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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
11
The Cincinnati Commercial reports a week of society events in Cincinnati including four opera performances at Music Hall with Mary Garden and Edith Mason, the Russian art exhibition, and various club elections. The piece notes plans for Castle Agrazant and local drama league activities, plus society dinners, lectures, and upcoming performances at Emery Auditorium and the Linton Hotel.
The Progress Club of College Hill will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Presbyterian Church. Mrs Silas B Walters speaks on English Gardens followed by a musical program. Horace Mann School Mothers Club meets with Judge Charles Hoffman delivering an address.
The Tusculum Monday Club met in the East End Library auditorium. Mrs. W. W. Conway arranged the musical program, Mrs. C. A. Mitchell read a current events paper, and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Hamilton Ohio spoke on Federated Clubs work.
The Alumnae Association of the Jewish Hospital School for Nurses will hold its regular monthly meeting at Straus Hall. Miss Lota V. Lorine of the State Department of Health will be the speaker.
At the monthly Board meeting Mrs. Ira D. Crane presided in Mrs. Helen Paters Wallace's absence. Girl Reserves and religious education departments presented reports with speeches by Nickerson Brown Fillmore Geyer West. Aquta Club elected Henrietta Kohler president Elsie Fricke secretary Mildred Rosenfelder treasurer. Afterward members visited North Cincinnati Gym for a swimming party. Federated Industrial Club supper will feature stunts by Tau Bta and Blue Bird clubs with supper at six and program at seven.
The Norwood Literary Club announces its next meeting featuring Mrs Silas B Waters as speaker. The event, on Thursday, will be guest day and focus on Cathedrals and Cottage Gardens.
The Daughters of Isabella Price Hill Circle Mo. 236 hold a social meeting in March after a business session. The Glee Club will rehearse tomorrow at the K C Hall at 7 30 PM and members aiming to sing at the initiation and banquet in March should attend.
The Price Hill History Club met at Mrs. Elmer Townsend's residence with papers on The Land and People of Poland and Poland the Unknown. Mrs. Elmer Cook spoke of a Florida trip. The next meeting is March 18 at Mrs. Elmer Armstrong's home. Fortnightly Reading Club discusses Woman with talks on The Spender and The Home Maker.
The Norwood Educational Society will hold a regular meeting at Norwood Library on March 17 at 2 30 p.m. President Mrs. Howard S Cox urges strong attendance as an interesting program is arranged. The Upton Study Club meets at the American Legion Hall on Fourth and Broadway streets Thursday at 2 p.m. Speakers Mrs Ella Burnett and Miss Gertrude Sherren are listed for the afternoon.
The Clifton School Parent-Teachers Association will hold a silver tea with cake and candy sales on Tuesday at 2 PM in the school auditorium. Fathers' night is set for Friday at 7 45 PM with Mrs. G wortspich speaking on Children and ev music by Pitter Rabben and Mrs Elsa Marshall Cox. Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs meets Wednesday at 2 PM in the Norwood Library auditorium with Mrs. William Fridman presiding.
The Cincinnati Circle convened Monday night with a five minute talk on parliamentary law before opening. The initiation is set for the night of April 20 with a meeting of the entertainment committee scheduled for tomorrow night.
The Lecture Club will gather at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs C McLaughlin. Miss E Gertrude Avey is announced as the guest speaker with offmeister duties.
The Good Cheer Club of the Swedenborgian Church on Oak and Winslow streets teams up for a bake sale this Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. William Herman chairs the event with Mrs. Fritz Claussen and several other helpers handling cakes cookies tea rings rolls and bread.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Tent No. 14 of the Daughters of Veterans will convene at Mora Hall tomorrow evening at 7 30. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
The Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association outlines a weekly schedule with activities including arts and crafts, parliamentary practice, Scripture studies, dressmaking, millinery, practical English, conversational French, aesthetic dancing, dance classes, stitching, and a general monthly meeting. The Riverside Culture Club is scheduled to meet as well.
Miss Maude Weir returns from England to spend six months touring the United States. Engagements announced include Clifford Werner to Freda Borman and Evelyn Elizabeth Walker to Roy A. Garbelt. Weddings planned for April and late spring. Social events feature dinners and church fundraisers as groups like Mothers' Club and Aid Society host activities.
Dr and Mrs Oliver Cos entertain Mrs Coes niece Miss Katherine Maurine Bell of Evansville Ind. Miss Marie Kestner hosts a bridge luncheon. Miss Helen McHugh and Mr Edward Holtman of Covington Ky wed Tuesday. Mrs Mann hosts Jolly Eight Euchre Club with guests listed. Mrs Caroline Mound celebrated seventy six with family nearby.
The Westwood Parent-Teachers' Association will meet in the school auditorium Thursday at 2 p.m. Miss Florence Troder will deliver a lecture on Clovernook Home for the Blind. Mrs Edw. A. Sisson hosted officers at a luncheon for the Westwood Business Men's Club.
Mrs. C E Iliff presided as hostess for a Wednesday meeting of the Eastern Hills Literary Club. Mr and Mrs R Walker announced the engagement of their daughter.
Evelyn Elizabeth will marry Roy A. Garbett of McKeesport Pennsylvania in a spring wedding. Garbett is a Carnegie Institute of Technology graduate and Evelyn Walker hails from the College of Fine Arts in Pittsburgh.
Linwood Mothers' Club will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM to reveal April election candidates. Linwood School hosts parents Wednesday with pupil work inspection from to and a musical program from 8 to 9 PM. Mr and Mrs Charles N Schneider are on a trip to New Orleans.
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