Mt Auburn Music Club Luncheon and Concert Dedicate to Van Grove
The Mt Auburn Music Club plans its annual luncheon and concert at Maketewah Country Club on Thursday. It honors Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Van Grove and invites presidents of major music clubs and other distinguished guests. The program includes operatic selections, transcriptions, and vocal numbers with multiple performers and designated accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maketewah
Mt. Auburn
Isaac van Grove
Daniel J. Davies
E. O. Smith
H. C. Watting
Lewis Lippert
Chester Mirick
Robert Cofield
Frank M. Dudley
George Geis
Edward M. Ballard
Wilbur Bauer
Omar Caswell
Arthur Holmes Morse
Robert Telker
Anna M. Kinsley
Opera
Etelka Evans
Country Fair Drives League Of Women Voters Plans
Mrs Hobart and Mrs Clyde Johnson cochair the annual Country Fair to be hosted at Mrs Albert Berne’s country place on Cunningham road Camargo on Friday. Kreimer commands a large motor squad and tickets are on sale at league headquarters. The event features games and luncheon with many volunteers coordinating committees and a large ticket sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Clyde Johnson
Alfred Kreimer
League of Women Voters
Babington
Edgar Kruse
Stanley Roettinger
Chester Mirick
Fritz Claussen
Paul Scudder
Emma Flach Douglas
Edward Ballard
Wilbur Witt
John Maescher
Robert Heuck
Steane Kueh
Gold Star Mothers honored at Legion Auxiliary meeting
Gold Star Mothers will be guests at Rob ert E. Bentley Post No. 50 American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Veterans Memorial Headquarters 322 Broadway. Mrs Ao e Sa Waring Department Vice President will address. delegates to the August department convention will be elected. a social hour with coffee and cake follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Memorial
Broadway
Aoe
Sa Waring
Department
Auxiliary
Cincinnati
France
Walter C. Clemens
American Legionuxiliary
Diagnostic Center
General Hospital
J. C. Welch
General Hospital Committee
Bentley
Ed Kampsen
Gertrude Clark
Rose Howard
Glad” Bailey
Bentley Post
Arthur, Frentzel
Gregory Lock
Virginia Welch
Minnie Mae “Buxton
Frederick Wernke
Longview
Longview Hospital
John Dineger
The Craft Shop of the Handicapped Talk on Dispersing Shadows
Mrs. Siegfried Geismar will speak next Friday at 4 on WLW about dispersing shadows and the Ohio State Mental Hygiene Society. The shop reports popular handcrafted garden benches, garden implements, and baskets, plus linens quilts and wedding gifts for June brides and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried Geismar
WLW
Ohio State Mental Hygiene Society
Shillito
Pi Omicron Sorority Year End Dinner and Plans
Pi Omicron chapters Nu Chi Upsilon and Kentucky Beta held year end dinner at Philippi's Gardens in Westwood. Miss Clara McBreen presided. Miss Laura Allrich led the program. Leila Cowell and Anne Joyce spoke on the sorority's history and future. Chapter Chi and Upsilon announced final meetings in June. Kentucky Beta plans luncheon at Mrs. I. B. Stafford’s Rosemont home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omicron Sorority
Chi
Upsilon
Kentucky Beta
Philippi’s Gardens
Westwood
Clara McBreen
Miss McBreen
Clara Mack
Chapter Chi
Laura Allrich
Leila Cowell
Pi. Omicron
Anne Joyce
Cincinnati Territory
Joyce
Pi Omicron
Nellie McBreen
Christine Natorp
Alma M. Lucas
Ernestine Rothaus
Bill Hal
Amos ’N’ Andy
Laura Aldrich
Augusta Benefield
Helen Kennedy
Grace McCracken
Mary Walsh
Chapter Nu
Rose Kaeser
Eva Almand
H. Sebren
C. H. Rauch
Kentucky
Jessie Baldwin
Hotel Arms
I. B. Stafford
Rosemont Avenue
Archdiocesan Federation Plans June Meeting
The Cincinnati Archdiocesan Federation of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold its annual meeting here on June 19 with a Mass at 10:30 a.m. at St. Louis Church followed by the business meeting and luncheon to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Cincinnati
Moose Temple
Plum Street
Enquirer
Junior Legion No. 20
Bond Hill P T A to Install New Officers Thursday
Bond Hill Parent-Teachers Association will meet on Thursday June 12 to install new officers. The program includes a play by second grade scholars and songs by a double quartet of mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Hill
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Evanston Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Noted
The Evanston Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting in the school auditorium on Wednesday at 2 o clock. The event is of local interest to residents, teachers, and families in the Evanston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ciation
Philathea Class to Meet at Hyde Park Home Lawn
The Philathea, The U and I Philathea Class of Walnut Hills Baptist Church will be entertained on the lawn of Mrs Elmer Roberts at 3652 Stettinius avenue Hyde Park Tuesday at 745 p m All members and friends are invited by Mrs Roberts and her committee The May meeting was held at the Kemper Lane Hotel with Mrs Fred Ale as hostess Newly elected officers are President Mrs Bessie Blust Vice President Mrs Bertha Geyer Recording Secretary Mrs Pearl Robert Corresponding Secretary Mrs Sally Ale Ina Mae Tully chaired the Nominating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Virginia
Asher Business Women’s Council
Virginia Asher Business Women's Council
Ida Hommeyer
Nora Mae Davis
Clara McBreen
Lillian Aug
Ethel Barton
Elizabeth Hughes
Lillian Morelock
Emilie Hommeyer
Emma Sudmeier
Helen Schroeder
Mamie Hessdorfer
Dora Galbaugh
Margaret McLean
Elsie Candler
Elvah Bennett
Frances du Puy
Alma Aug
Alice Ward
A. O. Bing
Nellye McBreen
Ada Graham
Gertrude Kellogg
Helen Hamill
Ada Long
Edith Goranflo
Cincinnati Council
Washington, D. C
Federation
Winona Lake
Ind
Jane Summerhayes
Trinity M. E
West Ninth Street
Elizabeth Kellogg
O. L. Graeser
William Davis
U and I
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Elmer Roberts
Stettinius Avenue
Hyde Park
Roberts
Kemper Lane
Fred Ale
Bessie Blust
Bertha Geyer
Pearl Robert
Sally Ale
Ina Mae Tully
Lenmary Camp to Host Girl Reserves Activities This Summer
Lenmary Camp begins registrations for weeks of camp with new plans including a goofy golf course and diverse program interests. Notable arrivals include Paula Mamnarova and Lorena Boyd Mason, with Rose mary Wagner joining staff. Blue Bird Reserves to attend July sessions. The Chi Y Club of Evanston Presbyterian Church selects officers and bids farewell to seniors. Parallel events cover fall conference planning, midsummer all day frolic to Coney Island, and hikes or picnics by Tri Sigma Mapobean and West End clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenmary
Paula Mamnarova
Czecho-Slovakia
Lorena Boyd Mason
New York
Rosemary Wagner
Ohio State University
Wagner
Cleveland Y
Lenmary Camp
Blue Bird
General Protestant Orphanage
Chi Y Clut
Evanston
Virginia Moeller
Martha Yeller
Ruth Leiminz
Helen Hayward
Thelma Sanders
Ring
Ruth Logeman
Erma Goettsch
Gladys Roberts
May Grieshaber
Dixie Jane Hooten
Erma Stiffel
Elaine Maxwell
Margaret Gillette
Maxine Kautz
August Marx
Coney Island
Woodward Club
Tri Sigma
Lea Ahlers
Mapobean Club
Burnet Woods
West End
Madisonville
Lucile Mack
Mary Smith
Tom Thumb
Oakley
Newport Y
Louise Daniels
P and G Club
Hughes
Alice Bollinger
Alpha Y
Band - of - Hope Club
Healthy Y
Ruth Asmus
Lenmary Camp registration drives summer line up
Three members will attend Camp Lenmary. Hughes Y lists seventeen for the first week June 16 to 23 and six for the second week June 23 to 30. Girl Reserves of McKinley School plan a Alms Park hike and party for sixth graders, with a supper by Elizabeth Kearsey Pearl Meacham and Dorothy Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Y
Lenmary
McKinley School
Alms Park
Elizabeth Kearsey
Pearl Meacham
Dorothy Marino
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Carolyn Exberhardt
Arden Southard
Vagelimo Girl Reserve Club
Walnut
Hills Methodist Church
College Hill School
Missie Whitlock
Mary Dill School
Carthage
Florence Kenner
Camp Lenmary
Rose Luncheon Planned by Woman's City Club Juniors
The Woman's City Club junior members plan a rose luncheon for UC girl graduates on Wednesday at the clubhouse with a 1 pm buffet served by Mrs. Benjamin Goldberg. Mary Brucker will introduce incoming officers. Reservations due by Tuesday noon. A Ways and Means Committee meeting follows at 11 am. Board of Directors meets Friday at 10:30 am in the clubhouse board room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Club
Clara Keck Heflebower
Cincinnati Altenheim
Edwin Boller
Republican Women’s Booth
Zoo Opera Committee
Miriam Romaine
Elizabeth Black
A. E. B. Stephens
Edwards J. Dreihs
Mesdames Louis Britten
Louis Fischer
George Cornette
Chester Durr
Daniel Handley
J. M. Manley
Clifford Miller
Howard Porter
Louis Rinkenberger
Dennis Ryan
Evelyn Sayre
Charles Tatgenhorst
Cecil Woodberry
Lydia Yoest
Hazel Wollung
Helen Duttenhofer
Henrietta McGarr
Woman’s City Club
University of Cincinnati
Benjamin Goldberg
Mildred Brown
Anna Grace Hayes
Ethel Groppenbacher
Mary Brucker
Ways and Means Committee
J.R. L. Carrington
Board of Directors
Benjamin H. Siehl
Ways and Means
Board of
Girl Scouts Camp Applications for 1930 Summer
Camp applications have been mailed to all troop captains for every registered Girl Scout. Four encampments run from June 28 to August 23 with special July 4 celebration. Health exams required. each applicant must submit a physician filled form within ten days and camp board money. Pioneer unit accepts sixteen girls. eligibility includes 15 years of age and prior camping experience.
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Sendin
Camp Katherine
Mary Johnstone
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Louise Mathias
General Hospital
Helen Auer
Mary Ann Atchley
Cuba M. Weaver
Westwood
Clifton
Katherine
Mr. Adams
Marion Lane
Red Girl Scouts
Lawrence Smith
H. B. Smith
Fairview School
Mt. Washington
Kell
Herbert
Conway
Cheviot
Woman's Rotary Installs Officers and Garden Party Planned
The Woman's Rotary Club elected new officers led by Miss Mary Cutter as President, with Miss Minna Carstens, Dr. Ella Hunt, and others taking roles. Installation was by Attorney Eleanor Richman. A June Laughery Island outing is planned, with transportation from Hotel Gibson. Mrs. James H. Perkins hosts a garden party at Oatfields for the Advent Branch of the Girls' Friendly Society, inviting married members and husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Rotary
Mary Cutter
Mrs. Perkins
Woman's Rotary Club
Hotel
Gibson
Mary C. Cutter
Minna D. Carstens
Ella G. Hunt
Lillian R. Mierenfeld
Florence M. Dickman
Julia Ditchen
Mabel Griffith
Margaret Trautman
Freda Mayer
Martha Donnelly
Eleanor M. Richman
YWCA Summer Sports and Activities Overview
The YWCA summer program centers on sports led by Miss Mildred Wekerle with a Recreation League baseball team under Captain Miss Hilda Boyd and members including Louise Piesche Grace Coyle Charlotte Coyle Garnet Schneider and others. A health education summer term runs eight weeks ending August 1 with tennis limbering gym swim and sport classes. Spring trips attract crowds to Cincinnati sites including a Observatory journey with added Louisville trip and a packed calendar of club meetings and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wekerle
Hilda Boyd
Louise Piesche
Grace Coyle
Charlotte Coyle
Garnet Schneider
Henrietta Brown
Amelda Smith
Edna Bierlein
Irma ‘Hoffmeier
Loraine Pavlovich
Clara Garner
Lucy Slater
Alice Dieckmann
Irene Dieckmann
The
Athletic Association of the
Health Education Department
Cincinnati
Observatory
Anne Bellows
Louisville
St George PTA Plans Wednesday Meeting at 2:30
The St George Parent-Teacher Association will hold its monthly meeting in the Georgian auditorium Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming school events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Parent-Teacher Association
St. George Parent-Teacher Association
Georgian Auditorium
Progress Club Meeting at Homestead for Luncheon
The Progress Club of College Hill will hold a luncheon meeting at the Homestead tomorrow at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Mathilda Parker, reader, will present two Barrie plays and a story of Edna Ferber.
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Progress Club
Progress Club of
College Hills
Homestead Tomomorrow
Mathilda Parker
Edna Ferbert
St Bernard PTA to Meet at 2 30 This Thursday
The St Bernard Parent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 in the high school assembly room. Mr Williams will speak on the topic School Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Parent-Teacher Association
Williams
Drama Circle of Trinity Branch dinner and upcoming fete
The Drama Circle of Trinity Branch held a 6 30 dinner for cast members who recently appeared in a play at Mary Cabel Richardson Memorial Hall. The Board of Directors meets tomorrow at 8. The annual lawn fete and jitney circus is set for Thursday evening June 19, with junior members led by General Chairman Miss Louise Ryder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Branch
Mary Cabel Richardson
Louise Ryder
Herberle PTA Holds Final Seasonal Meeting at School
The Herberle Parent-Teacher Association will conduct its last meeting of the season at the school on Wednesday afternoon at 8 oclock. A very interesting program has been arranged for the day.
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Herberle Parent-Teacher Association
Business Women's Club Election and Dinner notice
The Business Women's Club schedules a Monday 6:30 p.m. Glee Club dinner at Miss Mathilda Schmidt's Clifton home. Tuesday polls open 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 7:30 p.m. A 7:39 p.m. meeting will announce the Board of Directors election results. Five candidates are running this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Glee Club
Mathilda Schmidt
Clifton
Board of Directors
Virginia Asher Business Women's Council Picnic Planned
The Virginia Asher Business Women's Council of Northern Kentucky schedules its annual picnic at the First Christian Church on West Fifth Street near Madison Avenue. Mrs Otto Knupfer chairs the Conservation Committee and urges all members to attend at 2 PM and to call Alma Young by Sunday night for headcount. Stella Walz leads the Entertainment Committee with aides Ruly Farley Ella Ludwig Marie Leder and Margaret Stenken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council
Virginia Asher Business Women’s Council of
Northern Kentucky
First Christian Church
West Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Conservation Committee
Otto Knupfer
Lawton Road
Park Hills
Knupfer
Alma Young
Hemlock
Stella Walz
St. Clair Street
Miss Walz
Ruly Farley
Ella Ludwig
Marie Leder
Margaret Stenken
Marie Walz
Lillian Wo
Mabel Ritter
Frances
Allen Griffith
Mary Cooper
Evelyn Stenken
Dillie Tanner
Elizabeth Weber
Maude Carlton
Mabel Hollis
Mary Swarthout
Edna Truman
Ellen Claire Duvall
Fear of sextuplets discussed by Eugenical News
A Para Brazil dispatch notes Senora Han sen gave birth to six children. The Eugenical News estimates the odds at about one in 404,567,236,136, marking rare traditions of five or six in birth histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Para
Brazil
Senora Hansen
The
Eugenics Research Association
Porch Screen Idea for Summer Living Room
A rustic porch screen adds beauty to a summer living area and can be built by a handy homeowner. It features a high frame with a bottom base, lattice filling, and casters for portability, painted white with several ivy filled pots hung from hooks.
Wall Pockets Add Green Touch to Home Decor
Wrought iron wall pockets in various shapes and scrolls hold pots for ivy vines wandering Jew and other trailing plants. They enhance apartment rooms with a homelike feel and require little care. Available in black or green finishes at several metropolitan shops and offered at moderate prices.
Flavored Olives Preparation Guide
Green olives in homes gain a deeper flavor when a simple pickling step is used. Open the jar drain some liquid then add mild vinegar and garlic pieces before resealing and refrigerating until ready to use.
Folding the bedspread for a smooth morning look
The article explains a method to fold the bedspread over the foot of the bed. Start with drawing the top down to the foot to form one fold then fold both sides to center making two triangles meeting at the upper center. Slide the spread over the footboard for a smooth finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter He
Auburn Music Club
van Groves
Maketewah Country Club
Zoo Opera
Helen May Dietrich, Aria—“Batti, Batti
Violet Summer
Tannhauser
Evening Star
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Wessensenes
Totn Alexander
George J. Wagner
Kathryn Crume
Dante Mastropaolo
Mary Alice Cheney
Ania—Micaela
M’epouvante
Laura Strubbe
George F. Ender
Cornelia de Roo
Elba Francis Davies
Lillian Duerig
Ruth Schurmeier
William Kyle
Lillian Due
Phil Ziegler
Railway Clerks
Gertrude M. Avey
Betsy W. Curtis
Lillian C. Hoffman
Stella I. Koons
Madge G. Miller
Ellen M. H. Nash
Elsie B. Rauch
Esther L. Schroeder
Helen Weitkamp
Edith Dobyns
Hotel Linton
Marcia McClench
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ella Schroeder
Hotel Gibson
Terrace Park
Mary Steubing
Linwood Parent-Teacher Association
Ault Park
Mesdames
Charles Gehringer
Richard Dixon
Charles Pogue
Jesse Simpson
Sterling Ayer
Charles Meek
Linwood
Bachrach
Everett Hobart
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Blanche. Kevil
Hermia Schaeffler
Marie White
Esther A. Stenken
Frances Allen Griffith
Mabel Ritte
Frances Allen Jofith
Wom
National Federation of Virginia Asher Counils
Esther Stenken
Virginia Asher
Rufus B. Jones
James G. Strobridge
Laura H. Young
Nellie A. Belsinger
Joseph Kindle
University
C. S. Riley
Mary Corre
Laughery Island
M. S. Love
James H. Perkins
Oatfields
Advent
Girls’ Friendly Society
Business Girls’ Council
Proctér & Gamble
Businées
Ayita Club
Business Girls
ABC Club
Virginia Richardson
Industrial Federation
Cloverleaf
Trinity Branch Girls’ Friendly Society
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