The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-24

LAS ANENTURERAS CELEBRATES
FOUNDERS DAY WITH DINNER


On the exact date on which they
had perfected their organization, jan
uary %, the members Of Las Aven-
tureras club, celebrated the second
anniversary of Founders day with a
'dinner party at the home of Miss
Sarah Bangert, Monday evening.
For the centerpiece of the dinner
table a graceful crystal tree had been
used, the beauty of the delicate orna-
ment being reflected in the mirror on
which it had been placed. Tall glow
ing green tapers in silver holders
lighted the table and for favors Tai
isman rosebud was at each place.
Dainty nut cups in yellow and blue,
the club colors, were on the one large
table at which the delicious menu was
served, and the place cards were in
the form of cutlass, reproduction
of the insignia which has just been
adopted by the organization and which
is to be used for the pin which they
have chosen.
After the dinner, Miss Helen Chand-
Ter, the retiring president, called her
officers fer the past year, Miss Kath
ryn Brady, vice president and secre-
tary, Miss Ruth Armstrong treasurer,
and Mrs. Donald Thibaut, press chair
man to take their chairs and thanked
them for their support during her re-
gime. Then she conducted an impress
sive installation ceremony when each
in turn as her successor was called
repeated the ritual and turned over
her records to these members who ac-
cepted their duties for 1888: Miss Ruth
Armstrong, president; Miss Eloise
Rowand, vice president and secretary;
Miss Dorothy Chandler, treasurer and
Miss Ruth Marie Dickerson, press
chairman.
Tallies for bridge which was played
for the amusement of the evening,
were ships in water color, this craft
having been used as symbol by the
club since they fare forth each year
on some new quest in their search for
knowledge, pleasure and fields of help
fulness.
At the semi-monthly meetings
throughout the year, at the card con-
tests, no prizes were awarded, but
scores We're kept and one grand trophy
was to be given to the one whose score
had mounted highest. Mrs. Donald
Thibaut received lovely gift for hav-
ing this honor and the guest prize
went to Mrs. NJ. w. Levering.
Guests for the party We're: Mrs.
Donald Thibaut, Mrs. Kenneth Bardon,
Misses Helen Chandler, Ruth Arm
strong, Ruth Marie Dickerson, Sarah
Bangert, Sarah Jane Shoaf, Kathryn
Brady, Mary Davis, Eloise Rowand,
Dorothy Chandler and the three spon-
sors, Mrs. NJ. w. Levering, Mrs. M. ID.
Harnly and Miss Margaret Converse.
Miss Maxine Chrisman, who has just
been taken into the organization, and
who was to have been formally initial
ed during the evening, was detained at
home because of illness
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Randolphs Attend Church Conference
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. F. Randolph
were in attendance Tuesday of the an
nuai convention of the Episcopal
church at Christ church, in Cincinnati.
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Isabel Chandler to Teach Dram atics
Miss Isabel Chandler, who has
been prominent in amateur theat-
ricals in London for several years,
and who is now studying with Miss
Margaret Crawford, of Columbus, is
announcing elsewhere in this issue,
that she is starting classes in
dramatics at her home on East High
street