Social News Highlights From Local Society Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harry Percival return from a Western trip. Tuesday Whist Club meeting at Ft Mitchell Country Club with a luncheon. Frank Perkins returns from Chicago. Multiple weekend visits in Boone County and Garrard Street social events. Mrs J J Craig hosts five hundred. May Stevenson visiting Knoxville. Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Dohrmann. Postnuptial tea for Mrs Edward Phelps in East Fourth Street with lavender attire and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Percival
Denver
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Frank Perkins
Chicago
Alex. Clarkson
William Bruehl, Jr
Boone County
Nora Brooks
Millersburg
Mattie Bruce Reynolds
Greenup Street
J. M. Bruce
J. J. Craig
May Stevenson
Knoxville
Tenn
Paul Howard
Garrard Street
James Blick
Misses Cassidy
J. D. Park
Carl Smith
Washington, D. C
J. B. Johnson
John A. Johnson
Blick
Detroit
Will Park
A. R. Park
Avondale
Lée Smith
Davis
Louisville
Thompson
R. H. Buck
Columbus
Stewart Getty
Herr Dohrmann
Tunis Ross
Matilda Farneau
Evansville
Indiana
Park Gilmore
Wallace Place
J. J. Reed
Burr Applegate
Miss Green
Alice Thorpe
Stanley Hill
Shepard
Edward Phelps
East Fourth Street
Phelps
Joseph Scarlett
Keturah Phelps
Ned Stewart
Robert Sutton
Dayton Society Guests Honor Friends Visits in Cincinnati
Social notices detail Mrs Henry Drysdale and Mrs Archie Woods hosting guests in Norwood while Mrs Frainey of Walnut Hills attends a dinner. Carl Donders and peers from Elmwood Place, Hartwell, Lockland, and Rossmoyne attend events with music, dancing, and red and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drysdale
Kerr
Archie Woods
Douglas McLay
Norwood
Charles Meckheimer
Frainey
Walnut Hills
Mesdames Ucotter
Regan
Kelly
Cincinnati
Tierney
Rossmoyne
Parker
Lockland
Ollie Stapps
Mary Haynes
Eva, Haynes
Bop Haynes
al Williamson
Frank Forsythé
Stanley Smith
Hartwell
Clarence Dorst
Henry Schneider
Reuben Rasbert
City
Harry Haynes
Ralph Meister
May
Annie Peare
Mary Hay
Annie Hay
Fairview
William Peare
Smith
Connelly
Fritz
F. Nickisch
H. Hoelscher
Indianapolis
Nickisch
Oliver Poquet
New York
San Francisco
Cal
Elmwood Place
Singer
Sunshine Euchre Club
Mesdames Laacke
Knech, Haney, Giese
O’donnell
Social events mark Newport plans and nuptials
Newport society pages detail a string of gatherings for Miss Mary Muhlmatt as her engagement to Alfred Voige is announced and a quiet wedding planned at the bride-elect’s home. The list covers guests, hosts, and multiple ceremonies, with mahjong and bridge parties noted among the week’s entertainments.
Hyde Park Weddings and Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood
The Hyde Park column reports the October 22 wedding of Linda Holden and R J Bea man with both Holden parents present from Zumstein avenue and Sidney Ohio. The entry also notes family trips from Denver and social gatherings hosted by Mrs Henry Garlick and Mrs Frank Jones with several local guests. Dr Blodgett and wife from Pittsburgh plan to move to Hyde Park as part of ongoing local society news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Holden
B. G. Holden
Zumstein Avenue
R. J. Beaman
Sidney, O
Nanna
Denver
Holden
H. D. Fulton
Texas
Fulton
Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Hollie Holden
Henry Garlick
Hyde Park Porch Club
Frank Jones
Agnes Evans
Burch Avenue
Embroidery Club
Miss King
Margaret Michie
Roferty
Nieman
G. A. Ginter
Andrews
Danks
Stanley
Blodgett
Pittsburg
Hyde Park
Dr. Blodgett
Community notices highlight social gatherings and travel
Residents attend showers and club meetings as visitors travel to St. Louis and Nebraska. Mr. Henry Garlick plans a Western trip to visit relatives, California, and the coast. Social events include a blue and yellow shower for Miss Linda Holden and Five Hundred Club at Erie Avenue with Estelle Brockman and Bessie Sterritt among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Blodgett
Milford
E. Greenwald
Jeanette
St. Louis
Henry Garlick
Charles Chapman
Nebraska
California
Grace Matthews
Linda Holden
Edith Nichols
Grace Jones
Cora Striker
Emma Walker
Nan Brown
Ruth Clemons
Ida May Smith
Helen Lindsay
Hallie Holden
Miss Matthews
Stone Garlick
Board Club
Mooney and
Erie Avenues
Hyde Park
Kappa Kappa Club
Abbie Michiel
Wisconsin
Julia Reeves
Erie Avenue
Five Hundred Club
Ada Seymour
Elsie
May Brockman
Stella
Julia Clark
Harrie Reeves
Bessie Sterritt
Estelle Brockman
Mazie
Emily Eger
Florence Spears
Estella Brockman
Milford Progress Club Opens With Large Attendance
The Milford Progress Club held its opening meeting at Mrs. L. M. Spencer’s home on Thursday afternoon with a large turnout. After an engaging program, refreshments were served, with many local ladies and guests listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Progress Club
L. M. Spencer
Mesdames Simmons
C. J. Spence
Charles Hommeyer
Dennis Cocran
J. Buckingham
John W. Lloyd
Albert B. Tech
BE. D. Haynes
W. R. Bass
Shirley Scott
Clifford Rolson
8. A. West
Walter Boone
John Collins
Robert Kernohan
Galen Cline
Frank M. Gatch
D. K. Runyan
Samuel
Norma Scott
Anna Hill
Lyda Runyan
Belle Boyer
Flora Edwards
Mabel Walton
Lucy Harding
Edith
Bessie McFarland
Dayton
Pauline Wallace
Bruce Wallace
Miami University
Oxford
Augusta Clarke
Indianapolis
M. H. Loth
H. M. McClure
George
Boulder
Col
Amos Tudor
John W. Lilyé
Virginia
E. C. Marsh
Mt. Carmel
Ella Lane
Batavia
Latonia Social Guests and Visits Across States
Mrs Edward F Fogg of South Dinmore travels to Nashville Tennessee in October and November to visit sister Mrs Faris Troup. Mrs John Wise Keller hosts Ladies Aid of the M E Church. Mrs Sadie Fitch visits from Bellevue Kentucky to Mrs Mason Parker. Mrs Mary Brents from Cincinnati visits Mrs F P Purnell. Mrs EB Bradley hosts sister Mrs Charles Hagemyer from Butler Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Dudley Glenn visit Prestonsburg Kentucky to inspect coal lands. Faris Troup visits Prof and Mrs Edward S Fogg in South Dinmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Fogg
South Dinmore
Nashville
Tenn
Faris Troup
John Wise Keller
Glenn Avenue
Dinmore Park
M. E. Church
Sadie Fitch
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Mason QC. Parker
Park Avenue
Mary Brents
Louisville, Ky
Dudley Glenn
Southern and
Glenn Avenues
Prestonsburg
Glenn
Cincinnati couple hosts German Prates Church shower
Mr and Mrs Alford Bertenshaw of Cincinnati were guests of Mr and Mrs D H Jessup. A miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs Bertenshaw was hosted Monday night by the young ladies of the German Prates Church at the home of Joseph Kellar. Attendees included Mesdames Olph Kern Jacob Kern Chris Holden Lena Feinthal Charles Butler Albert Durrell John Kuhlman Will Kuhlman John Huber Arnold Kewitt William Kellar and Misses Harry Burk Oy Zella Almaander Mary Jaish Kathryn Emma Vetta Hartke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Bertenshaw
Cincinnati
D. H. Jessup
German Prates Church
Joseph Kellar
Bert Nthal
Feinthal
Riverside
Mesdames Olph Kern
Jacob Kern
Chris Holden
Lena
Local social notes list winter visits and trips
Katie Schnackenberg Emma Schnackenberg Louise Kern Elizabeth Holden and Mrs Bert Fein thal Miss Anna Marsh travels to Oneida Tenn Ada Draper and nephew Burton Jones visit D C Jones in Coatesville Ind John Schott guests of Jacob Schott Clayton Lemon Brookville visitors to Al Oyler and Louis Klayer at Winton Place J McClure hosting relatives in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Emma Schnackenberg
Louise Kern
Elizabeth Holden
Bert Feinthal
Anna Marsh
Oneida
Tenn
Ada Draper
Burton Jones
Coatesville
Ind
D. C. Jones
John Schott
Jacob Schott
Clayton Lemon
Brook
Miss Mamie Robinson’s Linen Shower in Madisonville
Miss Mamie Robinson honored with a linen shower hosted by Miss Marie Moleux last Saturday. Guests included numerous Madisonville ladies and families, with entertainment by Miss Caroline Maxwell and song from Mrs. W. A. Hall as the Monday Club met at Bonny Brae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Moleux
Mamie Robinson
Frank Homan
Batavia
Gaylen Perin
Clifford Clemens
Archie Hunt
Francis Gardner
Harry Fuller
H. Kaine
Ray Conant
Jessie Getzendanner
Ethel Hier
Beatrice Metz
Clara Metz
Clara Maphet
Mary Royal
Cora French
Fannie Grosse
Ethel Hill
Olive Moore
Harriette Moore
Eva Clarke
Mary Homan
Caroline Moore
Lottie Ashmoore
Charlotte Moran
Carrie Mathis
Inez Mitchell
Zetta Mitchell
Blanche Foster
Mary Freschard
Clara Freschard
Fannie Madden
Florence Perin
W. T. Eggleston
E. 8. Emerson
Louis Guillanden
W. G. Hier
Oliver B. Jones
Thomas W. Jones
Sadelia Knight
A. L. Knight
G. W. Lasher
Herman Lease
W. C. McLaughlin
W. H. Meinhardt
Wyoming Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Travel
Alfred Stearns returns from Honduras after a month away. S O Bayliss family visits relatives in Frankfort Indiana. Fitchs host sister Mrs Clayton Howell of Mt Sterling Kentucky. Dorman returns from Catawba Island. Carolyn Healy and Edith and Mary Blair start Government school duties. Jessie Waldo to host Readers Club October 13. Lucy Blackburn of Covington visits Mrs Lutz. Martha Hopple marries Russell Dwight at Clifton home in a formal ceremony with family and friends. several ushers and bridesmaids attend. After honeymoon the couple will reside on Grove Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stearns
Honduras
S. O. Bayliss
Frankfort
Ind
Fitch
Mr. Fitch
Clayton Howell
Mt. Sterling
Dorman
Catawba Island
Carolyn Healy
Edith
Mary Blair
Jessie Waldo
Lucy Blackburn
Covington
Lutz
Harriet Stearns
Margaret Ndall
Jeanette Stacey
Mildred Cowing
Miss Hickman
Dwight
Robert Kinsey
Kircher
St. Louis
Howard
Vermont
Howard Hopple
Maynard Stearns
Boston
Mrs. Dwight
Grove Avenue
Elmwood Place Hosts Twentieth Anniversary Celebration
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Champlain was the scene of gay festivities last Saturday for their twentieth anniversary. Rooms glowed with smilax roses carnations and ferns as guests gathered from multiple nearby towns and cities including Bond Hill Jackson Tarpon Fla Mt Auburn Hartwell Dayton Ky Glendale and Cin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Champlain
J. M. Champlain
J. G. Champlain
F.cannon
Aldridge
Bond Hill
J. A. Vine
Jackson
Hartwell Literary Club Opens Season With First Meeting
The Hartwell Literary Club held its season kickoff at Mrs. Hyndman home with Mrs. Hyndman new president. A piano duet by Mrs. Gorman and Mrs. Kern preceded Miss Riley of Cincinnati speak on Primitive Man. Attending guests listed from local families and churches plus auxiliary group notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hyndman
Gorman
Kern
Miss Riley
Cincinnati
G. C. Blackburn
Jessie Beeson
Fred J
John Brashears
Jessie Cheney
Emma Cheney
J. C. M. Gates
Sarah Howells
H. S. Maddock
John McCurdy
J. Warren Macy
Carolyn Macy
Harry M. Moore
Harriet L. Nottingham
William Scoble
George A. Shives
Anna D. Tatem
George H., Taylor
Charles E. Walker
R. N. Wellington
Carolyn B. Welsh
Lucy Wilson
E. R. Smith
Holy Trinity Church
Beeson
Sturgis Avenue
Arizona
Louis Lange
Couch
Hills
Christopher
Merrill
W. O. Edmonds
Quine
Hiram A. DeCamp
Winifrede Couch
Helen Merrill
Miss Lange
Section Avenue
Fred J. Ross
Avondale
Frances Myers
Brookston
Ind
T. C. Kirby
Literary Club
Tiffin
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. Pvert
St.uis
John Morse
Shakespearean Circle Luncheon Held in Bond Hill
The Shakespearean Circle was entertained at luncheon by the Misses McKean of Covington Kentucky with a large list of attendees including Mrs C E Pummill Mrs J Hart Mrs G Langley Mrs A M Harvey and many others. Guests visiting from Indiana Chicago Little Rock and Wyoming were noted along with several local returns and dinner guests at Miss Walker and Miss Murray events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses McKean
Covington
C. E. Pummill
J. Hart
G. Langley
A. M. Harvey
A. G. Huffman
W. Jenny
E. Kersey
H. K. Kiphart
W. Murphy
E. Silver
L. McKean
Thurman Harle
Nee Ahlers
John Ahlers
Nelle Draper
Ethel Draper Norwood
E. R. Hill
Mary D. Strobel
New York
Canada
Emma Atkins
Harry Englehardt
Norwood
Richard Murray
Hughes
Matthews
Murray
Wyoming
Mrs. Murray
Miss Walker
Evanston
Mrs. Albert
Minnie Albert
Lockland
Emilie Herbrich
Social Roundup of Fernbank Delhi and Nearby Communities
Mrs. Louis Patterson of Delhi hosted the Ladies Missionary Society with assistants from several local households. Fernbank and Home City residents attended gatherings, a Fernbank wedding of George H. Kittredge and Susan Emma Carter was held at the Carter homestead, and local families planned visits and travels to Pittsburg Washington D C and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Patterson
Delhi
Ladies’ Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Albert Patterson
J. O. Falkinburg
William Curry
George Cook
E. E. Kruthoffer
George Hey
Carrie Strauss
William Flinchpaugh
Home City
Wingerter
Brieling
Ruth
Esther
Walter
Northside
Charles Powers
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Anna Hatch
Hartwell
Harry Gradel
George Greaves
Fernbank
Alpha Society of
George H. Kittredge
Susan Emma Carter
Staton
Carter
Sharon
Milton Sayler
Arden
Kittredge
Mary Wright Kebler
Pittsburg
Elliott Kebler
Atlantic Coast
Kearney
Washington, D
Delhi Fortnightly Club delegates chosen for Federation meeting
The Federation of Women's Clubs at Tiffin, Ohio will be represented by Miss Cora L. Logan of Delhi and Miss May Fearnley as alternate. Logan and Fearnley were selected after entertaining the Saturday Literary Club Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Social notes from Newtown and area gatherings
Mrs Joseph Baker and Mrs Lucy Prickett visited Mt Crab Ohio as guests of Mrs Edwards. Isaac E Edwards and wife moved to New York City for month with relatives. W T U met at church. Edna Lee of Carmel entertained by Josephine Edwards. Edith Drake visiting relatives in Illinois. Mr and Mrs W G Baldwin and sister Margaret moved to Mt Carmel Colorado to reside. Mrs John Wilson of Kings Mills hosted Mayme and Susan Stapleton. Hattie Balzhiser hosted Milford relatives. McCanning family moved to Sabina Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baker
Lucy Prickett
Mt. Crab, O
Isaac E. Edwards
New York City
Edna Lee
Carmel
Josephine Edwards
Edith Drake
Tlinois
W. G. Baldwin
Margaret
Mt. Carmel
John Wilson
King’s Mills
Mayme
Susan Stapleton
Hattie Balzhiser
Milford,o
Arlington Heights Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Mrs. Arthur Hawke of Clifton visits sister Mrs. J W Evans in Elliott avenue. Mrs G W Nippert hosts a koffee klatch for the Christian Church. Miss Florence Pell from Price Hill visits Mrs J W Evans. Mrs Hanley Nippert returns from Richmond Kentucky. Mr Edward Barstow takes a quick trip to Pittsburg. Miss Inez Rudel hosts a dinner with Adelaide Schwend Oliver Rudel and others from Panama Central America. Mrs H Grettenberg visits Arlington avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles McKaeg visit Batavia. Mrs D Tatman invites the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hawke
Clifton
J. W. Evans
Elliott Avenue
G. W. Nippert
Christian Church
Florence Pell
Price Hill
Hanley Nippert
Richmond
Edward Barstow
Pittsburg
Inez Rudel
D. Ratliff
Panama
Central America
Adelaide Schwend
Bellevue
W. Neuber
Cincinnati
Mary Barrett
Lockland
Oliver Rudel
H. Grettenberg
Columbus, O
Charles Koelsch
Arlington Avenue
Charles McKaeg
Batavia
D. Tatman
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Glendale Luncheon Club and Social Notices
The Luncheon Club met with Mrs. William Galt Tuesday. Guests included Mesdames Edward Dawson John Carruthers and Misses Rhoda Van Nes Lida Thomson Louise Thomson Helen McLaren Margaret Burchenal Margaret Johnston Mary Johnston. A Japanese tea and bazaar was planned at the Presbyterian Chapel Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galt
Mesdames Edward Dawson
John Carruthers
Rhoda van Nes
Lida Thomson
Louise Thomson
Helen McLaren
Margaret Burchenal
Margaret Johnston
Mary Johnston
James S. Heady
Connersville
George Lamb
Julia Allen
Miss Wright
Chicago
William Sterrett
Rovers
Patty Jackson
Ellen Jackson
Louise McLean
Madge Merrill
Mabel Taylor
Edith Taylor
Mary Titus
Margaret Titus
Wallace Cornell
Elizabeth Sterrett
William Allen
Hazen Biggs
Anna Thompson
Willard Shepherd
George Thomson
Howard Johnston
Alexander Johnston
Edward Dawson
Sawyer
Anna Thomson
Edward Townsend
Adelaide A. Boyd
Howard Richardson
Jane Adams
Springfield
Mass
Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Dances in Westwood
Westwood notices list a Friday tea by the Presbyterian Missionary Society at Mrs. Edward Reemelin’s home on Cheviot Avenue with committee including Mrs. George Witt and others. The XYZ Club plans the season’s first dance at Town Hall and Mrs J J Scott hosts the Art Club gathering with a large roster of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reemelin
Cheviot Avenue
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Witt
Edward Nagel
Orr
Arthur McFaddin
Willey
Keith
Davey
Storey
XYZ Club
J. J. Scott
Art Club
J. Kittering
H. Nippert
Olivia Gamble
Arthur Faber
J. B. Newton
Ida
Clara Lewis
John Hauer
J. Dunn
J. G. Williams
Sue Williams
Henry Garrison
H. Steinman
Arthur Morris
J. A. Peterson
J. Kelly
Mary
Carrie Crowther
C. J. Stern
Ida Hildreth
Sisson
Alma Orr
R. Wheatle
A. Curtis
A. T. Brown
Long
K. Carson
Amor Goble
H. Hildreth
Fred Pfeffer
Aurora Social News Highlights Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs A B Stark host guests Mr and Mrs Jesse French from Shelbyville Indiana. Mrs Guy Fagally and children from Burnside Kentucky visit Helen Bloom. Mrs Julia Johns and daughter Agnes plan a month in Galveston Texas. Eda Somerfield visits Dayton Ohio. Miss Sarah Gay entertains with cards. Miss Bessie Webber hosts Tri Kappa Sorority event. The marriage of Miss Laura Vall ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stark
Jesse French
Shelbyville
Ind
Guy Fagally
Burnside
Helen Bloom
Julia Johns
Agnes
Galveston
Tex
Eda Somerfield
Dayton
Sarah Gay
Bessie Webber
As Tri Kappa Sorority
Laura Vall
Birds of Paradise exhibit at American Museum of Natural History
Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis donated a collection of rare birds of paradise to the American Museum of Natural History to curb plume use in hats. The display features ninety five varieties with seventy specimens from New Guinea, highlighting the threat to species from hunting by milliners. Frank M. Chapman led two years of research and mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Frank K. Sturgis
American Museum of Natural History
Vs. Sturgis
Audubon Society
New Guinea
England
United Kingdom
Fifth Avenue Modistes
Birds of Paradise
United States
London
Dresden
Germany
Frank M. Chapman
New York Considers City Auto Superintendent and Female Officers
A dispatch from New York outlines plans for a Municipal Automobiles Department as the city owns 100 self propelled vehicles with a 300000 annual repair bill and high depreciation. It also notes talk of female police officers led by the Woman's Democratic Society and a new office boys training school to address hiring needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Father Knickerbocker
Woman's Democratic Society
Federated Women’s Clubs
Tower Building to Be Razed for New 38-Story Skyscraper
New York plans filed with the Bureau of Buildings reveal the nine story Tower Building on Broadway will be torn down to make way for a 38 story brick and terra cotta structure costing about 3.475 million dollars. Architect W C Hazlett, owner Broadway and New Street Company. The project will include thirteen passenger and one freight elevator. The site fronts Broadway 81.9 feet and New Street 80.2 feet. The Tower Building, built twenty years ago, is a famed downtown landmark soon to be replaced by one of the country’s tallest skyscrapers. Plans were originally filed April 17, 1888 by Bradford L Gilbert and approved after a Board of Examiners review due to lacking relevant code provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Bureau of Buildings
New York City
Broadway
Lower Manhattan
Singer
W. C. Hazlett
Broadway and
New Street Company
New Street
Bradford L. Gilbert
Wedding of W. E. Vail’s youngest daughter and Prof Payne
The youngest daughter of W. E. Vail of this city and Prof Payne of Mooresville Ind was married at the bride’s home on Saturday October 10 1908 with Rev S E Davies of the Baptist Church officiating Mr and Mrs Payne left for their new home in Mooresville A reception followed for Rev BE A Rader and wife by the M E Church Ladies Circle with Welcome addresses by Mrs Eugene Lynn A E Stark and Revs Davies and Wilkinson refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Vail
Payne
Mooresville
Ind
S. E. Davies
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
BE. A. Rader
Eugene Lynn
A. E. Stark
Davies and Wilkinson
Baptist
Presbyterian
Madeira Residents Share Visits and Guests
Ada Welsh returns to Cillicothe after visiting Hylda Ogier in Laurel avenue and Section street. Mrs. J. McWilliams and Edith of New York City stay with Meseroles on Laurel avenue. Grace Jordan of Norwood was a guest of Stella V. Watson last week. Mrs. C. F. Ogier visits her parents in Indianapolis. George Sarah and his young daughter from Beardstown, Illinois, visit relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Welsh
Cillicothe
Hylda Ogier
Laurel Avenue
Section Street
J. McWilliams
Edith
New York City
Meseroles
Grace Jordan
Norwood
Stella Vv. Watson
C. F. Ogier
Chapman
Indianapolis
Ind
George Sarah and
Uttle
Beardstown
Ill
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News of Society
Dayton Society
Newport
George Washington
Paris
Kate Mosher
Mary Muhlmatt
Maple Avenue
Alfred Voige
J. P. Whitehead
George Starr
Harry Reed
Mary Shanks
Bettie Carothers
Carothers
Dr.Carothers
Thomas Carothers
Mary Jones
Foy
Miss Hunt
J. C. DeMoss
Tibbatts
Susie
Lucile
Margaret Wadsworth
Grace Littleford
Bessie Ferneaux
Margaret Ferneaux
Bettie Wadsworth
Marjorie Donaldson
Phyllis Carter
Rodger Littleford
Messrs. Brown, Littleford, Jr
Bert Fernaux
Mineon Donaldson
Amy Hall
Elva Kalper
Laura Eyer
Muhlmatt
Helen
Carrie Schriver
Mary Miller Voige
Fred Hall
Sadie Stewart
Laura Sc
Hawkins
Altamont
Queen
Howard Saxby
Adams
Hought
Marguerite Buchanan
Miss Hawkins
Juliet Singleton
Grannemeyer
Ella Klein
Selina
Kan
Richard Darling
John Sramasey
Front Street
Rosselle
Ritta O'Shaughnessy
Mulvihill
Graceart
Mary Fox
Grace Minor
Oscar Coldeway
Muhilmatt
Latonia
Harrison
Zweifel
Madisonville
Alma Parl
Idono Club
Newtown
Arlington Heights
Glendale
Aurora
Sven
Bowery
Fleischmann
Children’s Aid Society
Madeira
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