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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1908

Page

24

Wedding in St Church South Norwood Sets Adorned Vows

Miss Katherine 8 and Mr Michael Joseph Don of Buffalo N Y were married at 9 am in St Church South Norwood. The ceremony featured a special musical program with violin by Mr Joseph. The bride wore lace over chiffon and messaline with a long tulle veil and orange blossoms. The maid of honor wore white panne satin and carried yellow roses. The groom was Mr John Stevens of Buffalo. A wedding breakfast for forty followed at the bride’s parents home and a reception for several hundred guests occurred in the afternoon. The couple honeymoon at Lake Hilton Adirondacks then will reside in Buffalo.

Katherine Michael Joseph Don Buffalo N. Y St. Church South Norwood Aiken Joseph Helen Duey John Stevens C. F. Sullivan T. J. Donovan T. S. Mahedy A. D. Wilhelm Alfred Callard Gilmore Chi Dr. Conard Manchester John and Robert Sullivan Houston Texas Donovan Lake Hilton Adirondacks Ida Windhurst Maine Philadelphia George Mills Ashley Lloyd Elmhurst Massachusetts Harold Hf Louise Cooder E. Nelson Yale Alma Wie Nelson High Chest N. Matthews Chicago Milwaukee Donald High Knoxville Tenn Ed Bauer San Francisco Cal Howard I. Justis Helen Justis Rohner Bast Lake Mich James Fausett Michigan John Jewell Glenn Barrett Delaware College Will C. Hattersley May Hattersley Charles Jenny Fred Simm Birmingham Ala W. P. Dolle St. Paul Minn Louis Griffith Jackson Oak Hill EB ¥. Evans Muncie Ind Lulu Bessie Kingery Monett Melott Indianapolis W. R. Zulick Irene Foster Lexington Louise Hudson Athens John Ari Lloyd Mexico Will Stevens Lima Clay Rockwell Mary Rockwell Crooked Lake Sumer Colry Literary Club Crystal Lake Little Miami W. F. Bonner Harold Ryland Weaver E. Nelson High Malloy Ben Mulford Clem Dunham C. B. Wilson Colkier Emma _ Perkins Townsend Alice Jones Cameron Avenue Columbus Esther Stuck Marjorie Pope Helen Pope Moline Ill Carri Ut Jean Lynch Virginia Gregg Merle Jones Grace Roney Lorene Hudson May Wilson Nellie Wilson Crush McLean Gladys Chapple Jeannette Poage Dora Lewis Beatrice Tompkins Mary Thomas Ella Puchta Bessie Gale Margaret Whittaker Ethelnet Ione Diggs Mabel Lawrence Norma Fausvett Clara Schawe Nannie Clara Ballentine Jean Meader Maud Hamilton Ruth Leonard Lucy Adkins Eloise Ellison May Eckert Stella Ungehauer J. W. Sparrow Frank Rand ‘Maguire W. P. Stewart Edward G. Hines Spencer Avenue Elizabeth Morrow Ella Ward Lebanon Blanchester

Tusculum social notes and local gatherings reported

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and daughter Elizabeth visited Linwood Launch Clubhouse on the Ohio. Several families and guests are noted for picnics, garden parties, and a Fourth of July dinner. The East Enda Branch Library piano fund fete at McKinley School raised a large sum, with local musicians performing. A June 17 wedding at Wesley Chapel joined Miss Alice West and Mr. Gordon Bennett, now residing in Breen Block.

Raymond Smith Elizabeth Linwood Ohio Carrie Witham Marie Smith Walter Tasker Bruce Walker Fruit Hill Edwin Kellogg Ladies’ Aid Society Congregational Church Edward Breen Louise New York East Enda Harold Tasker Ross Feemster Irene Carter- Surdo Miss Watkins Helen Stewart Florence Ind Alice Tasker Alice West Mr. Gordon Bennett Wesley Chapel Gervaise Roughton Mattie Foster Susie Stanley Kitty Archer Anna Thayer Lorena Walker Ella Wilson Miss Kennett Esther Wilson Florence Wilson Miss Brown Albert Garr Foley C. E. Greenwald C. M. Ustick Harry Benedict George Carrel M. B. Brady Harry Skiff Harry Frazer William Turner O. Dwyer Harry Buckles

Glendale social notes and visits across the region

Mrs John Works visits relatives in Cleveland and Miss Elizabeth Matthews visits Mrs Malcolm Jackson in Charles Town. Miss Eleanor Thomas travels with friends to Charlevoix while Miss Patty Jackson visits Richmond Indiana. The Burchenals sail to New York for a trip to England and Stanley Allen returns from Cornell College. A Presbyterian missionary meeting is held at the chapel. Several groups visit Camp Sycamore and Sigma Phi members dine with Portsmouth friends. A large list of local guests attends gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Danson and others at the Lyceum dance flanked by numerous visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns.

John Works Cleveland Elizabeth Matthews Malcolm Jackson Charlestown Eleanor Thomas Thomas Carruthers Charlevoix Patty Jackson Richmond Ind John Burchenal New York England Stanley Allen Cornell College Ella Graveson Grace Graveson Margaret Titus Ruby Sears Camp Sycamore Sigma Phi Business Men’s Club Portsmouth Richard Buchanan Chicago Edward Danson Lida Thomson Louise Thomson Mary Halderman Margaret Burchenal Frances Mitchell Olivia Matthews Mary Matthews Margaret Johnston Mary Johnston Rhoda van Nes Clara Bailey Helen McLaren Messrs William Allen Boyd Edwards Robert Brown John Halderman William Walderman John Starr Lawrence Thompson George Ton Melville Southworth Sterrett Thompson Fred Shepherd Stanley Thews Smith Bennett Grimes Joebles Jess Hall Lyceum Misseseth Little Elizabeth McLaren Mildred Pollock Vera van Nes Elsa van Phyllis Fosdick Johnston Harriet Richardson Dor Massey Virginia Sprague George Thompson Lawrence William Nan Milton Ward Buchanan Joe Peebles Marcus Wilson Ed Shepherd Clinton Sears George Wednesday

Winton Place Social Roundup Spreads News of Guests

Mrs. Robert Smith hosts Blanche Alter of Avondale and Charles Ampt with wife in Wy oming. Amelia Potter visits Avondale, Bettie Miller from New York City visits old friends. Dr and Mrs Arthur Clancey return from honeymoon and stay with Clancey’s parents. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles Hannaford features many attendees. A wedding anniversary surprise honors Louis Dittoe with a large turnout. Nearby gatherings at Crystal Lake Ky with many named guests and families enjoying a summer retreat.

Robert Smith Blanche Alter Avondale Charles Ampt Wyoming Amelia Potter Elsie Field Bettie Miller New York City Belle Brown Philadelphia Arthur H. Clancey East Jean McDonald Hannah Delia Kreiger Bowman Lawmere Adams Percy Adams Crystal Lake Adoretta Yeatman Ethel Innes Emily Andem Louise Alicia Kisker Spidel Miss Adams Gertrude Hoppe Rebecca Hopkins Rebecca Hopkins, Miss Stewart Miss McDowell Misses Bess Irene Porter Messrs. Adams Schell Arthur Rodenbeck Jack Froome Calvin Pease Will Attee Rufus Murphy Sam Warner Meridith Yeatman Clifford Marsh Percy Tuttle Walter Noe George Kissel Charles Gerald Harvey Mullane

Local social notes from Lawrenceburg and surrounding towns

Mrs Louis Rodenberg returns from Indianapolis as a guest of Mrs Christ Brand. Several residents travel to Indianapolis and other cities including Miss Edith Maffey Cincinnati Miss Leona Ullrich Aurora Ind and Mrs Henry Fisher Peters burg Ky. Mrs Julius Walker and niece Lillian Heaton visit Cleveland while Miss Cora Bryant visits Devil's Lake Mich. Jennie Hunter visits Martinsville Indiana and Lucile Lee plans a Pittsburg visit.

Louis Rodenberg Indianapolis Christ C. Brand Hiram Guard Verona Hornberger Gretchen Guard Oldenberg Ind Amelia Nees Edith Maffey Cincinnati Leona Ullrich Aurora George McGranahan Lawrence P. Misner Minnie Wolf H. L. Wolf Louisville Mary C. Pound Sunman Harry E. Fisher Irine Petersburg J. W. Berkshire Cora Bryant Devil’s Lake Mich Julius Walker Lillian Heaton Cleveland Iona Abbie McKim Anthony Maischaider F. R. Albright Colorado Springs Col B. W. Chidlaw Hammond Jennie Hunter Martinsville Indiana Lucile Lee Pittsburg

PRICE HILL SUMMER PLANS AND EVENTS

Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Williams and two daughters and Miss Jewell depart July 7 for North Muskegon Michigan to spend the summer Glorious Fourth plans at the Elberon Country Club include children games and tennis and golf for adults Tea and punch on the veranda The tea table will be managed by Mrs J C Harper Mrs B H Whittaker and Mrs Luke Lilley Punch served by Miss Elizabeth Anderson Miss Margaret Murdock and Miss Adelaide Fisher The day ends with a club wide dance Also departing for Cumberland Mountains cottage life Dr and Mrs Walter Murphy Mr and Mrs Harry Ahlers and Mr and Mrs Gano P Willmot leave early July Mrs J C Mears of St Louis guests of Mrs J R Stewart Mr and Mrs John Christensen travel to Denmark This week Mr and Mrs Eichenstein and children have gone abroad to spend the summer Miss Margaret Titus entertains her cousin Miss Titus of Columbus Mr and Mrs W B Morrow Miss Isabel Morrow and Messrs Harry and Albert Morrow attended Kenyon College exercises Gambier Ohio last week Mr and Mrs Albert Cain and son John go to Ripley Ohio for a stay

Llewellyn Williams Jewell North Muskegon Mich Elberon Country Club J. C. Harper H. Whittaker Luke Lilley St. Louis J. R. Stewart John Christensen Denmark Eichenstein Margaret Titus Miss Titus Columbus W. B. Morrow Isabel Morrow Harry and Albert Morrow Theodore Hays Louisville Knox Church Edith Voight Sandusky Detroit J. M. Walker British Columbia J. M. Walsh Lucile Seymour Emory Hobson George Bennett Chicago E. G. Holden L. C. Fulton Eleanor and Jewel Fulton Texas North Carolina Hallie Holden A. A. Andridge Grace Avenue Nelson Brown Edwards Road Brown John Hart Mooney Avenue Sereta Bowman Observatory Avenue Fred Hoffman Frank Kinney Ed Cordes Seattle Pacific Coast Percy Kline Quillen Clayer Willis Miss Clayer Fred East Charles Isham Observatory Place Willard Spear New York George Persons Springfield George Frankinburg Miss Woodward Bond Hill E. D. Lovell

Linwood Launch Club hosts visitors and abroad reports

Mrs A E Smith and Mrs Charles Waters spent two days at the Linwood Launch Club while Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith and daughter Elizabeth vacationed there. Word from Mr Edgar Veith says he is enjoying his time in England, where he is currently located.

A. E. Smith Charles Waters Linwood Launch Club Raymond Smith Elizabeth Edgar Veith England

Aurora social notes reveal visits and a 84th birthday

Dr and Mrs E J Libbert hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Elliott of Danville Ind this week. Mrs Earl Watts and son Gordon visit Mrs E Gault of Seymour. Mrs Hattie Mann and nephew Will Markland of Cheviot Ohio visit Mrs N J Mendell. Mrs Lucy Gay and daughter Sarah back from Chicago. Eastern Star held a reception at West Aurora home of Mr and Mrs Edmonston for his 84th birthday. Mrs Flora Connell and daughter Louise return from Chicago. Woman's Research Club entertained Orpheus Club and Tri Kappas at City Park with program and luncheon. Mrs John Wright hosted picnic for sister Miss Naomi Giffin of Indianapolis. fifteen guests. John Dean returns from State University to spend vacation with parents.

E. J. Libbert Harry Elliott Danville Ind Earl Watts Gordon E. Gault Seymour Indiana Hattie Mann Will Markland Cheviot, C N. J. Mendell Lucy Gay Sarah Chicago William Edmonston West Aurora Edmonston Flora Connell Louise Woman’s Research Club Orpheus Club Tri Kappas City Park John Wright Naomi Giffin Indianapolis John Dean The State University

Westwood Yacht Party and Summer News Highlights

Westwood social column reports Hulda Guckenberger entertaining aboard the yacht Ramona with red roses and Hughe colors, chaperones, and a music interlude. Included are lists of attendees, crew, and local residentes heading to summer homes and graduation events in Ann Arbor and Humboldt Tennessee with preparations for Reed Ratterman wedding festivities.

Hyde Park social notes show parish events and travel

The Hyde Park town bulletin lists Rev Theodore Hays return from Louisville for a Presbyterian ministers convention. Reports detail lawn fete at Knox Church, summer travels of Miss Edith Voight and families to Sandusky Detroit Port Lampton and North Dakota, and many garden parties and visits among local residents and guests.

Local Residents Return and Depart for Summer Travel

Judge and Mrs A H Bode and daughter Millie return from a year abroad. Miss Bessie Tucker sails from Baltimore for two months in Germany. Mr and Mrs Charles Geilfus and family leave for a Charlevoix Michigan summer cottage, Angie Geilius ahead to prepare. Mr Hershel Hawk visits Harrison Ohio. Mr Brand of Baltimore stays with relatives.

A.H. Bode Millie Bessie Tucker Baltimore Germany Charles Geilfus Charlevoix Mich Angie Geilius Hershel Hawk Harrison, O Mr. Brand Baltimore, Md

Harrison Social Notes Show Local Moves And Visits

Harrison residents arrival and departure details include Mrs William Dair in Martinsville for two weeks and Miss Joan Stewart visiting Danville relatives. Local students attend the National Teachers Association in Cleveland while others take courses in Oxford and Porto Rico. A July 4 wedding is planned and church ceremonies mark notable events as neighbors host guests from Indianapolis Cincinnati Newport and Bellevue.

William Dair Martinsville Ind Joan Stewart Danville T. P. Pierce Broadway Louisa Tebbs Mary Kolb Zetta Huber National Teachers’ Association Cleveland Lillian Hancock Will Weber Weber John Pfotzer Lulu Stone William Mortashed Naomi Lang Cincinnati William Knopfle George Kern Indianapolis Porto Rico Taylor Jane White Frances Te Alma Huber Hugo Huber Oxford Mollaun Anna Mollaun Bartlettsville Oklo Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Clem Hollowell Ada Jobe Alms Place Walnut 4 Geneviee Arnold Horner Bowlby Harrison R. F. Conover Custer N. D George Conover Wallace Campbell Pueblo Mexico Bert Webb Harry O. Campbell Lebanon Chamberlain Dearborn Hall Elizabeth Cochran Arnold Samuels David City Neb F. E. Wilson Lou Burk Cyril G. Viel Frank Viel G. P. O’brien Newport J. H. Berghegger Henry Eilermann Eugene Wilhelm Bellevue Joseph Berghegger Amelia Louis George Berghegger Emma Hybers Emma Meisenhelder

Latonia Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs C B Burke hosted their Sunday school class at their corner Glenn and Earle avenues home. Guests include Mrs Charles Hagemire of Butler Ky and Mrs Enoch Bradley of Earle Avenue Dinmore Park with others visiting from Winchester Covington and Bellevue. A straw ride to the Sanford home ended with music dancing and refreshments. Mrs Walter H Perry and daughter Hazel depart for Boston for the summer.

C. B. Burke Glenn and Earle Avenues Charles Hagemire Butler, Ky Enoch Bradley Earle Avenue Bradley Winchester Samuel Cotterill Glenn. Avenue Dinmore Park Lettie Johnson Covington James¢ Young Myrtle Avenue Dinmore, Park Nellie Clyde Fitch Bellevue Mason O. Parker Park Avenue Jaggers Old Sanford Mary Taylor Owens Stella Deupree Lucy Glenn Vera Kelly Virginia Elliston Alma Harten Marguerite Evans Cokie Gillham Helen Guthrie Harry Beets Lyman Rice Redwood Deupree Charles Gillham Kenner Fogg Lucien Emerson Tolly Owens Guy Romiett Howard Foster Walter H. Perry Hazel Boston Mass

Social happenings in Wyoming and surrounding towns

Mrs Cook of Florida avenue hosted guests on Thursday including the Castellinis Beckers McKees Mittendorfs Gott Seiberts Schirmers and Laemires. Miss Ada Zeller visits Toledo then Springfield Dayton and Sidney before returning. The Presbyterian Sunday School held a Lake Allyn picnic with a large crowd. Mrs Schwarz hosted Thursday afternoon then Pearl Thon visits Miss Monash. The Ladies Aid plans a lawn tote on July 10 on the new church grounds.

Cook Florida Avenue Castellini Becker McKee Mittendorf Gott Seibert Schirmer Laemire Thompson Harry L. Berg Stacey. Avenue Ada Lorena Zeller Toledo Zeller Springfield Dayton Sidney Cecilia Monash Hudson Avenues Josephine Prentice Florence Joslin Henrietta Huling Louise Rutter Sara Landman Pearl Thon Brookville Indiana Pharis The Presbyterian Church

Evaston Residents Head to Summer Homes and Visits

Mrs Elia Ransom visits in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Harry Mather and son will travel to Georgian Bay for several weeks. Fay family to Bay View Michigan. Mrs Snyder and daughter from Roanoke va visit Schuberth family. W S Stearns family plan Europe trip for weeks. Mary Kennedy visits local friends. George Mathews returns from New York. Mrs Bert Kerlin visits Bonnels. Edith Randall to Charlevoix Michigan. Margie Schuberth to California for months. Charles Withenbury and Wilder to Kennebunk Beach cottage. Mattie Raymond family to Gull Lake. Margaret Miller visits Columbus. John Griffith hosts Roy Davis family guests.

Harry Mather Georgian Bay Fay Bay View Michigan Snyder Roanoke William Schuberth W. S. Stearns Europe Mary Kennedy George Mathews New York Bert Kerlin John Bonnel Edith Randall Swmmer Charlevoix Mich Margie Schuberth California Charles Withenbury Kennebunk Beach Constance Wilder Mattie Raymond Gull Lake Alfred Hess Margaret Miller Columbus John Griffith Roy Davis

Wedding of Miss Josephine Gross to Mr Frank Page

In Pittsburg and Chestnut Street two social events unfold. Miss Josephine Gross, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W B Gross, wed Mr. Frank Page of Richmond Indiana at the bride’s home on Thursday. Relatives and friends from Madisonville Home City Dayton and Richmond attend a gala bridal shower for her beforehand.

George Willis Loraine Willis Pittsburg Ethel Hill Josephine Gross Fannie Gross Ethel Hier Florence Hier Stella Hier Marie Moleuy Helen Moleux Clara Maphet Olive Moore Fannie Madden Jessie Getzendanner Florence West Hazel Gomien Ruth Deputy Sallie Lindsley Mamie Robinson Mary Wood Nell Jennings Marian Hill Gross Charles Bonham J. W. Colley Home City I. A. Winold Mary Royal Dayton Phoebe White Taylor Townsend Richmond Ind W.B. Gross Frank Page Chestnut Street W. C. McLaughlin Miss Harper Madison Misses Watson Bonham Anna Beiswinger Chicago Pierett Erma Anderson Decatur Virginia Mann Ada and Nelle Kelley Fannie Crugar Cleveland Chester Williams George Krieger Michigan Mary Gilbert Mary Lyons Beatrice Metz Lulu Turner Washington Heights Lula Bonnell Emily Bonnell Debbie Boone Florence Beckley Mildred Carmen Clara Buckingham Viola Turner Emily Linder Alice Thayer Elizabeth Woodward Ella Turner Phoebe Math

Frocks for Tiny Children Pattern Illustrated

Simple one piece dress pattern for young girls with box plaited front and back. Short or full length sleeves, lace trim, suitable fabrics include batiste nainsook or china silk. Two year size requires 2 1/2 yards of 24 inch material. Pattern No 4373 with sizes 1 1/2, 1, 2, 3, 4 years. price ten cents.

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