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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
22
Mrs. Fox enjoys time at the Springfield Pike bride celebration while attending the exposition. Mrs. Alfred Hess has gone to a summer home at Gull Lake.
R Wallace visits Bellefontaine to study at Columbia University. Ella Opperman returns from two years in France and Europe to stay with her parents. Stark travels to Grand Island for a month. Folbre entertains Thomas Bush and Susan Boston of Boston Mass. Hannah Stodghill wed Ernest Beeb on Park Avenue June 28 in a quiet ceremony. couple to Miami Florida where he works. Eugene Lynn hosts a school class and guest entry club.
A compb and Miss Lois Smith plan a wedding. Marjorie Smith will spend the summer in Iola Kansas. Esther Crockett visits Ridge avenue residents. Mrs Glenne Dawson hosts dinner with Henry Nehter and daughter from Chicago. Driesing and Yates families visit and an automobile party from Covington joins them.
Shylda Ogden returns home while Mrs. John Flynn and Hesbrooks family host relatives from Miami. Wagner visits from Cincinnati to spend time with grandson Ray and family. Foster of Lucasville visits, and Godwin stays with her son-in-law Frank Clark on Margo Road.
Ree Ashart of Georgetown Kentucky visits her aunts Mrsens and Mrs L M Rogers Elizabeth and Ida Hommeyer Roudebush left for Seattle Washington Joyce Corbin of Wilmington is with Miss Harriet Belt Mrs Harley Ayres of Madison visits Mr and Mrs Wil Berkshire last Sunday
Mildred Sidner Miller from Louisville attended a wedding in Gambier and served as best man. Guests included Jos and others at a lawn fete on Mrs Gay's grounds with Mrs Otis Lantz hosting. A luncheon on College Hill honored Mrs Whittaker. Frank Lohrer hosted guests at the Hiberon club. James Droste of Rapid Run and the Ladies History Club joined a gathering.
Mrs. Herbert S. Bridge and Andrew Gleason of Rochester are mentioned among several visitors and residents. Agnes and Emilie Herbrich, Mrs. J. Byron Tucker, and Mr. and Mrs. King Brunson of Milford are noted with visits and travel plans to Chicago and Wisconsin areas. Mary Hill hosted guests in Loveland and Dayton area friends.
The Northside Musical Club closed its season with an outing. Mrs. George Blinn of Birmingham visited before heading to an eastern trip. John Donnelly and Edith Donnelly traveled east and planned three months away. Edith plans a Colorado stay, Jeve Schmid and Mr Powell with Westwood companions travel to Park, Cal. for the exposition.
Mrs. Harrison of Richmond Ind sails for August Salt Lake City to attend the national gathering of the G A R as president of the Otto chapter of the Woman's Relief Corps. She plans to leave early in August after preparations for the trip.
Miss Nell Henshaw hosted cards on Saturday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Dabney and daughter Katharine plan a cottage trip to Wequetonsing. Mrs Reuben Robertson left for Asheville. Andrew Deininger and Eugenia Rohr wed last Monday. Winifred Goodall and aunt Nettie sail for Europe for a three month stay. Ellen Huber of Connersville visits Mrs Edward Sayer. Mr and Mrs Clickner and daughter Florence left for Baltimore. Agnes Anderson entertained with cards midweek.
Elmwood mourns the death of the bride’s mother as Carolyn Kettle becomes Mrs. Charles Schubert in a quiet home ceremony in Wyoming. Rev. Reese officiated as the couple left for a Michigan cottage. Guests include local families from Glendale and Fairview Heights.
Grace Graveson visits with Mrs. Thomas Berry for two weeks. Bailey family and relatives head to Charlevoix Michigan for the summer. Miss Anna Thompson to Lake Melissa Minnesota. Lida Thomson to visit Chicago aunt. Matthews family returns from six months abroad. Carrie Moores to Charlevoix for the summer. Rhoda Van Nes returns from East Gloucester Massachusetts. Nell Shanklin to Bay View Michigan with Mrs. Shanklin. Howard Johnston in Louisville. Ellen Graveson visiting Miss Margaret Titus. Mrs. Henry Allen leaves for Mackinac with Mrs. Benedict.
Local notices list visitors and residents in Linwood and surrounding towns. Families like Armand Curtin and Kilduff enjoy summer jaunts to Odin Michigan and East Coast trips, with reunions, house guests, and church activities noted.
On July Fourth a group of young summer visitors will stop at Hight Mile and entertain many friends including Tusculum residents. Irene Carter, winner of The Commercial Tribune European trip, saw friends bid her bon voyage ahead of her train departure. Mrs. Charles E B Carter hosted a small social in honor of her daughter with guests including Mr Walker Tesker and Miss Alice Tasker.
The week featured an Afternoon Bridge session hosted by Miss Anna Thayer and a Royal 8 Durrell home visit from Ohio State University. The Ladies Whist club picnic at Mrs Greenwald’s Tusculum Heights grounds marked a pleasant outing. Mrs Thomas Greenwald hosted Chicago cousins Mr Ora Hey and wife. The Tusculum Methodist Ladies Aid dined in New Richmond with local Methodists. At McKinley School Rosa Fry resigned and was given a farewell party with Prof R C Yowell and Lincoln School colleagues attending. she received a pin from teachers in appreciation.
Mrs. Clem Hollowell and Mrs. Ada Jobe visit father Zera Arnold in Harrison. Various residents travel to Seattle Indianapolis Cincinnati and St Louis for visits and weddings. The Advance club sewing school reopens and church arrangements shift as Rev. Eilermann departs for Germany. The Round Table club holds its summer outing at Barber's on the Whitewater.
Mrs Edna Meddowcroft of Mount Pleasant hosted her painting class last Wednesday. The Grace M E church saw the marriage of Lena Hissem to Fred Wilson with plans to reside in Newport. The Old Maids club visited Youtsey farm at Cold Springs. Bessie and Margaret Furneaux enjoy Adirondacks summer. Southgate family in Blanchester and Jessie Paul returns from Detroit. Burns visiting relatives in Zanesville. Opps back from extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. Sue Horton of Spring Lake Kentucky visits Misses Etta and Lucille Earle on Southern avenue. Olivia Mason Glenn leaves for Europe as a Commercial Tribune contest winner. Howard and Mrs. Oots return to Louisville after visiting Mrs. George Threlkeld on Earle avenue. Mrs. John Keller of Augusta visits Mrs. Harry Link of Glenn avenue Dinmore Park. Prof. E Fogg of South Dinmore goes to Chicago to stay with son and daughter F Fogg for July. Jane Wise of Erlanger arrives to visit her aunt Mrs. Mary A Wise of Dinmore Park.
Mrs. R. Schroeder hosts the Friday Afternoon Endire club. Miss Pearl Baldridge of North Liberty visits cousins Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blair. Miss Cora Henry leaves for Cedar Point. Miss Mabel Henry travels to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Henry hosts Sunshine club. Mrs. Neva Holman entertains for sister Mrs. Lockwood. Mr. Palmer and daughter Irene vacation at Omena Bay Michigan.
Miss Rose Reisch weds John Broughton in a St Henry s church high mass ceremony. Attendants were Miss Sophia Reisch and Robert Bramblage. Guests included Basil Duke and George Nippert with other Cincinnati and Covington visitors. Mrs Charles Warrington visited The Beeches while Irene Miller and Lawrence Norton wed at the Miller home. Edna Kayser visits her sister in Home City Colorado.
Fortnight visit noted as Miss Tillie Jones dined at niece Mrs. George Smith’s home in Tower Hill last Wednesday. Guests included aunts Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Cotteral and daughter Miss Pearl Cotteral of Walnut Hills. Other mentions include Lulu Durham and Annie Brown at a state Universalist convention in Columbus and Miss Mary Herman of Milford visiting Mrs. William Marriott.
Misses Haskins entertain Miss Rose Lidle and Miss Edna Berg among visitors from Langdon avenue Columbus Seven Mile O and Stacy avenue. Mrs C A Lee and daughter Ide plan a Maine coast summer. Mrs Louis Seibert hosted a Wabash avenue card afternoon. Miss Gladys Speelman heads to Xenia then Jackson Ohio for summer. Miss Cecilia Monarch entertained in honor of Miss Lena Schulman Dayton and Miss Edna Mayer Louisville. Mrs C W Crawford hosts Mrs William J Miller from Knoxville Tennessee.
Mr and Mrs William Kite and daughter Grace of Delhi return from Gam bier Ohio where their son William Jr graduates from Gam bier College Miss Lennie Flinchpaugh of Home City hosts Cincinnati friends at a noon luncheon Miss Helen Hall of Delhi returns home for summer vacation after a year at Oxford College Mrs W A Wiant hosts the Delhi M E church Missionary Society Harriette Doughty of Fernbank visits Mrs Wiborg of Washington DC as her guest
Terraced social notes show visits from Albert Beckley and family of Cincinnati to William Strubble and family. Mary Longworth of Madisonville visits the Brown girls. Lippert family from Newport occupy a Miami avenue summer residence. Mary Miller spent a day with Newport relatives. J P Kidney and family summering with Mrs Corey. Charlotte Fuller visited Epworth Heights recently. Ciarlo family moved to a summer home on Miami avenue. Lucille and Alberta Jones hosted Emma and Catherine Dumford of Chicago last week.
Mrs Laura Murphy and Mrs Emma Brogan Jessup left for Guatemala for several months. Zella Johns visits Lafayette for the summer. Albertine Sondermann guests cousins Rev J F Sondermann and Rev W F Kreis in Nicholasville. Mrs Frank Shepard visits mother in Los Angeles. Elkanah Barrett's daughter Onita guests of Mrs Julius Stumpf in Oklahoma City. Wina Martenstein visits daughter in Bartow Heights. Mrs J T Nowlin entertains Ada Nowlin and Mrs John A Sykes of Sheldon. Colonel Burkam entertains daughters in Rushville. Maischaider returns to Indianapolis after visiting Georgia Kunz. Dr B W Chidlaw returns to Hammond after visit.
London fashion columns describe Tussores and tussore silk coats and skirts in mulberry gray mauve and green shades. Fashions include long coats with short skirts, tunic coats over gauze, sheer gowns over white foundations, and decorative scarves riveted with steel.
Mrs. J. Q. Martin and her young son Don visit relatives in Middletown Ohio. Miss Mary Edna Seymour joins Mr. and Mrs. John M. Walsh and family to Omena Michigan for a cottage summer stay. Mr. and Mrs. C. Eberhard prepare to depart the Boutet cottage for Buffalo New York on July 6.
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