Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-25

prise birthday party is TO at
tempt to surprise the, one Sho
is having the birthday L t
Wednesday evening at t h e
home of Mrs. Clay Eddy, the
plan was reversed and it was
the guests who were surprised.
1t all happened as follows:
Mrs. Eddy entertained the reg
ular meeting OF the Chester
Study club on Wednesday eve
ming. The meeting proceeded
as usual. A business session
was in charge of Mrs. Peter
Rub. Mrs. Norman Moss re-
! ported on the hospital meet
ing which she had attended al
SO talked on the annual sale
of Christmas seals. Mrs. C. G.
Stevens presented the program
This was a continuation of the
study of women writer's. The
topic was Gertrude Stein. Mrs.
Stevens spoke on her life and
works and also read selections
from her books. When the pro-
gram ended Mrs. Eddy announ-
ced that Nov. II was her birth
day and she wished to share
her birthday cake with he r
guests. AS if by magic, h e
dining table was set for buffet
refreshments and the beautiful
ly decorated cake was served.
All joined in the singing of
happy birthday" When t h e
program committee arranged
the years meetings, the mem
berS did not know that h e
date was Mrs. Eddy's birthday
Garden Club
Mrs. Richard Ries was hos.
tess for the November meet.
ing of the Chester Garden club
on Wednesday afternoon, Nov
II. Assisting were Mrs. Bur
well Abbott and Mrs. L. Maxim
The speaker was Lester Stress
ing of Stressing Nurseries, o.
Claridon. His topic, "Landscap
ing and Berried Shrubs" The
next meeting will be held OF
December IA.
Lodge Dinner.
Roast pork and dressing will
feature the dinner to be serv
ed to the public at the K of F
Hall on Friday, Dec. 8. Dnr
NER HOURS ARE $50 to 7::30
Flour Girls
Mrs. Ralph Taylor's 4-H Bak
ing club, the Flour Girls" col
lected dues during the summe
meetings. They had planned t,
have a picnic or some othe
entertainment. Instead hey
have voted to give the amour
in the treasury to the Geaug;
county Polio fund.
Perennial Gardeners
Mrs. Kenneth Martineau wa
hostess to the Perennial Gar
deners at her home on Wed
nesday evening. The gues
speaker was Mrs. Henry zet
ger, Cleveland. She gave q
talk and demonstration or
Christmas decorations an
ideas. On Dec. 29 members c
the club will entertain t he i
husbands at a holiday party a
the home OF Mrs. quentin Grot
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grar
of Cortland were at Forres
Bonds on Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Parr, who h a
been with the George PARIS fo
the past two months went o
Friday to the Clarence Battle
home.
A daughter, Katherine Anne
was born on November 9 I
Mr.. and Mis-. Robert Delane!
East Hill Drive. Mother a n
daughter are now home frol
Womans hospital.
Mrs. Joseph Shearey is in tn
hospital.
Glenn Russell, who is
WomanS hospital, did not hav
his hip operation as planned G
Wednesday. Treatments to
prepare him for the operatio
were necessary. 1t is eXpecte
it will be performed early tn
week.
Postmaster Glenn Evans We
on a hunting trip in Michiga
last week. Mrs. Evans accon
panied him as far as Bowlir
Green where she visited hi
son, Leland Glenn Evans ar
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Feig
and sons, Bobby and Rodne
of Medina spent the weeke1
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl
gle of Cedar road.