The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-09

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July IA. The degree captain
would like to have everyone. at
tend regularly as there is a lot o
work to be done. Remember
there are only eight more meet
ings before July a.
All Rebecca'S who have beer
members of the Redwood Lodge
for so years are asked to call OF
see Hazel Ellinwood. The past
| Noble Grands will hold then
meeting next Monday evening
March 13 at the home of Flora
| Davis.
REDWOOD MUSIC CLUB
The Redwood Music Club met
Tuesday evening in the home OF
Mrs. Hartley Harger. Mrs. Dean
Cochran, the president, presided
Mrs. Cochran read an editorial
concerning American music as
compared to European music.
During the business session Of
ficers were elected for the com
ing year: Mrs. William Hook, pre-
sident; Mrs. Ralph Workman
vice president; Mrs, L. F. Davis,
recording secretary; Mrs. John
Meyer, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. R. j. Langstaff, treasurer.
The program for the evening
was based on several operas.
A paper was read by Mrs. Ray
Martin about the Life of Puc-
cinni" Mrs. Hartley Harger read
the story of Puccinni's opera
LA Boheme". Recordings of the
ballet Dance of the Hours" from
the opera La Giocona" was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Robert Erwin sang, MY
Heart At Thy Sweet Voice" from
the opera, Samson and Delilah
She was accompanied by Mrs
black Weller. Dainty refresh,
ments were served by the hos.
tess assisted by Miss Ruth Rob.
erts, Mrs. w. c. Spain and Mrs
John Meyer. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
Harold Winter.
GUEST MEETING
The Cheerio Circle of The
Kings Daughters met Monday
evening in the parlor of the Bap.
tist Church in Redwood. Mrs
David Closer, the president
| presided. Mrs. Closer opened the
meeting by welcoming the guest:
which each member had invited
Mrs. Ernest Debolt led the de.
votional period. A nominating
committee was appointed as fol
lows: Mrs. Millard Bumgarner
Mrs. Zane Randall, and Mrs. Ed
gar Hastings. The program fol
the evening was announced by
the chairman, Mrs. T. P. Seq.
Two piano duets were played
by Mrs. Charles Gill and Mrs
Jack Weller. They chose an ar.
rangement of "Trees" and Tos.
ellis "Serenade". Mrs. Charles
Gill gave several selections or
her ACCORDION. She played Lar.
go" from the New World Sym
phony and a medley of popular
tunes.
' Mrs. Sieg then introduced the
speaker of the evening who was
Mrs. Charles Dennison, of Della
ware, who reviewed the book
Western Reserve" by Harlan
Hatcher. Mr.. Hatcher has beer
particularly interested in the
history of Ohio and has written
many books on this subject. The
latest one is the history of the
development of the northeast
section of the state known as the
Western Reservation of the state
Of Connecticut. This area at one
time belonged to Connecticut
and only last year was the last OF
this land turned over to the state
of Ohio in a colorful ceremony
in which the governors of the two
states took part.
! Mrs. Dennison gave a very
complete and interesting review
of the book using large map to
show the Location of the territory
under discussion.
Following the book review,
1 Mrs. Claud Swartz gave a group
of musical readings. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Jack Weller.
Later in the evening, dainty
refreshments were served by a
committee composed of Mrs. r.
c. Turner, Mrs. d. G. Fryman,
Miss Laura Rea, Mrs. Giles Nc
Danel, Mrs. Zane Randall, Mrs.
Lloyd Matteson and Mrs. Vern
Hamilton. Mrs. Closer poured
at table beautifully decorated
with spring flowers and candles.
VICTORY CIRCLE
The Victory Circle of the
Kings DAUGHTERS mot in 4he