Rose Luncheon Honors UC Senior Girls at City Club
City Club Juniors mail invitations for the Rose Luncheon honoring University of Cincinnati senior girls to be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday June 11 at 1 oclock. Invitations for the annual meeting were sent for a Saturday gathering at Mrs. Robert Higley’s Calvin Cliff home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's City Club
Robert Higley
Calvin Cliff
University of Cincinnati
Mary Drucker
Edward Alexander
Hyde Park Country Club
Guy Tawney
James B. Branson
H. T. Saunders
Stephen E.cone
Robert D. van Fossen
Stephen Stout
Robert G. Thayer
C. Co. Long
Edward G. Taylor
Robert Albrecht
Clyde M. Abbott
George Ten Eyck
E. D. Roberts
Robert A. Ludeke
Albert Boos
A. H. Sommer
M. W. Tritschler
Edward Otting
Louis Albert
Misses Ida Heitzman
Agnes Hilton
Emilie Schwagmeyer
Fannie Ragland
Bertha Meyers
Emma Nickel
Mary A. Sullivan
J. F. Minning
Friendship Garden Circle
Frank W. Huss
Country Club
Stephen E. Cone
Lewis R. Smith
Irwin M. Krohn
Benjamin H. Siehl
Russell Wilson
Siehl
Frances Whitney
Ruth Neely France
Louis I. Zagoren
M. Y. Newcomb
Daniel J. Davies
Albert S. Roth
Elizabeth Dyer
L. M. Ascherenka
Women Council Leaders Promote Trade and Camps
Miss Lorena Mason arrives to direct YWCA camps in Cincinnati as new leaders join Virginia Asher Council. Cincinnati Virginia Asher Council outlines June duties, while Mrs. Asher aids council work and Mrs. Thul recounts Bible romance at Thursday meetings.
Gala season ends with June events and elections
The club plans farewells and parties through June with events at the Marigold Tea Shoppe Terrace Park and a June 10 clubhouse election featuring ten candidates. Mary Steubing chairs hospitality. Miss Ella Schroeder named State Auditor. Marion McClench to speak June 24 at Linton Hotel. concert and Glee Club events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park
Mary Steubing
E. R. Wunder
Gertrude FE. Avery
Betsy Warren Curtis
Edith G. Dobyns
Lillian Hoffman
Stella Koons
Madge G. Miller
Ellen M. H. Nash
Elise B. R&éusth
Esther L. Schroeder
Hélen Weitkamp
Ella Schroeder
Mansfield
Linton Hotel
Marion McClench
Dora Topping Brown
Mt. St. Joseph
Pi Omicron Sorority Chapter Meetings and Events
Pi Omicron Chapter Nu to meet at Hotel Linton at 7 tomorrow evening. Chi Chapter to meet at the Gibson Tuesday at 7. Sigma Chapter hosts a reception for Mrs. Leila S. Cowell at Mrs. Lederer’s residence. Dinner at Philippi's Gardens Thursday at 6. Kentucky Beta meets Thursday 10 at Mrs. Dunkhurst’s home in Ft. Thomas. Upsilon Chapter meets at Hotel Alms Friday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omicron
Chapter Nu
Linton
Chi
Gibson
Sigma Chapter
Lora R. Lederer
Leila S. Cowell
Cowell
Philippi’s Gardens
Kentucky
Daughters of Isabella Circle Hosts Last Price Hill Night
The final social at Price Hill Circle Daughters of Isabella drew large attendance. Mrs. Charles Aull of Carson Avenue won the prize for most daughters present. Cards and refreshments closed the evening. Members are urged to bring prizes to the business meeting tomorrow for the next card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Price Hill Circle
Charles Aull
Carson Avenue
Picnic Invitation From Mrs Keys To Woman's Press Club
Mrs Pierson D Keys of 420 Reilly avenue Wyoming invites Woman's Press Club members to a lawn picnic on Saturday afternoon June 14. Arrival at 1230. The Dixie Highway is in good condition for those driving. Automobiles meet Glendale car or Hamilton bus riders. Please call Mrs Keys by phone Valley 1477 by Wednesday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club
Railway Women Bowlers Set Plans For Season
The Railway Business Women's Association of Cincinnati met at the Marigold Tea Shoppe Terrace Park for dinner Tuesday. They discussed next season and expect to win the trophy in the next annual tournament. The season opener is Sunday, June 8, with a Kentucky trip including Lexington buses, Bradley Stock Farm, Fish Hatchery, and Frankfort State Capitol, returning to Cincinnati at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Business Women’s Association of
Cincinnati
Railway Business Women's Association
State Capitol
Frankfort
Winton Place PTA Holds Final Seasonal Meeting
The Winton Place Parent-Teacher Association hosts its last meeting of the season. Officials urge continued involvement from parents and volunteers for upcoming school events and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Place
Parent-Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher
Annunciation PTA to Elect Officers and Host Speaker
The Annunciation Parent Teacher Association will elect officers at its regular meeting Tuesday at 2 30 in the afternoon. A talk on The Pre School Child will be given by the speaker. A summer round up for all children entering school in the fall is set for June 11 at 1 30 p m. For information call Mrs William Reilly Chairman Avon 7976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annunciation Parent Teacher Association
Annunciation Parent-Teacher Association
William Reilly
Avon 7976
Trinity Girls' Friendly Society Dances Close Season
The Trinity branch hosts the final monthly dance at the Girls' Friendly Hall on East Fourth Street with Miss Loretta as General Chairman. A June 19 lawn fete and jitney circus will be teen‑run with Miss Louise Ryder overseeing. Several girls spent a weekend at the Clermontville vacation house, traveling by boat and returning by bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
House Committee
Trinity Branch
East Fourth Street
Loretta
Louise Ryder
Clermontville
Lenmary Camp preparations and Girl Reserve events
Lenmary Camp dates fill quickly for June 16 to 23 and July periods. High school girls may register for June 23 to 30, junior reserves July 7 to 14, with open spots June 30 to July 7 and July 14 to 21. Councillors named for crafts, music, drama, and recreation lead the camp. Special features include Goofy golf and tie-dyeing.
College Hill Chapter 469 O E S Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of College Hill Chapter No 469 Order of Eastern Star will be held at the College Hill Masonic Temple Larch and Belmont avenues on Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. St Mark Parent Teacher Association meets Tuesday at 730 with officer installation and a fathers night program. all fathers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Order of Eastern Star
College Hill-Masonic Temple
Larch and
Belmont Avenues
St. Mark
Cincinnati Chapter 101 to Meet at Moose Temple June 9
Cincinnati Chapter No 101 will hold its regular meeting on June 9 at 8 p.m. at Moose Temple 810 Plum Street. The Kiddies Lodge of Chapter 101 Junior Legion No 20 will install newly elected officers June 13 at 8 p.m. at Moose Temple with George Quinn Lillian Theis and others named among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Moose Temple
Plum Street
Junior Legion No
George Quinn
Lillian Theis
Juanita Muhlhauser
Frederick Heckman
Jeanette Stokes
Mary Catherine Mollenmayer
Charles Wilhelm
Melva Fowce
Earl Schmidt
Elizabeth Quinn
John Stokes
Craft Shop of the Handicapped names leaders and plans
Mrs Hinkle is named Chairman of Ways and Means for the Craft Shop of the Handicapped located on the Shillito store second floor. A special expansion committee is formed by Mrs Sidney Eiseman and Rev Richard Scully. Albert Roth is the new Corresponding Secretary. Visitors praised Pullman caps travel bags garden furniture and quilts. Mrs Geismar will go on air over WLW Friday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Walsh Hinkle
Craft Shop of the Handicapped
Shillito
Sidney J. Eiseman
Richard Scully
Albert Roth
Junior Legion No 20 Names Governess and Assistant Governess
Stella Falquet appointed Governess and Eleanora Dollenmayer named Assistant Governess for Junior Legion No 20. Jack Sullivan and Steve Cooker are listed as the Character and Third Character respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sullivan
Steve Cooker
Stella Falquet
Eleanora Dollenmayer
Junior Legion No. 20
Woman's Rotary Club Announces Annual Election
The Woman's Rotary Club will hold its annual election tomorrow in Room 1002 at Hotel Gibson from 5 30 p m to 8 p m Sample ballots have been mailed to all members The regular business meeting at 7 3 o clock will be presided over by Miss Mary C Cutte Committee chairmen will present annual reports Officers for the ensuing year will be installed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Conservation
Virginia Asher
Otto Knupfer
Park Hills
A. W. Roetken
Latonia
Seddie Grunkemyer
Greenup Street
Josie Hunter
Holman Street
Frances Allen Griffith
Edith N. Parsons
Parsons
National Federation of Virginia Asher Councils
Winona Lake
Ind
Mabel Ritter
Asher
Woman’s Rotary Club
Woman's, Rotary Club
Hotel
Gibson
Mary C. Cutte
Newman Club Mothers Group Hosts Garden Party Reunion
The Newman Club Mothers Group of the University of Cincinnati plans a Sunday garden party and reunion on June 8 at Broadview Manor the LeBlond estate. Mrs. Joseph Kinneary leads as General Chairman with officers and committees formed to celebrate the year’s work and welcome graduates and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
University of Cincinnati
Broadview Manor
R. K. LeBlond
Joseph Kinneary
Mothers’ Group
Mothers
Kinneary
St. Louis Church
Cincinnati Club
LeBlond
Newman
Robert J. Sherry
Cletus A. Miller
Saturday Literary Club's Last Meeting Set for June 7
The Saturday Literary Club will hold its final season meeting on June 7 at Mrs. Robert Finch's residence. Committee members Miss Hirst Mrs. Finch and Miss Hill organize the event with an engaging musical program. Mrs. Finch will be aided by Miss Dorothy Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Finch
Hirst
Finch
Miss Hill
Dorothy Fulton
Y W C A Camp Lenmary Opens With European Guest
The Y W C A opens its camp season June 16 to July 21 for Girl Reserves and later for employed girls on weekends and vacations. Camp Lenmary sits on the Whitewater River in a scenic area ideal for hikes and water sports. Miss Palva Molnarova of Prague arrives to lead singing and will bring to the girls the experience of a Czech scholar who won the Dow International Scholarship. An auction of books read by the I F C A Reading Circles will be held at Mrs. John Weinig’s home to fund new children’s books for training classes. The Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council of Northern Kentucky meets tomorrow at First Christian Church from 5 30 to 7 30 with supper for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Kuhlman
Norwood
Anna Marie Evans
Hughes
Barbara Young
Marie — Iannitto
Libby Fisher
Western Hills
Eleanor Hartman
Withrow
Gertrude Douglas
Woodward
Young Women’s Christian Association
Rufus Jones
Band of Hope
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Carter
Girl Reserve Department
G. J. Krumm
Band of Hope Club
Chautauqua Park
North College Hill
Naomi Roberts
Lin-Kin
Happies
Lincoln School
Children’s Hospital
Girl Reserve
Healthy Y
Newport
Lenmary
Hughes A Ees
Tri Sigma
West End
Tower Y
Madeira
AH Rothenberg
Third Protestant Memorial Church
Lenmary Camp
Westwood Methodist Church
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Betty Ziegler
Esther Hall
Western Hills High School
Plymouth Congregational Church
L. C. Grant
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Prague
Red Cross
Czecho-Slovakia
Lorena Mason
Cincinnati
Observatory
Miss Bellows
Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council
Federation
William Asher
T. J. Nichol
Cincinnati Council
National
Council
Charles Thul
William Davis
O. L. Graeser
Trinity M E
West
Ninth Street
Y.W.C. A
Whitewater
Camp Lenmary
Palva Molnarova
Miss Molnarova
Dow International
United
John Weinig
Education Department
Social Service Department
Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council of
Northern Kentucky
First Christian Church
West Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Frances Allen Griffith
Williams
Park Hills
Alma Young
Hemlock
Community Calendar Highlights This Week
Sunday at 7 15 p m lecture God a Blind or Free Force Rev Urban Koenig and musical program. Monday 3 30 p m Girl Scouts Miss Catherine Homan directress. Tuesday 6 39 p m French class beginners bridge class instructor Mr Charles Doherty. Wednesday 6 30 p m French class advanced. Thursday 2 30 p m Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club Card Party 8 30 p m Calendar Club card party. Friday 7 30 p m Fontbonne Activity Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Koenig
Catherine Homan
Charles’ Doherty
Fontbonne
Cathedral of Memory pageant at Hyde Park Community Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society presents "The Cathedral of Memory," a pageant of the 1880 period at the Little Theater Hyde Park Community Church Friday at 2 30. Mrs O B Kaiser soloist and Mrs James Thomas accompanist headline a cast of noted local women portraying early officers in quaint period dress with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of Memory
Little Theater
Hyde Park
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
O. B. Kaiser
James Thomas
Jennie C. Hartzell
Anson Fry
Lucy Webb Hayes
J. Benson Foraker
John Davis
William Simpkinson
F.S. Hoyt
Frances Hoyt Dyer
R. S. Rust
E. Y. King
James Dale
Ella Dale Ebersole
A.R. Clark
Hattie Mackelfresh Gance
H. C. McCabe
J. W. Gaddis
Josephine Cowgill
Helen. Cox
Dale Ebersole
May Alice Williams
Ruth Campbell
Ramona Kaiser
Agnes McDaniel
George H. Davis
John Eric
Jean Erice Twatchman
Lillian Roth Key to Paramount on Parade Career
Lillian Roth, highlighted in Paramount on Parade, credits hard work over dance for her rise. Born in Boston and raised in New York, she built a career from child bits in Ft. Lee to Shubert revues and vaudeville, then joined Texas Guinan's Padlocks and Carroll's 1928 Anties before signing with Paramount after meeting Maurice Chevalier and Jesse Lasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Roth
Paramount
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Boston
New York City
Lillian
Ft. Lee
New Jersey
Ann
Variety
Shubert
Chicago
Texas
Guinan
Earl Carroll
Carroll
New Amsterdam
Maurice Chevalier
Miss Roth
Jesse Lasky
Studio Possessions Span Ocean to Muddy Creek Locations
A studio holds an ocean, two lakes, a river and pools as backdrop resources. The piece notes Hollywood water locations from Naples Bay to Muddy Creek where a young Herbert Hoover bathed in Iowa. Studios require such locales to support ambitious production or rent from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arner Bros
Hollywood
Bay of Naples
Muddy Creek
Herbert Hoover
Iowa
Clowns Raymond and Marcus Charm Ice Show at the Zoo
The Ice Show at the Zoo features clowns Raymond and Marcus renowned as Ringling Bros. favorites and vaudeville stars since their circus days. Their rocking table act keeps audiences guessing while danger and comedy mix for dramatic suspense. Warner Brothers water sets dominate studio locations nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Marcus
Aymond
Zoo
America
Ringling Bros. Circus
Clifton Music Club Annual Meeting and May Program
The Clifton Music Club holds its annual meeting at Makatewah Country Club on Tuesday at 12 30 with officer reports and an address by Mrs Edgar Stillman Kelley. A varied program features the Tyler Quartet soloists Miss Blackson Miss Steele and Miss Snodgrass with selections including Debussy La Boiteuse and Luxemberg Gardens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Music Club
Makatewah Country Club
Offi
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Tyler
Ida Blackson
Hazael Colton
Helene Tischler
Mary Steele
Lillian
Tyler- Figestedt
Ohio Cossseeper
Cacceen
Cccessese
Massenet
Miss Blackson
Miss ‘Steele
Sos
Dontecin Gremiaisinoft
Gisdahlpat
Ais
Specia Vic Otsicasusl
Gretchaninoff
la Verite
Mozart
Reynaldo Hahn
Miss. Steele
New Officers of Rockdale Temple PTA Announced
The Rockdale Temple Parent-Teacher Association announced its new officers including President Mrs. Samuel Smickler and Vice President Mrs. Si Bluestein. The Board of Directors names include Mrs. Alfred Bauer and Mrs. Sidney Newman among others. A special board meeting is set for Thursday at 8 o'clock to appoint committees and plan the year's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Temple
Parent-Teacher Club
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Samuel Smickler
Si Bluestein
Mildred Friedman
Walter. Phillips
Jackin
Oscar
Alfred Bauer
Sidney Newman
Louis Bloom
Jack Waldman
Stanley Glaser
Nat Frohman
Charles Schimmelman
Monday Musical Club luncheon at Hotel Alm
The Monday Musical Club members will lunch at 1 o'clock Monday in the Hotel Alm, hosted by President Mrs. Robert Finch. Chair Mrs. Burton Wingate presents innovations from The Land of Jazz. Participants include Mesdames Bell, Benjamin, Brenner, Beltzhoover, Engel, Mannen, Medert, Meacham, Huffman, Rehse, Weller, Wedel, Alexander, Finch, Schath, Metz and Misses Jansen, Haecke, Brenner, Lucas, O'Brien and Mr. David Baker Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Finch
Alm
Burton Wingate
Mesdames Bell
Benjamin
Brenner
Beltzhoover
Engel
Mannen
Medert
Meacham
Huffman
Rehse
Weller
Wedel
Alexander
Finch
ScHath
Metz
Jansen
Haecke
Lucas
O’brien
David Baker Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Club
ROSE
Tawney
Wew
Edwin Gibberd
Republican Women’s Club
Clara Keck Heflebower
East Ninth Street
O. E. Hamilton
Paul Griswold
W. A. Schuberth
Edwin Boller
Altenheim
Burnet and
Highland Avenues
Westwood
Twenty-fourth Ward
Robert Deckebach
McHenry Road
Mary Helen Williams
Miriam Romaine
Miss McBreen
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Business Women’s Glee Club
James A. Ridgely
Func
Harry Bischoff
Joseph V. Hysan
Joseph Stuntebeck
R. E.mcevilley
James J. Wood
Ridgely
S0 Ag
St. Joseph
Louis J. Nau
Community Chest
James A. Reilly
Joseph W. Buler
Auto Committee
Bachrach
Nellie McBreen
Alice Swope
Theodosia Burris
Miami University
Dorothy Dorsey
Pavla Mamnarova
Alice Hubbell
Dorothy Hill
Hilda Andriot
Esther Rogers
Goldie Carter
Woodward Girl Reserves
Woodward Club
Western Hills Girl Reserves
Stella Canden
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Cincinnati Circle
the Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Clowns
Warner Waters
Burbank
Warner
Pacific
Vitagraph
Warner Bros
John Barrymore
New Bedford Harbor
Warner Brothers
Rs Begoneyi
Ceccseestveneceder Rercinaigathios Faure’ “Chanson -Indoue
Himsly-Kornekott
Iaissgeedach
Siasarscdeupaneansar
Dan Debussy
la Boiteuse
Moon Marketing
Ccscccesecsseceroses
Weaver “Thie
Ise Ghianabeel Tuilsssthapaicciphin Scescsipbt Pagsdinc OE
Luxembourg Gardens
Manning Miss Blackson
Widmung
Amarante
Ak Sas
Strauss
Deep River
Coadhidd
Spiritual
Page
Sahrosseseees
Strickland
Maria-Zucca
Rose Gores Rockwell
Wyoming Music Club
Louise Hrrison Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Theonrs
Edna Howang
Ohn Lundberg
Charles S. Mueller
Louis Deluse
Rockwell
E. Awy Maier
Helene E. Tischler
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