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Il JUNE 16, 1935,
Kate Anderson Presents Summerl
al Friday Night At Her Studio]
te Anderson, Athens piano
resented her pupils in a
jday night at hér studio
, street. Miss Anderson
sed as one of the most
eachers in the city and
< are always enjoyed by
Approximately seventy
ijed Friday. ;
gram was divided into
~ the first comsisting of
by the younger pupils
cond, the more advanced
~ students seemed to ex
the mood and tempo of
¢ in their faces and body
Such expression in
heir age is indeed a com-
Miss Anderson. The
upil on the program was
Lwell, six years of age.
.t part of the house was
en. forming an auditor
hink verbena, roses, dais
adiolas placed in artistic
nt about the rooms,
Jouise Smith, Lelia Hen
ips and Anne Johnson,
pils of Miss Anderson
freshments. They were
; Miss Doris Eberhart.
ram follow: »
Part One
The Merry Go Rround,
liss Anderson, Mildred
bonnie, selected; Andante
rise Symphony, Hayden—
ell.
ing Along, Selected; Lon
. Selected; Mildred Pow
use, Beaumont; Piano:
arner. Violin: Charles
- A Little Duet, Gaynor;
ell and Miss Anderson.
ber Song, Gurlitt; Elea
han.
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SIZES FOR ALL—I 4 to 48
These Dresses Consist of
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SILK SEERSUCKERS—Sizes 14 to 48
SHABLE CREPE DRESSES—Sizes 14 to 42
N BACK WASH CREPES—Sizes 14 to 20
PRINTED CREPES—Broken Sizes
ne Expecting More Than Ever . . .
You Will Not Be Disappointed!
NE SOLD BEFORE 9 A.M. MONDAY!
ESSER’S
278 CLAYTON STREET
T—Musette, Bash; Country Dan
l(-e. Kohler; Warren Garner,
B—Horse Race, Baines; Country
Dance, Williams, Ellis Dixon, jr.
9—Pixie's Good Night Song,
Brown; Millie Bedgood.
10—Minuet in G., Beethoven;
Piano: Eleanor Vaughan. Violin:
Darwin Vaughn, jr.
11—A Dream Song, Forman, Annie
Kate Davis.
12—Quartette: Galop, Streabbog;
Miss Anderson, Warren Garner,
Dennis Penny, jr., Ellis Dixon, jr.
Port Two
I—Quartette: Cabaletta, Lack;
lLaura Mae McClain, Elizabeth Bis
son, Frances Griffeth, Uclete Thur
- mon. ,
I 2—Song: The Slumber Boat, Gay-
Inor; Annie« Kate Davis assisted by
Miss Anderson,
3—Faust Waltz, Gounod; Eliza
beth Bisson.
4—Narcissus, Nevin; Florence Lee
Callahan.
s—Dancing Doll, Poldini; Virgin
ia Davis,
6—Moonlight Revels, Andre;
Laura Mae MecClain, .
I 7—oO Sole Mio, Di Capua; A Per
fectt Day, Carrie Jacobs Bond.
’Plano: Florence Lee Callahan. Vio
lin: Grady Callahan, jr.
B—Wnaltz Op. 64, No. 1, Chopin;
Panelle Crawford.
9—Second Mazurka, Godard; Ruth
Anderson,
10—Meditation, Marrison; Galop,
Gurlitt; Frances Griffeth.
11—Song: My Wild Irish Rose,
Alcott; Elizabeth Bisson.
12—A Dream, Lynn; Uclete Thur
mon,
13—Quartette: Song of The Tor
eador from “Carmen,” Bizet; Jan
elle Crawford, Ruth Anderson, Flor
ernce Lee Callahan, Virginia Davis.
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Mrs. R. C. Campbell
Entertains Daughters
And Their 2 Visitors
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Once of the lovellest of the soc
iay affairs of the season was the
seated tea given Thursday after
noon from 5 to 7 by Mrs. R. C.
Campbell in honor of her daugh
ters, Misses Emily and Nell Camp
bell, who have recently graduated
from high school and their visitors,
Misses Ellen Munson and Elizabeth
Blackwell, of Columbia, S. C.
The home of the hostess was
lovely with a profusion of garden
flowers,
Mrs. Campbell was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. John D,
Elliott, Mrs. Walters Everiss and
Miss Thelma Elliott,
The guests were Misses Harriette
Warren, Marion Krumrine, Jane
Clary. Carroll Brown, Louise Hodg
son, Rose Allen, Mary Elizabeth
Allan, Ruth Anderson, Ruth Hun
gerford, Elizabeth Meadows, Bob
Stephens, Cecil Michael, Joanna
Stegeman, Ada -Bryant, Catherine
Jane Burkhart and her visitor,
iCatherine Foreache, of Gray, 111,
Charlotte Conner, Emmie Bolton,
Natalina Conterio, Ann Dempsey,
and Virginia Brannen, .
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MISS MAE AYCOCK
IS PARTY HONOREE
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Miss May Aycock was delight
fully entertained by the Gleaners
of Young Harris Tuesday evening
at which Mrs. Hilda Anderson
lacted as hostess.
The room was beautifully dec
orated with cut flowers.
Sevearl games and contests
were played during the evening,
and the prizes were given the |
bride-Flect. Y
Following the games, the bride
elect was presented several love
ly gifts, after which delicious re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted in
entertaining by Miss Lucy Calla~l
way, and the party was one of the
most brilliant socials of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardeman
have returned to their home in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., after a visit
I here with relatives. ]
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a meal ticket is the reasonable
way to eat.
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
MRS. O. R. DOBBS
HOSTESS AT PARTY
Mrs. O. R. Dobbs entertained
Saturday afternmoon at the second
of a bright series of lovely parties
at her attractive home on Milledge
avenue.
A setting of beautiful garden
flowers prevailed throughout the
rooms where the several tables
were grouped. Following the in
teresting game, delicious refresh
ments were served and several
pretty prizes presented the winners
of the high and low score.
Mrs, Dobbs will entertain again
during the approaching week which
will assemble a group of friends for
an afternoon tea.
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Mrs. Julian McCurry
Will Chaperon Tour
- Mps. Julian McCurry and Mr,
'John Newton of Madison will en
joy a unique trip this summer,
when they will be members of the
Caravan Tours leaving next week
for the University of California. A
Igroup of college students will com
prise the caravan. The trip will
be made in six large buses going
to the west by the northern route,
‘and returning by the southern. En
route, stops will be made at points
of interest the tour including a
visit in the Canadian Rockies.
Mrs. McCurry will act as official
chaperon, while Mr. Newton will
drive one of the buses. The trip
is “expected to take at least six
weeks,
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Misg Lewellyn Ross
Presented by Miss
I Hodgson in Recital
Thursday evening Miss Edith
Hodgson presented Miss Lewellyn
Ross, one of her gifted young
piano pupils, in recital, at her
stugdio, 125 North Milledge avenue.
Miss Ross’ program presented
compositions of varying degrees
of difficulty and mood, but her
playing throughout was marked
by a mastery that evidenced ex- !
ceptional talent for a student- of
her years. |
Andante (Gluck), the first
movement of the “Moonlight”
Sonata (Beethoven), Preludes 'in
' C and B minor (Chopin), Waltz
in A flat (Chopin), and Rondo
'Brilliant (Werber), were the com
positions in which Miss Ross did
her best work. She demonstrated
lexcellent training in pedaling,
~shading technic, rhythm, phrasing
and memory, necessary qualities
for musicianship.
Allan Hart, who is beginning
his study of music, with Miss Ross
as his teacher, played two comvo
sitions in a manner that reflected
credit on his teacher’s influence
musically .
A delightful social hour follow
ed the recital, when congratula
tions were showered upon both
Miss Hodgson and her pupil by a
number of friends who were ine
vited to attend this musical event.
East Athens Baptist -
Silver Tea Held at
1 Home of Miss Elrod
| The Silver Tea of the East Ath
jens Baptist church met .at the
ihome of Miss Lucile Elrod Thurs
‘day evening.
! A social hour was enjoyed by all
| at the close of the evening delici
| ous refreshments were served.
} The members were glad to wel
| come Mrs. Amason as a new mems
ber ot the Tea.
The Silver Tea will meey with
Misses Grace and Minnie Fitzpat
| rick on Nellie B avenue, Thurss
day evening June 20. , .
! yisitors are always welcomed.
IMiss Ethel Jackson Is Named I
Grand Lecturer By O.E. S.ln |
State Convention Past Week
Durinig the meeting of the
Grand Chapter of Georgia, Order
of the Eastern Star, which con
vened in Macon this week, Miss
Ethel Jackson of Athens was ap
pointed by Mrs. 'Marcia Jewett,
worthy grand matron, as grand
Jecturer of the Grand Chapter of
Georgia for the ensuing year.
Miss Jackson presided over this
state organization during 1932-33,
and this appointment, which is
only given to past grand matrons,
is an honor to her and the East
ern Star organization in Athens.
Other officers elected and appoint
ed were:
Mrs. Marcia Jewett, of Ross
ville, worthy grand matron; W.
A. Lynn, Atlanta, worthy grand
patron; Mrs. J. Austin Dillon,
Atlanta, associate grand matron;
John W. Riley, Miliedgeville, as
scoiate grand patron; Mrs. Row-/
ena C. Ward, Valdosta, grand
secretary; Mrs. Annie Bullock,
Warm Springs, grand treasurer;
) Mrs. Bessie Cashman, Savannah,
grand conductress; Mrs. Lessie
Ulmer, Valdosta, associate grand
conductress.
Miss Ethel Jackson, Athens,
grand iecturer; Mrs. Geneva Fod
drill, Atlanta, grand chaplain;
Mrs. Ruth Yarbrough, Rome,
grand marshal; Mrs. Kate Mas
set, Atlanta, grand organist; Mrs.
iMamle Walters, Savannah, grand
PERSONAL MENTION
PR SERER ot = o ke s s e e
- Miss Rachel Strickland left Sat
urday for Rome where she will
Ispemi B week at the B. Y. P, U.
‘encampment,
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Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Maxey of
Woodville, spent Saturday here. |
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} Mr. and Mrs. Lon Bryant of
Winterville, were visitors here
yesterday.
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Mnrs. R. W. Welch and Mrs.
Gussie Bates are spending today
at Maxeys.
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Misses Geraldine and Kath]e\'nl
Sanders of Neese, were vlsitorsl
here Saturday,
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Mrs. Forest J. Glenn, Mrs. Fan
nie Smith, and Misses Narine and
Burnice Turner of Carlton, were
among out-of-town visitors here’
yesterday.
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Miss Anna Alewine and Mrs.
Annie Peteman of Covington, were
shopping here Saturday.
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Mrs. Beatrice Walton and Mrs.
Ruby Johnson of Eastville, were
visitors here yesterday,
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Miss Susie Wells is spending
. the week-end in Atlanta as the
guest of her mother, Mrs. G. F.
Wells.
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MISS ETHEL JACKSON I
Adah; Mrs. Leila Shy, Ameri(‘us.l
grand Ruth; Mrs. Marie Hamil
ton, Rossville, grand Esther; Mrs.
Annie Vandegriff, Atlanta, grand
Martha; Mrs. Fannie Mae Swain,
Augusta, grand Electa; Mrs. Myr
tice MecCreary, Atlanta, grand
warder; Mr. W. L. Denson, Dal
ton, grand sentinel; Miss Tallulah
Atkins, Cordele, grand parilamen
tarian; Mrs. George H. Weber,
Milledgeville, grand historian;
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, Macon,
grand poet laureate.
T, e i e A A o R
- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wells and
~daughter, Ruby Elizabeth, of Fort
Gaines are spending the summer
here. Mr. Wells is attending sum
mer school.
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, Miss Rebecca Atchinson has
returned to her home in Chatta
nooga after a short visit to her
- sister, Mrs. Allen Murray.
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Miss Verdie Miller of LaGrange
High school is stopping at the
Georgian hotel for the first six |
weeks of summer school. |
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~ Mr. and Mrs. Abe Link and
~daughter, Dorothy, spent Thurs
day in Atlanta.
* * «
Messrs. Hugh Hankinson and
Aubryne Kennedy left Thursday by
motor for a two weeks’ trip t)
New York where they will visit
relatives.
* - *
Littls Alice Jones is spending
the summer in San Antonio,
Texas, as the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Alice N, Jones.
* * *
Mrs. M. E. Oldham and son,
Edwin; Mrs. Clifford Fowler and
Misses “Jiggs” and Lorene Fow
ler have returned home after a
delightful trip to Birmingham,
Ala.
THE GAS COMPANY
Mrs. Carl Brisendine I
Bridge Club Hostess|
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Mrs. Carl Brisendine entertained
her bridge club very delightfully
Thursday afternoon which assem
bled the members for a spirited
game of bridge. The home was
beautifully decorated with rich
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‘colored dahlias and pink roses in
"artistic arrangement,
Three tables of players enjoyed
Ithe lovely occasion and the inter
esting game was followed by deli
cious refreshments,
Mrs. E. Grummon won top score
prize and Mrs. Rosco Scoit was
awarded the copsolation.
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