs. L.

K. Lovenstein. Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.

Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyree, Mr. and Mrs. John Wade, Miss Emma Alderson, Vliss Elizabeth Bosely, Miss Lehschen Peters, Miss Jessie M.

Fraser, Miss Lucille Porter, Miss Bessie M. Grose, Miss Harwood, Miss Christine rloylman, Miss Annette Stanley, Miss -lazel Simmons, Miss "Elizabeth Stone, Miss a a Schwickheimer, Mr. V. J. Donohoe.

Mr. L. C. Shinn and Mr. James P.

Winter. Sedarmoc Club Plans Dinner, Installation The Sedarmoc club is to hold a janquet Friday night, February 1, at he Tally-Ho in connection with its installation of 1935 officers who are: Vliss Mildred DoIIman, president; Miss Stta Talbott, vice president; Miss Lilian Heater, secretary; Mrs. Denver McDowell, treasurer; and Mrs. James iudson, publicity representative. Covers are to be laid for 25.

Following the banquet, a party is to be given at the Tally-Ho for friends of the club members. Miss Crabtree to Be Bride of Mr. McHugh The marriage of Miss Melbra Crabtree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Woodson. Mrs Monv-iEue Mrs Mr. Charles Baker and a gue.st. Crabtree, oC Park drive, to Mr. Paul i Mrs Harr'v Kemp Mrs T' Mr B.

Owen, of South a i son of Mrs, Ola McHugh, of Ff a Kh-by, Mrs. hTM. a street, will take place at 2 A' A Cox Mrs Tohu i Mrs. clock Sunday afternoon at the Sa- TM Mr. Robert Roller, Mr.

Okcy Goff, i Miller and Mrs. C. H. Mad- Mrs. William Cochran i rlnv Glenn Wolfe.

Mr. Ralph Dollman. Mr. Howard Kelley, Mr. Harold Jackson, Mr.

J. H. i Mr. i a Bloss, Mr. John ea in Honor nor 1 Camp, Mr.

A L. Scott. Mr. R. Ban Qf a a i Class ta.

Mr. W. G. Stuart, Mr. F.

to Cole, Mr. Deal H. Tompkins and Mr. Miss Clara Munscy. Miss Mary Ken- James Bivens.

nedy, Miss Dorothy Elliott, and Miss Alta Shoen a i with a tea in honor of 12A mid-year a a i class of the Charleston high school of 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Sacred Heart church. Rev. Father Ferd i a pastor of the church, will read the service. The attendants will be Miss Bernice Tierney, maid of Mrs. Virginia Fulks entertained honor, and Mrs.

Joseph Crabtree, i Card Party Is Planned for Wednesday Plans have been-made for a benefit card party which will be held at 8:15 o'clock Wednesday evening in the of Columbus ballroom. The proceeds i be applied to the Sacred Heart a i fund. Mrs. M. M.

Moorhead, of Quarrier street. spending several days in New York. The Khi-Ab club entertained with a dance at the Knights of Columbus Friday evening. floor show was given fay.Norma Polk, Jane Hutchinson, Shirley Crurn- baker and Lois Crumbaker, students of the Elizabeth Embleton studio, and Miss Edythe Hill played two accor- dian solos. Patrons were Mrs.

S. A. McNabb, Mrs. O. V.

Wilson, Mrs. Witter and Mrs. Hastings. The guests included: Mr. and Mrs.

S. J. Lawyer, and Mrs. Wendell Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs.

Holley Wood, Mrs. S. F. Brackel- mayer, Miss Pauline Frishette, Miss Maria A'Hearn, Miss Opal Haynes, Miss Marilyn Moore. Miss Helen Greybill, Miss Mary Margaret Mottice, Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss Lucille Brown, Miss Dagmar Williams, Miss Connie Chamblin, Miss Grace Carney.

Miss Aldena Ballard, Miss Madeline Imhoff, Miss Margaret Guthrie, Miss Patricia Wilkinson, Miss Ruth Koehn, Miss Evelyn Roberts, Miss Mary Sims, Miss Harriet Boggess, Miss Dorothy Philips, Miss Maxine Goeller. Mr. Dwight Fast, Mr. John.Dearien, Mr. John Quinn, Mr.

Dick Reed, Mr. Paul Darnold, Mr. Harold Halstead, Mr. Clyde Haynes, Mr. Bilton Scott, Mr.

L. A. Williamson, Frederick Allen, Mr. Samuel Mottice, Mr. Harry Shropshire, Mr.

Jack McCollorn. Mr. W. E. James, Mr.

Frederick Kyle, Mr. George Cochrane, Mr. Albert Baird, Mr. William Fennirnore, Mr. Jack Peters, Mr.

Donald McSurley, Mr. Lester Shropshire, Mr. Sprague Bellinger, Mr: Gene Kelso, Mr. Harold Allen, Mr. William Orcutt.

Mr. Earl Young, Mr. Jennings Naylor. Mr. Donald Wilkinson, Mr.

Kirk Suddreath, Mr. Howard Temple, Mr. Earl Haggerty, Mr. T. Temple, Mr.

Woodrbw Webb, Mr. Edward Chandler, Mr. Kenneth Wiemer, Mr. -Burton Ong, Mr. Cameron Settle, Mr.

Samuel McNabb. Mr. Rodney Wallace, Mr. John Hann. Mr.

Woodrow Temple, Mr. Penrod Finney, Mr. Elmer Gladwell, Mr. Manuel Abromowitz, Mr. Lester Ma'sterson, Mr.

Nat Agnew, Mr. William White. Mr. Clarence White, Mr. Charles Graham, Mr.

Malcolm Sperow, Mr. Clark Joslin, Mr. Harold Casto, Mr. Dodridge Lanham, Mr. Reeves Phillips.

Members of the club who attended were: Miss Betty Dent, Miss Frances Wilson, Miss Jean Coffin, Miss Frances Seaman, Miss Virginia Lee James, Miss Irene Salisbury. Miss Joan Lawyer, Miss Sara Hastings, Miss Frances Alexander, Miss Jean Witter, Miss Lena Schrader, Miss Marcella McDermott and Miss Martha Suddreath. Miss Virginia Carper, of Bigley avenue, and Mis.s Kista Ferrell, Seth, will leave Saturday or Sunday for' DeLand, Florida, where they will enroll in Stetson university. I Is Honor Guest Mrs. Bailey Entertains Members of Her Club Mrs.

Clay Bailey, assisted by Mrs. L. Lair, entertained the Kum club, Friday evening, at her home in Saturday at the home of Miss Elliott, 1400 Virginia from 3 to 5 o'clock. The receiving line included senior A class officer? and the inem- den club at the home of Mrs. Francis- ters.

Miss Ann R. Austin, Miss Lil- Holler, in Linden avenue. Entertains in Honor Of Daughter's Birthday Honoring her daughter, Betty Lou, who celebrated her eighth birthday, Mrs. W. E.

Jordan entertained Thursday afternoon at her home. Those present were: Betty Lou Jordan. Jean Lucas, Margaret Radford, Ruthelo Harvey, Pauline McDonald. Nancy Carol Radford, Norma Lee Burford. Mareida Derrick, Betty a Pierson, Rebecca Rynd, Virginia Lee Devine, Sheets, Ruth Alice Hunt, Emma Jane Dunbar, Ruth Seifler, Lottie Mae Leftwich, Betty Sue Stewart, Betty Jo Levers, Joan "Sheets, Joan Rynd, Mildred Knapp, Mary Kathryn Jordan, Harold Howie.

Jimmie Lucas, Paul Howe, Billy Sloan, Jimmie Howie, Billy Scott, Wade Seifler, a i Franklin Levers and Joe Scott. West Side Club Will Bridge Luncheon The American Homes department of the West Side Woman's club will entertain with a bridge luncheon on Wednesday. Members of the reservation committee are: Mrs. Harvey Miller. Mrs.

Omer Given, Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Or- Ville Hackney, Mrs. A. J.

Carey, Mrs. C. B. Talley, Mrs. T.

Newcomer, Mrs. L. W. Heimaster, Mrs. Clarence Jarrett, Mrs.

H. E. Felshaw. Mrs. E.

H. Shelton and Mrs. R. M. Milbee.

lian Peters and Miss Elizabeth Stone. Sixth street. Mrs. D. B.

Pollock led the devotional and Mrs, J. G. a gave a reading. Others present were: Mr.s. Roll Bragg, Mrs.

Sophie Daoust. Mrs. C. H. Basin, Mrs.

B. R. Bright, Mrs. N. M.

Lipscomb. Mrs. Ella Williams. Mrs. L.

O'Conner. bers of the student council: Mr. William Warner. Mis.s Carrnzi Lee Swinburne, Mr. a Stanlon.

Mr. Lori Barringer, and Mr. James Dilger. Also in the receiving line were the hostesses. Those'assist ing were: Miss Virginia Kyle.

Miss A a Jean Thursday evening at. her home in Piedmont road in honor of her mother. Mrs. William Cochran, who celebrated her i a anniversary. The guests were: Mrs.

Alva i Mrs. Alice Wells. Mrs. Edna Brace. Mrs.

Blanche McCoy. Mrs. Irene Meadows, Mr.s. Mabel Ross, Mrs. Ida Older, Mrs.

Elsie Cau- i Mrs, Margaret Cochrnn. Mrs. Margaret Chinix Mrs. Margaret a i son and Mrs. Mary Hutchinson.

Miss Wilson to Give Party Thursday i best man. A wedding dinner will be served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crab, tree, after the marriage service. Mr.

McHugh and his bride will leave for a trip to Cincinnati. They will reside at 603 Park avenue. Mrs. Edward Van Deuren, Mrs. Con- Fox, Miss i i i a Leo Miss way Bowyer, Mrs.

N. A. Burdette and Louise Chase, Miss McCi'ure, Miss Opal Tully. Official Club of Relief Corps Has New i New i of the i i a club of the Blundon Woman Relief corps are: Mrs. Lee McCallister, president; Mrs.

Alice Hart, first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Horton. second president, Mrs. C. J.

Turley, treasurer; Mrs. Flora Botkin. chaplain; Mrs. John Ruch, arid Mr.s. C.

F. a press The ib will hold its next meeting at the home of Mr.s. Alice Hart, in Lee in February. Martin-Holbrook Wedding Is Announced Mrs. A.

R. Holstein, of a has announced the marriage of her daughter, Violet Frances Holbrook, to Mr. Ann Judson Circle Has Meeting Friday Night Mrs. T. K.

Campbell entertained the Ann Judson circle of Calvary Baptist church, Friday evening, at her home Fenton H. Martin, son of Mr. and Mr.s. in Delaware avenue. She was assisted Fred F.

Marlin. The wedding took by Mrs. Vernon Campbell, Mrs. O. C.

place at Ashland, December 29, Fields and Mrs. Dale Thomas. Mrs. S. 1934.

Mrs. Martin is a graduate nurse E. Creighton had charge of the meet- of the McMillan hospital in the class ing. A program was presented by Mrs. C.

E. White, Mrs. O. L. Lowery and Mrs.

R. S. Others present were: Mrs. G. M.

Brown, Mrs. G. S. Lin- er, Mr.s. W.

S. Bonham, Mrs. W. L. mith, Mrs.

J. W. Ruby, Mrs. J. E.

Seafler, Mrs. Homer Cavender. Mrs. O. E.

Royal, Mrs. N. H. Saunders, Mrs, D. G.

Withrow. Mrs. E. E. Bowyer, Mrs.

A. R. Wiley, Mr.s. A. H.

Flanagan, Mrs. Joseph A. Stephens. Mrs. Ruby M.

Schueller, Mr.s. O. L. Jarvis, Mrs. Ethel T.

Harrington, Mrs. Dana Cottrell. Doris May Campbell and Alma Marian Schueller. Rev. Luther Mays To Hold Sunday Service Rev.

Luther Mays and the Victory quartet of Dunbar will hold a service at the Methodist Episcopal church at Middle Fork on Davis creek, at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Members of the quartet are Mrs. Gave Jividen, Mr. Gordon Miller, Mr. Clifford Jividen and Mr.

Fleet Tackelt. "West Virginia's Foremost Permanent Wavers" A Mrs. B. Sclove has returned from New York, where she spent a week on business. This Week's Special Regular $5.00 Cft CROQUIGNOU5 WAVE COMBINATION fcO A A WAVE, Complete Shampoo and Finger Wave 50c Work Done Evenings by Appointment Operators: Miss Bryant and Miss Craig, formerly of Fife Street Beauty Shop.

Bryant Beauty Salon State St. (Opp. Virginian Theatre? Olml 29-578 Mrs. a i James, Miss Mary O'Brien. Msis i i i a Hughes.

Miss Honor Mrs. McFarland With Birthday Dinner Mrs. Albert Layne and Mrs. Fleet Tackett entertained at dinner recently, in honor of their mother, Mrs. Isom McFarland, who celebrated her birthday.

The party was given at the FASHION 221 CAPITOL ST. raduation Dresses Among parlies to be given at: the i McFarland residence at Sissonville. Tally-Ho this week are three tables Covers were placed for: of bridge which Miss Catherine Wilson will have Thursday night, and a bridge evening which Miss Mary Dar- Mr. and Mr.s. Isom McFarland, Mr.

and Mr.s. A. S. Layne, Rev. and Mrs.

B. D. Edens, Mr. -and Mrs. Kenneth j.

i i i A net i. Cl i let leu I1CU Elizabeth A Johnson. Miss Franl at the Ta Saturday, ces Fitch, Miss a Frances Doll- Mrs Jones has a reserv a. man. Mis.s Mae Harhss.

Miss MaxJn i al to hp pivpn i a and Miss Ivah Black. Music was i by a i i en composed of Mis.s Charloit Hager, Mr, Billy Fielder and Mr. Al vin O.strin. a a i by Mi.ss Eu nice Thoruburg. Tea was poured Mrs.

Virg: Flinn and Mrs. John Zimmer. The gue.st.s i I he following Miss Edna -Fisher. Miss Violet Bar ton. Mi.s.s Vcrla Walker, Mi.s.s Helci Slater.

Miss Bevis, Mis- Sylvia Lasure. Miss Mario Jackson Miss Georgie Pritt, Mi.ss Peggy Sulli van, Mi.s.s a Medley, Miss Ag ne.s Miss Virginia Lee Wil.sor Miss Loreese Zegeer, Miss Elizabetl Neal. Mr. A Stevens, Mr. Jame: Carte, Mr.

Bruce Holbrook, Mr. Ver non i Mr. Bennie Brecker, Mr James Greenlee, Mr. Kenneth Hal stead, I a Allison Charles i Mr. Louis Wehrle, Mr Jcffers Payne, Mr.

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and Mr.s. Vornon Martin, Miss Helen Fiaat. entertained at Mrs. Roy Thomas, Mrs. Henry McFarland, Mr.s.

J. A. Thaxton, Mr. Ralph Martin, Mr. Ivan McFarland, Eacel Thomas, John, Raymond and lions for a dinner party to be given Saturday night.

Telford Layne. FOE-THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1935 Are yau saying- farewell to then it's SEE WINDOWS FOR THE NEWER STYLES DIPLOMA DONORS a to go proud oi: the i 1-4 ladies who step up in we've assembled. made with the chic i i i i so suitable at this i Ankle length frocks for hijrh school grads the kind i a will be a most important dress afterward. Plenty of for the younger girl Skos 12 to IS, 11 to 17. i.