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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1908

Page

23

Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Parties

Social calendar filled with engagements and receptions as Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeBus host a dinner at City Club for Miss Marian Brown of Brooklyn. Marion Brown visits two weeks. Miss Dallas Downard guests and others attend whist. Various teas and theater parties honor Mrs. Wood, Miss Stark, and Miss Hunt while engagements surface for Annie Marshall and William Bruehl Jr. Local residents plan weddings for early summer and summer trips to Wyoming and Birmingham.

Newport Social Notes Mix Card Clubs and Guests

Mrs. Chariton Marshall hosted the Matrons Card Club with prizes for Mrs. Will Andrews Miss Mary Andrews and Mrs. John Phythian Guest prizes went to Mrs. Robert Carothers and Miss Mary Shanks Mrs. William H Bigler entertained her card club with honors to Mrs. Harry Matthews Mrs. George Ott and Miss Cora Bigler Miss Margaret Brooks hosted the Five Hundred Club with prizes for Miss Matthews and Mr. Fred Hall A luncheon followed and guests included Miss Laura Schever Mamie Muehlmatt Margaret Brooks, Mrs. Fred Hall and others Awaiting Miss Amy Hall hostessing Evening Five Hundred Club on May 15 Miss Mary Wendt hosted her cousin Miss Rose Wen ken of Portsmouth Ohio KS Miner from Sanders Kentucky stayed with Mrs. P M Witt Miss Marguerite Buchanan returned from Versailles Ky Miss Louise Giani and Miss Grace Cronninger attended a ball at the Miami Military Institute Miss Cassie Schriver hosted the S D D Club Prizes went to Miss Mamie Muehlmatt and Miss Elsie Wines Several other guests were present Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Barbour will visit Miss Mary Washington during the Saylor party absence in Martinsville Indiana.

Chariton Marshall Will Andrews Mary Andrews John Phythian Robert Carothers Mary Shanks William H. Bigler East Third Street Card Club Harry Matthews George Ott Cora Bigler Margaret Brooks East Fourth Street Five Hundred Club Miss Matthews Fred Hall Laura Schever Mamie Muehlmatt Amy Hall Alfred Voige-Collins James’ Stewart Monmouth Street Monroe Street Mary Wendt Rose Wenken Portsmouth O. Ks Miner Sanders P. M Witt Marguerite Buchanan Versailles Helen Ward Louise Giani Grace Cronninger Covington Germantown Miami Military Institute Cassie Schriver Villa Place S. D. D. Club Elsie Wines Daisy Miller Laura Enger Harry Payne Sadie Stewart Mamie Tree Aurora Christopher Robert Gassom Douglas Arthur Gill Irving Hills A. BE Stickmey L. G. Vance Winnifred Cauch Nellie Caddy Edna Caddy Ethel Caddy Edna Mooré Roberta Mueller Rosina Bumpus Edna Slack Helen Merrell Florence Kerr May Boston Mary Cauch Roma Raine Sadie Raine Marian Weighell Minnie Williams Marguerite Raine John Quine Leslie Raine Ernest Dartnell Walter Buiock Clayton Cormany Dayton George W. Cormany Corinne de Camp Hiram A. de Camp North Cresce Avenue Inez Anderson Katherine Connelly Jean Callow Katherine Folsom Mildred Chase Hamilton Dorothy Hay Adele Whitelaw Harriet Moore Ruth Scobie Gertrude Kemp Mildred Kern Violet O’hana San College of Music Charles Vincent Jeanie Quinton Rosse Frank M. Gorman North Crescent Avenue Dorothy Lee Jones P. Stagg Bridge Whist Club Woodbine Avenue Clifford F. Kern Frank Harder Edmond Hubbard Dale Conner Lucy Wilson Fred Tyler Park Avenue T. H. Birch Hartwell Athletic Club Ohio Avenue School Hall Janet Cormany Howard Hancock Bion Place George M. Rogers Bones Hiram Mason Charles Bartlet Tambos Teddy Randall W. W. Franklin Francis Myers Mr. Bartlett Mr. Place Chaminade Miss Corgany Mr. Mason Mr. Franklin Oxley Cadets M Harold Lishawa Francis Whitelaw Hester Whitelaw Snodgrass Lincoln Massey Richard Burbank Clifford Manns Harry Chapman Oats Inn Barbara Gunkinch John Quipé Prince Earl de Camp Mrs. Green Greenwood Martha Jane Green Samantha Green Helen Cormany Baby Green Virginia Thomson

Norwood Social Calendar Highlights Mrs Fisher Visit

Mrs. F Easthope hosted a six heart euchre party in Norwood honoring Mrs. M B Fisher of Columbus. Prizes included hand painted tamborette and Cluny centerpiece with guest prizes for Fisher and Mrs Oscar Roelscher. Several social events followed including a concert by the Norwood Musical Club and notices of club meetings and visits.

A. L. Pope Carnegie Library W. J. Roderick Nevada Norwood Musical Club Caambell Mere Shelton W. Campus O. B. Kaizer Gertrude Butz Alma Massan Irma Arens Holliday A. Humphreys Smith Flora Foster Irma ‘Chambers Mary Halliday Tschudy Orris P. Cobb Charles Gogreve Grace Gogreve Julius Friedeborn Ermaer Zoostic Club Walnut Hills Stella Unzehauer Farmer Beatrice Tompkins Podesta Winona Poage Ethel Ione Diggs Amy Hattersley Lee Loraine Hudson

Linwood Farewell and musicale for Mrs. Johnston

A farewell and musicale for Mrs. Frankin Johnston was hosted by the Query C Club at Mrs. A. E. Smith's home. Many attendees, with spring flowers and refreshments, celebrated Mrs. S. M. Ferris's ninety first birthday and her five children and families, including Judge Howard Ferris and E. E. Ferris.

Frankin Johnston Query C Club A. E. Smith Harry Skiff William McCallister Russell Mildred Russell Scott Darby Mabel Sloane Bailey Young Walsh Bessie Wilkinson Margaret Warner Frank Maltby Frank Andrew Laura Blair Borden J. O. Bowdish Charlotte’ de Ruyter Volney Histon Florence Ferris Daniel Williams F. O. Wilkinson BE. W. Wilkinson Silas B. Waters F. C Mary Taylor Mason Ferris BH. E. Ferris Johnston Raymond Smith Fannie Goodhart Miss Bates Raymond Shealer S. M. Ferris Howard Ferris E. E. Ferris J. A. DeArmond Charles Waters

Social visits and travel among Cincinnati and Indiana residents

Mrs. Joseph Co. hosts Mrs. Betty Fielder and her daughter from Cincinnati. Mrs. H H Dixon arrives from North Vernon Ind after a two week visit with relatives. Mrs. H Fox entertains Mrs. John Koch and daughter Ruth of Connersville Ind. Mrs. J Fred Rolf returns to Walnut Hills Cincinnati after visiting Mrs. Harry Klausing. Miss Anna B Cook leaves for Wichita Kan to visit relatives. Colonel and Mrs Jacob M Bauer are guests at French Lick Springs Ind.

Joseph Co. Sells Betty Fielder Edward C. Wingerter Cincinnati H. H. Dixon North Vernon Ind Nicholas H.] Fox John I. Koch Ruth Connersville J. Fred Rolf Harry Klausing Walnut Hills Anna B. Cook Wichita Kan Jacob M. Bauer French Lick Springs

Northside Evening Euchre Club Closes Seasonal Meetings

The Evening Euchre Club ended its season with a gathering at mington hosted by Mr and Mrs William Sterritt. The party included Mr and Mrs Robert Henry, Charles Stephenson, J D De Witt, J H Schrakamp, and George Pisher. Additional visits featured Mr and Mrs Robert Bowlby and son Merles of Harrison Ohio, and Dr and Mrs Edwin D Sefton. Mr and Mrs John A Pitts returned from California and plan Lin ton apartments. Robert Vance of Rushville Indiana visited Hendell Hawk. The Cumminsville Carnegie Library opened for inspection. Mrs Howard Barnett hosted the Five Hundred Club. Dr and Mrs Edward Nippert have returned from their wedding trip and reside on Hamilton Avenue.

Euckre Club Mington Wiliam Sterritt Robert Henry Charles Stephenson J. D. de Witt J. H. Schrakamp George Pisher Robert A. Bowlby Merles Harrison, C Edwin D. Sefton John A. Pitts California Linton Robert Vance Rushville Ind Hendell Hawk Cumminsville Carnegie Library

PRICE HILL SOCIAL NOTES AND VISITORS

The Young Ladies Card Club met last Saturday with Miss Helen Von Phul of Wyoming among attendees. Several residents and visitors travel, hostesses, and pastimes are listed, including bridge parties and Five Hundred Club gatherings.

Madeira гости and Milwaukee move entail new home

Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Bogen visited Euclid avenue with Mrs. O Sheppard before moving to Milwaukee Wis. Mrs. Joan Knopp and son Herbert return from Chillicothe visit with Mr. and Mrs. C D Pairan. Mrs. Charles Edwards and children depart for California. Dr H C Juler Hyde Park hosted by Dr Knight in Miami avenue. Mr William Ryan traveled to the Emerald Isle.

Louis E. Bogen O. ¥. Sheppard Euclid Avenue Milwaukee Wis Joan Knopp Herbert C. D. Pairan Chillicothe Charles Edwards California H.C. Juler Hyde Park, O Dr. Knight Miami Avenue William Ryan Emerald Isle

Bond Hill Social Club Row and Tea Tributes

The Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club at Bond Hill was hosted by Mrs. William Perin with members including Mrs. H. J. Wernke Mrs. T. J. Beck and others. A luncheon followed as guests from Milford Lockland and Madisonville visited and Miss Laura Mathias joined relatives. Carolyn Earl hosted the G G Club with several young guests. The Shakespearean Circle met at Mrs. C. E. Rainmill’s residence to read Richard III.

William Perin H. J. Wernke T. J. Beck Frank Cannon Harry C. Roberts Stanley Jones Orton Robert Laidlaw William Riddle Lockland Sharp A. B. Cole Robert Alcorn Roberts Perin Dan Brunson Milford Charles Case William Jenny Laura Mathias Madisonville Carolyn Earl G. G. Club Ella Bess Keen Adelaide Heithaus Florence Steinkamp Bess Irene Allen Wisie Hessler Shakespearean Gqgs C. E. Rainmill Richard Ill

Linwood hostesses honor Miss Walker with multiple footnotes

Mrs Will Milligan entertained at Rosedale Avenue Linwood with five hundred guests on Monday in honor of Miss June Walker awaiting her June wedding to Mr Fred Pressler. Prizes were awarded to Miss Belle Vere, Miss Mary Kilduff and Miss Edith Ilson. Walker received the guest prize. Attendees included Mrs Frank Milligan, Miss Edith Wilson, Mrs William Herbstreit and others.

Will Milligan Rosedale Avenue Linwood June Walker Fred Pressler Bellesvere Mary Kilduff Edith Ilson Walker Frank Milligan Edith Wilson William Herbstreit Joseph Humphreys Irene Carter Surdo Stella Pressler Belle Luckey Bessie Killduff Mary Killduff Lorena Walker Miss Walker John Walker Walnut’ Hills Edward Breen New York James Humphreys George Walker O. E. Walker California H. C. Whetstone Mt. Clemens Mich Emma Askew Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Westwood society notes recount birthdays and weddings

Mrs Parmela Schwartz celebrated her seventy eighth birthday with friends. Miss Mabel Dearness wed Mr Roy Newhouse at the minister's home. After a Chattanooga trip they plan to live on Mozart avenue. Presbyterian luncheon planned next Wednesday. Miss Weist visits Miss Caldwell at Mt Auburn. Leslie Starrs visit Harrison Indiana. Clarence Gillham hosts Five Hundred Club. Pauline Werk entertained in honor of Miss Wanner of Louisville.

Parmela Schwartz Mabel Dearness Roy Newhouse Dr.McKintey Wesley Avenue Chattanooga Tenn Newhouse Residge Mozart Avenue Westwood Presbyterian Church Miss Weist Mt. Auburn Ethel Caldwell Leslie Starr Harrison, Ind Clarence Gillham Five Hundred Club Pauline Werk Miss Wanner Louisville

Surprise receptions mark social events in St Bernard

Miss Geneva Nimeskorn received a surprise party at home with many young friends listed, plus a separate report of Mr and Mrs Henry Nalder hosting the Sunday Evening Club in Ross Avenue, and a large reception for Miss Kitty Romer at Town Hall. Guests included numerous local families and couples, with dancing, games, and favors awarded.

Geneva Nimeskorn Hazel Sarah Edna Dunlap Hisse Heidenreich Lauretta Marie Wess Anna Tieman Ida Vollner Gertrude Tekulve Clara Florence Geers Clara Herman Josie Kuhlman Marie Ische Verena Krapp Alma Tieman Margaret Burtchey Anna Geers Stella Mechtinsimer Adelaide Henry J. Nalder Ross Avenue H. Malone G. Tims Messrs. and Mesdames C. Busam H. Herbig J. Brecker W. Curliss P. Daley A. Duke H. Barker A. Sullivan Waybel Kitty Romer Town Hall Bertha Hoppe Agnes Ochs Corryville Francis Smith Mayme Manning Reading Josie Stegeman Mary Weber Emma Miller Elmwood Celia Rose Philo Lillie Clara Boehm Elizabeth Knittle Veron Burnette Clarence Schulhof Bernadette Peiper Rose Dengenbach Mayme Frances Desmond Alice Finsterwall Ollie Laboer Ruth Kendal Anna Pohlkamp Katherine Rose Bollmer Anna Krehe Lizzie Schrenker Lizzie Stricker Katherine Norris Mary Geers Flora Meiners Ida Kemme Birdi Mayer Emma Westerhof Helen Drees Anna Suer Flo Zink Lizzie Tekulve Messrs A. Boehm BH. Flatterman A. Wessel J. Mayberg M. Degenbach L. Broerman G. Pohlkamp J. Fink J. Layman R. Heinebrodt A. Ramicure W. Deyhle Baker Avenue L. Schulte Dixon Avenue Messrs. and Mesdames W. Henn J. Horton J. S Keefe L. Meyers H. Plump Spence A. Keefe Myrtle Myers Grace Horton Edna Wallace Plump Timer Sydney Spencer Baby Henn

Social Notes From Lawrenceburg and Nearby Towns

Miss Nettie Rodenberg hosts sister from Milwaukee and guests attend. Fannie Sutton returns to Muncie after visiting Aunt Fannie Gatch. St Cecilia Musical Club held with two hundred guests and a fine program. Madge O Connor leaves for Chicago after months with Mrs Storrs. Mrs Bielby hosts her mother from Harrison and Mrs Dietz visits Brookville. Lulu Kirschner and Bernice Wagner return to Indianapolis.

Nettie Rodenberg Will F. Lurhing Milwaukee Fannie Sutton Fannie Gatch Muncie Ind A. D. Cook St. Cecilia Madge O'Connor Chicago John W Storrs E. G. Bielby 8. K. Gold Harrison, Q Martin Kieffer Cincinnati Mary Flersch Albert V. Dietz John Dietz Brookville Lulu Kirschner Ernica Wagner Indianapolis

Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Florence Skinner of Colca guestsing with Mrs W B Lester on avenue. Miss Louise Jackson from Main avenue entertains Misses James and Wills of Norwood and Louise Johnson of Blue Ash. Anna Gage and daughter Hattie of Walnut Hills visit Mrs Harrison Durrell. Mrs Walter Caven of Price Hill spends Monday with Mrs W T Caven on Main avenue.

Florence Skinner Colca W. B. Lester E Avenue Louise Jackson Main’ Avenue James and Wills Norwood Louise Johnson Blue Ash Anna Gage Hattie Walnut Hills Harrison Durrell Walter Caven Price Hill W. T. Caven Main Avenue

Local Social News Highlights From Latonia

Latonia residents share party plans and visits as Cora Brames hosts friends on Park avenues. The Smart Set meets at the Deupree home in Glenn avenue with Bessie and Vertua Deupree. Purnell returns from Georgetown and Lexington while the Joneses welcome visitors from Connersville Indiana. McEwen departs from Earle avenue for Chicago as Riley returns home.

Cora Brames Southern Park Avenues Smart Bessie Vertua ‘Deupree Glenn Avenue F. P.’ Purnell Gilbert Avenue Georgetown Lexington J. M. Jones Connersville Ind Mason ©. Parker Park Avenue John H. McEwen Tennessee W. P Earle Avenue Chicago Mary Kate Riley

Latonia Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend News

Saturday visitors noted in Erlanger include Mire A Wehle and Mrs Hattie Brunt. Mrs Theodore Kennedy hosts daughter Mary Massey on Main Street while Emma Gilham returns home to Villa Madonna School. Latonia Country Club held a meeting at Charles Gillham’s Glenn Avenue residence.

Erlanger Mire A. Wehle Hattie Brunt Mise Clara Olinger Kansas City Mary Massey Theodore Kennedy Main Street Emma Gilham Southern Avenue Hastern Halidays Villa Madonna Latonia

Dance for Delhi younger set at Coronado Club

Fernbank and Delhi social clubs announce a subscription dance at the Coronado Club rooms in Delhi on May 8. The Delhi Woman’s Fortnightly Club held its April 29 meeting to elect officers and plan events.

Glendale Society Teems With Visits and Events

Mrs. Luis Allen hosts an Ivy avenue afternoon in a spring flower setting with many attendees including Mrs. William Allen and daughters in satin and lace gowns. The Glendale College pupils staged The Cricket on the Hearth at the Lyceum to a large audience, while the Volunteer Fire Department held a banquet led by Stanley Bowdle.

Luis Allen Ivy Avenue William Allen Allen Edward Dawson Sawyer Ight. Sapp Virginia Thomas Thomas Allen Charles Stewart Helen Stewart Florence Wasson Bentley Matthews Hibben Dudley Rhodes George Alen Miss Allen Harry,Woodward Emma Bliss Belle Cleveland Jethro Mitchell James Frazer John Works Allan Watters Alexander Lewis Wditer Jones Samuel Bailey John Shank Lewis Ford Clara Bailey Henrietta Bailey Janet Kinmont Mary Titus Mary Evans Spellmire Wilson Isabell Sears Helen McLaren Rhoda van Nes Hisa Bateman Annie McIntyre Neil Shanklin Louise Halsted Patty Jackson Ellen Jackson Annie Thompson Margaret Thompson Margaret Titus Dwight Sapp Mt. Vernon Glendale Ella Graveson Mig A. Z. Foster Terre Haute Avondale Robert Hargett s.Harry Shepherd Syracuse Marthage Fire Department Town Hall Stanley EB. Bowdle Dr. Lemon Lyceum Alfred Allen Howard Johnston Charles Benedict Alexander Johnston Margaret Merrill Charles Bailey Thomas Caruthers Dietz Caruthers Franklin Leach Willard Shepherd Harry Probasco Benjamin Bartlett Charles Richardson J. .M. Sears A. B. Taylor Virginia Mollyneaux Lawson Moores Carrie Moores John Burchenal Ellon Jackson Erriella Bailey Nan Richardson Madge Merrill Angie Richardson Elizabeth Matthews Margaret Gibson Nell Shanklin Helen MecLeren Edward Halsted Clinton Sears Glendale College Marie Bishop Oxford Aleathea Wheatherby New York Harry Keys Bridge Club Mesdames Sawyer Dwight Sapp Virginia Molyneaux

Visiting greetings and guests noted in Aurora column

Mrs Lucy Hurst left for a Los Angeles visit with relatives this week. Mrs BE H Davis hosted Miss Emma Wehe of Topeka Kansas. Mr and Mrs Harry Elliott of Rising Sun were guests of Dr and Mrs Bert Libbert. Mrs Carrie Downey entertained with a

Lucy Hurst Los Angeles Cal BE. H. Davis Emma Wehe Topeka, Kan Harry Elliott Rising Sn B. Libbert Carrie Downey

Local Social News and Marriages Reported

The column lists several residents and visitors across Lafayette Chicago Guthrie and Hartford. It notes Dorothy Glegolt’s Chicago stay return, Flora Conwell’s visit to Dr M Bond, Seymour Cole and family visits, May Cochran’s departure for Guthrie, Pauline Klueber’s marriage at St Mary’s Church, Louise Glegolt and Theodore Bosse’s home wedding, and Samuel Cole’s marriage to Margaret Crozier in Hartford Indiana.

Cobb James Durbin Guthrie Okla Pauline Klueber Carrie Klueper Liebecke Charles Liebecke St. Mary’s Catholic Church Macke Louise Glegolt Theodore Bosse Fisher Lutheran Church Samuel Cole Margaret Crozier North , Hogan Hartford Ind

Wedding trips and social visits noted in Elwood and Price Hill

Mrs. John Harris travels to Elwood Indiana for her sister wedding while Mr. John Feltes leaves for California. Kiss Anna Coffelder visits Miss Bertha Schoeflin of Price Hill last Sunday.

John Harris Elwood Ind John Feltes California Anna Coffelder Bertha Schoeflin Price Hill

Hyde Park Social Roundup and Travels

Hyde Park notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Adams and son to St. Louis, Mrs. Myra Jones hosting the Five Hundred Club, and Mrs. George Winter entertaining with sister Mrs. J E Kendrick from Portsmouth Ohio. Local visits include Mrs. J F Dickinson in Dayton and Germantown Ohio visiting her son Dr T H Dickinson. A theater party honors Miss Alma Hoffmann of California hosted by Miss Luella Scheiffele. Ruth Clemons entertained with five hundred in honor of Miss Hoffmann with a prize set. A A Andrige leaves for California for several weeks.

Joseph C. Adams Ars Inf St. Louis Myra Jones Five Hundred Club George Winter J. E. Kendrick Portsmouth J. F. Dickinson Dayton Germantown T.H. Dickinson Luella Scheiffele Alma Hoffmann California Ruth Clemons Miss Hoffmann Miss Clemons Grace Jones Cora Striker Edith Nichols Miss Scheiffele Nan Brown Emma Walker Margaret Dyer Myrtle Runyan Flora Heinrichsdorf Edna Heinrichsdorf Frank Sleight Clemons A. A. Andrige

Evening Euchre Club In Arlington Heights

Mrs M B Mosgrove visited South Charleston last week. The Evening Euchre Club met Wednesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Skillman. Favors went to Mrs A Crawley Miss Blanche Kyle Mrs Edwin Crawley among the ladies and to Mr J A Skillman Mr John Hall and Mr A Ley among the gentlemen.

M. B. Mosgrove South Charleston J. A. Skillman A. Crawley Blanche Kyle Edwin Crawley John Hall A.ley

Women's Club entertainments feature readings and songs

The Cincinnati Woman's Club department of literature staged an afternoon of entertainment with a George Bernard Shaw reading, a scene from You Never Can Tell, and a May Pole Dance. The department of art plans a lecture on Italian Art and a Riley tribute. W C A outing, euchre dance, and a Jewish Women’s Council musicale followed with diverse solos and duets.

Cincinnati Woman's Club B. B. Nelson J. M.withrow George Bernard Shaw Yergason Elmer James Taylor Black William Turner Claire Jr Phétea

Woman's Club Music Dept Closes Season With Concert

The Woman's Club music department held its final meeting Thursday April 30. Participants included Ern Miss Parke Mrs Klein chair chair Mrs K G Seitz Mrs Waterman Miss OConrey Mrs F M Smith Mrs A H Feiberg Miss Lewis and guest artist Mme Van den Ende the Belgian cellist. Hostesses were Mrs George Baily Mrs Starr Ford Mrs Caroline N Luther Mrs Edwin Shields and Mrs Ernest Osborne. An informal reception followed and Mrs Klein was congratulated on the success of the afternoon.

Woman's Club Music Department Ern George Baily Starr Ford Caroline N. Luther Edwin Shields Ernest Osborne Klein

Folklore Society to close season with roses themed program

The Folklore Society holds its closing meeting on Tuesday evening May 12 in the Literary Club Rooms. Mrs Amoretta Hitch will present an essay The Folklore of Roses and illustrate it with song and verse assisted by Mrs Flora McIvor Smith a longtime soloist at Avondale Presbyterian Church Mrs W J Williams of the Woman's Club and Miss M Louise Sprigg noted elocutionist. Invitations have been extended and refreshments will follow with Miss Helen Wood as accompanist.

Folklore Society Literary Club Amoretta Hitch Flora Mclivor Smith Avondale Presbyterian Church W. J. Williams Woman's Club M. Louise Sprigg Helen Wood

Woman's Press Club Meets. Flower Mission Set Meetings

The Woman's Press Club held a Saturday session in the Odd Fellows Temple with a budget program edited by Alma Fick. Elected delegates include Mrs. Cora Young Wiles to the National Convention in Boston and new active and associate members. Flower Mission plans its May 4 meeting at Walnut Hills Char. The first Thursday morning meetings begin May 7 at Christ's Church basement. donations of flowers requested. The Woman's Fortnightly Reading Club elected officers at its April 29 gathering in Home City.

Woman's Press Club Odd Fellows’ Temple Alma Fick Cora Young Wiles Indianapolis Elizabeth Seat Susan Rennick Thomas Gibson Berta Harper Amoretta Fitch Florence Wilson Sara Haughton Flower Mission Walnut Hills Beiness Christ’s Church East Fourth Street Reading Club Miss Lawrence

Church Meeting At Home Hubs Local Club News

House gatherings mark the week with church groups meeting at Mrs. FPBE home Mrs. Skillman visiting and Miss Blanche Kyle from Kyle's Station staying with Mrs. J Skillman The Suburban Dinner Club enjoyed a pleasing afternoon hosted by Mrs. Frank Wright at Mt Healthy with full attendance.

Church Fpbe Hull Blanche Kyle Kyle's Station

Dayton society notes and club events in Wyoming list

Mrs W H Washington and others attended the Missionary Society. Miss Rogers of Toledo visited in Dayton with Ed Brooks as fiancé. Club meetings covered papers on Cincinnati topics and Christian Science. Harold Hewitt returned from the War. multiple guests and hostesses hosted gatherings at local homes.

Highlands Social News Recaps Local Visits and Travels

Local residents host and visit relatives across Indiana Kentucky and Missouri. Carlisle Wilson and Edna Tasha Dag wed in St Louis. they visit Purdue University in Lafayette and stay with L H Wilson. F A Stein plans a Highland summer, Alice Bean visits College Hill, and Philip W Grinstead returns from Nebraska.

Carlisle Wilson Edna Tashadag St. Louis L. H. Wilson Ft. Thomas Avenue Lafayette Ind Purdue Univesity F. A. Stein South Highlands Alice Bean Brentwood

W C T U Walnut Hills to hear Antisaloon League official

The W. C. T. U. of Walnut Hills will be addressed by Rev. C. W. Elds ridge District Superintendent Antisaloon League next Wednesday at 2 15 PM at Locust Street Christian Church. Music and current events will be provided. The meeting is open to the public. The Queen City Chapter No 6 W O N A R D will hold a musicale at Mrs A O Zwick 1104 McMillan street Friday evening May 29 attended by druggists and families.

Walnut Hills C. W. Eldsridge Antisaloon League Locust Street Christian Church Queen City A. O. Zwick McMillan’ Street

Lecture on The Holy Grail by Miss Magurk at Women's Club

Miss Mary HB. Magurk gave an engaging talk on The Holy Grail with stereopticon illustrations Tuesday night in the Women's Club rooms.

Mary HB. Magurk

Walnut Hills Club Hosts Lecture Despite Rain

The Walnut Hills Literary Club held a guest day despite inclement weather. Hostess Mrs. Cloke welcomed attendees as Mrs. Farbach introduced lecturer Miss McAvoy whose talk on Famous Records covered pilgrimages to literary shrines, illustrated by Mrs. Jansen and pupil Truth Morgan. Flowers and daily refreshments added charm to the afternoon.

Walnut Hills

Council of Jewish Women Meets for Elections and Reports

Members are asked to attend a meeting at the Sabbath School building Reading road and Whittier street Monday afternoon May 4 at 2 30 o clock. The agenda includes regular officer elections seven directors and committee reports plus elections of five delegates to the State Federation in Toledo and two delegates to the Triennial Conference.

Council of Jewis Women Reading Road Whittier Street State Federation Toledo

Norwood Women’s Clubs Plan May Executive Meeting

The Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs announces the last Executive Board meeting of the season for next Wednesday May 6 at 3 p.m. in the library clubrooms. The final regular meeting is set for May 13 at 8 p.m. in the library auditorium with the annual officer election and other business.

Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs

Community clubs hold April meetings across Price Hill

The Price Hill History Club met April 29 with Mrs. D. J. McMahon. topics included The Second Empire and Victor Hugo. The Tourists gathered April 28 at Miss Elizabeth Anderson’s home but adjourned after a death in the club. Philomathians met April 28 at Mrs. Mary Taylor Hilt’s residence with Irish studies and talks by several members. Mrs. H. W. Davis will host May 12 replacing Mrs. John Kries.

Price Hill Miss Wells Whitaker Elizabeth Erson Horace Fisher Philomathians Mary Taylor J. Stewart Thomas Moore van Meter Dublin W. H. Jones Henrietta Buchanan Ireland Clement Mt. Adams Benson Nashville,Ill Brewster Covington H. W. Davis John Kries

Young Women Association reports progress and debt status

The annual YWCA meeting at Hast BHighth Street reviewed year events with reports from Miss Attend and others. The group is nearly debt free except for 20,000 on grounds as gym and education programs show strong enrollment. Quincy Club and Progress Club activities are noted with officer elections and varied programs.

Young Woman's Christian Association Hast Bhighth Street Attend Sprague Gayman Department of Domestic Science Cain Crew Employment Bureau Ida Westlake

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