Society Notes Highlight Welcoming Visits and Card Parties
Mr and Mrs J M Kennedy visit Denver to join Winfield Kennedy and sister Miss Willie. Mrs William Durrett to host Neighborhood Whist Club next week. High School alumni hosted a reception Friday night. Miss Hattie Collins hosted Neighborhood Bridge Whist Club with a list of guests and trophy winner Mrs Mackay. Several residents travel to Los Angeles and Florida. Social events include card parties at Country Club and Multiple hosted gatherings with families and clubs including the YY S M Society and Home Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kennedy
Graddy Kennedy
Denver
Col
Winfield Kennedy
Miss
Willie
William Durrett
Hattie Collins
C. W. Simrall
George Diehl
Frances Simrall
Anna Holmes
Fred Marcum
Harry Mackay
Charlton Thompson
Yi Durrett
Mackay
Stewart
New York
Harry Percival
James Clarkson
Upper
Madison Avenue
Florida
Robert Kroger
Avondale
Howard Gayle
Paul Stevens
Louise Simrall
South
Stevens
Elizabeth Gray
Edward Sellers
Faye Metcalfe
Brooksville
Dallas Downard
Mrs. Hastings
Wallace Avenue
Natchez
Walker Hall
Doyle
Anna Hastings
Leap Year Dance and Social Notices in Newport
Newport hosts a leap year dance in the Altamont dining room with Southern smilax decor and a post event banquet. Chaperons include the Donaldsons Hamanns and Stegmanns. Several residents plan visits and trips, with socials, euchre games, and bridge events noted among locals and guests.
Marriage Announcement in Covington Welcomes Kern and Feinthal
The wedding of Miss Charlotte Kern and Mr. Bert Feinthal occurred August 18 in Covington Kentucky. Relatives and friends were present to witness the ceremony. Additional social notes mention visits by Mr. Alford Bertenshaw and Mrs. D Hy Jessup, and guests Mrs. Dudley Wayne and Mr. Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Kern
Bert Feinthal
Covington
Alford Bertenshaw
Mt. Adams
D. Hy
Jessup
Dudley Wayne
Delhi
A. F. Burk
Edward Chamberlain
No Fat Women At Lyons Declares Tourist
A traveler praises Lyons for its graceful women and endorses Marmola based weight loss. The advice suggests reducing fat with Marmola in a sealed package plus Cascara Aromatic and Simplex, claiming dramatic results without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Social Evening Notes and Upcoming Weddings in Indianapolis
Mrs. O. W. Grubbs hosted the Euchre Club with guests including Mesdames Atwood Perrine Kate Cheetham Charlotte Scott Elizabeth Cheetham D. H. Gray Frank Bowles Angie West J G Francis and Bert Webb. Prizes went to Miss Nellie Curran and Mrs. Ernest Rechenbach. Miss Alice Coburn returned from Oxford for a visit entertaining Mary McClintock Kate Taylor Hettie Nichols Alma Campbell Tileen Klemm Adah Holewell Maud McKenzie Mame Crets Pearl Perrine and Alice Crets. John Perrine and Mary Lapish announced to marry today. Mrs. M. Long returns from three weeks with her parents in Markle. Mr and Mrs. Charles Sturr and Mr and Mrs. Harry Sturr came from Mt. Auburn to visit their mother. Charles Sturr departs for St. Augustine with the Cincinnati Reds. The Round Table Club met at the Bowles home. topics assigned to Mesdames Bert Webb H C Campbell George Tebbs and Mr. Walter Hartpence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henrie of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfetzer of Trenton, Ohio visited. News arrives of the marriage of Laura Miller and Joseph Oker on March 16. they will reside in Oneida Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Kern
O. W. Grubbs
Euchre Club
Mesdames
Atwood Perrine
Kate Cheetham
Charlotte Scott
Elizabeth Cheetham
D. H. Gray
Frank Bowles
Angie West
J. G. Francis
Bert Webb
Nellie Curran
Ernest Rechenbach
Long
Markle
Charles Sturr
Hary Sturr
Mt. Auburn
St. Augustine
Cincinnati Reds
Round Table Club
H. C. Campbell
George Tebbs
Walter Hartpence
Charles Henrie
Hamilton
Charles Pfétzer
Trenton
John Pfetzer
Laura Miller
Joseph Oker
Oneida
Tenn
Linwood social events highlight community gatherings
Mr and Mrs W F Harmon hosted the Amusement Club in Archer Avenue with guests Dr and Mrs Schwartz and Mr and Mrs Fay Merrieiees. Families and members such as the Le Blonds Elston Fuller and Ross attended, with plans for relocations and new apartments noted. Mrs Charles Waters led a Baptist missionary tea afterffoon with a program and refreshments. A stag card party honored Mr William Wood of Brownwood Texas, hosted by Mr and Mrs William Fluke, as Frick entertained Mrs Thomas Taylor of Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Harmon
Amusement Club
Archer Avenue
Schwartz
Fay Merrieiees
Fred le Blond
R. K. le Blond
Volney Elston
Harry Fuller
Sam Ross
Margaret Ross
E. W. Wilkinson
John le Blond
Silas Waters
C. J. McDiarmid
Harmon
Charles Neher
Linwood
Mt. Auburn
C. E. James
Longenecker Flats
Charles Waters
Westwood social notices include Leapentine Dance plans
Mrs W L Weate hosts card afternoon in Epworth avenue. Miss Mabel Dearness and Mr R C Newhouse announce engagement from Columbus. Art Club hosted by Mrs S D Clayton. Dr John Williams returns from Michigan. Leap year events: Town Hall dance March 10 by Westwood dancing class dubbed Leapentine. Mrs F D Ratterman hosts E F Sorority in Harrison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Weate
Epworth Avenue
H. C. Hatfield
Westwood Town Hall
Westwood
F. D. Ratterman
E. F
Harrison Avenue
Hartwell Woman’s Auxiliary meets with papers on North and South Dakota
Mrs Frederick Quihe hosted the Hartwell Woman’s Auxiliary afternoon meeting on Williams avenue with Mrs George Hart presiding. Papers on North Dakota and South Dakota were read, Gleamings given, and members listed.
Residents and visitors mingle in Aurora social notes
Mrs Anna Kyle and daughter Claudia of Indianapolis visit Mrs Fred Treon. Mrs Ith Speakmen and daughter from Humbolt Kansas stay with Miss Foible. Delbert Downing of Washington attends after his uncle H D Hanover dies. Henry Kyle family return from Memphis voyage. Miss Alice Stafford plans Hopkinsville sojourn. Mrs Clara Baker and daughter Rebecca of Newport Kentucky host early week guests. Mayme Liebecke honors Pauline Klueber at a parcel shower with twenty five guests and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kyle
Claudia
Indianapolis
Fred Treon
Ith Speakmen
Humbolt
Kan
Delbert Downing
Washington
Ind
H. D. Hanover
Henry Kyle
Memphis
Tenn
Alice Stafford
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Clara Baker
Rebecca
Newport
Mayme Liebecke
Pauline Klueber
Local Social Notes From Terrace Park And Nearby
Newtown Mrs M C Corbly of Terrace Park visited her sister Mrs Henry D Lemon. Rev Jonathan Verity of Peebles is visiting his nephew Rev William E Verity. Miss Belle Brockell of the East End spent Monday here with Miss Rainie De Bolt and friends. Ernst Fille and family left last Tuesday for California to make their future home. Mrs Charles Cook and son John visited relatives in Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Rogan
Bortormshoe
Calvin D. Wilson
Henry Woodward
Alfred Woodward
Columbus
Bearson Keys
Rovers
Mabel Taylor
Patty Jackson
Allace Cornell
Edward Danson
Mesdames Wallace” Cornell
Edward Dawson
Ellen Jackson
Ella Graveson
Grace Graveson
Madge Merrill
Edith Taylor
Mary Titus
Margaret Titus
Margaret Starr
John Burchenal
John Allen
M. C. Corbly
Terrace Park
Henry D. Lemon
Jonathan Verity
Peebles
William E. Verity
Belle Brockell
East End
Rainie de Bolt
Ernst Fille
California
Charles Cook
John
Loveland
Weddings and social gatherings fill St Bernard church scene
The German Reformed Church hosted the wedding of Albert Droste and Josephine Cook with a reception at the groom’s mother’s Bank Street home attended by over a hundred guests. Multiple parties followed, including birthday honors for Mrs Malone and surprise celebrations for John Breckett and Mrs Sophia Flatt with numerous friends and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Droste
Josephine Cook
A. Seyring
Angelina Neteler
Walter Ley
Bank Street
Local Visitors And Moves Around Ohio and Indiana
Miss Florence Maxfield of Cincinnati visited relatives here last week. Miss Vida DeMar has been visiting in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Charles Plumley of Chillicothe and their two children stayed with Mrs Plumley’s parents Mr and Mrs J B Mann. Mrs Charles Cox spent the week at Roxabel. Mr and Mrs Cliff Spence and family moved to Blanchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Maxfield
Cincinnati
Vida DeMar
Indianatiolis
Charles Plumley
Chillicothe, C
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Dr. J. G. Marvin spent Tuesday with friends in Mt Lookout. Mr. Harry Rainey returns home from college for a few weeks. Mrs. Reitman of East End guests her daughter Mrs. T. Daw son. Will Runion and wife of Norwood visit sister Mrs. Art Ray. Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Church holds an all day meeting. Rev Mr. Dawson of Williams burg visits son Mr. G. B. H. Dawson. Harriet Morrison of Glendale College visits Mrs. H. C. Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Marvin
Mt. Lookout
Harry Rainey
Reitman
East End
T.%. Dawson
Will Runion
Norwood
Art Ray
Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Dawson
Williamsburg
G. BH. Dawson
Harriet Morrison
Glendale College
H. C. Rainey
Ridge Avenue
Glendale Socials Host Weekend Events and Local Entertainment
Glendale residents held a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Calvin D. Wilson’s home with guests including Mrs. William Sayers and Mrs. Van Aisdale’s sister from Conway North Carolina. A Lyceum show for the benefit of the institution featured a minstrel troupe and vaudeville acts led by William Allen and Stuart Thomson with several musicians and performers participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin D. Wilson
William Sayers
van Aisdale
Conway
N. C
Alfred Allen
Howard Richardson
Mabel Taylor
Edward Dawson
William Allen
Guy Taylor
Hazen Biggs
Willard Shepherd
Vinton Perrin
Lawson Moores
Virginia Mollyneaux
Edith Taylor
Louise Halstead
Angie Richardson
Howard Johnston
Frances Gibson
Mortimer Matthews
Glendale
Lyceum
Messrs
John G. Carruthers
E. B. Dawson
Louis Ford
Maynard French
T. Howard Johnston
Franklin Leach
Clara Bailey
Margaret Burchenal
Frances Rockwell
Mary Haldeman
Les Kinsey
City Solicitor Advises Against Forcing Gas Supply
Ballard's opinion urges caution on demanding 30 cents per 1 000 feet for gas in unserved sections. He notes only a short period remains before April 16 and recommends delaying any claim that the gas company must provide natural gas citywide until then. If gas is not supplied by April 16 the board can summon the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Ballard
Pair arrested for disorderly conduct after eye striking incident
John J. Spaeth and Mrs. Hat tie Hamlin were arrested at Fifth and Main city early this morning on disorderly conduct charges. The woman struck Spaeth after he claimed she should be arrested and the pair were taken to the police station after a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Spaeth
West Twelfth Street
Hattie Hamlin
Fifth
McAllister Streets
Mainea
Fifth and
Main
Spaeth
Hugh Sowards
Casino
Covington
John Hamlin
Weir Frog Company
Norwood
Bond
Man Falls From Third Floor Window In Morgantown Route
Elmer Campbell 21 fell from a third story window at 319 East Third Street at 2 this morning and was taken to City Hospital where he is expected to die. He had been drinking with friends at a lodging house and plunged from the open third floor window while fleeing quickly from the fourth floor. A whisky flask was found unbroken. he was nude on the pavement and authorities term the case mysterious. Campbell had internal injuries and multiple broken bones. He came to the city from Morgantown Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Campbell
East Third Street
Campbell
Morgantown
Aged Engraver Richard L. Curry Dies at 66
Richard L. Curry, aged 66, engraver, died of heart failure at his home 408 Main Street on Thursday. He founded a Cincinnati engraving business, then operated near Fourth and Main, and for 15 years worked with Woodrow & Co. in Walnut Street. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at his home conducted by Rev. Dr. Irwin of Dayton Ky. Widow prominent in musical circles. Pallbearers named: Louis Van der Fred Muth John Nichols Ja Charles Judah J McClenahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Curry
Main Street
Curry
Cincinnati
Fourth
Home Streets
Main Streets
Woodrow & Co
Walnut Street
Irwin
Dayton
Louis van der Fred Muth
John Nichols
Charles Judah
J. McClenahan
Robbers Pity Victim In Early Ludlow Stick-up
Three masked men robbed Albert Green of Ludlow Kentucky at Sixth and Front streets at dawn. They held him at gunpoint and then returned part of the $2.50 loot after realizing he had crossed the river. Green notified the Fourth District police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Green
Ludlow
Sixth
Front Streets
Green
Fourth District Police
Death of R. Ed ward Dumont After Morphine Intake
A 25 year old waiter R Ed ward Dumont of 625 West Eighth Street died after swallowing morphine in despair over racing losses. He collapsed on the sidewalk near Eighth and Plum Streets and died at City Hospital with Dr J D Evans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Edward Dumont
West Eighth Street
Eighth
Plum Streets
J. D. Evans
Dumont
City Hospital
City Hall Notes on City Patrolmen Trial
Mayor Markbreit presided as Daniel H. Lewis and Joseph Algeier faced charges of fighting. Lewis was fined ten dollars. Algeier’s charges were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markbreit
Daniel H. Lewis
Joseph Algeier
Lewis
Algeier
Engineer Landmaker Pushes Wood Block Paving on Central and Grant Streets
Yesterday the Board of Public Service received resolutions from Engineer Landmaker directing wood block paving on Central avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets and on Grant street between Elm and Plum streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Council
Central Avenue
Eighth A
Ninth
Grant Street
Elm
Plum
City Board Makes Staffing and Heating Changes
On engineer Landmaker’s suggestion Fred Meinz is dismissed as inspector. Ed Reiley becomes foreman at Gar field Park at 12 dollars weekly. The Street Repair Department abolishes the blacksmith post. John Langenback is discharged. The Board contracts Emery estate for two years to supply hot water and heat to Public Comfort Station Fountain Square at 12.24 dollars monthly for heat and 10 dollars monthly for hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meinz
Reiley
Garfield Park
Board of Public Service
Board of Service
John Langenback
Emery Estate
Fountain Square
Kitty Learns of infamy and fears pursuit after flight
Kitty confronts a shattering revelation as Sir Richard Escombe’s plot and a forged letter threaten her future. She flees along the Shoreham coast at night, torn between a longing for loyalty and the lure of a dangerous public scandal. My Lord Thorne’s arrival at Shoreham gate confirms the snare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Lord Harborne
Sherbourn
Sir Richard
Brighton
Shoreham
My Lord’s
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News of Society
Nellie Flemming
Wes
James Flemming
Clark Street
Helen Brannecker
Helen Cookston
Helen Hopping
Anna Barnard
Mary Armstrong
Marie Brown
Georgia Burbank
Florence Woodruff
Charles Hedrick
Five Hundred Club
Section Avenue
Harriet L. Marpe
W. B. Gillette
District Young People’s
Altamont
Smilax
Arch Donaldson
Harry S. Hamann
al Stegmann
Litzendorf
Washington Avenue
Ermine Hetsch
York Streeet
Pasadena
Cal
Ernst Spring
Overton Street
Washington, D. C
Zell
Louden
Columbia Street
Coate
Earl Bohn
H. Clay Schrall
Harry Healey
Walton
Miss Walton
Weller Dyer
Dyer
Coaté
Andy Livingston
al Gowling
Gertrude Higgins
Colonel Brown
Germantown
Jeanette Bliss
Joseph Spining
Hallie Helm
Wadsworth
Danville
Harrison
Hartwell
Church of the Holy Trinity
Frederick Quihe
Williams Avenue
George W. Hart
J. Beeson
F. J. de Camp
Winnifred Couch
Helen Merrell
John Morse
St. Louis
C. P. Calvert
Elizabeth Raine
Donald Kohr
George Benson
Home Guards
Literary Club
C.P. Calvert
Avenue
Beeson
Harriet Marpe
Panama Canal
Harriet Nottingham
William Hegsche
Hyndman
Shellenbach
Aurora, Ind
Newtown
ST. Bernard
Madeira
Pleasant Ridge
Woman Blalks
R. L. Curry
S. W. Corner
Fifth and Elm Streets
McKinley
May-Stern’s
McKinley Rocker
Stern
City Hall Notes
Sir Richard Escombe
Marlow
Smething
Tollgate
Lord Thorne
London
Wade
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