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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1900
Page
22
Guests enjoy a decorated event with asparagus ferns and shaded lamps. In a neighboring room festive decor features sweet peas. Mrs Dedman and Sara Southgate serve coffee while several hostesses assist with entertaining.
Local society listings report visits and guests across Bellefontaine West Mansfield and nearby towns. Families hosting include Mrs L B Nelson and Culver sisters visiting Norwalk, with brief mentions of entertainments by Mrs E L Sears and hospitality for travelers from St Louis Roundhead and Washington D C.
Mrs. W. D. Robinson visits her parents Mr and Mrs G B Ashton at Sunman. Mrs. Amanda Alley of Metamora visits Dr and Mrs Martin. Ed Hancock and wife from Versailles stay with his parents last week. Miss Coral Hillenbrand returns to Pride Hill home.
Miss Julia Long is absent on a visit with friends at Piqua. The Woman's Federated Clubs of the county met last Monday at Miss Jennie Penn's home. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nichols host Miss Etta Nichols of Hamlet. Miss Jennie Forbes of Mt. Carmel visits Batavia friends. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Browning of Wilmington stayed with Mrs. Judge A. T. Cowen.
Blanchester, D. Mrs. J. 8. Dewey entertained the Embroidery Club. Miss Lucile Burton of Indianapolis visits relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Watkins and sons Baldwin and Raymond stay at Atlantic City. Mrs. G. W. Snider hosts her sister Mrs. Pye of St. Louis. Julia Hawkins and daughter Mermenia of Santa Fe visit Mrs. Margaret Lindley. Mrs. Fulton of Avondale spent Sunday with Mrs. BH. D. Smith. Mrs. Z. T. Pedicord entertains sister Mrs. Vance of Louisville. Cora Dye of Cincinnati guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Baldwin. Ernest Gordon of Springfield visits the former’s parents.
Miss Marie Hay travels to Columbus for two weeks visiting friends. Miss Katie Johnson of Belleaire visits sister Mrs E R Reed. Miss Mary B Boyd of Maysville Ky stays with Miss Lillian Cottom. Charlie Brendel of Zanesville visits brother Louis over Sunday. Mrs D C Larcomb and sons of Marietta stay with John Heskett at Springdale. Mrs J W McDowell of Gainesville Fla visits sister. Mrs J W Cassingham and Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark visit friends in Newgoversion TM. Mrs George Hottman and daughters Norma and Clara visit Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Local society items report guests returning home and weeklong visits in Chillicothe Illinois. Families mentioned include Ireland Harsha Goshorn and Fullerton. Pittsburg and Cincinnati visitors are hosted by local residents. plans A Paris Exposition and Smith College examinations noted.
Simon A. Moses and former Evansville bride Frances Loewenstein return to Charleston after visits to Eastern cities. H Dilbert Rommel to wed Baltimore society belle. Lawn fete hosted by Mesdames Enoch and John Carver. Mrs. Will Rauch visiting her mother Mrs P A O’Brien. Gov Atkinson at Morgantown for university commencement. Charles Ward family traveling to England and Paris Exposition. Mrs Virginia Cracroft visiting daughter Mrs Geo D Goshorn. Miss Minnie Daling wed to Dr Elliott Palmer in Lexington Missouri. West Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy held in Charleston with hosting by Mrs S S Green, James B Crawford, and Miss Mary L Thomas. Rev J C Barr officiated.
Miss Exith Collier hosted a Friday dancing party for visiting guests. Mr Eads Thornton of this place sailed from New York for Paris to attend the exposition. An elegant reception followed on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Seenee and other guests in the receiving line. The dining room featured artistic red poppy decor.
Camden residents and visitors are listed with many who arrived as guests of family members. Eva Lewin of Lynn Mass visited Mee Batty, Hattie Cummins plans to return to Sidney Ohio, Mrs Charles Johnadon from Eaton returned home after a brief stay, T Whitson and wife hosted visitors, Milos Harris visited Ada Hempleman in Cottersville Indiana, Julia Meeks left for Richmond Indiana.
Mrs J G Hollenbeck of St Augustine arrived to spend the summer with Chillicothe residents. Myra Crow returns home after an extended visit. Miss Reta Moneypenny of Beatty visits Mrs Robert Ben Al in Philadelphia, with Edward Mason and Miss Sears noting a marriage at Trinity Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening at seven.
Mrs Charles Ross hosts Bishop and Mrs Moore during their stay in Columbus. Miss Mabel Rice hosted a reception for Miss Myrick of Indiana. Miss Nyrick and Miss Carolyn Norton held card parties. The marriage of Mr Monsarrat to Miss Graves was celebrated at the bride’s home. A large reception for the newlyweds will follow. Alumni reunion events, summer travel plans, and trips to Long Island, Middle Bass Island, Paris, and Europe are noted for several residents.
Delaware D Mr and Mrs A W Jennings and son of Kansas City left for New ark to visit. Mrs L Kreager of Springfield visited Mrs F D King. Mrs H A Stokes entertains. Mrs BE Pwing of San Francisco visiting St Louis relatives then Connecticut. Nannie Campbell visiting St Louis then Connecticut. Peters family left for Chautauqua. J M Sycks to Emporia and Lyons. Bertha Bailey visiting friends in Lithonia Ga.
Mies Berthénia Heiét and friends visit Cincinnati while Ada Gibbins visits Dayton and Springfield. Ruth Prentiss leaves for Michigan for an extended stay. Pearl Kindleberger from Indianapolis visits Dr. A N Drury. Maude Pogue returns from Toledo. Annabel Gilmore of Liberty Indiana visits Judge James A. Gilmore. Jazzie Farr Kinnear and son from Henry Illinois visit her parents H H Farr. Favola Bratton and Henry Jr visit BE Dye and family.
Mrs. C. D. Gibson leaves Friday for Atlantic City to spend the summer. Mrs. Sam Squires returns to Marietta Georgia after visiting her mother. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Kennett of Cincinnati visit Mrs. John Hohner. Miss Rachel Hartley visits Cincinnati. Mrs. Walter Pearson of Dayton visits Mrs. Charles Thirkielid. Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Shertzer of Ypsilanti Michigan stay with his parents en route to Berlin. Mrs. J. C. Brown returns from Covington relatives. Miss Mayme Beale of Hartwell visits sister Mrs. King Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Barhart of Richmond Indiana are here for the summer.
Greenfield and nearby families report visits and returns. Fay Baldwin and E L McClain families came home after a Paris Exposition trip. Dr George Crothers of St Joseph Mo visits his parents. Mrs W M McCafferty of Mt Sterling visits her brother A E McClain. Mrs T P Anshutz returns to Frankton Ind after weeks with Mrs Martha Bush. Mrs James Taylor returns from Wyoming. Grace Muse visits relatives in Rocktell. Mrs Major hosts Miss Mary Fullerton of Hillsboro and Miss Emily Miller of Wilmemsburg Ky.
Miss Kathrine Roush of Syracuse returns home after a week visiting Bee friend Miss Bessie Gibbins. Mrs. Samuel Ray of Elwell West Virginia joins Miss Ray of Second Street as guest. Mr. and Mrs. R. McCormick host an elegant anniversary dinner Sunday for many friends. Edna Cahoon visits Keystone Ohio relatives. Eleanor Moore returns from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shober of Portsmouth. Mrs. A J Height of Southern Florida visits Mrs. G R Knapp. Miss Blanche Simmons of Cincinnati, guest of Miss Sallie Moch, has returned home.
Mrs Phil H Spohn issued invitations for a progressive letter party to be held June 2. The 9 Club enjoyed a day with member Mrs Sarah Johnson visiting a farm at Clarksburg. Miss Rachel Da Shields of Aurora visits the Rogers family on North Franklin Street. Miss Emily Da Shields visits her parents for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs Moody Covert traveled to Philadelphia for ten days. Mr and Mrs Denham hosted guests Monday evening for Mrs Marshall of Washington DC. Mrs Ruff of Cincinnati spent Sunday with her mother. Margaretes visits Mrs Bessie ton in Columbus Phul. Phul returns home after a week visiting Miss Rider. Mrs T A Marshall of Washington DC has been the guest of Mrs Edgar W Don9
Invitations have gone out for a wedding in Germantown with Miss Irensori and Mr. Charles as Miami plus attending relatives. Miss Belle Oblinger sails to Mt. to remain. Mrs. Harvey and daughter from Minneapolis visit Mr. and Mrs. Rowe. Rev. Rumbarger and wife visit Ashville before returning home and Ida Foutz of Camden spends time with kin.
Miss May Holmes of Indianapolis is to be bridesmaid for Eisie Reeves. Ann Price visits her aunt Mrs J Pugsley before attending a wedding. May Steele plans a month with Mrs Henry G Brown. Mattie Mather from Illinois visits her aunt Miss Mattie eer Coopér returns from Vermont trip. Lizzie Kramer of Columbus visits relatives in town.
The wedding of Mr Kee F Mason and Miss Antoinette Rupp took place Wednesday at Step Church at 7:30 p.m. A reception followed at the brides parents home on West Dayton Street. The couple planned a bridal trip to the East and will reside at Idylwilde after July 10.
The Monday Club scheduled its first summer outing with women leaving early Tuesday afternoon for Sulphur Springs and men planning a later supper. Rev C G Jordan returns from Pennsylvania, Will Berg returns from Marietta, and guests from Cincinnati attended a benefit concert for the Charles Gray Memorial Hospital hosted by the Missen Berg family.
General Harrison and Mrs Julia Cheha have been touring Europe and will sail home on July 6. Dr and Mrs P Jameson marked their golden wedding anniversary this Wednesday, noting their marriage in this city and their Indian origins.
Miss Edith Hoffman, longtime social figure, and Mr Francis A Lankford were married Wednesday evening at 7 80 oclock in Lancaster by Rev Richardson with about fifty relatives and friends present. The day featured social teas, showers, and dancing parties in honor of Zell Rising’s guests and other local society members.
Misses Anna Edwalls and Ethel Jones from South Charleston visited London last week. Miss Florence Durflinger attends a house party in Elbyville Kentucky. Miss Blanche Pratt visits Mrs. Wm Yeazell in Springfield. Mrs Henry Chaney and Miss Katherine Squires host a Thursday card party. Mr and Mrs Xerxes Farrar hosted a Wednesday gathering honoring a bride and groom from Pittsburg. Mrs M M Rea entertained friends with a garden party near London in honor of Mrs J H Powell of Upper Sandusky. The engagement of Miss Mary Chenoweth to Dr J B Stewart of Dayton is announced.
Miss Emily McClelland visits New York relatives while Georgia and Estelle Whitney plan travel to San Jose Cal. Mrs. William Mitchell hosts in Mt. Sterling and Mrs. H. K. Curtis and Miss Anna Morton host guests. Lucia Harbison to Bay View Michigan, Allce Loughridge returns from abroad, and more Kentucky social guests are listed with host households and travel plans.
Local social notes report Maybelle Henry from Richmond visiting the Pittmans in Liberty Ind. Walter Clark and Will Rhodes from Richmond visited friends and Mrs John Clark near Rushville and Fairmount couples visited the Bal linger home. A pleasant home wedding united Miss Bell Pottenger and Dr Todd of Cincinnati at the bride's home on Thursday evening.
Miss Leona Ludwig hosts Miss Norman Hintherman and Miss Alma Frilman of Cincinnati. Mrs H B Kelly entertains cousins Miss Lottie Douglas and Miss Liszie North of Patriot Indiana. Colonel Samuel McHifresh entertains Mr and Mrs Frank Wessel of Cincinnati. Lottie Marry visits Minneapolis. Mary A Wymond and Mr Charles Women of Indianapolis attend gatherings with Mr Collins Fitch and friends.
Milan residents recall Mrs. Roney assisting with music at the Versailles high school event. The Rathbone Sisters hosted a well attended supper at their hall on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Christ Heimseth and a family visit Napoleon. Miss Nettie Barns of Indianapolis visited friends in town. Charles Laws and wife were guests of Mr Laws' parents in Elwood Indiana on Sunday.
Middletown society gathers as Edna Wilson hosts friends at her father Captain Wilson’s home. Mrs. Daniel McCallay visits Miss Marion Miles of Washington DC. Prof Charles Stanage and family plan a Tacoma Summer trip with Obediah Paine. Miss Josie La Tourrette hosts Miss Ella Steely of Dayton. Harry Sheets marries Lizzie Nuss by Rev. D Lee Aultman and will live in the city. Hattie Collett entertains Miss Roberts of Dayton. Mrs. James Cooper to summer at Lake Superior resorts. Mrs. McClellan of Chicago visiting Middletown friends. Mr. and Mrs. Donley and Hatch to depart soon for an trip assistance.
Marion society notes record several travel and visit updates. DeWolfe and Prendergast households led trips to Sault Ste Marie, Mich, while Dr O W Weeks enjoyed Star Island near Detroit. Hazel Payne visits Chicago and Mrs Jacob Biaich is in Cleveland. Adah Saiter returns to Columbus, and Mildred Christian visits Middle Town. Mrs George L Padgett of Delaware, Ohio, spent part of last week here.
Mechanicstown reports the Ridge-Davis wedding Wednesday afternoon with best man Clifford Ridge of Mt. Auburn Cincinnati and family guests including J. C. Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis and other Urbana and Springfield attendees. J. Wolf from Cincinnati visited his parents last week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Jennings hosted a 6 oclock dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Frank Oakley of Toledo with fourteen covers. Mrs John S Ringwall gave a tea for Research Club members at her North Main street home Thursday. Julia Putnam of Mansfield Lila Watkins and Frances Coup of this city gave a recital in the parish house Wednesday. Ruth Rex, guest of Nora Wing, has returned to Canton. Edith Bell, student at Vassar, is home for summer. Estella and Ethel Sapp visit Mae Sutliff at Wellington.
Mayville society column notes Mrs Mollie Pearce of Covington as guest of Mrs Thomas J Chenoweth Mr and Mrs C T West visiting Hillsboro O Miss Mollie Given of Cincinnati visiting Mr and Mrs C W Darnell Miss Louise Winter of Newport visiting Miss Ida Wall of Flemingsburg visiting sister Mrs W H Means Miss Sue Bradford of Aberdeen entertained at progressive euchre gathering Thursday in her honor
A report from Saat notes Shey closing commencement exercises at Harcourt. Helen Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas of Shreveport, is a graduate. The Davidsons hosted visitors at their home. Miss Clara Bixby is home for summer vacation from a Texas school. Mrs. W P Lewise and her son Perry are visiting friends in Chillicathe.
Indianapolis society notes weddings and visits among Cincinnati Chicago Terre Haute Dexter and Marshall participants. Mrs Mills wedding officiated by Bishop Bowman. Corella Shirley maid of honor. reception followed by Western tour. Other nuptials include Miss Browning and Miss Watson with George Cole and Mary Drew among guests.
Mrs Barton of Atlanta visits this place for a few weeks. Miss Anna Brookbank hosted an evening party at her home south of town, entertaining ten couples of friends. Miss Ruby Doyle of Fairfield Indiana is guest of Mrs William McIntosh. The bride is a popular society leader and former city schoolteacher.
Miss Elsie Scovel visits Wooster guest of Miss Evaline Harrington. Mrs. Pursell hosts Art and Thimble Club with Cincinnati guest Mrs Levi. Athens visitors include Amy Had Bess Carpenter and Jane Ryan visiting Mrs John F White. Thimble Club banquet and parcel shower at Miss Marie Campbell’s home. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Sunderland and Mr Valley Wright. Estella Finney visits aunt Mrs Fred Preston. Julia Work Nelle and Frances McManigal return from two weeks. Reception hosted by J H for Misses Scott of Marietta.
Lawrenceburg Maryland reports Mrs Sell Mitchell and Miss Anna Klee leaving for a month in Asheville North Carolina. Mrs A M Caldwell visited sister Mrs Breakey and returned to Knoxville Kentucky with Mrs Breakey and daughter Margaret Breakey. Margaret Fisk and friends in Oxford Ohio and Indianapolis. Judge and Mrs N B Gived entertain their son Frank Givan from Indiana. Attendees and gatherings noted with scattered names and places.
Miss Holt of Frankfort and Miss Wells of Georgetown appear among a group of young ladies visiting relatives. Miss Griffith of Ohio and Miss Wadsworth of this city are also noted. Others include Miss Haddie January visiting Owenstille and Mt. Sterling, and guests of Mrs Richard Wood in this county.
Newark area social notes report a dance at The Club on Friday and a Music Club gathering at Dr. and Mrs. B A Galbreath home. Visitors include Helen Gol returning from Pittobune and Florence Shatler in aware, with further Newark guest lists from Zanesville and Cincinnati connections.
In Osgood and environs many residents and visitors are named visiting relatives and friends. Mrs A M O Connor and Miss Kathryn Yater travel from Vernon and Holton to meet relatives, while Miriam Eb. and the Slater family host guests in Louisville and Scipio. Sunday calls include a group at Devil's Elbow near town.
Fred Bartlett Hughes of New York and Miss Anna Laird wed at the bride’s home with a reception. Nicholas Nelson and Louise Mooseman married at St. Xavier’s Church with a reception for the couple. Pauline Schlegal and Frank Luthringer wed at St. Xavier’s Church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. Several local residents and visitors, including Miss Rosalie Bushnell and Miss Aroma Seevers, are noted as traveling or visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns and resorts.
Local brief notes report returns and travels of residents including Beats Reed Emilyton and P W Smith. Marriages of James Martin and Lillian Lefevre and Michael Quigley with Anna Dunn are announced with future residences and July plans.
Miss Clara G King hosted a dinner Wednesday in honor of Prof J P Kalb fus and wife from DeLand Florida. Guests included identified Leggett Florence Young and Myrle Williams. Miss Field Leggett hosted cards Friday. Miss Florence Young gave a farewell Saturday. Young departs soon for Cincinnati to visit Miss Harriet Young. Colonel L H Williams, week in Philadelphia, now visiting daughter Mrs Herbert Taylor in New York. Mrs Heattie Caden of Newport Kentucky guests of Mrs Henrietta Caldwell. Mr and Mrs A R Richardson visited relatives near Augusta. Miss Myrle Williams gave a lawn party Wednesday.
Sunman and nearby towns host several visiting guests and social gatherings. Charles N. Goldsmith and family stay with Mrs. M. J. Martin at Pinehurst Farm. Blanche Jeancon of Colorado Springs visits Miss Saidee Burch near Sunman. W Mahler visits Aurora with friends. Mrs. J Thackery entertains Prof. Wyhinger and wife of Moore's Hill. Rowland Robinson and spouse return from Jennings County visit.
Miss Lizzie Franke and Josephine Federle visit friends in Cincinnati. Miss Bosse of Batesville visits Mr. and Mrs. George Thieman. Miss Pearl Glade returned from Cincinnati. Mrs. H. Ridenour and daughter Alice of Weisburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Franke last week.
Shelbyville Maryland reports social notes including Mrs Albert F Wray hosting in honor of Mrs Thomas R Marshall from Columbia City. Visitors include Mrs Conrad Fisher from Newport Kentucky to see Ferdinand and Mrs Rebecca Swain. Miss Grace Culbertson from Peru Nebraska visiting her brother C W Culbertson. Mrs W S Major left for Harbor Springs Michigan for summer.
Mrs. Cora Hall hosted a whist luncheon in Springfield with a large guest list including Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Lewis Phillips, Mrs. Crowell, and many others. The South End Whist Club met at Mrs. J. E. Heffelfinger’s home with players such as Mrs. Casper, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Wiseman among attendees. On Friday evening Mrs. Lemuel Showell of the locale was also noted.
An extract of beef promises quick nourishment in a hot cup for patients unable to eat. The method aims to tempt the sick with a rich beef tea before their appetite fades, offering a simple easy remedy for convalescence.
Nashville hosted as guest of honor at a Zimmer man reception with about seventy callers. Mrs. Burton and Miss Burton welcomed friends for a Thursday reception. Miss Alice Crowell entertained on Thursday. Mrs. C. C. Kirkpatrick held a whist party for Mrs. Moore's guest. Mrs. Sperry and Mrs. Amaziah hosted visits. Mrs. Plateted of Syracuse visits Marshfield Steele’s home. Van Cartmell family from New York spend summer. Hazel Kirkpatrick returns from Englewood school. Ruth Lincoln at home from Welles. Lemuel Showell visits Wiseman home, then with Bow family. McDiarmid of Cincinnati visiting Heffelfingers.
Mrs. B Hagenbaugh hosted a pleasant Friday afternoon reception. Mrs. David Wright visits Hillsboro for a month. Nellie Welgawood returns home from C after winter music study. Mrs. Mosgrove and Emma Gere visit Atlantic City for ten days. Mrs. Edward Murphy from Cincinnati stays with her mother. Mrs. John James and the Sewells depart for York Me for summer. Angie Beery visits Greenfield. Mrs. McKnight returns to Troy from near sister. Mrs. Ross of Birmingham visits her mother Mrs. Fletcher Colwell.
Miss Lelia Williams of Sulphur Kentucky guests Mrs J E Williams. Mrs W R Stratford and two children leave for Indianapolis for the summer. Mrs Pauline Brosius and Miss Blanche depart for Canton Ohio for the season. Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Cincinnati visit Mr and Mrs James Anderson. Mr and Mrs Chas Maltby of Aurora visit Vevay relatives. Mrs Dora Brown and son of Syracuse New York visit Mr Jas Brown and family.
Winchester reports Honorable D Q Morrow of Hillsboro visited the area. A chaperoned party led by Mr and Mrs W B Miller enjoys a weeklong outing along Paint Creek near the Highland County caves. Miss Mae R Darlington of West Union was guests with her aunt Mrs Margaret Darlington last week.
Norwood resident Miss Sallie Bail returns home after a pleasant week visit with her relatives. Annie Shields of Cincinnati enjoys a two week vacation with kin in Waynesville. D A Ferree and wife visit Batavia and Edenton. Fechheimer of Cincinnati visits friends here. Edith Harris returns from Northampton Mass after commencement week. Edward Hartsock of Cincinnati stays with Mrs. Kate Hartsock.
Mrs R H Dean is home from Washington for the summer. Miss Mary Mills returns from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Florence Conner of Jeffersonville visits Miss Georgianna Brown. Mrs Louisa Strickle and daughter Rebecca of Abbeyville DC and George Strickle of Louisville return after visits. Adam Fischer sails to Europe for two months to Bavaria. Mr and Mrs Leslie Arthur of Colorado stay with Mr and Mrs Jesse Peelle.
A surprise party of twenty relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dahlin for his fiftieth birthday last Sunday in Williamstown Kentucky. Visitors include Mrs. Maud Cummings of Louisville and Mrs. Lorena House of Covington. A hop by the Elite Club hosted guests Tuesday night for Missey Squair and Mary Kleiser with many attendees.
Xenia reports include visits by Miss Helen Leonard of Jacksonville Illinois and Mrs Fred Biddle of Indianapolis. Daughters of American Revolution hold a porch picnic at H H Eaney home. Numerous social events honor Miss Kinney with dinners dances and gatherings at Lucas Grove and nearby homes. Amy Baldwin and veg Huesmann wed in Hamilton. Mrs Morrow and daughters visit Nebraska after a family fire. Dr Powell and wife guests of the Shaffers.
Zanesville hosts a series of social events with out of town guests from Nashville Wheeling Muncie and Columbus. Couples Milam F Sealover and Sophia Belle Scott wed quietly at South Street M B Church while Milman Linn and Jennie Smith and William Abele and Mary Bodine married at homes. The gatherings include luncheons hosted by Mrs T B Townsend and entertainments by Margaret Timms Leola Spangler and others celebrating sisters nieces and friends.
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