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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1908
Page
23
Caroline Hall heads home from West Virginia as Dr. Cassidy plans a May 15 D A R event for daughters of the Eliz a Kenton Chapter. Local society girls stage May 20 fundraiser at Ft Mitchell Club and May 36 opening dances for Ft Mitchell Country Club. гостей from Paris and Louisville visit Ft Mitchell while others travel for weddings, visits, and club events across Kentucky and Ohio with multiple host households and euchre fundraisers.
Newport scenes show Mr. and Mrs. Wright Youtsey planning a summer trip to Avenel Villa Place. Mrs. Julian Hiemann hosts a birthday card party. Mrs. George Starr heads to Baltimore. social groups host Whist and 500 games. Newport couple Carlisle Wilson’s wedding reception honors guests. multiple families travel and host visitors.
The Culture Club hosts a guest day meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Carnegie Library with a delightful programme for about 200 guests. Mrs Ralph Hallam and family have returned from Huntington West Virginia and were guests at four houses. Evans and family and Miss have also returned from the same trip.
Mrs F C English and Mrs Williams of Moores Hill Indiana attended the May Festival with Mrs Walter Tasker. The Tusculum branch of the Co operative Society will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Frazer Mt Washington. Members will take the Bethel car leaving Denham avenue at 12 30. Mrs Robert Chapman and Miss Evelyn Ladd sail June 12 for London to visit relatives.
Milford residents and visitors share visits and relocations as families host guests from Mason Walnut Hills Evansville Evans sons Speidel Elston Collins Heilman and Glascock in a series of social events and summer plans Mrs Christopher hosted a charity tea for the Woman's Foreign Society and the Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Stewart's home Reginald Glascock returns from Kansas City after a two month absence.
Mrs J Phiester of Hudson avenue departs Monday for a Chicago stay. Mrs Attlesey hosts visitors from Chattanooga for the Meg Festival. Miss Nellie McCorkle visits Bellefontaine Ohio. Mrs Rabb of Brewster avenue guests in Vevay Indiana. Miss Jeannette Wagner entertained with many guests including Marie Alden and Jack Greene among others. Abbie F Adams hosted by Mrs Coughlin formerly Evanston now Hamilton Ohio. Elizabeth Long of Jackson Ohio visited sister Mrs H V Spellman on Wabash avenue.
Lawrenceburg residents note travels and hosting visits from Indianapolis to Memphis and Cincinnati. Mrs. Joseph Harper hosts a dinner for her sixty fourth birthday with guests from Seymour Norwood and Linwood Ohio among others.
Miss Maria Wolf departed for Stuttgart Germany after a five week visit with her brother Charles Wolf and relatives. Ursula Koelsch spent part of last week with Miss Merrill Kelley in Latonia. Mrs Charles McKee g entertaining Miss Long of Mt Auburn. Mrs Charles Robinson and son of Cincinnati recently visited Mrs Charles Wolf. The Rev and Mrs B F Smith and Mrs Clara Barstow joined a party for the May Festival on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mr and Mrs C Kruthaup hosted a 6 oclock dinner honoring Mr and Mrs H B Layton and son Harold and Mr and Mrs Christopher and family. The Birthday Club met at Mrs L Meyers in Cincinnati with Mrs W Henn and Mildred present along with several others. BE J Bavis of Oblong Illinois returned home after visiting Mrs L M O Keefe.
Mrs Frank Ampt and daughter Miss Anna Ampt are guests of Robert Smith. Mrs Hartley of Dayton was last week guest of her sister Mrs Harry Weaver. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kitchell returned from Cleveland where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Kitchell. Miss Madeline Werner of Avondale spent weekend with Miss Katheryn Innes. Mr and Mrs Weitkamp returned to Covington after weeks with Mr and Mrs W J Weitkamp. Mrs Walker Yeatman entertained at luncheon with guests including Mrs Butler Mira Tregiee and others.
A season closing event with social mingling follows a program in the dining room. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Nae Bed, Mrs. William Bittle, and many others. A Men's Club reception at Park Avenue M. E. Church is planned for Friday. Holy Trinity Church ladies host an edible sale Saturday afternoon May 16. Various residents and visitors attend gatherings, dances, and engagements across Park Avenue, Burns Avenue, and nearby homes. Alma Sherwood celebrates her ninety third birthday with a party at her Home City residence.
Miss Irene Burdsal hosted card games with friends. Mesdames Samuel Sawyer and Paul Hahn visited their nephew Roy Hahn in Walnut Hills. Mrs. Hannah B. Marriott and Mildred Marriott of Cleves, Ohio, were guests here. Mr. and Mrs. Powell stayed in Newport, Ohio with Mrs. Flaugher. Carrie Burger led Epworth League services at the M E Church. F H Jewett and Eri Jewett spent time at West Baden, Indiana. Eva Iler of Mt Crab visited son B H Iler and relatives here.
Winter visitors from Florida and New York gather at the Altamont and with local families in Highlands. Carlisle Wilson and Edna Paschedag wed in St Louis, with a lengthy guest list. Mrs. De Camp and Ms. Jones host clubs as others welcome relatives and plan summer visits in Fort Thomas area.
Mrs T A Waring of Maryland avenue returned home from Norfolk Virginia after visiting relatives. Mrs Grant Perkins hosted a gathering for Miss Martha McDaniels of Louisville Kentucky. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church was entertained by Mrs R Lee Bird at South Church avenues. Mrs W Furbish and daughters visited her mother Mrs Francis of Huntington and Southern avenues. Mrs Walter Ritter and Mrs Palmer Carlton traveled to Georgetown and Lexington Kentucky for a visit. Mrs George Cayce hosted Mrs Seals of Richmond Virginia. Mrs Emma Herr of Lexington Kentucky visited her aunt Mrs Edward Fogg of South Dinmore. Mrs D McCormick and Master Roscoe Strother of Charleston West Virginia stayed with Mrs F P Purnell on South Dinmore. Mrs Ella Heintz of Van Wert Ohio visits Mrs Martin Dupauw. Mrs Massey returned to Dry Ridge Kentucky after visiting her brother Theodore Kennedy on Walnut street.
Announcement from Madisonville states Miss Etta McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs McLaughlin will wed Mr Roger Kemper of Cincinnati in early June. Mrs W C McLaughlin hosted a gathering in her honor.
Glendale residents hear of returns from the East and Charleston and Detroit trips. The town’s social calendar includes bridge parties, tennis club meetings, cooking and drawing room gatherings, and a large list of attendees at the Lyceum tennis event.
The officers dance Friday evening at the Ohio Military Institute drew praise for its brilliant affair. Officers in charge included Major Henshaw and several captains and lieutenants, with a lineup of attending guests and debutantes noted among Misses Carrie Bruce Hunt Poyntz Hietmyer Beising Merrill. Mrs. Alexander Huston entertained her Avondale literary club the past week. Mrs. Anderson and family moved to Linden Avenue. Mr. Lowe Emerson returned from Clearwater Florida. Mrs. Brooks hosted a birthday party for son Howard. Miss Alice Huston returned from Muncie Indiana guesting Miss Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G Thomson to return soon from Hot Springs Virginia.
A Friday night event at the Coronado clubrooms hosted by Stanley Hall and George Morris featured young couples in gowns and a lively dance program. Notable attendees included Miss Marie Matson and Messrs Morris Hall Matson among others while bridge tea afternoons drew Mrs Walter Renneker and a gathering from Home.
Mrs Neal Lamont returns to Cleveland after visiting her mother Mrs Deiniein on Main Avenue. Invitations issued for a May 19 recital by Horace Mendenhall at Kimball Hall. Past Matrons of O E Circle to be entertained by Mrs Wies in Avondale next Thursday. Mrs Pitts of Detroit visiting Dr Katherine Astier. Mrs Anna Leonard spent part of the week with Cincinnati relatives. Christian Ladies Aid to meet May 14 at Mrs Co EB McCammon 220 Second Street. Nellie King of Springfield to wed Fred Burdine of Delaware Ohio on May 14 at Winder residence West Anthony Street. Evening Euchre Club entertained by Mr and Mrs Walter Bonnell Mt Auburn.
Mrs Frost spoke on the Mountain Whites before the Monday Club at Mrs Roettinger's home. Mrs Walter Pentlarge hosted the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs J F Jewett Jr Miss Alice Tyler and Mr Fred Tyler hosted the Euchre Club at the Jewetts. Various guests attended the May Festival and leap year dance at the Episcopal Guild room. Commencement exercises set for June 11.
Mrs Ed McConnaughey returns from a two week visit with relatives in Hillsboro Ohio. Miss Lucile Knapp visits Laurel Avenue in Laurel. W G Hern returns from Amelia Ohio. Sirs 8S K Cruce and William De Mar Jr travel to Columbus Ohio. C D Pairan visits Chillicothe Ohio. Mr and Mrs Joseph Knopp Jr relocate to Cincinnati. Presbyterian Ladies Society holds monthly meeting at Mrs M Aikin Miami avenue.
The Rev Dr Moore was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening. Attending the May Festival from Bond Hill were Louise Dean Lucy Scarborough Lydia Wolff Emily Wolff Spangler Irma Adler Carolyn Earl Adelaide Heithaus Elsie Hessler Mary Strobel Florence Steinkamp Ella Keen Bess Keen.
Elmdwood Place hosts multiple gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes entertain with Eva and guests including the Schardts Tealands and others. Sunshine Euchre Club, Thursday Euchre, Solo Club and Scotch Lotto Club hostesses are noted with honoraries. St Alonysius plans a Derr Hall flower festival May 12 18 14.
Washington May 9 History will be made at the White House conference on natural resources with Governors of states present and a full delib erative focus. The East Room will display two 12 by 16 foot maps and hand colored transparencies to illustrate resources while experts present figures on navigation power soil and forest conservation. Proceedings open May 13 with speeches by Andrew Carnegie James J Hill and others as the White House frames a potential federal state conservation policy.
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