Cincinnati Women Dominate April Club Elections Announced
The Cincinnati Woman's Club holds its April events with an uncontested slate led by Mrs. Earl M. Galbraith for president and Mrs. George Hoadly and Mrs. John R. Holmes as vice presidents. Twelve directors are to be elected, with registrars named, while lectures and garden talks fill the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Wompess
Dcan
Earl M. Galbraith
A. J. Bell
George Hoadly
John R. Holmes
Rd of Directors
Mesdames Burtis B. Breese
E. B. Danson
Russell Stearns Dwight
William B. Galt
John Gates
Thomas E. Hanlon
Herbert Schroth
Harold P. Talcott
Henry Urner
Isses Merle G. Miller
Official accompanist chosen for May Festival
Neva Remde Sandau was selected by Director Van Der Stucken as the official accompanist for the May Festival. She is a distinguished graduate from the College of Music faculty and a Springer gold medal winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Remde Sandau
van der Stucken
Recital by College of Music April 4 features local pupils
Pupils from the classes of Sidney Co Durst Mrs Adolf Hahn Ann Meale and Hazel McHenry Franklin will perform in the Saturday noon day recital at the College of Music on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Co. Durst
Adolf Hahn
Ann Meale
Hazel McHenry Franklin
College of Music
Pupils of Mrs Hahn to Present Recital at College Hall
The advanced class under Mrs Adolf Hahn will give a recital at the College auditorium on Tuesday evening March 31. A very interesting program has been arranged and the public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meason Whicher
Hunter College
New York City
North Africa
Adolf Hahn
Lima Woman’s Club recital names Nora Beck Thuman soloist
Nora Beck Thuman of the art ist class under Mrs Adolf Hahn at the College of Music has been engaged as soloist for the music department recital of the Woman's Club of Lima Ohio on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor
Lino Mattioli
The
College of Music
Gaul
Holy City
Richmond
Nora Beck Thuman
Adolf Hahn
Colege of Music
Woman's Club of Lima
Reiner Conductor Presents Bartok Liszt and Beethoven
Conductor Fritz Reiner offers a mix of classics and modern works in next week's symphony program. The concert opens with Bartok Second Suite for Orchestra, follows with Liszt Mephisto Waltz and Beethoven's Eroica Symphony No. 3 in E flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz , Reiner
Bela Bartok
Frank Liszt
College Orchestra Concert At College Of Music
The College Orchestra concert from the College of Music presents a program under the direction of the faculty. The event features skilled student performers and showcases classical works in a formal college setting.
Recital by Hoffman and pupils at Conservatory Concert Hall
John A Hoffman leads his pupil Miss Helen Frances Zigmond soprano and Edward Smith tenor in a song recital on Thursday evening April 2. DeLoyce Moffitt clarinet and Rubin Phillips violin will perform obligatos with several numbers. The program is open to the public at Conservatory Concert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Florence Austral
England
Edward Elgar
Herbert Johnson
Chicago
Ernst Newman
Miss Austral
Cincinnati
John McCormack
Elgar
Gerontius
Europe
Edward Johnson
Francis
Pierne
St. Francis of Assisi
Dan Beddoe
Margaret Matzenauer
Robert Maitland
Ethyl Hayden
John A. Hoffman
The
Conservatory of Music
Helen Frances Zigmond
Edward Smith
DeLoyce Moffitt
Rubin Phillips
Conservatory
Fourth Conservatory concert features Lalo concerto and star soloists
The Conservatory of Music Orchestra under Ralph Lyford presents April 8 program with Lalo Concerto for Cello and Orchestra featuring Herbert Weiss, pupil of Karl Kirksmith. Alfred Hughes plays Saint-Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso. Karl Young performs Brahms Second Piano Concerto. The concert opens with Brahms Second Symphony in D and closes with Weber Der Freischutz overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalo
Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Ralph Lyford
Herbert Weiss
Karl Kirksmith
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Conservatory
Alfred Hughes
Jean Ten Have
Saint-Saens
Mme. Liszniewska
Karl Young
Brahms
Weber
Lillian Dent to Perform for Martinsburg Club Meet
Miss Lillian Dent of the Conservatory of Music will sing before the West Virginia State Federation of Women's Clubs in Martinsburg this week. She will also give a Mt Hope concert prior to returning, accompanied by Conservatory pupil Mrs Lynn Marie Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Dent
Dan Beddoe
The
Conservatory of Music
West Virginia
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mt. Hope
Lynn Marie Bailey
Conservatory
Schuster-Martin School Elects Senior and Junior Officers
The Schuster-Martin School elected its senior and junior officers last week. Senior Class President Catherine Templeton and Vice President Ruth Thompson lead, with Florence Darling as Treasurer and Billy Compton as Secretary. Junior Class President Mildred Funnell and Vice President Mary Smith head, with Rebecca Farr as Treasurer and Margaret Radcliffe as Secretary. Dorothy Barlow chairs Social Activities for seniors, while Lilian Volz leads for juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuster-Martin School
Catherine Templeton
Ruth Thompson
Florence Darling
Billy Compton
Dorothy Barlow
Mildred Funnell
Mary Smith
Rebecca Farr
Maragret Radcliffe
Lillian Volz
Dedication of New Organ at Rockdale Avenue Temple Set
The Rockdale Avenue Temple will dedicate its new organ on April 6 with recitalist Charles Hein roth of Pittsburgh. The temple choir, augmented by Christ Church singers, will perform under conductor Lillian Tyler Plogstedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Charles Heinroth
Pittsburgh
Temple
Christ Church
Lillian ‘Tyler Plogstedt
Cincinnati Exchange Club Benevolent Concert Series
The Cincinnati Exchange Club with Starr concert and chautauqua service presents the 464 to 471 benevolent concerts under the direction of Mr and Mrs William Duning.
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Cincinnati Exchange Club
Starr Concert
Chautauqua Service
William Duning
Oberammergau Passion and musical events schedule
A series of Oberammergau Passion performances and related musical lectures runs daily from Sunday March 29 to Thursday April 2 across churches in Westwood Salem Presby, Secatan M E, Elberon Presbyterian, Oakley Reformed, and Forrestville. Featured soloists include Prof. Erich Sorantin and William Duning with local choirs and dramatic readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Salem Presbyterian Church
Mozart and Higbeeaven
F. C. Heldner
Oberammergau
Ericha
Cincinnati College of Music
Vieila
Anton Lang
William During
Secatan M. E
Montgomery
Elberon
Presbyterian Church
Overlook Avenue
Price Hill
Erich Sorantin
Oakley Reformed Church
Taylor Avenue
Shroer
George Duning
Carl Kuehner
William Duning
Philomathians Hold April Meeting and New Officers
Philomathians set an April 7 meeting at Mrs. E. F. Skidmore s home. New officers elected include Mrs. W. P. Fosdick president Mrs. C. V. Anderson vice president Mrs. E. F. Skidmore secretary Mrs. R. R. Panzer treasurer and Mrs. R. C. Webster press secretary with Dorothy Lauterbach as lieutenant.
French Art Lecture Series At Walnut Hills Library
M. Louis Rean of the Ecole du Louvre and president of the Society of French Art will speak at Walnut Hills Public Library at 8 pm tomorrow on Artistic Relations Between France and the United States. On Friday at the same time M. Marc Peter, ambassador of Switzerland, will discuss A Friend of Voltaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Francaise
M. Louis Rean
Ecole du Louvre
Paris
Society of French Art
Walnut Hills’ Public Library
France
United States
M. Marc Peter
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
Voltaire
Wyoming Woman's Club Garden Day Lecture
The Wyoming Woman's Club will host a garden day tomorrow at 3 p.m. Hon. Martin L. Davey will lecture on trees, followed by a tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Woman’s Club
Martin L. Davey
The Saturday Literary Club Hosts Miss Maude Cone
The Saturday Literary Club was entertained by Miss Maude Cone at the home of the Misses Aldrich in Hyde Park. Miss Cora Logan read selections from The Cathedral by Walpole. Miss Alfarata Hill will host the next gathering on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Cone
Raschig Club to elect officers April meeting
Mrs. A. G. Wulff will speak at the Raschig Mothers and Teachers' Club meeting on April 2 at 2 30. Election of officers will follow the talk. Norwood Federation board to meet Wednesday at 7 30 at President Mrs. William Fridman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raschig Mothers and Teachers’ Club
A. G. Wulff
Raschig Club
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norwood Federation
William Fridman
Daughters of Veterans Meeting Friday in Central Turner Hall
Mrs. Ida McKinley Tent No. 75 of the Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War meets Friday at 1 30 PM in Room 8 at Central Turner Hall 1409 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Ida McKinley
Daughters of Veterans of the
Central
Turner Hall
Walnut Street
Longview Social Service Committee Meets at Hospital
The fourth monthly Longview Social Service Committee meeting was held at Longview Hospital Tuesday afternoon with Rev Francis Gressle presiding in Rev Charles G Reade's absence. A report covered a sale in a storeroom of the Hotel Gibson that netted about $250 plus some $50 in future orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Social Service Committee
Longview Hospital
Charles G. Reade
Francis Gressle
Gibson
Illustrated talk by Congressman Davey at Norwood Library
Under the Garden Circle of the Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs Congressman Morton L. Davey will present an illustrated lecture tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Norwood Library Auditorium. Clayton Howe, principal of Norwood High School, will introduce the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Martin Lavey
Davey
Forestry Folk
Oman
Wyoming Woman's Club
Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Terrace Park Garden Club
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Morton L. Davey
Washington, D. C
Norwood Library
Clayton Howe
Norwood High School
Hamilton County Women's Democratic Club to Meet at Duckworth
The Hamilton County Women's Democratic Club holds a regular meeting at the Duckworth Clubhouse 217 West Ninth street on Tuesday evening Judge meet S. Marx will speak on The World part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Women’s Democratic Club
Duckworth
West Ninth Street
Judge Meet
S. Marx
Girl Scouts to Give Merit Badges in April
Merit badges Hostess Home Nurse and Pathfinder to be awarded in April. Registrations with material due to the Girl Scout office by April 15. Miss Agnes Reeve, local director, spoke at the Whittier school meeting. Troop No. 6 assisted the Mothers' Club. Miss Reeve and Miss Corbett of headquarters visited Troop No. 80 in Harrison, Ohio. After the program the Silver Star patrol served refreshments. A model troop meeting preceded the distribution of three gold attendance stars and six silver stars. Troop No. 41 of Price Hill enjoyed a hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Reeve
Whittier School
Price
Mothers’ Club
Emily Corbett
Girl Scout
Harrison
Silver Star Patrol
Good Shepherd Auxiliary Plans March Meeting at Convent
The Good Shepherd Auxiliary will hold its regular quarterly meeting at the Good Shepherd Convent Price Hill on Sunday March 29 at 3 o'clock. The program includes a business session and a musical program by the orchestra and pupils from Mt. St. Mary's Training School for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Auxiliary
Good Shepherd
Price Hill
Mt. St. Mary’s Training School For
Upton Study Club Met at American Legion Home
The Upton Study Club held its regular meeting at the American Legion Home. Mrs. Robert Fischer spoke on Federated Clubs and Dr. S. Annie Yates delivered a lecture on Psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Study Club
American Legion Home
Robert Fischer
S. Annie Yates
Woman's City Club Spring Calendar of Meetings and Events
A list of upcoming Women's City Club activities includes a March luncheon with speaker Martin L. Davey on forestry conservation and a Civic luncheon with Lulu May Alar on youth delinquency. The week features study committees rummage sale, membership and parliamentary practice classes, and a Junior Workshop for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s City Club
Friendship Garden Circle
Martain L. Davey
Washington, D. C
Civic and Vocational League
Lulu May Aler
Juvenile Protective Association
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association Weekly Program
The Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association schedules a weekly program: Monday Junior Service Sewing Guild 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 5 pm. Tuesday Arts and Crafts 10 am and lecture on Birth Control by Rev. Mark A. Cain SJ at 7:15 pm. Wednesday Dressmaking 1:30 and 7 pm. Thursday Millinery 2 pm and 7:30 pm Practical English 7 pm Conversational French 8 pm Advanced Diction 8 pm. Friday Aesthetic dancing 10 pm and Advanced dance class 7:30 pm. Saturday Little Flower class 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Junior Service Sewing Guild
Arts and Crafts
Mark A. Cain
S.J
Y W C A Weekly Calendar Highlights Schedule
The Y M C A weekly agenda lists events from March 30 to April 4 including executive and committee meetings, lip reading classes led by Miss Mithoefer, rummage sales, sewing circles, and a Federated Industrial Clubs party. Activities involve Woodward High School and Central Avenue locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anteem
Board of
Koda Klub
Woodward, Y. Club
Industrial Club
Federated Industrial Clubs Party
Cincinnati League
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meets at Church This Thursday
Suburban society notes report the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society gathering at 2 oclock this Thursday at the church with hostesses Mesdames C Luessen Harry D Long and Charles Manthe. Also listed are social visits sewing club luncheons and upcoming church school service league hostess Miss Judith Boutet with details of attendees and wedding party members including Marion Eggers maid of honor Merrill Meehinasett best man and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
C. Luessen
Harry D. Long
Charles Manthe
W. H. Parris
Paris
H. F. Stoffregen
Sewing Club
J. R. Jordan, Jr
Madison Road
Judith Boutet
Church School Service League
C. R. Williamson
Northside
Aaron Watkins
Marion Eggers
Adda Belle Roger
Dorothy Lewis
Merrill Meehinasett
Cleveland
Robert We
Sherwood Hitchins
Fairview Heights Dinner Parties and Gatherings
Mrs Louis Gatto hosted a Tuesday dinner with guests including Mrs Anna Brossard Mrs M McCain and other neighbors. Springfield visitors Mr and Mrs G Franz and Spokane guest Mrs Heil were entertained at the Blair residence in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gatto
Tuenry
Anna Brossard
M. McCain
Heiman
Koller
G. Grote
Brankamp
David Hanlon
Nora Rothart
Sam Gatto
Alma Koller
Sophia Schultz
Mary Klein
Elizabeth Klein
Richa Lebhey
Barbara Berker
Flora Aklering
Albert Krapp
Groeber
Springfield
G. Franz
Fairview Heights
D. B. Heil
Spokane
Wash
Ed Blair
Lebanon
Alice
Helen Wessels
Olga Johnson
Margaret McNally
Alpha —— Sorority
Vs. Juegling
Norma Wilson
Karl Wuestenfelt
Zwygart
Helen Vivian
Alfred Hoff, Sr
Joseph Sullivan
T. Bevis
William Kenneth
Etta Lee Zwygart
Delores Bevis
George Zwygart
Elmer Hoff
Alfred Hoff, Jr
G. F. Franz
Herbert Flessa
Marriage announces Lilian Mager wed William Car
Miss Lilian Margaret Mager daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mager of Fromme Avenue wed Mr William Car son of Mr and Mrs W L Eggers of Cleveland Ohio in a solemn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Maragret Mager
Fred Mager
Fromme Avenue
William Car
W. L. Eggers
Cleveland, O
Solem
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at Mt Washington Reunion
Misses Mergler of Mt Auburn Cincinnati visited Beechmont residents the Stevens. At the Presbyterian Church reunion on Thursday the Ladies Aid Society elected officers for the coming year: Mrs Finley Brooke President, Mrs White Vice President, Mrs Evans Secretary, and Mrs Charles Drockett Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergler
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
E. H. Stevens
Beechmont Avenue
Finley Brooke
White
Evans
Charles Drockett
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Sayler Park and Fernbank Social Gatherings Noted
Mrs. John Stanton of Sayler Park hosted a party at the Hotel Alms with guests from Avondale Clifton and Sayler Park. Mrs. H Lee Early of Sayler Park held a luncheon bridge at the Cincinnati Business Men's Club for her daughter Mrs. George Roberts of Medway Oregon with many attendees. The Sayler Park Embroidery Club is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
Sayler Park
Alms
Sarah B. Hornaday
Oscar Hurd
Alvin Clarke
Julius Friedeborn
Mary Johnson
Julia Leighton
Alma Joseph
Avondale
William Gibson
May Gibson
Clifton
Mary
Laura Price
Stanton
H. Lee Early
Cincinnati
Lefayette Robinson
William Hall
Elia Laurence
Nettie Andrew
E. M. Flagler
Frank Adae
Lewis Daniel
Hirst
David
Delhi
Social Gatherings On Linwood And Local Churches
Mrs H A Stegemeir hosted a Friday luncheon on Linwood Road with Mesdames Dautzauer Brunk Kennedy Heights Houshue Riggs and Wallace Stevens. Missionary Society meets Thursday with Mrs Whiteman. congregational meeting at Presbyterian Church on Wednesday. Christian Endeavor held a Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs C Hick’s home Archer Avenue. Ladies Aid Society met at Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon. officers elected including President Mrs Robert Jenkinson and Treasurer Mrs Mary Hartman. Mrs William Lawrence hosted a Friday dinner for her mother Mrs Andrew Kummer’s ninetieth birthday. guests included Mesdames Louis Shafer Anton Casper Kate Schuchardt Emil Rueckert C Bloebaum George Newfarth Louis Bley and Edward Kummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stegemeir
Linwood Road
Dautzauer
C. L. Brunk
Kennedy Heights
Houshue
Riggs
Wallace Stevens
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Whiteman
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
C. Hick
Archer Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Jenkinson
Edward Ludwick
W. H. Hartman
Mary Hartman
William Lawrence
Andrew Kummer
Louis Shafer
Anton Casper
Kate Schuchardt
Emil Rueckert
C. Bloebaum
George Newfarth
Louis Bley
Edward Kummer
Edwards
Helen
Eleanor
Europe
Spain
Africa
Jaly
Eleanor Nunn
Edwards Road
Detroit
Isabelle
Louis Schafer
Kate Schucart
Charles Bloebaum
George Neufarth
Frances Dulheimer
Ault Park
Arthur Barnsmith
College Hill
Winton Road
Bridge
Hyde Park Socials Promote Church Fund and Literary Event
In Hyde Park Mrs. Floyd Barnes hosts a home for a Baptist Church building fund with Mesdames Dunning Pope Griffith West Claybourne Wagner Beaman and others. Mrs L H Klayer hosted Once in a While Club on Hyde Park Avenue with Mesdames McCord Brown Romer Wilmer McDermott truens and Rone attending. Anna Campbell returned from Chicago. G A Schach visited Florida. Clark B Firestone author of The Coasts of Illusion attended an informal reception hosted by Hyde Park groups led by the Eastern Hills Literary Society. Mr and Mrs H C Trimble hosted Mrs Belle Opedyke of Durango as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Barnes
The
Baptist Church
Robert Dunning
Adam Pope
Griffith
West
Claybourne
Wagner
Beaman
Barnes
Raymar Drive
L. H. Klayer
Hyde Park Avenue
A. McCord
C. Brown
Arthur Romer
S. Wilmer
J. McDermott
H. Truens
H. Rone
Anna Campbell
Chicago
Ill
G. A. Schach
Florida
Clark B. Firestone
Hyde Park
Eastern Hills. Literary Society
H. C. Trimble
Belle Opedyke
Durango
Col
College Hill Society Notes Dances and Visits
Invitations for a April 17 dance at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peers Collins home honor daughters Charlotte Cox Collins and Mary Cox Collins. Mrs. Harold T. Simpson hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Mark Upson of New York visiting her parents on East Hill. Upson and Simpson families marked a first anniversary village party. Mrs. Harold M. Altamer hosted for Mrs. Charles Bennett of Toledo visiting her mother on Friday. Eleanor Chace arrives from Vassar to spend Easter with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peers Collins
Charlotte Cox Collins
Mary Cox Collins
Harold T. Simpson
Mark Upson
Alice Barnard
New York
Robert C. Barnard
East Hill
Charlies H. Upson
Frances Simpson
Harold M. Altamer
Charles Bennett
Toledo
Helen Gibbons
Eleanor Chace
Vassar
Norman Hace
Amusement Club luncheon and bridge gossip notes
Mrs E O Ragland hosted a 1 pm luncheon and bridge for the Amusement Club on Friday afternoon. Mrs B F Croley visits friends in Dover Kentucky. Friday Sewing Club gathered with Miss Helen Moreaux on Erie Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Loeb Jr hosted a Friday dinner for Mr and Mrs Howard Loeb with guests Mr and Mrs Clifford Studer Mr and Mrs T G Strauss and Mr and Mrs Richard Fluke. Nora Mann of Wilmington Ohio visits cousin Mrs J H Lease for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Ragland
Amusement Club
B. F. Croley
Dover
Helen Moreaux
Erie Avenue
George Loeb, Jr
Howard Loeb
Clifford Studer
T. G. Strauss
Richard Fluke
Nora Mann
Wilmington, O
J. H. Lease
Dinner Honoring Mr G Robertson Birthday in Carthage
Mr and Mrs Albert Cook hosted a dinner in Carthage for the birthday anniversary of Mr G Robertson. Guests included Mr and Mrs R C Phillips Miss Dorothy Cook and several others. The day featured several club gatherings led by Mrs Teckmeier Mrs W A Mofford and Mrs J Speeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cook
G. Robertson
R. C. Phillips
Dorothy Cook
Messrs
F. Gurney
Caldwell Robertson
F. A. Phillips
Albert
Walter Cook
Teckmeier
Golden Rule Club
W. A. Mofford
Suburban
Roseneath Club
A. Daley
J. Speeg
Jolly Social Club
European Tour and Local Social Notes at Mt Lookout
Mt Lookout notices list travelers in Europe and plans for North Africa and July. It notes Miss Eleanor Nunn returning from Detroit and several host dinner parties with named guests and birthdays, including Mrs Kummer and Mrs Schafer.
Local Guests to Lecture on Arch Conservative Society Event
Mrs E Wassis and others from Winton Place will host Dr G M Whicker of New York as he lectures for the Arch aeological Society on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W.assis
John T. Andrews
Edward Kich
Melvin Felheim
L. J. Huff
Thelma King
Louise Thoman
Winton Place
Robert J. Smith
Winton Road
G. M. Whicker
New York
Archaeological Society
Westwood Social Notes Highlight Florida Trips and Visits
Mr and Mrs Dave H Willey returned from Ormond Beach Florida while Mrs Roger W Taylor hosted the Friday Afternoon Sewing Club at Arwiler avenue with attendees including Mrs Charles W R Broeman and others. Mrs Charles G Boalt hosted the Westwind Art Club on Cheviot avenue and Mrs Harold Neave entertained a sewing group with a long list of guests. Mr and Mrs Henry Shaffer returned from a Florida winter and Dona Little visits Nashville Tennessee friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave H. Willey
Ormond Beach
Fla
Roger W. Taylor
Arwiler Avenue
Charles W. R Broeman
William H. Mitchell
Harry A. Burdorf
Charles A. Brown
D. L. Smith
J. Prior Baker
C. J. McKenzie
Dana Gillham
Charles A. Diss
Florida
Charles G. Boalt Eee
Westwind Art Club
Cheviot Avenue
Harold Neave
Henry Nagel
H. H. Hines
Walter A. Bausch
Thomas B. Morris
Frank Wente
Walter McFaddin
Charles Bishop
Wilbur Witt
Henry Shaffer
Dona Little
Nashville, Tenn
Terrace Park Social Roundup Oddities in Ohio and Kentucky Visits
Terrace Park residents host and visit relatives with trips to Columbus Cincinnati Newport Silverton Norwood and Atlantic City. Amanda Conkling and daughter Glen Roberts visit. William and母 Magill and daughter from Newport are guests. Mrs. M. Tarvin entertains. Berthold Fry and W H Boone host. Russell Erreth Sr. returns from Florida with daughter Mrs. Harry Baird. Dorothy Meyers Eppa Rixey visits. Gruber and George Bacon are guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Conkling
Glen Roberts
Columbus
William Magill
Newport
Charles Baysor
Given Road
M. Tarvin
France
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Berthold Fry
Silverton
W. H. Boone
Russell Erreth, Sr
Florida
Harry Baird
Eppa Rixey
Dorothy Meyers
Peggy Nelson
Atlantic City
Virginia
Gruber
George Bacon
Norwood
Emma B. Christopher
Jane Bacon
Bond Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
Mrs. EST Morton hosted a luncheon for her unit with Mesdames Rabbit Cullen Doers Herbrick Kline Smith White and Palmer in attendance. Several members returned from trips to California and Arizona. A surprise party honored Mr. Ben McCarty on his birthday with guests Ruth Ross Edith Beyer Evelyn Wolff Nellie Cooney Laverne Alexander Alice Ericcson James Bevis George Shockley Jack White Cliff Perry and Herbert Kauffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Est Morton
Mesdames Rabbit
Cullen
Doers
Herbrick
Kline
Smith
White
Palmer
J. Murphy
Jenny Little
California
Arizona
Ben McCarty
Ruth Ross
Edith Beyer
Evelyn Wolff
Nellie Cooney
Laverne Alexander
Alice Ericcson
James Bevis
George Shockley
Jack White
Cliff Perry
Herbert Kauffenberger
Nellie Ross
Lippert
Northside
Lemkuk
Columbus
Rs. Murphy
Norwood
C Oncomba
Hyde Park
C. Workman
W. C. Palmer
Mary Jordan
Zebold
Glendale
Edith Sorter
May McKean
Charles Hull
Nettie Denis
Albert Atkins
McCall
Dacey
Arlington Heights
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J. Herman Thuman
Fritz Reiner
Thomas James Kelly
Drama League
Clayton Hamilton
Sheridan
Literary Club
Eighth Street
Hamilton
Brander Matthews
Columbia
Mr. Hamilton
Frederick C. Hicks
Archaeological Institute of America
Woman's
University of Cincinnati
George
Bach Society of Cincinnati
Emma Roedter
Miss Roedter
Voice
Katherine C. Bennett
Adelaide FF
Locke
Laura E. Strubbe
Katherine Hall Poock
Eleanor Bain Irvine
Emma Burkhardt Seebaum
Margaret M. Katenbrink
Nora B. Thuman
Messrs. John
A. Hoffman
Louis F. Bader
Henry C. Lerch
Rex H. Collison
Robert Thuman
George Kattenhorn
Emma L. Roedter
Mr. Siegmond Culp
Nikolas Gabor
Carl Wunderle
Frank Kelemen
R. Corne
Herbert Silbersack
Arthur Dondero
Harry Berg
Gordon Kahn
Otto Brasch
Peter Angulo
Joseph Kolmschlag
American Association of University Women
Indianapolis
E. H. Ott
Thomson DeSerisy
William A. Eggers
Marie Dickore
Margaret Geisler
Julia Sword
National Committee
Boston
Denver
Ohio Valley
Socrates
Annie Lewis
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Wilmer Crawford
Plato
Delia Herron
Greece
Ida Ulmer Jenner
Dorothy Ackerman
Carol Walker
Paul Rittenhouse
National League of Women Voters
Elizabeth Christian
Kentucky League of Women Voters
League
Ladies’ Guild of
Holy Trinity Church
Hartwell
J. N. Alexander
Gulver
G. Co. ‘Cormany
Sjodahl
Jones PP. Stagg
Ellis
Schoenberger
May
Comer
Nettie Nieman
Hartwell Garden Club
Louis Guelick
Miss Nieman
Fred Merrell
Jesse Beeson
Westwood Woman's Club
Laurel Court
Peter G. Thomson
Business Men’s Club
Silas Waters
Association For the Preservation of Wild Flowers
Floyd Brailliar
Agricultural Normal School of Tennessee
Knoxville
James DeForest Murch
Masonic Circle
Hotel Gibson Ballroom
John Rettig
J. Alfred Schehl
Emery Auditorium
St. Xavier College
Arthur Nash
Thuman
Willis Music Store
West Fourth Street
Knights of Columbus
Business Men's Club
Cliff Burns
Walter Esberger
St. Lawrence Choir
J. Alfred Schehl J
Cesar Fanck
Kyrie
Lawrence Schriver
Clement Varnann
Emil Heerman
Deems Taylor
Samuel Richard Gaines
Howard Hafford
Robert J. Thuman
Goldmark
Huns
Liszt
Prower Symmons
Lannhauser
Tsolde
Marcian Thalberg
A. G. Rist
Frank T. Corken
Victor J. Castellini
Cincinnati Council
Kenton
Henshaw Shops
Henshaw
Henshaw’s Canal & Elm
Colerain
Fairview
Adolp Hahn
Dorothy Lauterbach
Seidenspinner
Ruth Shholtenbarger
Mildred Shacklette
Northside Methodist Church
Reeve
Tyoop No. 1v
Worwood
North
Oakley
MT. Washington
Fernbank
Linwood
Madisonville
Carthage
MT. Lookout
Terrace Park
Bond Hill
Pbs Ieee
Pisa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!