The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-23
Goings. Comings
Around
MorYsville

situations arising from the enc
my's invasion.
She displayed a fine collection
of arts and crafts of Norway,
which included exquisite en-
broideries, laces, wood-carVing,
silver place settings in elaborate
designs, for which the country is
noted, and dolls dressed in native
costumes.
Mrs. Schuman stated there is
no juvenile delinquency in Nor
way. All children are taught to
do fine work with their hands in
the schools as a part of their edu-
cation. Six year olds turn out
well-shaped letter knives with
their carving tools, while the lit
tie girls take up fine needle work,
knitting and crocheting.
In the display were small carv-
ed wooden boxes in the most in
tricate designs, made by eight
year-old boys, as well as fine en-
broideries done by girls of that
age. The speaker expressed the
desire for a better understanding
btween people of different ma
tions, in order to bring about
world peace.
Preceding the address, Mrs.
John Craig gave the Morse Leg
end, Peer Gynt, and completing
the program, Mrs. George Nancy
gave a short sketch of the life OF
Edward Grieg, and sang his 81
Love Thee, accompanied by
Mrs. Machan.
The hostesses, Mrs. William
Faulkner, Mrs. John Sharrer,
Mrs. W. E. Behrens and Mrs.
Glenn Grigsby, served "Smor-
brod" ttea) in the dining room,
where background music of re-
cordings of the Peer Gynt Suite
was played. The attractive table
centered with mixed bouquet OF
flowers, lighted candles, crystal
and silver appointments, was
presided over by Mrs. Leu ano
Mrs. Faulkner. Dainty assorted
sandwiches, cakes, nuts, tea ano
coffee were served. Favors of at.
tractive corsages, made of plastic
lace in rainbow hueS, were pre-,
sented to each one.
Out of town guests were Mrs
Richard Holtzmuller, of Eaton
Miss Mary Catherine Green, Mrs
J. D. Hastings, and Mrs. Schu
man, of Columbus; Mrs. Verne
Howard, of Milford Center
Marysviile guests included Mrs
F. T. Gaumer, Miss Dorothy Cole,
man, Mrs. Paul Wenzel, Mrs. Har
old Coleman, Mrs. Elba Crevis
ton Mrs. Herbert Balliett, Mrs
Halsey Eleyat, Mrs. Rowland
Seymour, Mrs. Jacob Ell, Mrs
Lloyd Wall, Mrs. Walter Graham
Mrs. E. F. Southland, Mrs. Anas
tacia Grigsby, Mrs. Larry Fitz
gerald, Mrs. Robert Wagner, Mrs
Angus MacIvor, Mrs. John Gun
derman, Mrs. L. G.. Brubaker
Mrs. William Moore, Mrs. H.
Nicol, Mrs. A. C.. Volrath, Mrs
Fred Zell, Mrs. William Hopes
Mrs. Frank Holycross Jr., Mrs
Hubert Miller, Mrs. Albert Bap
tist, Mrs. Horace Martin, Mrs
George Nancy, Mrs. Kennel
Kullberg, Mrs. Marvin DeGrave
Mrs. Malcolm MacIvor, DR.. Ma,
Zaugg, Mrs. James E. Goodwin
Mrs, Lloyd Smallman, Mrs. T. j
Tobbe, Mrs. Dwight Hush, Mrs
Guy Dicky and Mrs. Clai
Thompson.
In addition to the committee
and officers mentioned, othe
members present were: Mrs. JOIN
Baker, Mrs. William Coleman
Mrs. Richard Engard, Mrs. Arthu
Galloway, Mrs. Robert Graham
Mrs. Russell Gronko, Mrs. Ed
ward Gunderman, Mrs. Ere,
Johnson, Mrs. John Lentz, Mrs
Joseph Lentz, Mrs. George More
lock, Mrs. Robert Orahood, Mrs
Walter Otte, Mrs. Floyd Shaffel
Mrs. Rodger Sillars, Mrs. D. Car
Spain, Mrs. Charles Splitter, Mrs
Harold Stricken, and Mrs. War
rem Widner.