Weddings and social events highlight Canton society notes
Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Lou France won at Lakeside Shrine luncheon bridge. Miss Opal Fayn won guest prize. Wedding of Miss Maud Anne De Vore and Rev. Joseph A. Mears in Columbus noted. Canton guests attend. Social clubs host parties at homes and Lakeside Shrine club with dinners, showers, and card games. announcements include engagements, travel, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Hoskins
Lou France
Lakeside Shrine Club
Opal Faynn
J. F. Campbell
Massillon
Maud Anne de Vore
Columbus
Joseph A. Mears
Reed Urban United Presbyterian Church
Neil Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Sarah de Vore
Mears
Local social events feature bridge luncheons and visits
Invitations issued by Mrs Charles W Keplinger and Mrs John C Keplinger for a bridge luncheon at Brookside Country Club on September 3. Numerous guests attended Lakeside Shrine Club event honoring Mrs G W Moberry of Los Angeles. Mrs S W Bramley hosted a small luncheon with Mrs Frank G Hoover guest at S Main Canton. Mrs Walter Jayme from Pittsburgh visited Canton for the weekend. Mrs Harvey Miller and Mrs Pauline Reichewein returned from a western trip as Brookyde golf members hosted an invitational tournament with guests from Akron Alliance and Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Keplinger
John C. Keplinger
Hills and Dales
Brookside Country Club
S. C
Frank G. Hoover
S. Main
North Canton
S. W. Bramley
New York City
W. W. Steel
Harvey Miller
Louisvile 14
Minas Pauline Reichewein
Yale Av
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Rocky Mountains
Estes and
Yellowsone National Parks
Brookyde Country Club
Akron
Alliance
Barberton
Lakeside Shrine Club
Union Country Club of
Dover
Lakeside
Club Calendar Highlights Tomorrow
Mercy Hospital Alumnae hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon at Forest Inn. Unity Sewing Club serves 12 30 luncheon hosted by Mrs I C Stoner in Louisville. P A U EB club meets at 8 with hostess Mrs Francis Valot. N C C W Club has a luncheon hosted by Mrs William McCamant. Criterion Club holds an all day picnic at Meyers Lake. Carnation Club gathers 2 30 hosted by Miss Laura Packer. I N C Club meets at 8 with hostess Miss Esther Sautters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Forest Inn
Unity Sewing Club
I. C. Stoner
Louisville
P. A. U. EB. Club
Francis Valot
William McCamant
Criterion Club
Meyers Lake
Carnation Club
Laura Packer
I. N. C. Club
Esther Sautters
Social Evening Honors Mrs Minnig and Mrs Hetley
A 22 guest gathering at the Devore home hosted by Miss Nettie Devore and Mrs Charles Rice featured a 1 o'clock WAS, dinner, euchre and 6500. Prizes went to Ada Haffer John McCameron Gustav Miller and Briard Ward Heggy. A musical program followed by Carl Schmid Ida Pilger and Carl Ebner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Glawe
3Rd St NE
J. E. Maughiman
Charles Hummer
Doris Lutes
Nettie Devore
Charles Rice
Church Activities Schedule For Thursday Meetings
The Fairmont Park M E Church board meets Thursday evening to discuss church affairs. Various groups from First Methodist, First Congregational, Crystal Park MB Church, St Pauls B Church, Lowell Reformed, Trinity Reformed, First Christian, Grace Reformed, and First United Brethren hold Thursday gatherings including meetings, picnics, sewing, choir rehearsals, and a 5 to 7 supper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Waterworks Park
Fairmont Park M. FE. Church
Turner-Gebhart Group
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
BE. E. Adama
19Th St NW
Board of Trustees
First Christian Church
The
First Reformed Church
Fashion Dictates By Aileen Lamont
The article notes that fashion leaders set trends over price as college girls drive fall styles. Two piece jumper dresses of moderate cost gain popularity, with the amock jumper among the top models, reflecting British and American influences in attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
New York
Fashion Notes From Atlantis: Fall Coats Hats and Shoes
Set a difficult mark for the competitors on this side of the Atlantis to shoot at in the new double breasted tweed coats for fall. These garments are close fitting and reach about to the knees. The skirts show a distinct flare in the front while the back is without a vent. They will be worn at Autumn race meetings horse shows and for traveling. Ribbons are playing a more important part in the boudoir than ever before. Sofa pillars and spreads and even boudoir frowns are made of crepe de chine ribbons in broader widths with splendid washing qualities. Pheasant plumage promises to be a favorite hat trimming this fall. The wood tints of the Chinese bird blend with the velours used in fall data. The brims are wider in front and turned back more sharply than in summer. Washable kid is the material shoe manufacturers rely on to lift sales this winter. Palm Beach season again to show a vogue for white and pastel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis
Palm Beach
Daily News Reader Ad Promises Quick Event Crowd Boost
An inexpensive reader ad promises to draw crowds for your function with reasonable rates and surprising results. It notes suitability for food specials or any notice needing quick turnout.
Thieves Steal Chalice at St Mary’s Church
A vandalism incident damaged the altar at St Mary’s church on a Friday evening. A large golden chalice was stolen and curtains were torn. Police are searching for suspects connected to the break in and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opr
St. Mary
Ndala
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Edward Heddy
F. W. Gavin
Mrs. Gavin
Cleveland
Michigan
Indiana
C. E. Wills
Veronica Quinn
Margaret Lang
J. V. Magill
Collins
Vivian Lenora
Irvin Ira Wade
Canton
M. Dpd
William
W. Lookabaugh
First Baptist Church
Mary Coyle
Harrison Avy
Martha Zollara
John Bederman
Daughters of Liberty No. 3
Lion Hall
American Insurance Union
Dime Savings Bank
Clever Schemers Club
Emma Siedler
2Nd St
Charles Fry
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
John L. Frey
Mansillon Rd
Randolph Meyer
Steubenville
Sadie Krahler
Walnut Av
McKinney School
East Sparta
Stark County
St. Benedict's Parish
Arntz Hall
Tuscarawas
Thought Club
Sippo Park
Corrine Zeigler
Fulton Rd
Waynesburg
Mary Cope
Wellsville, O
H. J. Spotts
Ray Simpson
High
Walter Jaymbe
Pittsburgh
Mary Whitacre
Mr. Jayme
Whitacre
Alice
Nawenden
Winzeler Bros
Royal Crest Coffee
Inn
S.E
Savage
Hoe the Savage
McKinley
GEO. C. Wille & CO
Market Avenue
the Ladies Aid Society of the
Crystal Park
M.be
St. Paul's B. Church
Women's Aid
Trinity Reformed Church
Tuts
St NW
Grace Reformed Church
First United Brethren Church
Aileen Lamont
Richard Croasdaile
Optometrist
Walter HT
Court AV
Ginases
Market Ave
Rayon
Hershey
Sun Maid
Nabisco
Weideman
Burden's
C. W
Eagle
Geo. Washington
Parsons
Royal Baking Powder
Tetley’s Tea
Murphy’s Oil Soap
Nashua
Lady Sealpax Athletic Union
Nainsock
Volle
Batista Pir
Det
Sealyax Athletic Union
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