Cincinnati Social Events Highlight Early Summer Weddings and Travel
Residents of Winton Place Clifton Avondale and Walnut Hills host and attend weddings outings and travels. The piece lists marriages engagements and social visits including Norma Mackelfresh and Miss Mary Hull wed in Cincinnati and a quiet Wednesday ceremony. Many locals plan European trips and summer visits to New York Boston Louisville and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong
Walnut Hills
New York
Covington Socials Highlight Duke of Coverage and Bridal Parties
A Covington luncheon honored Mrs. Fritz D Cochran of Dallas with pink and white peonies and rosé rings. Attendees included Mrs Brad Shinkle Mrs Frank Cross and others. A kitchen shower honored Blanche Phelps and Isaac Phelps hosts Latonia bridal party plans and E M Bruce Chapter U B C marks General Lee birthday with cemetery ceremony and home open house. A Ft Mitchell Club reception and dance for members plus a dinner in Altamont honor of a Bristol Seminary graduate were featured among Covington society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont
William Corry
William McDowell Bent
Fritz D. Cochran
Dallas
Tex
Bradford Shinkle
Frank Cross
William Dohrmann
Robert Kroger
Wi, Eaton
Sam Long
Robert de Valcourt Carrol
Dan Hemingway
Frances Queen Wilshire
Elizabeth Westfall
Mazzie Biggstaff
Cochran
Edgar Stewart
Blanche
Edward Phelps
Paul Stevens
Joseph Finnell, Jr
Arthur Moore
Emily Woodall
Jane
Virginia Martin
Margarite Hunt
Bess Marshall
Dino Laidley
Verner Curry
Walters
Edward Grant
Altamont Y
Washington
Bristol Seminary
Lennor Gooch
Brent Woodall
Meacham
Chester Eaton
Social whirl including engagements and weddings in Newport
Mrs. William H. Bigler hosts Grace Atkins of Chicago with guests Mrs. A. J. Anderson and Mrs. George Ott. Engagement announced for Florence Walton Bartlett to William Earl Klein with wedding June 15 at the bride’s home. Numerous card parties and social events, with travel plans and summer stays noted for local residents and visitors.
Local Social News and School Notes from Hyde Park
Miss Edna Seymour hosted a Saturday gathering at her Madison road home with music and cards. prizes went to Miss Maud Dellinger and Miss Grace Minor. Ohio visitors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rief came after the death of Mrs. Rief’s brother. Miss Carrie Marsh led the Girls Parish Circle at St Luke’s Church. Hamilton student Miss Carrie Sharp visited her aunt Mrs. J R King and will graduate June 16. Miss Jeannette Greenwald hosted a luncheon for her H Thane Miller School classmates at the Altamont Hotel with pink and white decor and keepsake place cards. Mrs. Dick Burr and Miss Murphy, recently from Florida, planned to attend Case School exercises in Cleveland and a later commencement in Berlin. William Pierce will 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Seymour
Madison Road
Maud Dellinger
Grace Minor
Louis Rief
Columbus
J. R. King
Sharp
Hamilton High School
Jeannette Greenwald
H. Thane Miller
Altamont Hotel
Dick Burr
Miss Murphy
Florida
Cleveland
Case School
Berlin
Nde Ace Wikithe
William Pierce
Price Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Lee Greiner hosted the Bridge Whist Club on Wednesday with dainty refreshments after the game. Members included Mrs. Alfred Klausmeyer Mrs. J. A. Thompson Mrs. W. E. Scallon Mrs. A. T. A. Nelson Mrs. George Stewart Mrs. O Keefe and Mrs. Greiner. Mrs. Nelson to entertain next week. Other items mention gatherings and visits by local residents across Hawthorne Avenue Chateau Avenue and Clifton with trips to Conway Michigan and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Greiner
Alfred Klausmeyer
J. A. Thompson
Hawthorne Avenue
E. M. Pattison
Pittsburg
Walter Carter
John Kreis
The
Philomathians
E. C. Dexter
Princeton
Iil
George Steward
Conway
Mich
Edgar Hannaford
Baby
Charles Jones, Jr
Southern California
C. E. Jones
California
James Dalton
Riverside
Cal
J. J. Hill
Wisecup
Norwood
S. E. Wilson
Louis I. Belden
Connecticut
George Baker
Clifton
Dc. T. Taylor
Purcell Avenue
Elberon Club
Charles T. Taylor
Miami Chautauqua
Delhi Club Hears Poets And High School Commencement
Miss Valerie Kruthoffer hosted the Delhi Woman'sFortnightly Club with Miscellaneous Poets as the day’s topic. The Home City High School graduation is set for June 4 with a long list of graduates and a later bridge party honors Mrs. Wise of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Kruthoffer
Delhi
Cary Sisters
William Wolff
Cleves
Kipling
G. W. Hand
Bryant
Heber Haynes
Dr. Gracely
Thomas Kite
March
H. R. Brown
Home City
R. W. Wise
Denver
Mesdames Wise
Alexander Squibb
Walter Calloway
Ruth Beekman
L. B. Daniel
B. F. Lehman
Walter Lee
William Kayser
Brown
Edna Kayser
Nettie Andrews
Ella Lawrence
Jeannette Stone
Helen Hall
Essie Hildebrant
Edith Garbold
Homer Wiant
Alfred Hague
Old Boys Banquet At Ohio Military Institute
Ohio Military Institute hosts annual Old Boys Banquet with about sixty three members attending. Senior class of 1908 guests plus around twenty notable attendees and a luncheon for Miss Nellie Henshaw. Alpha Chi Sigma dance at Town Hall draws a brilliant crowd with many officers and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Boys’ Association of the
Ohio Military Institute
Misses Wild
Nellie Henshaw
Alice Huston
Misses Ramelsberg
Mary Emerson
C. P. Dallen
George Taylor
S. K. Henshaw
Charles Ferris
J. P. Bowman
H. P Collins
P. C
Edward M. Henshaw
BH. V. Fowler
B. Johnson
Burket Beal
EB. Kelly
William Chatfield
Raymond Lettell
Wearmie Beals
Howard
Neely
Spence
Newport
Alpha Chi Sigma
Wilkinson
Beals
Strobridge
Straton
McComas
Johnston
Lemon
Harmans
Burmeister
Critcher
Joffee
Phillips
Social news notes from Aurora and surrounding
A brief social column records visits and guests in Aurora with Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Haynes of Milford Ohio hosting Miss Laura Cline from the high school vacationing in Jonesboro Indiana. Mrs. Will Linx and son Robert of Milwaukee are staying with Mr. and Mrs. L. Somerfield. Miss Grace Haynes from Indianapolis visited her father Dr. W. Haynes as Mr. and Mrs. A. Epstein host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Haynes
Milford, C
Folbre
Laura Cline
Jonesboro
Ind
Will Linx
Robert
Milwaukee
Wis
L. Somerfield
Grace Haynes
Indianapolis
W. Haynes
A. Epstien
Aurora High Schools Alumni Reception At Odd Fellows Temple
Guests from St. Louis Milwaukee Paducah and Denver attend the Alumnal Association event in Aurora. The 1908 graduates are honored with welcome by President L Davies and a response from Clayton Easter. Mrs Sim Herdegan and others visit local hosts for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Epsten
St. Louis
Morton Epstien
Milwaukee
Morris Epstien
Padudah
Aurora High Schools
Odd Fellows’ Temple
L. Davies
Clayton Easter
Sim Herdegan
E. Herdegan
Belle Garner
Harrison
Calla Kassebaum
Columbus High School
F. Kassebaum
John Bailey
Denver
Col
Harriet Taylor
Charles Theamer
Oklahoma
Winton Place Wedding and Social Notices
The wedding of Miss Mary Marguerite Innes and Dr. Arthur H. Clancey will take place at their Euclid avenue home on Wednesday June 10. Maid of honor is Miss Emily Audem, with bridesmaid Miss Ethel Innes and flower girl Mary Innes Hinsch. Best man is Harrison Clancey. groomsman Fred O'Brien. Also reported, Mr. George L. Mackelfresh wed Miss Mary Hull at the bride’s home. they will live in Winton Place. Social guests and cards were hosted by multiple local ladies including Mrs. Tresise and Mrs. But ler, with gatherings noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mack~elfresh, Jr
Winton Road
Winton Place
Mary L. C. Hull
Miami Avenue
Burnet House
Mackelfresh
Gervaise Roughton
George S$. Mackelfresh, Jr
George 8. Mackelfresh
Clara Ellen Mackelfresh
Clifton
Charles P
Anna B. Shehane
Bascom
Indiana
William H. Bigler
Grace Atkins
Chicago
George Ott
A. J. Anderson
William Dorsey
Harry Stafford
Walter Matthews
William Bartruff
George Wallace
George Ott, Jr
Walnut Hills
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Card Club
W. H. Bigler
G. S. Bartlett
Nelson Place
Florence Walton Bartlett
William Earl Klein
Josephine Behrmann
Clem Fennell
Bartlett
George Taylor Rosselle
Terrace Park
Ella
Ruth Baker
Monroe Street
Minnie Mae Grannemeyer
Daisy Stiles Lesher
Shelly Arms
Thomas Bragg
East Sixth Street
Toronto
Canada
Fred Hart
Denver
Loretta’ Silva
Columbia Street
Anderson
Ind
Edwin Manogue
Albert Will
Redlands
Cal
Charles Wiedemann
Carl Ernst
Carl
East Third Street
Detroit
James D. Smith
Douglas Seaman
Kinniconnie
Samuel C. Reiley
Eva Crukce
Charles Blake
East. Third Street
Will Andrews
Charles Hooker
Avondale
Mary Andrews
William Botts
Nazzie Biggstaff
Davies
Douglas
Ella Louise Hewetson
Thomas Hewetson
Samug R. Moyer
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Bames Arnold
Third Street
Will N. Andrews
John Walters
Harry Wendell
Jones
Robert Thornton
Ann Hadge
Harry D. Smith
John S&s. Hodge
Lenard Speaks
Charles Coffin
Mrs. Hill
Newport
Stacey Ballentyne
Anna Berry
Mary Marguerite Innes
William de Camp Innes
Arthur H. Clancey
Euclid Avenue
Emily Audem
Bloomfield
N. J
Ethel Innes
Little Mary Innes Hinsch
Harrison Clancey
Fred O’brien
George L. Mackelfresh
Mary Hull
Fernbank
Robert Anderson
Dittoe
Weitkamp
Robert Gilmore
Butler
Herbert Kitchell
Boyle
Yeatman
Charles Hannaford
Elmwood Place Euchre Event and Card Parties
The Elmwood Place scene features a successful euchre hosted by the Lady Macca bees with prize winners including Mrs. Lutz, Mr. Crowther, Mr. Muelbyer, and several couples. Numerous ladies hosted or attended card parties with favors and trophies awarded to participants, showcasing a lively social week.
Wedding in St. Clemens Church Featured in St Bernard News
Miss Anna Hahn married Mr. Herman Heitmper in a ceremony at St. Clemens Catholic Church with Rev Father Floriea officiating. Attendant was Miss Louisé Hahn and groom Mr. Fred Heitmper. Over 100 guests attended a reception at the bride’s mother’s home and a wedding breakfast was served. The couple will reside in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
C. Keefe
Mt. Auburn
Mesdames J. Horton
Grace
T. Brannan
W. Henn
S. Spencer
Elmer
C. Wuest
H. Plump
L. Schulte
J. Meyers
Engagement announced Grace Alden and William Gregg
Miss Grace Alden is engaged to Mr. William Gregg of New York with a June wedding planned in New York. Also noted are Mrs. Alfred Hess visiting Evansville and several local residents traveling or hosting guests in Denver Clifton and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hess
Evansville
McCurdy
Grace Alden
William Gregg
New York
Myrtle Warner
Virginia
A. H. Walton
Roslyn
Clifton
W. 8. Stearns
Denver
Fred Hills
Madeira Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Weileman of Walnut Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mann with son Merlin of Dayton Ky visited the Jacob Mann family last week. Ednad Juchen is home from Germantown Ohio. Margaret Stahl of Belfast CO visits cousin Miss Viola Knopp. Mrs. George Trump of Amelia Ohio visited Mrs. Raymond Trump on Camargo road. Mrs. John Curtis returns from Covington Kentucky. Lillian Schieffele back with aunt Mrs. John Bateman. Mrs. Pollock stays with daughter Mrs. J H Wilson on Camargo pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Weileman
Walnut Hills
Cliff Mann
Merlin
Dayton
Jacob Mann
Ednad Juchen
Germantown
Margaret Stahl
Belfast
Viola Knopp
George Trump
Amelia, O
Raymond Trump
Camargo Road
John Curtis
Covington, Ky
Lillian Schieffele
John Bateman
Pollock
J. H. Wilson
Camargo Pike
Burns Avenue Reception Honoring Mrs Lindsay Held
Mrs Robert Lindsay hosted a 2 to 6 last Saturday reception at her Burns avenue home. The exquisitely decorated house featured guests including Mrs George F Barber Mrs Potter Mrs F W Harmon and others with assistants from Detroit and local residents listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lindsay
Burns Avenue
Geisel
Detroit
Mich
Carolyn. Welsh
Olive Hunting
Carolyn Macy
Willa Blackburn
Alice Tyler
Eva Edwards
George F. Barber
Potter
F. W. Harmon
E. B. Ransom
L. M. Richardson
Social events and gatherings at Hartwell area clubs
Long list of society guests and events in Hartwell including the Hartwell Literary Club reception at Mrs A B Smith and a HigH School Alumni banquet. Attendees include Mrs Julius Blackburn Mrs John Morse Mrs Edward Kimball Dr Maude Ruhl Miss Florence Stein and many others. A piano recital at Park Avenue M E Church and a lawn fete by the Home Guards are noted with hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McPherson
Charles Fox
Cyrus P. Calvert
John Morse
O. P. Hunting
Tressler
Burrell
G. Clifford Blackburn
J. Beeson
Frank Beatty
Thomas Abell
Frank M. Gorman
Harry C. Greer
William B. Hay
Robert Hyndman
George W Hart
Edward C. Kimball
Charles W. Lucius
J. Warren
William C. Peale
Maud Ruhl
William Scobie
John D. Sayre
Sherman Palmer
Jones P. Stagg
Anna D. Tatem
Louis Golden Vance
William W. Warner
Robert Wellington
William Meyer
Elizabeth A. Meyer
Julius Blackburn
Sarah Howells
George A. Shives
Peabody
Frank Spinney
John ©. Moore
A. H. Smith
Charles W. Tufts
Florence Stein
Larg Anderson
Emma Anderson
Edna Struble
South Crescent Avenue
Thomas H. Birch
Cora Sena
Emma Fitzgerald
Jennie Russell
Alice Gardner
Helen Merrell
Ethel Alexander
Elizabeth Birch
Jessie Birch
Lillian Randall
Nellie Skinner
Clara Brackman
Laura Birch
Maude Smith
Stella MclIntyre
McConnell
Louisville
E. Curry
Glenway Avenue
Hartwell Literary Club
A. B. Smith
Section Avenue
John Brashears
Jessie Cheney
Frederick Quine
Harry Quebman
Crabbs
Stagg
Thomas Campbell
C. G. Cookston
Benjamin Gardner
Harry Hutchins
George W. Hart
Clifford F. Kern
T. C. Kirby
Robert Lindsay
J. Warren Macy
Maude Ruhl
William Scoble
Anna D. Tatum
George H. Taylor
John L. Trisier
and M. Gorman
Hiram A. DeCamp
Clifford Kern
Joie Conner
Lucy Wilson
Florence Jaynes
Springfield
Harry Moore
Williams Avenue
Hartwell High School
School Hall
Nellie Caddy
Howard Hancock
Park Avenue
M. E. Church
Courante
Grace Warner
Revere
Helen Moeller
Harold Barker
Vera Beatty
Cora Taylor
Circleville
C. P. Calvert
Presbyterian Church
Home Guards
Ella Gibson
Ladies
Burns Avenue
Anna Morris
Westwood
Eva Edwards
Eastern Star reception honors Mary E. Peck in Toledo
The Eastern Star held a Tuesday afternoon reception for Mrs. Mary E. Peck Grand Matron of Ohio. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Arra Jacobs Mrs. Florence Skiff Mrs. Kate E. Jackman and others. A violinist appeared with Mrs. Lawrence at the piano as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mary E. Peck
Toledo
Grand Morthy Matron
Ohio
Arra Jacobs
Walnut Hills
Florence Skiff
Kate E. Jackman
Helen E. Jordan
Sadie Brickley
8. E. Georgi
Emma R. Lawrence
Kate M. Jones
A. Renner
Mary A. Griss
Florence Hunter
Margaret Smedley
Mary Sanders
Nannie Sanders
Anna L. Wintersteen
Emma Richards
Maud A. Anderson
Emma Weiss
Louise Serviss
Messrs
Frank A. Cutter
Karl Griss
H. C. Threkeld
Julius Werder
Vera Barstow
Lawrence
Thimble Bee
James Bell
Mesdames Fautz
Calahan
Leon Hayes
Raine
Shank
Scheer
W. Bell
Drake
Ivy Philips
Long
Misses Petty
Mary Bell
Ida May Bell
Rebecca Scheer
Henry
Doellman
Ellis and
Hallor
Hank
Ladies’ Independent Mission
Church Lawn
H. C. Cordes
Linden Street
Neva Hollman
Blair
Glendale social update includes travels and campus events
Mrs Alfred M Meade visits Cleveland as Camp Sycamore members gather at Woodsdale. Fragments list multiple visits to New York England and France. Local clubs meet including Bridge and Sewing groups with many members named. Glendale College gala week features baccalaureate, recital, reception and class day then commencement speaker Hamilton Mable of The Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sycamore
Woodsdale
Charles Blinn
Elsa Bateman
Madge Merrill
Ruby Sears
Isabel Sears
May Mussey
Ella Mussey
Mary Titus
Margaret Titus
Nell Blinn
Edith Hill
Richard Buchanan
Harry Brown
New York
Frances Rockwell
England
France
Bridge Club
Jackson
Henrietta Bailey
Elizabeth Matthews
Edith Taylor
Mab el Taylor
Louise Halsted
Edward Carson
Virginia Mollyneaux
Lawson Moores
Harry Hughes
Francis Fish
Margart Thompson
Alexander Johnston
Washington
Miss Mary Johnston
Mesdames
Benjamin Partlett
Guy, Taylor
John Little
W. K. Halsted
Margaret Merrill
William Galt
Wilfird Shepherd
Calvin Wilson
Howard Johnston
J. K. Sterrett
Thomas Carruthers
John Carruthers
John Works
William Allen
Edwarde Dawson
A. M. Allen
Stearns
Charles Benedict
Charles Moss
Lewis Ford
Frank Loveland
Angie Richardson
Agnes McCune
Margaret Thompson
Annie Thompson
Annie McIntyre
Madely Taylor
Nat Emerson
William Hunt
Trux Emerson
William Hopple
Lyceum
Samuel Bailey
Mary Johnston
Mesdames C. C. Benedict
John C. Carruthers
E. B. Dawson
W. M. Galt
Franklin Leach
Ralph Rogan
Clara Bailey
Helen McLaren
Anna Richardson
Louise Thompson
Rhoda van Nes
Glendale College
Donald Grant
D.A
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton Mable
the Outlook
Checkers Column Board Setup and Game Notes
Communications for this column go to the Checker Editor at the Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati. Contributors should arrange their games and solutions in five equal columns for the numbered board, Black side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Mathewson Plays White In Cincinnati Checkers Pair
Historic checker notes from Cincinnati reveal Christy Mathewson playing the white side in two games against the Hoosier Schoolmaster, with detailed move lists and analysis of openings Black Doctor and other openings discussed by J Henshall. The column also mentions Uloth Tyler match plans and regional visits by Plant Isom Ritter and others, highlighting Cincinnati checkers culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Plant
J. T. Slater
Louis Ritter
J. F. McMullen
C. T. Isom
A. Uloth
Cincinnati
Checker
Christy Mathewson
Hoosier
Mathewson
Bristol
Lotis Ritter
Checkers
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Ritter
Black Ritter
Payne
J. Stayman
Leavenworth
Kan
J. Henshall
Newcastle
Eng
H. Morrall
John Tyler
West Fifth Street
Columbus
C.T. Isom
Williamsburg
Newtown Social Roundup Hits Home Tactors
Mrs Hannah Tucker returns home from a Seymour Indiana visit with sister Miss Delia Brown and relatives. Mr and Mrs Lewis Matthews of Redbank were entertained by the Durhams in Seymour last weekend. Miss Edna Durham returns from a protracted visit with Aunt Mrs Emma Webb in Marysville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Tucker
Delia Brown
Seymour
Ind
Lewis Matthews
Redbank
Durhams
Edna Durham
Emma Webb
Marysville
Tennessee
Act of Congress Hits Marine Band
Washington reports a naval appropriation provision may bar the United States Marine Band from official functions. The measure aims to stop government musicians from playing for hire, threatening the band’s role in state occasions and Washington’s free music offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT OF Congress
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
United States Marine Band
Western Hemisphere
Exhibition golf match Excites Lake Como crowd
In pouring rain at Dervio the spring Lake Como Golf Club tournament showcased Osmond Scott of England against H L Gaw of Philadelphia, current Swiss champion. Spectators braved the downpour as Scott, with greater experience, won by a slim margin in the best district display yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Varenna
Lake Como Golf Club
Dervio
Messrs. Osmond Scott
England
H. L. Gaw
Philadelphia
Switzerland
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr
Milan
Scott
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Liston Avenue
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Scott Street
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