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THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1934. HAPPENINGS IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Marie Jean Best Is Wed In East
Former Resident Stops In Springfield Briefly While On Her Honeymoon
From former Springfield residents of prominence comes the follow and John Andrews Best announce the marriage Marie Jean. Mr. Henry Lewis Harvey on Thursday the eighteenth October One thousand nine hundred and Until years ago the former Miss Best her parents made their home Springfield where Mr. Best had come receiver for the former Springfield National Bank later assuming the office president the former Commercial and Savings Bank After leaving Mr Best resumed connections with treasury partment national bank receiver and now located in Tex
The bride and who came the city Sunday for brief Dr. and Mrs. Chauncey of 100 Broadmoor blvd., were married the home the bride's Miss Marie in urb For the lovely formal bride wore her mother's wedding gown of satin long veil trimmed duchess complementary note to her ensemble she carried formal bouquet lilies the valwhite rosebuds and sweetheart
Immediately following the which and Mrs. John Best Germantown, bride were the only tendants Mr. and Mrs. Harvey left trip through die west. its completion they return to their after the first The bride was graduated from Springfield High School, and attended Antioch College 1933 she was graduated from the versity Texas, where she was Delta Zeta Sorority Mr Harvey son of Mr and William was member of the graduating 1931 from Pennsylvania State College. He longed to Phi Gamma Delta ternity.
Miss Loretta Kelly chairman the social the Young Women's League entertain Hallowe'en party for active and prospective Wednesday evening the C.A. admission fee make possible evening dancing and cards Miss Ruth Ochs will preside business meeting preceding the
Members the Springfield Counof Associations Monday night at the Bushnell lution which was placed recent the Congress of in Colum-
Attorney John McGrew spoke which attended by about persons The meeting was charge the of which Gerald Powell The resolution follows: members the Ohio Congress being vitally interested in the ance and operation of the public school system of the State of realize the financial difficulties volved the reduction available for school operation due to average reduction the tax duplicate since of 40 per the constitutional tax limitation by popular vote fective and many other favor the adoption of state program public support which will foundation public costs to each district equal to $45 for each elementary pupil, and for each high school pupil in tendance the public schools maintained by district "We favor adoption state program of public schools support equalized minimum mandated for the current costs public school operation in each disfavor the adoption statewide policy public school finance which provide for steady duction public school indebtedand added security outstanding school obligations by any the Ohio Congress wish on opposing the two proposed the constitution of Ohio seeks limit all automobile and all gasoline taxes to highway purposes exclusively and reduce the gasoline tax three cents per for reasons Because wrong principal to settle by mandate matters that are to left legislative discussion. "Second Because no particular kind property should have constant protection against necessary taxes in time emergency "Third: Because Ohio has had to divert the gas tax money to feed the hungry and assist the public schools, and automobiles part the wealth of the state should to share the common burden "We endorse the state wide servance of school Sunday on Oct. and urge members to cooperate in this observance.
The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs Reed Club its autumn foliage made setting for tea held Friday members Clark County Mrs received more than 50 women the county Mrs. D. Wray, county presiMrs chairman for the afternoon Mrs. Bauman, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Boone sang two Danny and Miss Doris Wyburn Wittenberg lege review by Lulu Volmer and Miss Helen Penquite played piano "Morning Glory' and "Cradle Song.
Mrs. G. Spreng and Miss Sarah Reid presided at the tea
Those present were: E. Mrs. Michael Goltzene, Mrs. Lelia Allen, Mrs. Carrie Harber, Mrs. Adam Gelsenliter, Mrs. Effie LayFred Mrs George Raup, Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Glanora Slaughter Mrs. Gray. um. Mrs. Mrs. M. Wiant Mrs Spreng Mrs Ruth Arch Walter Savilla Mrs. Mary Mrs. TomlinUrso Ida Steller Miss Gabriel Mrs Bauman. Mrs. Frank Boone, Mrs. Bright, Mrs HusMrs Mrs. Frank Mrs. Warren Teach Doris Wyburn Miss Helen Penquite Della Snook Mrs. Paul Cox and Mrs. George Reed.
Honoring Mrs. Wallace (Ruth Mason) bride, prettily appointed by Mrs. Barton Smith the home Mrs Lamar 831 FounPrizes for games of bunco emphasized the autumnal color scheme, awarded Mrs Harry McCaughey and Miss Stark At the of the evening was served. with tall yellow tapers yellow and bronze forming the centerpiece for the luncheon tables. Those present were: Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Harry McCaughey Mrs. Harry Mrs. William Mason. Mrs. Orville Ridenour. Mrs Leroy Maxton Mrs. Ralph Weigand Mrs. Mabel Mullenix, Mrs. Hattie Drake, Misses Anna Mildred Slaughter Eleanor Hazel Silver, Loretta Lerch, Mildred Frances Kitchen Ruth Fehr. Ann Fehr, Doris Jenkins and the hostess.
As final compliment to Mrs.
