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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1900

Page

22

Commencement Notes From St. Josephs College

A fragment lists attendees and visitors at St. Josephs College Cincinnati including Mrs. Crawford of Cle and Rev Gaddis of Chioianati. Prof J J Cole and family hosted guests from Huntington West Virginia. Martha Westfall visited friends in Cleveland Akron and Carrollton. L Ulrey of Cincinnati visited W A Ulrey.

St. Joseph's College Cincinnati J. J. Cole Fred Huntington W. Va R Q. Feetine Martha Westfall Cleveland Akron Carrollton L. Ulrey W. A. Ulrey Gaddis Chioianati Crawford Cle

Dated Socials Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Events

Daughters of Mr Robert Palmer and Miss Anne Quinn return home to Washington D C after visiting Mr John Spargur. Edward Bennet and Bessie Groves wed at the bride’s East street home. Thursday a lawn party honors Mr and Mrs Schoyer. Mrs H N Fauier hosts her sister Miss Katharine Mason from Lancaster by Miss Margerie Brown hosts a dance last Saturday at her south town home. Mrs H M Huggins and daughter Lucile host a reception Thursday afternoon from six to six.

Robert Palmer Anne Quinn Washington John Spargur Edward Bennet Bessie Groves East Street J. J. Pugsley Schoyer H. N. Fauiier Katharine Mason Lancaster Margerie Brown H. M. Huggins Lucile

Weddings Report From Batesville Church

Miss Rose Lera Hillenbrand married Anthony W. Romweber at St. Ludwell Church with Fathers Weiss Capperstron and Ksrstler officiating. Cora Hillenbrand and Sophie Schrader served as maids of honor. John Hillenbrand as best man. Ed Romweber as ush er. The couple plans home in Oldenburg after June 24. Rosenhorst and Frank Gehring wed June 12. Dora Klostermeyer and Henry Pea set for June 20 Cincinnati wedding.

Rose Lera Ob. Hillenbrand Anthony W. Romweber St. Ludwe Fathers Weiss, Caperstron Ksrstler Cora Hillenbrand Price Hill Othr Sophie Schrader John Hillenbrand Ed Romweber Art Romweber East Oldenburg Ind

Bellefontaine Graduates Attend Alumni Week Events

Commencement week in Bellefontaine featured twenty graduates and a series of entertainments hosted by and for the high school alumni. The events culminated with the alumni reunion and banquet Friday evening at the Pythian rooms as visitors arrived from nearby towns and relatives joined in the celebration.

Local residents undertake extended visits and reunions

In Vircleville D Miss Betha R Bowers travels Tuesday to Terre Haute Indiana for an extended visit with Mrs J Crawford. Misses Coates and Helen Evans depart Wednesday for Holyoke Massachusetts to attend the commemoration exercises of the class of 1900. Miss Lutle Weldon visits Miss Bernice Boggs of Good Hope. Miss Mya Crow of Columbus spends the summer with her grandmother Mrs W B White. Mr Wil Van Meter of Chicago visits relatives in the city. Miss Harriet Marfield of Cincinnati visits her mother Mrs Mary Marfield.

Betha R. Bowers Terre Haut Ind J. Crwford Coates Helen Evans Holyoke Mass Whch Lutle Weldon Bernice Boggs Good Hope Mya Crow Columbus

Whist Afternoon Hosts Honor Several Guests in Chillicothe

Mrs Samuel Epstine hosted a pleasant Friday afternoon whist with guests including Mrs A Friedheim of Rock Hill and Mrs D Levitt of Toledo. The event followed other social visits as locals hosted or traveled to join relatives and attend a senior promenade at the Elks Hall.

Charleston Society Notes Abbreviated Visit Recaps

Mrs Thos J Paxton and her daughter enjoy the shores of Sheboygan Falls Wis Miss Mary Kenna travels from Georgetown Ky to study at school Noyes returns from a visit Parker from Gallipolis Ohio visits Mrs AD Galis Louis Wehrle hosts friends at Beechwood Club gathering including Grace Nutter Garnett Gilchrist Bessie Erwin Mabel Kiger Mabel Eastwood Arie Mohler and others.

Thos. J. Paxton Sheboygan Falls Wis Mary Kenna John B. Kenna Georgetown Noyes Parker Gallipolis AD. Galis Louis Wehrle Beechwood Club Grace Nutter Garnett Gilchrist Bessie Erwin Mabel Kiger Mabel Eastwood Arie Mohler

Local Social Guests Visit Family and Friends in Ohio and Illinois

COSHOCTON OH. Mrs W R Pomerene visits Milwaukee sister Miss Marge Clark visits Columbus guest of Miss Leia Bigge. Mrs E S Lee and daughter Pleanore visit Marietta relatives. Miss Sophia Wilson Detroit visiting Hutchinson residence. James returns home from Bryn Mawr. Mrs N B Magers Westerville guest of daughter Miss Lada Magers. Mrs Phoebe White Garrett IL guest at L B Preston residence. Prof and Mrs M L Chat and Miss Blanche Moore left for Cambridge after week with Mr and Mrs Ambrose Beard.

Garrett, IL L. B. Preston M. L .Chat Blanche Moore Cambridge Ambrose Beard

Camden Social News Notes Abroad

Miss Mae Shetllenberger and Miss Bes sie visited Hamilton on Tuesday as guests of Miss Daisy Cridt. Mr and Mrs Lee Danser hosted guests from Sidney Ohio. Walter Schultz of Richmond Indiana and Jennie Gath with her mother from Oxford guesting. Edna McChristie visited Oxford friends. Alma Smith of Richmond called Camden recently. The Saturday Night Club was entertained by Miss Roberta Ni. Mr and Mrs H Payne stayed in Martinsville Indiana at the mineral springs.

Mae Shetllenberger Mies Bessie Hamilton Daisy Cridt Lee Danser Sidney, O Walter Schultz Richmond Ind Mies Jennie Gath Oxford Edna McChristie Oxford Friends Alma Smith Camden T Roberta Ni Mre H. Payne Martinsville Mineral Springs

Miss Georgia Peters Heads to Chan el for Summer

Miss Georgia Peters left last week for Chan el where she will spend the summer. Miss Margaret Hanrahan attended commence.

Georgia Peters Chanel Margaret Hanrahan

Mrs. Mabel Risinger Weds Philip Schneider at Home

Miss Mabel Risinger of Eaton wed Philip Schneider of Richmond in a ceremony at her home attended by about sixty friends and relatives. The couple plans to reside in Richmound Indiana after a late-train departure.

Caroline Risinger Florida Minnie Nausbaum Cincinnati Lou Fox Silver Pendleton Ind B. Cokefair Frank French J._C. Ryder J. B. Conger Dayton George R. Eastman Philip Schneider Richmond Richmound Indiana

Local social notes reveal visits and gatherings in Franklin

Mrs. C. D. Wilson plans a Maryland visit within the month while Mrs. Joseph McCarthy and daughter Nellie visit Oxford relatives. Miss Minnie Woodward spent a week with Dr. T. B. Van Horne. The bride arrived home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conover hosted a party Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Gallaher of ion spent Bare with relatives. Mrs. Do. Brown traveled to Covington Kentucky last week for Belle Weaver's wedding.

C. D. Wilson Maryland Joseph McCarthy Nellie Oxford Minnie Woodward Hamilton T. B. van Horne Howard Conover Rolla Gallaher Ion Do. Brown Covington Stbacone Belle Weaver Niecy

Misses Howe Visit Greensburg as Various Local Socials Reported

Greensburg Indiana reports Misses Howe of Indianapolis visiting Mr and Mrs R A Hamilton. Mr and Mrs O G Miller with Mr and Mrs Howard White of Muncie depart for an extensive Eastern trip. Women's Club guests day featured a musical program at the home of retiring President Mrs W B Hamilton. Local social news notes include visits, card clubs, dinners, and hosting by multiple residents.

Howe Indianapolis R. A. Hamilton O. G. Miller Howard White Muncie Women's Club W. BR. Hamilton Carrie Simmons B. W. Denham Rushville Daisy Trout Milton, Ky Je Baldridge Illinois Rosamond Whitemond Samuel Hatheral Middleton O J. K. Ewing Will Siling College Hill Cincinnati Milton Siling G. W. Parker J. W. Parker 1St Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Lathrope Frank Robbins Miss Lambert Edger Hamiltein

Wedding of Kelley and Ethyl Bird Highlighted Week

Ironton D Miss Estelle Nixon resumes duties after helping host a reception for Mrs Leslie Powers and Miss Harbeson of Augusta Kentucky. The week featured the wedding of Mr Kelley and Miss Ethyl Bird at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev W H Hampton officiating. Miss Martha Phelps of Baltimore served as maid of honor and Mr Thomas Howell of Cadiz best man. Bridesmaids included Stanley Kirker Mildred Peters Marty Widon Lillian afi. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with guests like Helen Steece Bessie Moulton and Mrs Howard Bixby.

Estelle Nixon Gallipolis Nixon Leslie: Powers Harbeson Augusta Kentucky of Kelley Ethyl Bird Christ’s Episcopal Church W. H. Hampton Martha Phelps Baltimore Thomas Harcourt Place Julian Davey Dorothy Cincinnati Katherine Henschel Huntington Lindsey Kelery

Multiple Indianapolis Weddings In One Evening

In Indianapolis Miss Oda Katherine Adams wed Newton H. Dashiell with Rev J W Dashiell officiating. The couple will live in Chicago. Also married were Miss Roge Secttor and Leopold Krauss at the bride’s home with Miss Krebs as maid of honor. another couple, Miss Susan Lydia Hayward and Karl Schneider, went to New York for a wedding trip with Europe ahead. George H Noyes and Frances Louise Fugate were also married on Wednesday as their year progresses.

Oda Katherine Adams Joseph R. Adams Newton H. Dashiell J. W. Dashiell Dashiell Chicago Roge Sectter Lester Secttor Leopold Krauss Krebs Cincinnati Susan Lydia, Hayward William E. Hayward Karl Schneider New York Europe George Harold Noyes Georgetown Mass Frances Louise Fugate Mary Fugate James L. Fugate

Evening trip ends with return to Hotel Amer Circleville

Mrs. Georgia Smith hosted a dinner of tea covers in honor of her sister Mrs. Samuel Livingood of Millidgeville Illinois. Mrs. Agnes Rehee led a pleasant Christmas Rocks outing in honor of Mrs. F W Gunther of Bellevue and Miss Emma Becker of Lockville.

Amer Circleville Georgia Smith

Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and A Wedding

Miss Ellen Rochester ... Cincinnati for the summer. Miss Myra Wright visits her aunt. Miss Freda Poston guests in Athens. Miss Grace Finney in Athens. Mrs. M. D. Moore returns from Columbus. Mary Montgomery and Mr. Oaks wed at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Harley J. Steward officiated. Marie Campbell guests Lulu Hooper of McArthur. Mr. and Mrs. Parker visit the Keynes in Néleonville.

Ellen Rochester Sds Cincinnati Myra Wright Homer Wright Freda Poston Freda Coaltrap Athens Grace Finney Fred Preston M. D. Moore Will C. Moore Columbus Mary. Montgomery Mr. Oaks High i First Presbyterian Church Clee Montgomery Coral Wright Harley J. Steward Marie Campbell Lulu Hooper McArthur Parker Néleonville Charley Keynes

Local Social Notes Mention Weddings Visits and Engagements

Lawrenceburg reports Mrs B R Smith of Kentucky visiting her parents Major and J B Larimer. Mr and Mrs Goates P Quibb return from a visit. J M Bauer hosts Erthstone History Club. Dr Orville Jaquith marries Maude Rinaman at Ben Gould’s home. Prof T H Meek returns from Cincinnati. Mrs J T Walker of Milldale and Mrs J C Pride of Sturgis visit M T Walker. Engagement announced for Jesse R Tuthill and Anna Dickinson to wed June 20 at Mrs Dickinson’s home officiated by Rev Will G Loucks.

B. R. Smith Eerbaie Major J. BE. Larimer Goatae P. Bquibb F.eee Ah Churchill Huntingburg Charles W. Hod Baltimore M. J. Givan Shelbyville Ind Hodell J. M. Bauer Erthstone History Club Orville Jaquith Chicago T. H. Meek Meek Walnut Hills Cincinnati J. T. Walker Milldale J. C. Pride Sturgis M. T. Walker Jesse R.tuthill Anna Dickinson Samuel Dickinson Will G. Loucks First Christian Church

Social notes of visits from several Ohio towns

Mrs. Frank Jones and daughter Vina arrive home from New York. Miss Mollie Jackson of South Charleston visits Miss Helen Thomas. Mrs. C. K. West of Plain City visits sister Mrs. B. A. Taylor. Mrs. Frank ODay of Mt. Sterling visits Dr. and Mrs. Snyder. Miss Mac Toland of Columbus visits Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butler. Mrs. J. A. Vance of Chillicothe visits Dr. M. Vance and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winstorf of Findlay visit relatives in the city. Miss Emma Rhoads of Springfield visits W. H. Carl and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Landis of Cleveland visit father John F. Johnston.

Frank Jones Vina New York Mollie Jackson South Charleston Helen Thomas C. K. West Plain City B. A. Taylor Frank O’day Mt. Sterling C. Snyder Mac Toland Columbus Chas. Butler J. A. Vance Chillicothe M. Vance A. Winstorf Findlay Emma Rhoads Springfield W. H. Carl Bert Landis Cleveland John F. Johnston

Liberty area social notes include visitors from Cincinnati and New York

Mrs. Fred Max visited friends in Cincinnati last week while Miss McBradlroy of New York City is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Beard. Miss Hermenia Lederhauss of Columbus joins local society circles.

Fred Max Cincinnati McBdlroy New York City Dr. Beard Hermenia Lederhauss Columbus

Local Weddings and Guests Reported Across Several Households

Tuesday evening marriages include James A. Grubaugh wedding to Estella Bonham by Rev. H. L. Wiles. Other couples celebrate engagements and upcoming nuptials such as Oliver P. Crouse and Harriet V. Hall planning June 21. Numerous relatives and guests from Cleveland St. Louis New York Medina La Prairie and Oberlin visit hosts in related notices.

L. G. Batman M. R. Dickey Cleveland Dickey J. L. Birch and Son St. Louis J. B. de Ieee Belle Wilkinson Oberlin William Payne Sutton'’s Bay, Mich Edward Wilkinson

Social Guests From Across Cities Attend Local Events

Middletown hosts Annie Rutt from Denver as a guest of Ada Sorg. Florence Smith of Toledo is entertained by the Barkalow sisters. Harry Walburgh and family celebrate his parents fortieth wedding anniversary in Cincinnati. Mrs. Jennie Anchor from Cincinnati visits Sabin Robbins. Mildred Todhunter plans visits in Covington Ohio. Allie Bonnell entertains Anna Fletcher of Dayton last week.

Annie Rutt Denver Col Ada Sorg Florence Smith Toledo Barkalow Harry Walburgh Mr. Walburg Cincinnati Jennie Anchor Sabin Robbins Mildred Todhunter Covington Allie Bonnell Anna Fletcher Dayton

Social notes from Maysville and surrounding towns

Mayors, visitors and relatives populate the week in Maysville Kentucky and nearby cities. Names include Mrs T A Dean Findlay Charles Sauer Paris Ada Day Ripley Mrs A M J Cochran Lebanon and families visiting relatives and friends.

Local Social Notices Include Tea Honor and Visits

Mt. Vernon reports Mrs. I N Rosenthall and Miss Rosenthall hosting a tea in honor of Ms. Frank Oakley of Toledo A porch party was given by Mrs John Clark Armstrong and Mrs James Israel at Mrs Armstrongs home Miss Gable returned home to Meadville Pa from a visit with Miss Della Coup Charles F Baldwin returned to Chicago after visiting his mother Mrs Ella Baldwin Cora Gallagher returned to Pittsburg Pa from a pleasant visit Kathryn Henry of Akron visits Miss Emma Milless East Gambier street

I. N. Rosenthall Miss Rosenthall Frank Oakley Toledo John Clark Armstrong James Israel Armstrong Gable Della Coup Meadville Charles F. Baldwin Ella Baldwin Chicago Cora Gallagher Pittsburg Kathryn Henry Akron Emma Milless East Gambier Street

Miss Margaret Hughes Returns from Blairstown Visit in Marion

Marion notes show Miss Margaret Hughes has returned from Blairstown New Jersey to spend vacation with her parents. Mrs W R Bingham of Chicago is visiting local friends as a leading society event looms this season.

Margaret Hughes Blairstown N. J W. R. Bingham Chicago

Social News From Greenfield Gatherings

Greenfield society notes recount a Friday evening with Mrs C E Foulke hosting and a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs A B Wilson for Mr and Mrs James Dones of New Holland. Margaret F Willson departed Thursday for New York City before a seaside sojourn. Elizabeth Boyd hosted sister Mrs Taylor of Wyoming and Tirzah Arnott left recently for a Denver visit.

C. E. Foulke Jgaret F. Willson New York City Elizabeth Boyd Taylor Wyoming Tirzah Arnott Denver James Dones New Holland Greenfield A. B. Wilson

Social notes from Germantown and nearby towns

Miss Jessie Robertson returns from Oxford Ohio where she attended school. Colonel C G Brown and family visited Cincinnati friends last Wednesday. Mrs Kemp visited relatives in Dayton Ohio. Dr Joe Gunckle of Cincinnati spent several days here with his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Gunckle. Miss Chloe Duckwall of Dayton Ohio is visiting friends and relatives here.

Jssie Robertson Oxford C. G. Brown Milfred Cincinnati Kemp Dayton Joe, Gunckle George Gunckle Chloe Duckwall

Local Notes From Gallipolis and Nearby Towns

Mrs Charles Johnson and daughter return to Huntington visit. Miss Marie Shepard heads to Springfield Ohio for two weeks with Mrs Maggie Hoover. Miss Estelle Nixon leaves for Ironton to visit briefly. Mrs Frank Moore departs to Hamilton for the summer. Misses Dollie Ingels Fannie Hudlin back from Huntington. Miss Lottie Mossis visiting McArthur. Mrs Lena Sturn of Covington Ky visiting her father Rev Joseph Angel. Mrs Ella S Johnm of Detroit visiting relatives here.

Charles Johnson Huntington Marie Shepard Springfield Maggie Hoover Estelle Nixon Ironton Frank Moore Hamilton Dollie Ingels Fannie Hudlin Lottie Mossis McArthur Lena Sturn Covington, Ky Joseph Angel Ella 8 Johnm Detroit Mich Relail

Local Socials Highlight Monton Events Across Cities

A series of social gatherings and engagements unfold across Hamilton and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs. Edward Coxe of Bloomer West Virginia and Mrs. F W Whitaker, with numerous parties at homes on New Hor reservoir and in South B street. Emma Richardson J J Everett to wed June 20 at Miller home. Marion Milestone events feature Antoinette Rupp and Wm F Mason engagement.

Elaplane Blair Edwardt Coxe Bloomer W. Va F. W. Whitaker Dan Kennedy Chas. N. Fox Arthur J. T. Knox Cincinnati E.smith Homer Gard Edward Sohnen Gussie Dair Harrison Adahen Mary Sohngen Mabel ‘Key Mary Curtis Pearl Marie Murphy Nellie Hamm Liberty Ind Nelle Urmstone Will Bender New Hor Atilia Club Pred-Greeser Samuel Davis Fitton Frank Massee Boylston Milwaukee Fitton William Dinefelder

Pretty Styles for Little Men and Women

The article describes child fashion with white embroidered yokes and black silk ties, sailor hats, and new washable sunbonnets. It mentions a pink and white organdy dress for girls aged 10 to 18, trimmed with lace and satin ribbon, plus Manila straw hats decorated with black velvet and clover blossoms.

Baby

Local Hillsboro Wedding of Mrs Morrison and Mr Schoyer

Mrs Lucy B Morrison and Mr Samuel Schoyer of Pittsburg were married Tuesday in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Geo B Beecher and Rev H N Faulconer officiating. The ceremony drew many guests, followed by a breakfast in Groutone. The couple plan a European voyage starting June 23.

Lucy B. Morrison Samuel Schoyer Pittsburg First Presbyterian Church Geo. B. Beecher H. N. Faulconer A. E. Hil Lyman Beecher Irvin Smith C. B. Smith Joseph Howell Cincinnat Gruptone Schoyer Berkshire Hills Europe Anne Frice Dodds’ Ferry N. Y J. J. Pugsley Lily Boyd Es Evans Cora Bell Oxford Patie Es Fred Kay of Columbus Anne Howell

Marriages and Travel Notes From City Society Column

The column lists upcoming weddings and moves of local families. Miss Clara Steffey wed Mr. George Dewar in Cincinnati with Rev. M W Steffey officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Dewar plan to live in New York as Mrs. Noyes serves in San Juan. Various relatives depart for Cincinnati, Atlantic City, New Haven, and other destinations, with guests visiting from Washington and Louisville.

New York Puerto Rico Noyes San Juan Clara Steffey L. W. Steffey George Dewar W. L. Kinnerly M. W. Bsteffey Dayton Dewar Joshua E. Filorea Marshall Johnson Ruth Halford A. J. Halford Washington W. J. Richards Clara Haldeman Louisville Charles EB. Coffin George Williamson Cincinnati

Visitors’ Travels and Social Gatherings Reported

Ind. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Evans last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Porter of Coll Corner Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. James Porter last week. Miss Lillian Burt visited friends in Cincinnati last week. Miss Angie Hollingsworth was the guest of friends at Richmond Ind last week. On Friday evening Miss Bertha Johnson entertained about a dozen friends with a delightful lunch.

Social notes from Lexington and surrounding cities

Miss Ida Walton Lyne visits Miss Belle Graves in Versailles and Miss Eisie Womack from Louisville will spend the summer in Lexington. Various visits include Mrs. Charles Taylor from Little Rock guests in Winchester, Misses Dixie Pepper and Ada Bailey returning from Louisville, and many other relatives and friends visiting in Kentucky towns such as Clarksville Danville Richmond and Frankfort with several guests listed.

Ida Walton Lyne Belle Graves Versailles Eisie Womack Louisville Lexington Charles Taylor Little Rock Ark Prewitt Winchester Dixie Pepper Ada Bailey John Emery Eliza Emery Clarksville Tenn Bertha Emery Sibley South Bend Ind Danville E. P. Sibold Milde McMillan Sam Lane

Orrville Pair Wed in Society Wedding at Bride Home

The wedding of Mr. Harry Ammann of Orrville and Miss Gertrude Haberman drew 500 guests at the bride’s home. Attendees came from Pittsburg Cleveland Orrville and Findlay. Miss Dr Cheatham attends a medical meeting in Washington and Mrs Ada Myers of Cincinnati visits.

Harry Ammann Orrville Gertrude Haberman Pittsburg Cleveland Find- OQ Dr. Cheatham Washington, D. C Ada Myers Cincinnati

Social Notes From Lancaster Gather for Teas and Games

The Married Ladies Thimble Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs George Cunningham. Mrs William Radebaugh hosted a noon dinner Sunday for Mrs Walter Hulme, who attended a 6 pm supper hosted by Mrs George Zink. Mrs George Heed hosted a tea Friday for Miss Grace Todhunter, while Miss Blanche Zink held a Monday morning whist farewell for Mrs Walter Hulme. Mr and Mrs E B Cartmell hosted with euchre Friday evening.

Thimble Club George Cunningham William Radebaugh Walter Hulme George Zink George Heed Grace Todhunter Blanche Zink E. B.cartmell Crequletly Ward Irvin F. Snyder

Social Guests Visit Milan and Nearby Towns

Miss Pearl Levis of Delaware visits Mrs. Dr. Parsons in Milan. Miss Mayme Williams entertains guests including Miss Nie man and Miss Lizzie Price. Ida Spencer of Versailles stays with Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer. Mrs. EB Brown of Pierceville visits Mrs. M. O'Brien. Shook family from Madison Ville Ohio visits, and Mrs. J R Tavelin of Ludlow Kentucky stays with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mulford.

Pearl Levis Delaware Dr. Parsons Mayme Williams Miss Nieman Lizzie Price T. Schuck Augusta Beer Ida Spencer Versailles James Spencer EB. P. Brown Pierceville M. O’brien Shook Lou Madison Ville J. R. Tavelin Ludlow, Ky J. W. Mulford

Bristol Couple to Wed in Mansfield Home Ceremony

Miss Laura Virginia Bristol, youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J R Bristol, will wed Frederick Leopold of Wooster on Thursday June 21 at the bride parents home. Also noted are social greetings by Misses Ethel and Alice Sloane for two prospective brides Miss Lara Bristol and Jennie Cline Lewis.

Laura Virginia J. R. Bristol Frederick Leopold Wooster Ethel Alice Sloane Missea Lara V Bristol Jennie Cline Lewis Eb, Hardgrove May DeWitt

Garden party and society notices from Mechanicburg

A garden party hosted by the Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union honored Miss Laura Martin of Cincinnati at Miss Gertrude Buffington’s home. The Daughters of Industry hosted husbands at Lakeside Park in picnic style. Invitations announce the engagement of Miss Hallie Gertrude Davis and Mr H Ridge of Cincinnati for Wednesday afternoon in June.

Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union Gertrude Buffington Laura Martin Cincinnati Daughters of Industry Lakeside Park Hallié Gertrude Davis H. Ridge Miss Davis

Hatch guests in Newark mingle with local hosts

Miss Lucretia Clapp of Minneapolis is the Hatch guest of Dr. and Mrs. C A Mise Mills of Columbus. Columbus visitors include Mrs. David Evans and her children, staying with Miss McCune.

Lucretia Clapp Minneapolis Hatch C. A. Mise Mills Columbus McCune David Evans

Guests and visits noted in North Fourth street social

Mrs James Jones hosts guests on North Fourth street. Corinne Metz returns from Oxford. Louise Speer comes home from a stay in Columbus. Sheleigh visits friends. Miss Rose and Miss Olive Smith plan two weeks in Washington. Mr and Mrs E A Galbreath host a 6 o clock dinner on Mt Vernon road Tuesday.

James Jones North Fourth Street Corinne Metz Oxford Louise Speer Columbus Sheleigh Rosé Olive Smith Washington E. A. Galbreath Mt. Vernon Road

Osgood Matron Weds Pierceville Local Groom

Miss Retta Kidd, a popular county young lady, married Tuesday at her Pierceville home to Thomas Woodrow of Hayden. Mrs. M. H. Bevan and daughter hosted guests last Thursday afternoon. Carrie and Lottie Kemper of Glenco Ky visit brother G. K. Kemper. Mrs. Robert Eldridge visits Lebanon Ill. 2 A. M. O'Connor visits Mrs. F. L. Water.

Retta Kidd Pierceville Thomas Woodrow Hayden M. H. Bevan R. Townsend Carrie Lottie Kemper Glenco G. K. Kemper Robert Eldridge Lebanon Ill O'Connor F. L. ‘Ater

Social Note Roundup From Piqua Courting Weekend

Miss Hettie Peterson visited friends in Columbus while Mrs. Nettie Proctor returned to Chicago after a week with relatives. Mrs. W P Orr came home from Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Walter May returned from Chicago to live with the bride's parents, the Scudders. Maude Killian hosted friends for her birthday anniversary. Mrs Newton Cairns visited from Troy. Mrs Harry Wall returned to Carthage after visiting relatives.

Hettie Peterson Columbus Nettie Proctor Chicago W. P. Orr Milwaukee General Federation of Women Abs Walter O. May Howard Scudder Maude Killian Newton Cairns Troy William McNair Harry Wall Carthage

Social Scene Notes From Parkersburg A Week of Guests and Weddings

Judge John Jay Jackson and his wife and daughter returned home from Atlantic City. Guests include Miss Grace Morris from Macksburg and Miss Carrie Hawkins from Terra Alta. Blanche Warner hosted a reception for her Philadelphia-returned daughter. Several local engagements and visits are noted including weddings of Nicholas Nelson and Louise Mostan at St Xavier's on the 20th and Frank Graff with Zilla Spence. Numerous visitors from Wheeling Cleveland New York and other towns are mentioned with various social events and calls.

John Jay Jackson Atlantic City Grace Morris Macksburg G. W. Henderson Carrie Hawkins Terra Alta Warner Blanche Philadelphia Annie Kenny Grafton Emma Norton Nicholas Nelson Mary Woodyard Emma Neal Florida Mary Warder Brown Clarksburg Madge Moss Ambrose Pomeroy Lust Cleveland Eaton Bernice Rogers Elizabeth Electa Rittenhouse Anna Reed Flora Knowles Reedville

Aftermath Society Picnic Held at Hutton Home

In Richmond Maryland the annual Aftermath Society picnic occurred Thursday evening at the country residence of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hutton. The note mentions social visits and travel by local residents including the Morrow and Gillilan families and Rev. Edgar Stranahan.

N. H. Hutton David W. Dennis Earlham College Emma Zeller H. B. Morrow and Son Columbus W. Gillilan Clara Cotterell Manitou Beach Mich Edgar Stranahan Jonesboro

Local social notes from Ripley Ohio and surrounding towns

Mrs Ida Metz and Miss Nettie Rape visited sister Mrs J C Shumaker in Ripley. Mrs W E Bundy of Cincinnati stayed with Mrs Jennie L Gardner on Front Street. Mr and Mrs N P Wiles attended Ohio Wesleyan University graduation in Delaware Ohio. Mrs L H Williams hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Frank A Benna and guests Mrs David E B Tarbell and Mrs E N Huggins. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mathews of Mayville Kentucky visited J C Newcomb. Moonlight picnic by young ladies for their gentlemen friends. Mrs Carr hosted at East Ripley in honor of Misses Fisher of Washington DC. Misses Carr entertained in the evening.

Ida Metz Nettie Rape J. C. Shumaker W. E. Bundy Cincinnati Jennie L. Gardner Front Street N. P. Wiles Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University L. H. Williams Frank A. Benna David EB. Tarbell E. N. Huggins Columbus Clarence Mathews Mayaville J. C. Newcomb Carr East Ripley Misses Fisher Washington, D. C Misses Carr

Shelbyville News Notes on Weddings and Travels

Shelbyville reports the marriage of Donald Smith of Rushville to Edna McFadden at the bride's home on Wednesday. Eva Kinsley leaves for Des Moines to attend the Music Teachers National Association meeting. Various local residents plan summer visits and travel, including Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Sindinger, and Miss Kinsley, with May Heston visiting Indianapolis.

Garde Donald Smith Rushville Edna W. G. McFadden Eva Kinsley Des Moines Music Teachers’ National Association L. P. Todd Mise Ora Toidd Eeeph D’heur Charles P. Sindinger West Baden F. M. McNair Martinsville A. V. Randall Charlies Befle Kinsley May Heston Indianapolis Emma Hamilton

Social rounds in Batesville and surrounding towns

Spades, Ind. Miss Lizzie Franke was the guest of friends at Batesville during the week. Misses Rosa Live and Lizzie Spade have returned from a visit to Morris, Ind. Mrs. Emma Burns and children have returned to their home in Cincinnati, accompanied by Chester Floehter. Mrs. Schloesser and daughter, of Batesville, are guests of friends here.

Edina Ibgan Dayton Henry Leeka Alfie Glass Artemesia Franklin Wilmingto Lizzie Franke Batesville Rosa Live Lizzie Spade Morris, Ind Emma Burns Cincinnati Chester Floehter Schloesser

Moore's Hill Commencement and Social Visits

SUNMAN INDIANA Mr and Mrs Fred Peters attended the commencement exercises at Moore's Hill Thursday Miss Circe Freeland and Hffie Heisman are guests of friends at Moore's Hill Miss Emma Bush of Indianapolis is the guest of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Bush W W McMullen and wife entertained Miss Drake of Indianapolis last week Mrs Salome Goodapple has returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs William Wade of Cincinnati

Fred Peters Moore’s Hill Circe Freeland Hffie Heisman Moore's Hill Emma Bush Indianapolis Hamilton Bush W. W. McMullen Miss Drake Salome Goodapple William Wade Cincinnati

Social events mix in Springfield society circle

Miss Lucy Morrow hosted a Tuesday progressive euchre with wins by Miss Ora Winger Mr Ralph Hollenback and Mr Charles Winters. Numerous local ladies and guests from New York attended gatherings at homes of Mrs Thurston Ludlow Mrs James Baker and others through Friday.

Lucy Morrow Ora Winger Ralph Hollenback Charles Winters Emma Black Bdlinor McNally Ellen McGrew Eva Jones Nannie Harwood Ora Oe Janie Leffel Elwood Myers William Robbins Charles Bauer Bauer Ben Johnson Burt Hullinger Burt Perks Harold Moffett Charles Packham Clarence Phillips Charles Hara Lawrence Wood New York Thurston Ludlow Elinor Ludlow Miss Weakley James Baker Hannah Goode Repte Baskin Ee J. W. Murphy Miss Buckingham Showell Isaac Johnson F. M. Hagan South End Bessie Black Bagna Spann Foley Miss Hurd Albany N. Y Miss Foley Miss Ballard Anna Johnson Blanche Jefferies Miss Burton Miss Cassilly Miss Winslow Miss Mower Miss Keyser Mary Donnell Miss Crane Frances Carson Ward

Local Society Notes List Prominent Misses and Visitors

Emily Ward and thirteen other young ladies are named as attendees or honorees with a list of assisting attendants including Miss Foley and Mrs Mower. Miss Cushing, guest of Mrs Hulick, returned to Washington. Mrs Samuel Keller left for Magnetic Springs.

Emily Ward Lou Winwood Lena Lewis Mary Cobaugh Bakhaus Dicus

Married at the bride’s home next Wednesday

Will Baker and Miss Jessie West will wed at the bride's mother's home next Wednesday afternoon. The Saturday Bee society group hosted several Dayton friends at the Island Clubhouse. Lucia Mae Wheeler returned from Cincinnati and Mrs Léonard C Wheeler plans a summer in Saginaw Michigan with her parents. James H Young visits Cincinnati with his daughter Mrs S T McPherson. Walter C Thomas, after earning a BA at Miami University, returns home to study law.

Lucia Mae Wheeler Cincinnati Léonard C. Wheeler Saginaw Mich Will Baker Jessie West J. W. Davis Charles Coolidge Charles Hayner Newton Clyde Fanny Rinehart Dayton Island James H. Young S. T. McPherson Hanson Riley Ruth McAnnally Walter C. Thomas Miami University

Beautiful receptions and visits around Urbana social set

Mrs. T. C. Barlow hosted a reception Monday in honor of Mrs. Harry Rhodehamel and Mrs. Ed Barlow. Mrs. Jo McK. Vance gave two receptions Thursday with about 100 ladies calling in the afternoon. Miss Dickelberger hosted a luncheon for Mrs. John James and the Mieres Sewell of Washington, D. C. Mrs. A. T. Peters of Cincinnati visits the Heap home. Miss Blanche Shaffer of New York will summer with the McLains. Miss Voss from Detroit plans a summer visit. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Jordan and daughter Elizabeth left Tuesday for a three-month East trip.

T. C. Barlow Harry Rhodehamel Ed Barlow Jo McK. Vance Dickelberger John James Mieres Sewell Washington, D. c A. T. Peters Cincinnati

Social visitors in Vevay and surrounding towns

Miss Martha Barnard of Madison has stayed with Miss Evelyn Craig for a week. Mr. W A Earls of Cincinnati was a guest of Vevay friends early last week. Mrs. Frank Detraz and her young daughter from Pendleton are visiting Mrs. Lucy Detraz. Mrs. L W Golay hosted guest Mrs. A B Shaw of Rising Sun for a week. Mr. F L Dubach and Mrs. Geo Dubach of Hannibal Missouri are visiting Vevay relatives.

Martha Barnard Madison Evelyn Craig W. A. Earls Cincinnati Vevay Friends Frank Detraz Pendleton Ind Lucy Detraz L. W. Golay A. B. Shaw Rising Sun F. L. Dubach Geo. Dubach Hannibal, Mo Vevay

Social notes from Washington C H area

Mr and Mrs Will Worthington host Prof Yable and wife for guests. Miss Amy Wilson returning from Athens Alabama for summer. Mr and Mrs David Hopkins entertain Mrs Don Fluke of Cincinnati. Miss Louise Hershey visiting Columbus Ohio with Miss Emily Daugherty. Mrs George Wilson and daughter Isabella visiting Rathbone near Delaitte Ohio. Mrs O F Scott and children head to Iowa Falls Iowa to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs M K Wright.

Will Worthington Prof. Yable Amy Wilson Athens Ala David Hopkins Don Fluke Cincinnati Louise Hershey Columbus Emily Daugherty George Wilson Isabella Rathbone Delaitte Iowa Falls

Local Visitors and Guests From Nearby Cities

Wapakoneta reports a string of visitors from Chicago Lima Peru Ind and Pittsburg visiting local residents. Mrs Edith Bowersock from Chicago is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Hawkey. Miss Stella Reid and Mrs D Gessler plan visits to Washington DC.

Edith Bowersock Chicago Hawkey Will Kinstle Sidney W. McFarland William Keifer Magdaline Lima Amelia Gessler Peru Ind D. Gessler Stella Reid Washington, D. C Jessie Sample Tillie Adams Zelma McKee Mayme McCauley Messrs Norbert Schlosser Joseph Gerstmeier Piqua Bertha Klein R. K. Fitch Pittsburg Charles Nichols

Engineers watch for the Commercial Tribune Sunday

Engineers are urged to note the upcoming issue of the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for industry updates and notices.

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Williams town social notes recount visits and outings

Miss Pauline Johnson returns from Owenton while Miss Susie Burch visits Waynesville Ohio and Mrs C Kaehnelhoffer from Bessemer Ohio stays with daughter Mrs M D Gray. Edith Menaugh and Mabel Carnesa return from Cardome near Georgetown for summer break. Stella Moore visits J W Lancaster at Corinth. A large Williams town fishing party chaperoned by Mrs Cora Hogan and Mrs W T Simmons enjoyed a day on the Licking River banks Friday.

Pauline Johnson Owenton Susie Burch Waynesville C. Kaehnelhoffer Bessemer M. D. Gray Edith Menaugh Mabel Carnesa Cardome Georgetown Stella Moore J. W. Lancaster Corinth Williamstown Cora Hogan W. T. Simmons

Local social notes from Xenia recall a busy week

Miss Scota Brundage and Miss Nash of Athens Georgia visit in Xenia. Amelia Harbine hosts Mrs Elwood Harrison. Mr and Mrs Robert Kingsbury plan a voyage on the steamer Etruria July 17. Carries Best visits her parents here. Bertha Collins visits with sister Mrs William Anderson. Mr R K Vickery and bride from Evansville Indiana spend a short visit. Mary Little hosts friends. Miss McClung of Kokomo Indiana and Miss Hunter of Piqua Ohio stay with Mrs J C Williamson. Harbine sisters host a party for Mrs Harrison. Flora Davis of Hebron Indiana visits brother Herbert Davis and wife. Kinney sisters entertain guests Miss Wherry Miss Hickenlooper of Cincinnati and Miss Hibbard of Toledo. A linen shower honors Miss Josie Whittington bride. Charles Buck hosts friends for the week honoring three newlyweds. Mrs Beresford and daughter from Palm Beach Florida visit. The marriage of Walter Enyeart of ten and Josie Whittington occurs at First Congregational Church.

Samuel Epstine A. Friedheim Rock Hill 8. C D. Levitt Toledo Mary Schenck New York City Josephine Jackson P.P. Shepard Mary San Anonio Tex M. Robert Larrimore May J. Hayes Cincinnati W. F. Hees Wiliam Guiterman Cheyenne Wis Charles Edmann May Hurst Mt. Vernon Frank Harper Edith Hust Columbus Kauffman Wilbur Smart Smart Jacob Houk Roy Houk Sandusky J. T. Mack Johnson Island Oth Marfield Winona Minn Jane Marfield B. V. McCandless Pittsburg George Towar Detroit T. N. Heard H. Heard Cleveland Elks’ Hall Maude Day Bertha SS Elsa Tritsdeller Fred Arbenst Rt Meiklejohn Charles Howson Charles M. Haynes Marie Ross Evansville Ind L Duncan Louisville Edwin Hite Ferguson Daughte Margaret Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. T. N. Narfield Scota Brundage Nash Athens Amelia Harbine Elwood Harrison Robert Kingsbury Etruria Carrie Marshall Best Bertha Collins Tarkio William Anderson R. K. Vickery Bride Mary Little McClung Kokomo Hunter Piqua J. C. Williamson Harbine Harrison Flora Davis Hebron Galloway Street R. Stoore Roy Hebble van W. Prugh Beresford Dr. Hood Palm Beach Fla Walter Enyeart Josie Whittington

Local nuptials and society notes from Shannon and Piqua

Zanesville reports the 3 pm Thursday wedding of Louelld Frazier to Edward Harrison Allen at the bride's home in Shannon. After a wedding tour they will reside in Piqua. Also listed are Daughters of the American Revolution gathering, Luncheon events, a surprise 18th birthday party for Kessie Dixon, and an upcoming wedding in Columbus Grove with Dora Folts and C T Marshall set for next Wednesday at the bride's parents' home.

Louelld Frazier Edward Harrison Allen Shannon Piqua T. F. Spangler Muskingum Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Woodlawn Avenue W. M. Dodd Misa Kessie Dixon F. C. Dietz J. O. Pennington Dora Folts Columbus Grove C. T. Marshall

New Era Opens in Lime Borate Mining

The text notes a shift from lime deposits and marsh methods to borate of lime found in stratified rock, marking a transformation of the industry comparable to quartz mining. It highlights a move toward more advanced extraction methods and a major industry change.

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Exposition Tickets Require Photos for Muslims Refugees

Season tickets for the Paris Exposition must carry the holder's photo. Algerian Tunisian and other Mohammedan exhibitors refuse to have their pictures taken, arguing it contravenes the Koran.

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