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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
20
Miss Euretta Meredith of Old Town Ohio visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Levi White in Georgetown Kentucky. The Mandolin and Guitar Club enjoyed a delightful ride hosted by Mrs W E Mot singer on a recent Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Oakley from Defiance attended a shower for Miss Ednazecekar at Maple Hill Miami Avenue, honoring her as a bride. Miss Mary Cruce returned from a visit with Hennttgs. Mrs. Sam Maxfield and children visited relatives. Wil Bart and son Roy stayed with kin in Cincinnati. Men Fim Edwards and son from Clin County, O., are visiting friends here.
A week of social events in Norwood includes a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Riley honoring Grace Hagemeyer Tidball, with many guests listed. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Riley hosted a musical evening featuring a notable program by local musicians. The scene notes assorted visitors and travels of residents, including couples returning from a wedding trip and relatives visiting Bloomington and New York, with others preparing European tours and Exposition plans.
Miss Ella Louise Harris wed Mr. Chas A Weber in an evening ceremony at the Griffiths home on Warsaw avenue officiated by Rev. Peter Tinsley. Attendants included Miss Katie Voelker and Miss Anna Loy Fauver with Harris. The couple will reside at 2919 Price avenue after a belated reception and wedding journey.
Henry H. Schulze of Richmond and the bride were celebrated Wednesday at 6 o’clock in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs D R Herrick. Reverend RK Reynolds of Westminster Presbyterian Church officiated.
Mrs A I Symmes to visiting in Ripley Ohio. The Junior Epworth League held a garden party at Mr Justin Murphy's grounds last Saturday. Mrs J E Forster and family left for Indianapolis and Delphi Indiana. Mr and Mrs Anson McKinney depart for a lakes tour then Paris Exposition. Misses Gladys and Claire Wright return from Ursuline Academy. Sanford Pendleton visits Mrs A L Symmes.
Miss Mariel Brown hosted a charming porch party last Saturday for her high school club from 10 AM to 3 PM. Guests included Miss Ogilvy and Miss Jones of Price Hill and several others from North Fairmount Cincinnati College Hill and Tusculum. Mrs George Carrel entertained friends at Ferris camp on the Little Miami River the previous Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss King makes a gay visit in Chicago. Mrs Goble returns from Detroit and Mrs Witt from Washington. Dora Massey hosts a pleasant piano recital at the College Building. Rev Br spoke to the Presbyterian circle. Jam es Williams christened at M E Church. Williams visits Chicago. Mr and Mrs Logan host tea for twelve year anniversary. Island Queen chartered for M E Sunday School and Rising Sun picnic planned.
A Friday luncheon at Mrs. Tom Carruthers residence celebrated Miss Mary J. Kennedy who leaves soon for Chicago. Numerous local friends attended, with many names from the social circle listed as guests and visitors from Indianapolis Cleveland Milwaukee Greenvilie and Hamilton noted among attendees.
This week at the Summer Resorts in Cape May New Jersey delegates from the South and West relax after travel while a large reception honors 40 Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia journalists and their guests. They will stay through Wednesday as guests of the Pennsylvania Railroad with supervision by G. W. Boyd and Colonel Frank W.
A long roster of attendees and guests includes H J Burton J F Bloomer Marion Omer F H Bruns Ben Herman H Barkhouser Jr J H Havlin George Hafer A H Brandhurst Mary Rinearson A Segal L F Hopart J C vert Robert E Hamill Lehman J F Thompson J W Stomery Louis Voight ence Voight Fithian Workum J Jelke Peter Scherer J R Strong H H Nair Joseph C Furst Powell F J McCormick H B Bradley John W Mulford Elwood Cree B Farrell HB H Down D C Beggs various listed in Madison and surrounding cities including Dayton Columbus Covington Newport Lexington and Dublin.
A Pall Mall Gazette correspondent reports demonstrations at the Fitzroy Square Hospital where Roentgen rays are used to remove facial hair. A poor woman underwent the treatment with no pain and reported better prospects for employment as hair on one side diminished. The article notes early medical use of X rays and suggests this hospital setup targets relief for women facing social and economic hardship from hirsutism.
Workmen seek conditions and benefits denied by employers as the gold pen industry grows. The piece notes rising demand for fountain pens and mentions thirteen related concerns in the sector.
The Dayton society column announces the engagement of Dr. Joseph Bishop Stewart to Miss Mary Catherine Chenoweth of London. It details numerous teas, visits, and wedding plans across several households, with multiple forthcoming ceremonies and receptions at churches and homes in the city and surrounding areas.
Representatives of Delta Delta Delta gather in Cincinnati for a national convention. The sorority traces origins to 1888 at the University of Boston, now with about sixty members at Cincinnati University. Delegates, about 100, will attend a week of business sessions receptions dances theatricals and a banquet with events across Covington Clifton and the Grand El auditorium.
Terrace Park social column lists Mrs H. B. Galloway and Miss Josephine Ball visiting Xenia Ohio with William H. Collins family. Miss Jane R. Traber summers at Hiawathe Lodge Adirondacks Ax ton N Y. Miss Christie Stolle of Cincinnati visits Misses Rebecca Folger A Fannie Belleville. Mrs Frank Dixon of Undercliff visits sister Mrs H E Dixon and others from East Walnut Hills and Cigeinnhatl.
Cape May's hotels and cottage colony are full as visitors from the South and West arrive. Bathing is popular with water warm enough for comfortable swims. The ocean pier nears completion with grand Fourth of July preparations underway led by Mayor Mill and the Board of Trade. Jesse Alex OLong of Cincinnati visits. he takes a Capenelle for a bride, Miss Alice Fae Rutherford. Joseph T. Homans and wife from Cincinnati rent a cottage for the season.
In New York gold pen makers unionized seeking higher pay and reform of apprentice ratios. About one hundred workers, two thirds of the workforce, went on strike, earning little as shops recruit new hands. Piece workers earned 20 to 25 dollars weekly, day hands 15 to 23. Employers promise non discrimination but will hire freely to keep operations running. Several local figures and guests noted in social items follow the labor disruption.
At French Lick Springs Indiana in June the Cincinnatians and Ohioans registered include Mr and Mrs W J Murphy W C Rinearson Mr and Mrs G P Biles and Mr and Mrs J Stacey Hill continuing a regional guest list.
Fragment of a 19th century advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds good blood to keep people healthy, strong, vigorous, and full of life. The misspelled text suggests a promotional claim from a local city paper. The tone mimics period medical advertising.
Radway's Pills advertised as a cure for stomach, bowel, kidney and related ailments. Letters praise regular evacuations, improved digestion, and extended life, with endorsements urging use by the elderly and infirm and requesting one to three pills nightly for natural bowel movements.
Last Thursday night at Hamilton Anna King wed, welcomed by Mr Williams of the Daily News advertising department and many friends. Edith Burns received a surprise birthday party Friday at her home, with friends offering best wishes on her twelfth year. Mrs. Elizabeth Stout hosted a seventy ninth birthday reception Friday in East May Street with family and friends. Mr. John Devening helped greet guests and served tea. A pretty wedding occurred at Mrs. Bettker’s Harrison Avenue home as Miss Amanda Bettker wed Mr. Wilburn Cadwallade with Rev. Creighton Jones officiating. Mrs. Charle Green and bride were later honored with a reception Tuesday. Nellie and May Mather hosted friends at South Park for niece Miss Annice Phillips of Ington, Ky. Carrie Burns of Chicago visits relatives here with Mrs. Joseph McCammon. The Church of St. Joseph saw Miss Alice Mahoney marry Mr. Maurice W. Hartnett with maid of honor Anna Ler and groomsman John Hartnett. Miss Bertha Roseboom wed Mr. Stanley F. Van Pelt at the bride’s Jackson Street home with Rev. W. Roseboom and Rev. J. J. McCabe assisting. Mrs. Martha Perrine hosted six o’clock dinner Tuesday for guests Mrs. J. Davies, Miss Gebhart, Miss Phillips. Harry Kiefaber hosted a dinner Tuesday for guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ware, Miss Catherine Ware, Messrs. George and Walter War, Misses Susan and Virginia Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, of Harshman, Mrs. Kiefab, and Mr. Irvin Wuichet.
A Philadelphia Record critique argues the Public Building Commission persists through new funding and political sidelining. It notes Congress and the Industrial Commission have spent time and money with little public gain, while nineteen members push ongoing investigations for self interest.
Notes from an item listing travel arrangements show new ordinary sleepers on the Pacific Coast route with references to D. P. A. Cincinnati and W. H. Connor, Cincinnati.
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