The Logan Daily News from Logan, Ohio • Page 5

Wednesday, May 17, 1950 THE LOGAN DAILY OHIO Page Five Social Happenings Personals News of Interest to Women Logan Pianist, Lnllipolis Singer Entertain Sorority Closing their active program season for 1949-1950 Monday evening at the home of their president, Miss Minnie Louise Bowen, Delta Kappa Gamma, education sorority, achieved a social and arctic success with the celebration of their eleventh birthday. Two guest entertainers, Jean Mosely of Gallipolis and Ruth Ann Norris Wolfe of Logan, appeared as parlor recitalists in song and piano forte composition, choosing numbers that were interpreted with professional understanding and rare sensitivity. Miss Mosely offered two song groups, "Open the Gates of the by Knapp, "Sunshine Song" from the Peer Gynt Suite by Grieg, "Ave Maria" and "My Hero" from Victor "The Chocolate Soldier." Her rich mezze-soprano i rose at times to a rounded colora- ture and she showed an adult feeling for the more passionate moments of her groups, being both natural and restrained musically dramatically. There was dignity and a delicate reserve in her Ave Maria and a spiritual quality to her triumphant finale of "Open the Gates of the Temple" quite striking for a young singer of seventeen. Mrs.

Wolfe (Ruth Ann Norris) is a brilliant pianist as her program shows. She went fiom the Brahms' Rhapsody in Minor, 79, No. 2, to Sonata Pathetiq Opue, 13, with technical mastery and accomplishment that caught the lyrical measure of the second in contrast to the heavy tones of the first. Her interpretation of Opus 24, No. by Sibelius, had almost the terraced sonorities of the organ which showed how sensitive and informed a musician she is.

Uvr last number. "Rhapsody in xJue" by George Gershwin with all its syncopation, its haunting tone-colors, its variety of moods some fantastical, some almost grotesque. was a remarkable display of her ait. She never obtruded herself and was concerned only with the moods of the The concert was introduced by Miss Helen Rush whose brief praise of music included an old oriental legend of the need of harmony and a charming bit on the Chinese who have a unique custom of calling their tonal accomplishments the "music of woods." The program designed by Miss Rush was equally intriguing. The little folder was shaped like a harp and had musical notes on its cover.

The evening committee, Mrs. George Carr, Miss Rush and the hostess, Miss Bowen, served from a table centered with a bowl of American Beauty roses set in a border of delicate ferns. Over coffee, ice and cake bearing the Delta Kappa Greek symbols, the audience had a delightful informal hour with the entertaining artists and with Rochelle Hill, accompanist for the singer, a talented member of the sophomore class of Gallipolis High. Out-of-town members keeping their birthday date included Miss Doris Allen, New Mrs. Paul Armstrong, Laurelville; Mrs.

Beryle Dawson and Mrs. Gladys Forshey, Corning; Miss Katie Johnson. Nelsonville; Miss Velva Brasharcs, Gibisonville; Mrs. Mildred Boley, Junction City; and Miss Mary Smith, McArthur; Miss Amelia Moodie, New Straitsville. Logan sorority members were Miss Mary Connor, Miss Florence Larimer, Mrs.

Gladys Webb, Miss Ituth Goodwin. Miss Opal Wylie, the Misses Faith, Ruth and Mary Krinn, Miss Margaret Rush, Miss Bowen, Miss Rush and Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Gay Kruger assisted with program arrangements but could not attend.

Special guests were two ladies who brought the musicians i in Janet Gregg, city librarian, and Mrs. Osa Baird, a former teach- ci and Miss Wilhinnne Deissle, Mrs. Oscar Tom had as her guests on Day Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lean.an and children Hal, Sharon and Mary Lou and Mrs.

Harold Ramsey and daughter Marlene of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ortman and children Lonnie, Karen and Marilyn of Logan. Thursday Morning Feature Items BOYS' POLO SHIRTS Quality fine Cotton Sizes Small Medium Large 1.00 ODDS ENDS Good merchandise reduced to clear mmmmmw Betty Lou Dawson, C. P.

Berrv, Jr. Married May 8 Mrs. Richard Evans, North Culver Street, Logan, announces the marriage of her daughter Betty Lou Dawson of St. Clairsville to Cecil Phillip Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Berry, also of St. Clairsville. The marriage was solemnized at the parsonage of the Methodist Church in Logan by Dr. R. B.

Wilson at 7:30 P. M. May 8, which also was the bride's 21st birthday. The bride wore a street length dress of pink organdy with an allover floral design of white over pink satin. Her acessories were navy blue.

She carried a bridal bouquet of pink and white carnations. Miss Lois Jacobs, a close friend of the bride, was her only attendant. She was attired in a pink suit. Rosebuds formed her corsage. The former Miss Dawson, a graduate of Logan High School in 1947, is now employed by the Id dings Law Firm at St.

Clairsville. Mr. Berry, a graduate of St. Clairsville High School, has employment with the International Harvester St. Clairsville.

The new Mr. and Mrs. Berry are residing in their new home, 201 North Market Street, St. Clairsville. Farm Bureau Group Meets With Winders Members of the Hocking County Farm Bureau Advisory Council No.

3 met May 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Winder, Logan Route 3. Dan Rheinscheld read the 12th chapter of Proverbs. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Hutchins and Mrs. May Currie were welcomed as new members. The discussion leader was Jim Howard. The May Guide was road and discussed.

Clarence Skinner and Mr. Winders gave interesting talks. Mrs. Neal Shaw, recreational leader, led the group in a number of songs. Refreshments were served by Mr.

and Mrs. Winder to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rheinscheld, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Funk and children Betty and John, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skinner and sons Jim and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Shaw, Mrs.

Harold Klinger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard and daughter Nancy. Mrs. Currie.

Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins and son. The next meeting will be held at the Howard home. iClub Hears Review Of 'Natchez Woman7 Mrs.

Robert Grewe was elected president of the Book-of-the- Month Club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harley Ellinger, North Wood Street. Those elected to serve with her are Miss Alice Frasch, vice president; Mrs. Raymond Keairns, secretary, and Miss Opal Wylie, treasurer. This was the last meeting until Septem- ber.

Miss Sally Holmes reviewed Woman" by Alice W. Graham. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests of Mrs. Margaret Howdyshell, Junction City, on Mother's Day were Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wohrle, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Wolfe, son Donald and daughter Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howdyshell and Michael Howdyshell. Dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour. Callers at the Howdyshell home during the afternoon were Mr.

and Mrs. Poling and daughter Gloria Ann of Kingston. Social Calendar Wednesday, May 17 Rcbekah degree staff will go to Nelsonville. Members asked to meet at hall, 6:45 P. M.

Wear formats. Chummy Bridge Club at home of Mrs. Charles Huffman, North Market Street, 8 P. M. Chapel Grange will meet at Grange hall, 8 P.

M. Day program with men in charge. Guest speaker. Members bring fruit jello for refreshments. Adult Education Club to meet at East School, 7:30 P.

M. Hostesses Mrs. Charles Bryant and Mrs. Herbert Sheline. Questionnaire Club to meet with Mrs.

Sumner Martin. 350 North Orchard Street, 8 P. M. Closing day program at Greendale School, 7:30 P. M.

Public invited. Thursday, May 18 Thursday Sewing Club to meet at home of Mrs. Paul Hansel for potluck dinner at noon. Venus Circle to hold potluck dinner at cabin of Mrs. Ben Humphrey, State Route 664 South, 6 P.

M. Members to meet at Masonic hall for transportation. Bring own table service. West PTA will hold a covered dish dinner at school, 6 P. West grade school band to present concert, 7:30 P.

M. Installation of officers, art exhibit, hobby Just-For-Fun Club will meet at home of Mrs. Paul Fox, 323 North Street, 7:30 P. M. Nondescript Club to meet at Restaurant for dinner, 6 P.

M. Program to be presented at home of Mrs. Rudolph Brandt. East PTA will meet at school, 7:30 P. M.

Woman of Moose No. 997 to hold regular meeting, 8 P. M. Nomination of officers. Regular meeting of Chapter 997, Women of the Moose, at 8 P.

Officer nominations be made. Friday, May 19 Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church to meet at home of Mrs. Paul Monks, North Mulberry Street, 1 P. M. Hocking Grange will meet at 8 P.

M. Marion Grange will he in charge of program. Potluck lunch. Queen Vashti Rcbckah birthday dinner, 6:30 P. M.

Potluck. Les Amies Sunday School Class to meet in dining room of Methodist Church, 7:30 P. M. Mrs. John Allen hostess chairman.

"Parade of Home Talent," variety show to benefit Hocking County Chapter, American Cancer Society, East School auditorium, 8 P. M. Adults 35 cents, children 20 cents. Saturday, May 20 Relief Corps to hold regular meeting and initiation, 7:30 P. M.

Sunday, May 21 Antioch Grange to observe i Rural Life Sunday at EUB Church, Enterprise, 7:30 P. M. Program by grange. Sermon by the Rev. Mr.

Matthews. Public invited. Marion Grange Rural Life Sunday to be postponed until Sunday, May 28. at Presbyterian Church in Union Furnace. Monday, May 22 Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority to hold meeting, 8 P.

M. Legion Auxiliary to meet at hall, 7:30 P. M. Florence Myers chairman of refreshment committee. Hazel Armstrong chairman of program committee.

Social meeting with refreshments. Monday Duplicate Club to meet at home of Mrs. L. A. Riggs.

715 North Wood Street, 7:30 P. M. Antioch Grange to meet at 8 P. M. Third and fourth degrees to be conferred.

All candidates requested to attend. Potluck. Band Boosters to meet at Logan High School, potluck dinner 6:30 P. M. Junior Band, under direction of James Horwell, will present program.

Tuesday, May 23 VFW Auxiliary to meet at Pocahontas hall. 7:30 P. M. WSCS to meet at Methodist Church, 3 P. M.

Installation of officers. Nevada is the driest of states in rainfall, averaging 8.81 inches year, according to the U.S. Weather Bureau. Barbara Ann Roley To Wed Mr. Reese Mr.

and Mrs. Donald E. Holey, Sugar Grove Route 1, are announcing the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to William Rccsc. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Reese of of Basil. Ohio. Miss Roley is a member of the Logan High School graduating class of 1950. Mr. Reese, a graduate of Liberty Union High School, is manager of the Kroger store, corner of Sixth and Columbus Streets, Lancaster.

No definite date has been act for the wedding. Pastime Club Meets At Sheeler Home The Pastime Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Sheeler Tuesday evening. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Martin Weis in the absence of the president, Miss Ftorenee Conner.

Refreshments were served and games followed with prizes going to Mrs. Don Taylor. Mrs. Grace Marquette and Mrs. Edgar Wilson.

Guests were Mrs. Marquette and Miss Mary Sheeler Members present were Mrs. Jacob Fox, Mrs. Irene Poling, Mrs. Clifford Barney, Mrs.

Taylor, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Weis. The next meeting will be held In three weeks with a wiener roast at Kachelmacher Park. Communion Service Set A Holy Communion service will be held in St.

Episcopal Church at 9:30 A. M. Thursday. Ascension Day. Mrs.

Miller Hostess To Win-Or-Lose Club rs Arthur Miller entertained the Win-Or-Lose Bridge Club at her home on North Mulberry Street Monday evening. Mrs. Elmer Tschappat and Mrs. J. Ward Doering held high and second high scores, respectively.

Substitute players were Mrs. L. A. Riggs. Mrs.

Ross Adeork and Mrs. Ed Kemper. Other players were Mrs. Harhaugh, Mrs, Russell Montgomery, Mrs John Connor, Mrs. Will Lehman.

Mrs Mabel Sanderson and Mrs Harold Saxton. Sales lax Receipts High During Week Hocking County sales tax receipts last week showed an increase of nearly $2,000 over the corresponding week of 1949, alph VV. Moorhead, county trf surer reports. Last receipts totaled $4.347 as compared to $2,740.67 for the week ending May 14, 1949, a difference of $1,606.33, So far this year, $71,165.08 worth of stamps have been purchased in the county, an ineroa of $8,226.01 over the corresponding period in 1949. Mrs.

William Spencer Dies at Age ol 84 Mrs Martha Frances Spencer, 84, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Chester Bartoe, Sand Run. yesterday afternoon after an illne of several years. She had been hospitalized recently as the result of a fall. Surviving besides her daughter is a son.

Frank Martin. Sand Run; two half brothers. Fred Giffin, Columbus, nr I Charles Giffin, New Straitsville; a half sister, Mrs Thomas Spencer, New Straitsville; 22 grat and seven grandchildren. She was preceded in eoath by her husband William. i vice will be held at 2 P.

M. Thursday the Chester Bartoe residence with thn Rev. Owen Plumley officiating Burial will he in Downhour Cemetery by Mills and Bio Funeral Service of Straitsville. Readership runs high in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ttisxm MOuutMT tnm muri' ALKY DRIVE IN TUI ATM I nut on aovrf Dance Held Saturday Bob Holloway and his orchestra played for dancing Saturday evening at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse. The affair, a Dance." was co-sponsored by the Waltonians and the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, MIOHITI SHOW EVERY SATUAOAT ER ER LOGAN HOME FURNISHINGS OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 145 W.

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