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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
10
The Canton Lorain and the Ladies Auxiliary met in the I O O F hall and, after completing business, hosted a party for Mr and Mrs Charles Kellogg in honor of their recent marriage. The couple received a set of silver tablespoons as a token of lodge esteem and were wished well by the attendees. Refreshments followed served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Elyria set hosts Eminent Speaker Whiting Williams the Clevelander who spent seven months as a hobo in this country and three months of mining in Britain. He spoke Friday at 7 80 with dinner at 6 30 and open auditorium for all Elyria invited. Williams described radicalism he encountered in British mines and docks compared with America.
The First Baptist Church ladies host a regular missionary meeting on Wednesday in Elyria with Miss Elizabeth DeYoung, a missionary to India, speaking at the evening session. An offering will be taken for Brother A E Laraway.
Mrs DeForrist D Smith of Cambridge Avenue visits Cleveland to present the drama Gretna Green and other short selections for a leading literary club's entertainment in the city.
Elyria notes the Woman's Civic Club political science department will meet at Mrs P C Gilman's on East avenue at 2 30 Friday afternoon with all members expected to attend.
The Friendship Alumnae hold their next meeting Thursday evening at the YWCA parlors with supper at 6. Professor Sherman of Oberlin will present the drama, promising a enjoyable evening for all attendees.
The Federation girls report a successful opening night with about seventeen dollars from candy sales and a well attended program. They thank J Bannon for making it possible and expect larger crowds tonight, not likely to be disappointed.
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will hold a regular meeting at the G A R Hall Thursday at 7 30 pm. New members will be received into the lodge and plans for the coming spring membership drive will be explained and discussed. All members urged to attend.
Elyria reports the United Presbyterian Church annual meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm in church rooms. April 1 marks year end for business with final executive committee reports. Election of trustees will occur and all members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Beroset return to Toledo after visiting Princeton avenue guests. Elyria notes Miss Helene Grandy stays with Mrs Balcomb. Miss Mary Allen visits Miss Helen Palmer. many clubs plan dances and teas, including the Elyria Business College Pre Alumnae dance and Swastika Club meeting. Charles Kellogg hosts an afternoon tea, Zionists plan a dance, and H G Stacey suffers a diphtheria illness at home.
Painting wallpaper and decorating offer Thibaut Peerless Wall Paper samples with prices included. Hangings and estimates for all paint and paper work available from the service provider.
Community updates include spouses returning from travel in Chicago and New York City, a Fort Wayne wedding of Irma Gotsch to George P. Schmidt on March 20 with home reception after April 6, and various club meetings. Also referenced are a birthday gathering for Guy Archer in LaPorte and an Argyle Lodge anniversary dance scheduled for April 6 at Maccabee hall.
A dated recipe describes a beef roast with potatoes, onion, celery and water boiled slowly. Add starch, salt and pepper, serve with hot biscuits or Yorkshire pudding. Egg milk batter forms a pudding baked in a dripping pan for about 20 minutes.
Recipe style note describes making a light dessert with sponge cake or lady fingers jam custard gelatin and whipped cream. Break cake, layer with jam and custard then add warm jelly and chill until set. Can be made in a large dish or individual portions. Contains specific steps and quantities for a classic teatime dessert.
Elyria board of education approves introducing music in all public schools next year with a music supervisor. They also consider expanding kindergartens but delay new openings to reduce debt and avoid borrowing, estimating extra costs around four thousand dollars annually.
James B Luhi of Cleveland, district lecturer of the Twenty-second Masonic District of Ohio, inspected Elyria Kreg Solomon's Lodge F and A T at the Vasonic Temple last night. He found the lodge in good shape and complimented the members on the fine work. Third degree was conferred on one candidate and the meeting was splendid and satisfactory.
Oberlin area notices report Mrs Charles Rhodes visiting her sister Mrs Wood Arndt, and F O Bender and family from Cleveland staying with Mrs E Long. No 4 district boasts top honors in the Oberlin oratorical contest with Kenneth Kern and Helen Long placing first and second.
The Rebekah lodge holds a regular meeting Wednesday at 7 00 pm with initiation and a social period. Lodges from out of town will attend to witness the ceremonies, with Pine lodge Dover and Golden Link Brunswick also present. Guests from Great, Grafton, Oberlin and Lorain are welcomed as refreshments and a social hour follow the meeting at the 100 F hall.
Mrs Caroline Henry of Lorain was buried this afternoon in Ridge Lawn Cemetery after funeral services held at Beal and Hearnes' Palora. The text includes a recipe fragment for a milk custard dessert with eggs, sugar, milk, cornstarch, and flavoring.
London audiences praised Serge Koussevitsky for his concert run at Albert Hall and Queens Hall. Renowned as a conductor with roots in Moscow and a noted contrabass soloist, he sustained his musical activity through war and upheaval until Bolshevik interference halted his work.
After escaping Russia last summer the nervous conductor Koussevitsky arrived in Paris in August and was invited to lead August concerts in Paris. Lionel Powell then engaged him for a London series where his Italian reception led to a two month stay. Public and press welcomed his appearances as Paris music lovers anticipate a string of April May concerts featuring his specialty orchestra.
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