Commencement and Class Day Observances at Cincinnati Conservatory
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music faculty and graduating class invite all to the commencement exercises on June 12 in Conservatory Concert Hall with the Conservatory Orchestra conducted by Ralph Lyford. Afternoon class day ceremonies on the campus feature diplomas, awards including Shailer Evans prize in piano, and the class song and history.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Conservatory Orchestra
Ralph Lyford
Bertha Baur
Peeing Maret
Mendelssohn
Albert N. Slayton
Randal J. Condon
Dean F. S. Evans
Shailer Evans
Jean Frances Small
Glenn Jackson
Alice Huebner
Virginia Watson
Helen Zigmond
Blanche
Cordell
Clinton, Ind
Mattilene Lloyd
Vernon
Tex
Edward Indus, Jr
Cincinnati
Sam Morgenstern
Beulah Stillwell
Lexington
Susan Fisher
Sutton
W. Va
Charles Iler
Chattanooga
Virginia B. Watson
Honolulu
Helen Martin
Beckley
Maxine Zeder
Mary Louise Bennett
Hazlehurst
Emerson Hoffman
Ironton
Esther Leslie Preston
Ashland
Denver
Col
Leesburg
Fla
Margaret Loyd
Powell, Tenn
Mary Baugh
London
Otello Roberts
Hartswell
Ala
Ruth McMurray
Marion
Genevieve Goodman
Devil's Lake
N. D
Luce Jane Brasfield
Natchez
Miss
Anne Mader
Dayton
Martha Terry
Cairo
Ill
Ellen Humphrey
Belleville
Harry Glore
Blanche Cordell
Hyde Park Weddings Bring Guests From Across States
Mrs Albert Hohl and daughters of Detroit visit Hyde Park for the wedding of Miss Emily Hohl and Mr David Peacock at Maplewood Avenue Methodist Church Mt Auburn. Agnes Prizer and William Fay wed at Advent Church with Rev George Dunlop officiating. Fay sails with Mrs Fay for a Europe trip on the Mauretania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hohl
Little Daughters
Detroit
Mich
John Irvin
Emily Hohl
David Peacock
Maplewood Avenue Methodist Church
Mt. Auburn
Williard de Ginter
Tallahassee
Fla
Agnes Prizer
Anthony Lane Seminary
Isabel E. Prizer
Catherine Weber
Racine
Wis
Marie
Henrietta Langen
Kathleen Darnell
Susanne May Cox
Alberta McFarland
Marie Davis
Celesta Kuhlman
Ethel Miller
Betty Lutmer
Elizabeth Kunze
Albert Wiebold
Ralph Becker
Ralph Browne
Raymar Drive
Dorothy Gruelich
Alter Gerwin
St. Mark's Church
Evanston
Mark Hamberger
Marsh Gruelich
Hotel Arms
Atlantic City
New York
Boston
Bevis Avenue
Joseph Gruelich
Appleton
Charles Fuller
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Charles Schafer
Jharietls O
Gordon C. Greend
Miss Esther Volkert to wed in June
Miss Esther Volkert of Evanston, formerly Winton Place, a longtime kindergarten teacher at Lincoln School Tusculum, will marry in June. The day’s social notes also mention Ruth and Edna Innes at an Althenian Club iris garden event and upcoming mission society meeting at Epworth Hall hosted by Mrs Grover Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Volkert
Evanston
Winton Place
Aindergarten
Lincoln School
Tusculum
Ruth
Edna Innes
Althenian Club
Iris Gardens
William Sloan
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth Hall
Grover Bell
Herbert W. Kitchell
Social notices from Fairview Heights and surroundings
Mrs Caldwell of Vestry avenue hosts guests from Bloomington and Milan. Mrs Anna Bauer of Milan visited Mrs Grimm. Mr George Zwygert teases marriage plans for his daughter Helen with Joseph Sullivan of Price Hill at St Monica church. Mrs P Dauer and others dined with Mrs Sedersky at Dent Ohio. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Richmond of Fairmount visited Mr and Mrs P Burg. Mr and Mrs A L Whitney of Fairview Heights move to Burns avenue. Mrs Meyer and Sarees Schilling visited Plohr at Vestry avenue. Marie Angst hosted a shower at her home for Price Hill bride elect Jane Angst Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Vestry Avenue
William Hartson
Hartson
Jane
Bloomington
Anna Bauer
Milan
Ind
Grimm
George Zwygert
Helen
Joseph Sullivan
Price Hill
St. Monica’s Church
P. Dauer
Heydb
Essell
Swedersky
Dent
Westwood society notes and visits across towns and clubs
Mrs A D Shockley hosts Presbyterian Missionary Society garden party at 8027 Werk road on June 18. Richmond guests include Mrs Edwin Price and a group of matrons. Miss Helen Boyd and Miss Minnie Bakemeir vacationing in Detroit and Ontario. Westwood groups host bridge sewing and garden events while members travel to Springfield for peonies and a Denmark tour precedes a nurses training graduation and College of Music commencement with Dr Frank W Chandler speaking.
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A. D. Shockley
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Werk Road
Richmond
Ind
Edwin Price
Lillian Werk
William H. Mitchell
Harry Hines
Walter A. Bausch
Henry Nagel
Thomas B. Morris
Frank Wente
Wilbur Witt
John Iliff
Fra G. Boyd
Edward Uffelman
William Geiler
Henry P. Lerch
George W. Fischer
Joseph
Edward Mathias
Westwood Art Club
Epworth Avenue
Westwood Garden Circle
Springfield
Elizabeth Shockley
Workroad
Nurses’ Training School
Carthage Social and Club Gatherings Report
Mrs McLeigh hosted the Golden Rule Club after noon. The Ladies Aid Society meets for its monthly business session and luncheon Thursday afternoon. Mrs Custer and daughter Mrs Lillie Hobbs left Tuesday for Tennessee to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs H Lacher honored daughter Elizabeth at a graduation gathering. Needle Crafters met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Walter Buehrman. Mr and Mrs W Schafer and Mrs C Schafer of Springfield Ohio visited. Mrs J Brock hosted the Jolly Social Club Thursday afternoon for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeigh
Golden ‘Rule Club
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Custer
Lillie Hobbs
Tennessee
H. Lacher
Elizabeth
Needle Crafters
Walter Buehrman
Hartwell
St Bernard Social Roundup Notes Multiple Hosts
Local society items list dinner guests and gatherings in St Bernard. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butz hosting Esther Hammel Laura Troub Richard Balser and Ralph Butz. Mrs S Feltham hosting five hundred club. St Bernard Mothers Club meeting at school hall. several couples hosting events in honor of birthdays and daughters.
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Frank Butz
Esther Hammel
Laura Troub
Richard Balser
Ralph Butz
S. Feltham
Five Hundred Club
Henry Weiler
Europ
St. Bernard
E. Kemp
W. Pohlking
E. Stark
W. Burtschy
H. Dickman
Arthur Strobel
Immenhard
Emma
Linwood Bride Elect Honored in Linwood Road Event
Miss Helen Norris, bride elect to Mr Kenneth Moore, was guest of honor at a Linwood road gathering hosted by her cousin Mrs Wallace Stevens nee Hilda Stergemeyer. Guests included Helen Norris Esther Norris Garnet Cramer and more. luncheon and a program followed at the Linwood home. Mr and Mrs Samuel Sloane planned for Cairo home. Mrs Arthur Curtis of Cleveland attended Pi Phi Sorority at 3119 Linwood road. A community center program is set for Linwood school Friday at 8.
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Helen Norris
Kenneth Moore
Wallace Stevens
Hilda Stergemeyer
Linwood Road
Helen, Norris
Anna Dageling
Thelma Green
Elsie Dickbrader
Esther Norris
Garnet Cramer
Helen Whittaker
Sloan to Move to Cairo Ill Future Home
Mt Lookout notes Samuel Sloan and wife plan relocation to Cairo Illinois as their future residence. Clairine Fry wed George J. a at parents' home Wednesday evening. M E Church Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Observatory home Thursday at 10. Mrs L J Miller Sr hosts cards in Kilgour Park Wednesday. Mrs Percy Strauss hosts luncheon and bridge for card club on Tuesday.
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Samuel Sloan
Cairo
Ill
Clairine Fry
Nicholas Fry
George J. A
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
C. M. Poole
Observatory
Kilgour Park
Percy Strauss
Elmwood Social Roundup of Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs H T Brockman and Mr and Mrs D J Neville returned to Detroit after visiting Mr and Mrs E Stark. Mrs Rheul hosted the Darning Club for dinner. Mr and Mrs A Pitts of Detroit stayed with Dr Kathrine Astler. Mr and Mrs Fred Neidig and Dorothy returned from Marion Ohio. Mrs Horace Crowther hosts the Five Hundred Cinb group on Tuesday afternoon. A farewell dinner at Mc Alpine Tearoom honored Mrs R Elkins by the Suburban Dinner Club on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Brockman
D. J. Neville
Detroit
E. Stark
Rheul
A. Pitts
Kathrine Astler
Fred Neidig
Dorothy
Marion
Horace Crowther
Five Hundred Cinb
McAlpine
R. Elkins
Suburban Dinner Club
Orphans' Orchestra to Perform at Emery Auditorium
The Junior Symphony Orchestra of forty orphans from the Ohio Pythian Home at Springfield will give a concert at Emery Auditorium on Tuesday evening June 30. Proceeds cover travel and hosting costs. seats are thirty five cents. The event features a Cincinnati Knights of Pythias outing at the Zoo clubhouse and overnight lodging at the Metropole Hotel.
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Dinteinnations
Ohio Pythian
Springfield
Emery Auditorium
William H. Lueders
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Cincinnati
Zoo
Cinccinnati Knights of Pythias
Metropole
Edward A. Cohen
Fred L. Starke
Graduation Piano Recital by Pearl Kagan
Dr Albino Gorno of the College of Music will present Pearl Kagan in a graduation piano recital next Monday evening June 8. She will be assisted by Nan Corcoran reader and graduate pupil of John Redgead Froome.
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Albino Gorno
The
College of Music
Pearl Kagan
Nan Corcoran
John Redgead Froome
Pianists to perform recital by College of Music faculty
Ilse Huebner expert pianist presents Charlotte Froendhoff certificate pupil in recital Tuesday evening June 9 at the college venue. Helen Gough violinist pupil of Adolf Hahn will assist.
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Ilse Huebner
College of Music
Charlotte Froendhoff
Helen Gough
Adolf Hahn
Piano Recital By Cora Nash Students Saturday
Piano pupils of Cora Craig Nash perform in a recital Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the College of Music auditorium.
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Cora Craig Nash
College of Music
Hoffmann to present recital by College of Music pupils
Frederick J. Hoffmann pianist and College of Music faculty will lead a recital by his advanced pupils on Monday evening June 15 at 8 15 in the college auditorium.
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Frederick J. Hoffmann
College of Music
Teacher Thomas James Kelly Presents Pupils in Recital
Thomas James Kelly of the Conservatory of Music faculty leads a recital by his pupils on Monday evening June 8. The program features engaging songs with a Narrator and translations by Miss Margaret rindk. Miss Baur, director, extends a cordial invitation to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas James Kelly
Conservatory of Music
Margaret Rn Dick
Miss Baur
Conservatory
Local social notices from Delhi Sayler Park and Fernbank
Mrs Louis B Patterson hosted a Sayler Park bridge club gathering on Wednesday with members including Mrs William Kayser Mrs Frank Adae and others. A Fernbank to Clifton move was noted for Haynes Meyer family. A Thursday morning wedding united Miss Josephine O Shaughnessy and Mr Charles Hoffman at St Aloysius Delhi.
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Louis B. Patterson
Delhi
William Kayser
Frank Adae
Oscar Hurd
H. Lee Early
Lafayette Robinson
Charles Hitzfield
Ella_Laurence
Nettie Andrew
Heber D. Haynes
Lewis Daniels
Clayton Rolfe Elkins
John Arthur Meyer
Fernbank
Clifton
Josephine O'Shaughnessy
Charles Hoffman
Sedamsville
St. Aloysius Church
Miss O'Shaughnessy
Agnes Drucker
William Hoffman
James O'Shaughnessy
Hoffman
Chicago
Wisconsin
Bertha Earhart
Batavia
Columbus
Percy Gibson
Sayler Park
Vernon Manor
Margaret
Local Social Roundup Entices With Birthdays and Gatherings
Northside notes celebrate Elllen May Roth birthday at the Roth home with a noon dinner. Charles Meier of Newport, Kentucky also marked a birthday. Mrs. Laura Raible and her nephew Otis Robinson spent a week in Richmond on the way home from Florida. Arthur Fitch now resides on Chase avenue. Alma Batter’s shower plus a 15th anniversary for John Robers were reported. Card club at Mrs. Herberg’s Pullan avenue. Haffners relocate to Turrill Avenue. Becker relatives visited Detroit. Mrs. Schott hosted a five hundred club on Florida avenue. Looming event: Mrs. Muegel to host a five hundred and lotto party on June 19.
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Ellen May Roth
Fred Roth
Charles Meier
Newport
Roth
Laura Raible
Hamilton Avenue
Otis Robinson
Richmond
Florida
Arthur Fitch
Colerain Avenue
Chase Avenue
George Batter
Drennan Avenue
Miss Alma
John Robers
Edward Herberg
Pullan Avenue
Frank Haffner
Argyle Place
Turrill Avenue
J. J. Becker
Detroit
Lewis Schott
Florida Avenue
Louis Muegel
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Seymour and Guests
North Hyde Park Oakley reports Mrs Amelia Seymour hosting a domino club gathering with dinner for Mesdames H Drabner Julian Victoria Siebel J Schwegmeyer Co Huttendorf Steffens Fannieauser Sunderbruck A Mit hoefer and Miss Irma Schmidt Amelia Schwegmeyer. Mentions summer travels and visits in Springfield Dodge City Columbus Detroit and Chicago social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Seymour
Domino Club
Mesdames H. Drabner
Julian Victoria Siebel
J. Schwegmeyer
Co. Huttendorf
Steffens
Fannieauser
Emil K. Janser
Springfield
Mass
H. Harris
Columbus
Arthur McFee
James Smith
Detroit
Victor Muncey
COLLEGE HILL GOSSIP AND VISITORS UPDATE
Mrs Dale Wyllys of Clintonville Wis and her daughter Betty Jane visit her parents the Macbrairs for three weeks as Blanche Macbrair prepares to depart June 27 for a trip abroad. Olivia Frohman returns home after visiting the Hammord and Chatfield families in Washington. Utz drives to Columbus with Caskey for summer plans. Crosley Jr and Powel Crosley Sr enjoy Hot Springs. Alexander Thomson is home for the weekend from a brief visit. Dr and Mrs Wey at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wyllys
Clintonville
Wis
Betty Jane
A. W. Macbrair
Blanche Macbrair
Philip
Hubert Frohman
Olivia
Washfater C
C. Hammord
Albert B. Chatfield
Washington, D. C
Utz
Columbus
George Caskey
Powel Crosley, Jr
Hot Springs
Alexander Thomson
Charles Wey
Daulton Wins Second Prize At Cincinnati Prize Day
Ernest C Daulton receives second prize for an original piano solo Rev erie based on Keats Ode to a Nightingale at the University of Cincinnati prize day. pupil of Marcian Thalberg at the Conservatory of Music. Mme Marguerite Lisz niewska presents Beulah Stillwell in a piano recital at Conservatory Concert Hall Tuesday evening June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Daulton
University of Cincinnati
Keats
Daulton
Marcian Thalberg
Conservatory of Music
Mme
Marguerite Melville Liszniewska
Beulah Stillwell
Conservatory
Miss Ferne Schubert Presents Conservatory Program
Miss Ferne Schubert student of Helen May Curtis offers a dramatic expression program at the Conservatory Concert Hall on Wednesday evening June 10. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Schubert
Helen May Curtis
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Cincinnati Chautauqua Series Concerts and Suburban Events
The Cincinnati Exchange and Starr concert with the Cincinnati Settlement School of Music presents Chautauqua programs numbered 512 through 515. Weekly programs include a Wednesday 4 PM shut-in musical via WLW with Rev. Markley, Mrs. Duning, and William Duning. a Wednesday 8:15 PM Suburban Chautauqua at Lockland Y M C A with Rev. Robert Fillbrandt and George Duning. Thursday 8:15 PM at Lockland Y M C A with the Banker Vail ensemble. Friday 8:15 PM at Lockland Y M C A with Rev. Edwin Ozley and Miss Lillian Aldrich Thayer. Saturday features the opera Esther with Ninety churches, conducted by William Duning and Fenton Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Exchange
Starr
Chautauqua Lyceum
Cincinnati Settlement School of Music
Benevolent Chautauquas
WLW
Franklin Markley
Lindenwald M. E. Church
Hamilton, CO
Wm. Duning
Crosley
William Duning
Chautauqua
Lockland Y. M. C
Robert Fillbrandt
George Duning
Carl Kuelmer
Cincinnati College of Music
Lockland
Banker- Vail Ensemble
Fenton Pugh
The
College of Music
Soprano Louette Riehl Luecke Performs in Burnet House Recital
Grace G Gardner presents Louette Riehl Luecke with Homer Bernhardt and Lucille Hilgus in a June 12 recital at Burnet House. Luecke’s Chicago program received praise from critics noting a pleasing voice and tone color. selections include Puccini and Wagner arias and seasonal songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace G. Gardner
Louette Riehl Luecke
Homer Bernhardt
Burnet House
Lucille Hilgus
Luecke
Chicago
The
Chicago Daily Journal
Haydn
Oberon
von Weber
Southern Exhibition Highlights New South Growth And Arts
A New York report on the Southern Exposition reveals a diversified Southern economy with growth in manufacturing and mining, farm products, and crafts. Exhibits include textiles from Kentucky, paintings from fourteen states, a Stone Mountain miniature, and the Dixie Garden restaurant run by the Southern Women's Educational Alliance. Miss Berry earns Roosevelt Medal for mountain education in North Carolina, while animal hospital and Balto cages honor efforts to aid pets. Fashion notes spotlight pale pink accessories and restrained hat embellishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
Dixie
Georgia
Chicago
Stuart Walker
Buccaneer
Texas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Hardinsburg
Eleanor Beard
Southern Women’s Educational Alliance
the Alliance
Dixie Garden
Miss Berry
North Carolina
York Woman's League For Animal
Ellin Speyer Hospital
Lafayette Street
Balto
YWCA Club Notes and June Activities Brief
YWCA Business Women's Club outlines vacation camp week end of June 18 with guest policy and June 10 reservations. Bluebird Club of Industrial Federation meets at 8377 Mace Avenue Hartwell. Calendar lists Clover Leaf, Education, Bluebird, Cafeteria committees and times. Members urged to present membership cards and vote. Memorial noted for charter member M Gussie Cohen who died May 29. Glee Club to meet. Loyal Ex’s event honors five retiring board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Business Women’s Club
Bluebird Club
The
Industrial Federation
Alice Abel
Mace Avenue
Hartwell
Helen Campbell
Health Educationpartment
Epwort Heights
Clover Leaf Club
M Gussie Cohen
Miss Cohen
Glee Club
Emma J. Wood
Alice Engelhardt
Elizabeth Hunter
Rose Rennekamp
Laura Simmons
Bertha Vanderbilt
Girl Scout Leaders Dinner at Alms Hotel and Scout Activities
The Girl Scout Leaders will dine at the Alms Hotel Thursday at 6 30 pm. Reservations to Girl Scout headquarters by Tuesday. The Leaders Association booked Cox Theater for June 16. Tickets on sale citywide. Scouts earning athletic merit badges were Lucille Autenroop Alesia Dunn and Clara Foltzer under Miss Helen Coops. A program of songs and games was presented for the Twenty third District Mothers Club. Troop 27 Camp Procter outing noted. Ruth Shollenbarger returned from Boston Training Week. Agnes Reeve and Mildred Shacklette hosted Troop 17 and helped organize new patrols and a court of honor at Mt. Washington Troop 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms Hotel
Girl Scout
Leaders’ Association
Cox Theater
Helen Coops
Physical Education
University of Cincinnati
Lucille Autenroop
Alesia Dunn
Koch
Clara Foltzer
North Cincinnati Library
Mothers’ Club
Clara Fink
Catherine, Spence
Esther Pring
Camp Procter
Ruth Shollenbarger
Boston
Agnes Reeve
Mildred Shacklette
Deaconess Home
Mt. Washington
Norwood Club Garden Party With Installation Planned
The Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its annual garden party on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs George Guckenberger on Ackland avenue near Elsmere avenue. Installation of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs
George Guckenberger
Ackland Avenue
Elsmere Avenue
Philomathians Close Club Year With Homestead Outing
The Philomathians ended the club year with a gathering at the Homestead. Mrs. Alvin Ore, chairwoman of the Program Committee, read the program for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathians
Cincinnati Business Women's Club Board Election Facts
The Cincinnati Business Women's Club plans to elect five directors at the clubhouse on Tuesday June 9. Polls will be open from 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Members focus on selecting new board members for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Garden party honors Miss Margaret Harris bride elect
In Evanston a garden party at Clem J. Boex's Trimble avenue home celebrated Miss Margaret Harris ahead of her marriage. Attending were numerous young women and several couples, with additional parties hosted by Mrs. Robert Vandenfelds for Ruth and Mrs. Louis L. Siebert for a luncheon and card club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Harris
Clem J. Boex
Trimble Avenue
Winifred McDonald
Margaret Seifert
Edna Arliff
Ruth Pierce
Christina Dolriehs
Marie Eckes
Elizabeth Beckman
Florence Butler
Ada Bedinger
Marie Baden
Edna Steelman
Ella Ludbeck
Verena LeSaint
Catherine Pellman
Rosemary Boex
Rose Fay
Janet Boex
Alice
Alma Burger
Cecilia Boex
Frank Burke
William Riley
Joseph Moorman
Ray Harris
Messrs
C. E. Boys
Joseph A. Helmers
William Orth
Elmer Byrnes
D. W. Mueller
Edward Back
Cliff Harris
R. H. Mueller
Frank Redden
Joseph Nienaber
Carl Rist
Harold Haerr
A. Dorger
Walter King
Edward Eggleston
A. A. Gruber
Robert Vandenfelds
Ruth
Louis L. Siebert
Wabash Avenue
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting At Mt Washington
Mrs. E A Williams hosted the Presbyterian Missionary Society at the manse on Beechmont Avenue on Thursday afternoon. The Mergiers and family of Beechmont Avenue visited Hillsboro Ohio, staying with the McMililiards, former Mt. Washington residents. Corblins hosted Luella and Grace Lemon plus Henryette and Miss Lemon of Newtown Ohio. Martha Barrows Norwood of Ohio toured with her daughter. Fred Donley hosted Mrs. Donley on Beason Street for two weeks. J and E Holmes with E H Stevens joined a motor trip through Kentucky last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Williams
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Beechmont Avenue
Henry. Mergier
Hillsboro
Walter McMililiard
Mt. Washington
Carl Corbln
Luella Lemon
Henryette Lemon
Grace B. Lemon
Newtown
Martha Barrows& Norwood
Fred Donley
Bea
Edwin Holmes
E H. Stevens
Kentucky
Cincinnati Hearing League Schedule Of Classes And Events
The Cincinnati League for the Hard of Hearing lists a Monday program showcasing hearing devices from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Miss Mithoefer resumes lip-reading classes at Woodward High on September 14. A Tuesday Suoner at 6 p.m. leads to numerology readings. Wednesday features Mrs. William Hoy’s lip-reading class 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday hosts a sewing circle 1 to 5 p.m. Friday offers lip-reading practice at 2 p.m. and a Ten hour at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati League
Sewing Circle
Nellie D Club Hikes and Y W C A Officers Named
The Nellie D. Club of Girl Reserves had a Thursday evening hike with chaperones Mrs Hues and Miss Gale. Edith Wehman was elected president Evelyn Scott vice president Jean Benedict secretary Norma Meier treasurer. Christine Littlejohn will lead the delegation to Camp Gray Saugatuck Mich in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie D. Club
Hues
Miss Gale
He. Hughes
Y. W. Club
Edith Wehman
Evelyn Scott
Jean Benedict
Norma Meier
Camp Gray
Saugatuck
Mich
Christine Littlejohn
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association names year-long committee chairs
At a Tuesday Board of Trustees meeting the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association appointed chairs for the coming year. Appointments include Better Film Leona Cloud Frey, Civic and Vocational League F. E. Mackentepe, Civics Andrew Rohan, Education R. J. O'Donnell, Entertainment James A. Ridgely, Membership Ada Hummel, Public Health Nora Crotty and Elizabeth Hocker, Publicity Mary Walsh, Needlework Guild Si. P. Egan, Travel Aid John M. Manley, Junior Service Zita Fallon, Finance Clara M. Pressier, Lackner siblings and Le Blond as alternates, and other posts such as Little Flowers and Sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association
Board of Trustees
R. K. LeBlond
Better Film
Leona Cloud Frey
Civic and Vocational League of Public
F. E. Mackentepe
Civics
Andrew Rohan
Thomas P. Clancy
A. Howe
R. J. O'Donnell
Clara E. Droste
James A. Ridgely
Margaret Lyman
Anna DuBru
Joseiin L. Lackner
Ada Hummel
A. J. Becht
F. W. Hinkle
Mothers’ Club
Needlework Guild
Si. P. Egan
Nora Crotty
Elizabeth Hocker
Mary Walsh
Harry Verhage
Louis J. Dolle
Daniel M. Heekin
Frank J. Wenstr
Edward Greine
Frank Hoffman
Ann Springmeier
E. J. Sullivan
M. L
Mulvihill
Sunshine
Henry F. Gay
Joseph Heuermann
Travelers’ Aid
John M. Manley
House Committee
Joseph B. Verkamp
Zita Fallon
Friendship Sewing Circle
Joseph L. Lackner
Clara M. Pressier
R.K. LeBlond
Madisonville social notes hint at upcoming weddings and graduations
Mrs H W Vordenberg hosts a tea for niece Miss Jeannette Powell of San Diego and Miss Willetta Dolle of Pleasant Ridge who plan to marry June 15. Chester Destler graduates from Wooster University as Destler family members travel to Wooster, Ohio for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wayne Vordenberg
Vordenberg
Edgar Douglas Coons
Willetta Dolle
Jeannette Powell
California
Miss Dolle
Powell
Coons
Walter Dolle
Harry Vordenberg
Elizabeth McGowan
Elizabeth Hodge
Osborne Hendricks
Eleanor LeBlond
Roberta Johnstone
Dorothy Beck
H. W. Vordenberg
Edgar “Coons
Donald Lease
Bond Hill Social Notes Sparsely Shared
Mrs. Frank Cannon travels to Tarpon Springs Florida to attend her sister Ada Fernald's wedding. Mrs. Pearl Runyan and daughter Harriet of Atlanta visit the Keen home for the summer. Mrs. A Mills returns from a month in Washington DC. Mrs Homer Smith hosts sister Mrs G T Easton and her sons. A silver tea is to be held in the Presbyterian Church parlors Tuesday. Laura Bosse hosts Prohibition class. Emma Atkins returns from an Eastern trip. Laura Bosse and Bes Meier entertain in honor of E Harding's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cannon
Tarpon Sete
Fla
Ada Fernald
Pearl Runyan
Harriet
Atlanta, Ga
Dan Keen
A. Mills
Washington, D. C
Homer Smith
G. T. Easton
Presbyterian Church
Laura Bosse
Protheon
Emma Atkins
Besmeier
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Observatory Road
Maxwell B. Long
Church of the Redeemer
Eleanor Bain Irvine
Evans Stearns
Jeanette Striker
Ecru
Helen Storrs
Mills Judy
Robert van Fossen
Melen Mosset
Visconte String Orchestra
Asheville
N. C
George le
Peebles
Milton R
Annie Brown
Carolin
Paul Crownell
Dallas
F. G. Cotton
New Orleans
Robert Fisher
Hamilton
Lois
David Fletcher
Rutland
Mildred Perkins
San Francisco
Lavene Jackson
Indianapolis
American Association of Univosity Women
E. H. Ott
Burnham Finney
Frank Raschig
Elizseth Hodge
C. H. Allen
Marie Dickore
Harry Bromworth
Chester Shook
Pearl Oskamp
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Mae
Business Men’s Club
Hickenlooper
Wesleyan
William T. Simpson
Ella Bail
Maud Miller Kitchell
Cella Doughty Wright
Myra Innes Hinsch
Gordon Wright
Wesley Avenue
E. B. Wilcox
Harriet Moore
George Dent Crabbs
College Hill
Adelaide Burger
Emmabah
Laurabelle Bahmann
Richard Bahmann
Richard Bachmann
Ethel
Marguerite
Clara Bamberger
Fairfield Avenue
Stella Claire
Harold S. Rice
Jacksonville
Warren E. Keplinger
Methodist Home For the
Hyde Park Musical Club
S. Larkby
Grandin Road
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
P. D. Williams
Fr. Thomas
K.y
Valley
Alice Bigler
W. M. Couden
George White
E.S. Booth
Christine Norman
New York City
A. G. Norman
Frederick W. Mowbray
Phoenix, Ariz
Los Angeles
Biltmore Hotel
Jeanita
Mary Louise
Westlake College
West Coast
John F. McCabe
Maple Avenue
Isabel
T. S. Winter
H. B. Winter
McGrane
May McGrane
William Harpenau
Elberon Avenue
Harry Longmead
Dorothy Lee
Harry Marx Hidden
H. M. Hidden
Madisonville
Mary
Alice Hainsworth
J. D. O'Connor
Covington
Lawrence C. Plageman
St. Edward’s Church
Deborah Higbee
Frank Edward Higbee
Robert Mackie Hogarth
Church of Epiphany
Walnut Hills
Mary Gill Higbee
Ruth Thorp
Benjamin C. DeCamp, Jr
St. Philip’s Church
Hogarth
Albert Neilson Slayton
Calvary Church
James D. Gibson
Trinity Church
George C. Dunlop
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hilll
C. Russell Moodey
Christ Church
Boyd Vincent
Southern
Lester Blair
Epiphany Choir
Wyoming
Ray Lowes
Ruth Scobie
MacKay
William Scobie
Clark
Elm Avenues
Edith Midlan
St. Louis
Bio
Elizabeth Wilkins
Bernau College
Gainesborough
Asa Wilkins
Mary Edna Wilkins
Aston
George Fox
Worthington Avenue
Boyden Kinsey
Charles F. Ampt
Eugene R. Sen
William H. Huber
Stearns Avenue
Miami Association of the Baptists Church
Wyoming Baptist Church
Solman
China
Ella Creeseman
Jorhat
Assam
Lewis M. Halsey
Wyoming Avenue
Hyde Park
Fairview Heights
Frank W. Chandler
Emigholz
Westwood
Tris
Hartwell Garden Club
G. Clayton Cormany
Hereford Court
Jeanette Cormany
J. C. Moore
John Sloniker
Ross Sloniker
C. S. Skillman
J. E. Breese
Jones P. Stagg
J.T. Hall
William R. Tate
William Burbank
Fred DeCamp
Robert Lindsay
R. N. Wellington
Elizabeth T. Shives
Emma Bevin
C. J. Kleespies
J. N. Alexander
Ralph Lucius
E. R
Missry Society
Methodist Episcopaln Paren
Woodbine Avenue
Grace C. Snook
Maryville
Hazel Miller
Pittsburgh
Charles M. Gowan
Charles Upson
Harry Moore
Raymond . Small
Carthage
Linwood
MT. Lookout
Elmwood
Franke-Harling
Dorothy Benner
Schumann
Bungert
Sarah Oliver Kerber
Brahms Mildred Scott
Heinrich Reimann
Isabel Jones
Matthew Arnold
Oliver "Goldsmith
William Blake
Dream Wall
Seger Quilter Serre
Chumann
Helen Broker
William Barnes
Dorsetshire
Dont Costa’ S
Escaside
John A. Carpenter
Sarah Oliver Kerk
Ariette
Manon
M. Genet
Aessa Naies
Monte Pincio
Sevilla
Ner Samuels
John Masefield
Easthope Martin Auline
Emmer Ing
W. B. Yeatse
Rebecca Clarke
Walter de la Mare
Nod
Silane Aa Geahtiania Bidie Vini Pteimtentagince
Armstrong Gibbs
Walter de la Mae
FPS Boyes
Helen J. John Maspfield
John Ireland
Samuel T. Wilson
James Stephens
Osssaccuphcas Damsin Vile
Eems Taylor
Scan Apaweraoteraecaernantacdtiagine
Eeteees Deems Taylor
Pauline Wemmer Gooding
Grace Woodruff
Margaret Reddick
Wilma Cameron
Paris
France
England
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Thalberg
Mrs. Thalberg
Alps
Northside
North Hyde Park
Oakley
Mrs. Luecke
Mr. Bernhardt
Ausenthal
Halle
Wagner
Golden West
Puccini
Mary Venable
Mildred Steinwart
Peter E. Traub
Fifth Avenue
Daughters of Veterans
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Bond Hill
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