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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1900
Page
21
Chicago and Buffalo delegates highlight prominent figures including Mrs Mary Lockwood and Mrs Selwyn Douglas while debate spills into race matters. Mrs Ruffin accuses Southern leaders of blocking colored women’s federation credentials, prompting defense from Mrs Rebecca Lowe and others.
Mrs William Christie Herron spoke at the biennial civic meeting urging beauty in city life. She argued for esthetic reform alongside basics like sewers and transit, stressing women's clubs play a key role while public officials and press support civic efforts.
A Cincinnati society page recounts the Tourists club celebration at Mrs. Blanchard’s home marking fifteen years of fellowship. Highlights include a welcome by Mrs. Stoehr, gavel presentation by Mrs. Hannaford, musical performances, a historical recap, and comments on women’s club work. The report also covers Daughters of Veterans events, schoolhouse activities, and numerous social engagements across Covington and Cincinnati with many local names.
Mrs W W Trimble will leave tomorrow for Sagamore Lake George to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs George Fack ler at their country place. Mrs John Preston Ernst entertained with seven handed euchre on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes, pretty ones, went to Mrs Kilgour Mrs Headley Mrs Winslow and Miss Scarborough. Attendees included Miss Mary Queen and Mrs Nat Wilshire.
The Louisville Courier Journal endorses Halstead leading a journalism school that promises substantial gains for students. It asserts his deep grasp of modern and past journalism and says the program will supply better educated, well equipped young staff for city papers and beyond.
Newport society reports a busy week with visitors from Washington andOhio. local gatherings include a Spinsters Convention in Ft Thomas School Hall and numerous parties hosted by families in Newport, Middletown, and Covington. Notable events feature engagements and weddings at St Augustine's Cold Springs and a Highland Pike reception, plus school programs at Highland High School and campus visits by local residents.
Mr and Mrs William Grant return to their Missouri home after a visit with kinspeople Mr and Robert Wilson. Mr and Mrs Muscoe Semple, formerly of Covington, are guests of the Du.
Latonia hosts Mr. Martin Minogue from Springfield and Mrs. Minogue in Dinmore Park. Miss Maud Moran Miss Whitlow and Miss Jennie Davis from Washington are guests of Mrs. L. Bird. Miss Nan Eckert from Madison visits friends here. Mrs. Katherine Dixon from Parkersburg visits Mrs. M. Norman. Mr. and Mrs. F. Webster arrive from Louisville. Mrs. Alice Norman of Glencoe visits friends.
Neighborhood greetings and visits fill a Bond Hill week with guests from Newport Cincinnati Mt Healthy Lima and Ports mouth. Attendees include Miss Effie Fleshner June bride hopes and families of Vine Atkins Hessler Gibner Wilson Cannon Forenash and Marsh.
The article notes several wedding announcements including Peter Miller and Emma Lang of Camp Washington married by Rev Voss on Wednesday. John Niemes and Matilda Buchmann of the city wed by Rev Schenck on Thursday. Additional couples J J Vogalpo h and Ida Schneiders, William Bell and Marie Logan also united in marriage in local homes.
Mrs. McCann and daughter Alicia visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bogen in Carthage. Bert Wortman returns from Columbus. Mrs. Dillon visits Loveland then returns home. Miss Jerree Pollard spends summer vacation at home. Mrs. Bussey and son Charles visit from Dayton. Mrs. H. B. Phillips arrives from Chicago for weeks with her mother Mrs. Wunder. Euchre Club hosted by Mrs. Leon Hayes. Grace Tumy from Hartwell hosted by Maude Jersey. Thimble Society to be hosted by Mrs. Ed Haines. Mrs. Harry Simms hosts Mrs. Bessie Hastings. Mrs. Orbison hosts. Lizzie Reeves hosts Edna Voorhees. Gus Phillips entertains Mr. Reeves from Cincinnati. Invitations issued for Miss Edith May Bonnell at 2 Linden Ave June 22, 1900. Young ladies and gentlemen from Carthage enjoy hay ride chaperoned by Mrs. R. C. Phillips. ride through suburbs. Continued on Twenty-second Page.
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