Impressive Ceremony Installs New Dames Of Malta
The Dames of Malta in the I. O. O. F. hall installed officers with Deputy Grace Knight of Cleveland presiding. Officers dressed in white dotted Swiss, colors yellow and lilac, received crowns, banners, and roles from Hazel Hall to Kiara Schaub. Guests from Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Lorain attended. a luncheon followed the reception planned for April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of Malta
I. O. O. F. Hall
Grace Knight of
Cleveland
Marshall
Esther Wellert
Lottie Drage
Stargaret
Louise Tichenor
Ruth
Emily Scrivens
Queen
Hazel Hall
Ruth Blakeslee
Naomi
Esther Smith
Little Marsh
Osea Higgie
Edith Slater
Carrie Miller
Harriet Copas
Lucille Scheibel
Mabel Locke
Rose Boals
Lela Christiansen
Ruth Kauffman
Kiara Schaub
Agnes Erickson
Louise Leslie
Lucille Baird
Jennie Schock
Sadie Gibson
Lorain
Grace Knight
Christine Werner
Grace Hunter
Jeanette Morlock
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Wehman
Winifred King
Wolf
Shay
Sylvia Chervenka
Jacqueline Greene to Speak at Junior Woman's Club Meeting
Jacqueline Greene formerly of the Playmakers and now with the Federal Players in Cleveland will address the Junior Woman's Club on Monday evening April 18. She will review the play Judgment Day by Elmer Rice, recent at the Play House, with critics praising its excitement. Greene, daughter of Dr. W. Greene of Barcourt, will also discuss behind the scenes at the Play House where she once worked. Mrs. David Griffiths, a club member and former Playmaker, will present a modern one act play with a cast of club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Greens
The
Playmakers
Federal Players
Cleveland
Junior Woman's Club
Elmer Rice
Miss Greene
Or. W. Greene
Barlcourt
David Griffiths
Good Friday Service at St John’s Lutheran Church
St John’s Lutheran will hold a solemn Good Friday service tomorrow at 7 30 with Rev Armin Schrneider delivering a brief address on Christ’s death. Communion will be administered to Palm Sunday reunion classes and others. choir members Mrs Ella Peck and Mrs Margaret Schroeder will sing several chorales. The church will be darkened with only altar candles lit as the Words of Institution are chanted. Over 100 have registered for Communion. remaining slots may be filled after the noon service or by contacting the school 3 to 5 pm or leaving names in the sacristy before the service. Christians reflect on the Lord’s words This do in remembrance of Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Armin Schrneder
Ella Peck
Margaret Schroeder
Licenses Granted for Blakely and Wheeler in Lorain
Timothy Blakely 26 a bell hop and Lyla Mae Wheeler 21 both of Lorain receive licenses. The notice confirms issuance of licenses to the two individuals in the Lorain district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Blakely
Lyla Mae Wheeler
Easter Travel Gossip Highlights Local Notables
Local notices list Miss Louise Law and Mas Ima Strait spending Easter in Ohio and Kentucky. Bethany College chemistry students Jack Brown and Frank Woltz tour eastern chemical firms with professors in Charlestown. Several professors, teachers, and students from Elyria and Bethany prepare trips to Indianapolis, Cleveland, Jersey, and Washington for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Law
Lake Avenue
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mas
Ima Strait
Park Avenue
Gahanna
Jack Brown
Frank Woltz
Bethany College
Bethany West
Denison Avenue
Jeanette
Pennsylvania
Downing
Pricipal
Allen and Garford
F. C. Swindeman
South Maple Street
Chris Smith
Buffalo
New York
Vermilion
Ben Fetroff
Elm Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Marl Frye
Indianapolis
Harry Rosene
Cincinnati
Sabra Armstrong
Glouster
Faye Hargrave
Dayton
Ruth Ann Sheldom
Kent State
Cambridge Avenue
Elaine Cole
Kent
Miss Thompson
Cleveland
Dorothy Jones
Clyde
John Sakola
Longfellow Avenue
Carl M. Kessler
David
New Pittsburgh
D. MacRoberts
Wilson H. Blaine
East Avenue
Mini
Florida
South America
Albion Mining
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Leo Meyer
Earl Plother
Barbara Plother
Charles Markham
Deane Burns
James Hewitt
Charles Brown
Biebacourt
George Bradley
James
Elizabeth Brown
Princeton Avenue
Salem
Mabel Eubanks
Second Street
Elyria
Jackson
Avon
Charles Guggenbiller
Guggenbiller
Leonard Birch
Columbia Avenues
Commodore
New York City
Mary Louise Harrison
Lakewood
Parma
Ona Shumaker
Distant
Mary Eleanor Foster
Bethany
Fev
Will Foster
Orrville
Lillian Mallory
Chappeaux Club Pinochle Night At Case Road Home
Mrs Bert Barron entertained Chappeaux Club members at her Case road residence last evening with four pinochle tables in play. Prizes went to Ada Bailey Alice Green Bert Barron and Arthur Perkins. Special prize awarded to Mrs William Sabins. Ada Bailey to host again on Middle avenue April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Bert Barron
Chappeaux Club
Case Road
Ada Bailey
Alice Green
Arthur Perkins
William Sabins
Middle Avenue
Honor Miss Harrison Bride-Elect With Two Social Teas
Two gatherings saluted Miss Mary Louise Harrison daughter of R H Harrison of Lake Avenue who will wed Russell Otto of St Louis in June. Miss Garnette Wilson hosted twelve guests on Earl Court as they crafted colored dust cloths and found gifts tied to a blue pink umbrella. A buffer style refreshment table with pink blue decor complemented the event. Out of town guests included Mrs Frank Kiss of Lakewood and Mrs Joseph French of Parata. Tuesday evening Mrs Harry Brillhart and Mrs Ed Smith hosted a linen shower at Mrs Brillhart’s home with eighteen guests, games and a pink Easter themed spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Harrison
R. H. Harrison
Lake Avenue
Russell Otto
St. Louis
Missouri
Garnette Wilson
Earl Court
Frank Kiss
Lakewood
Joseph French
Parata
Harry Brillhart
Ed Smith
Informal Dance Planned By Continental Club
The Continental Club at the Y M C A met last evening and deferred action on pins until late June. They discussed an informal dance with Tom Kelly Harold Black and Chuck y Decker as plans committee and agreed to a joint meeting with the Iga Vega organization. Frank Yungman becomes vice president to fill an unexpired term. A illustrated lecture on Pictorial Photography was presented. A co ed skating party by Y W C A societies is set for Rainbow Gardens Monday April 18 at 8 pm with tickets available at the Y W C A office Thursday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kelly
Harold Black
Chucky Decker
Iga Vega
Frank Yungman
Jack Spencer
Karl Eady
Kenneth Swindling
Chuck Decker
M. GC. AL
Plan Annual Banquet For Clasques Club Members
Evelyn J Dunbar entertained at her mother's Cleveland road home last evening as plans for the annual mother daughter banquet were discussed. It will be held at the Women's club in May with Hearts providing diversion. Geraldine Carpenter won first and Naomi Stimble consolation in prizes. A dessert luncheon followed after an attractively set table with yellow and pink color motif and candy bunny favors. A theatre party on Wednesday April 27 will take the place of the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasques Club
Evelyn J . Dunbar
Cleveland Road
Woman’s Club
Hearts
Geraldine Carpenter
Naomi Stimble
Wednnesday
Celebrate Six Birthdays at Elyria Home for the Aged
The April birthday party on the Boyd building's third floor was led by nurse Miss Cora Jeryell. Family members from the hospital floor joined the program with greetings by Mrs. Martha Peniod, songs by Mary Wright, reading by Mrs. Mary Young, and a birthday cake in Easter colors. April celebrants included Mrs. Ida Turver, Miss Harriett Shields, Mrs. Catherine Gilbert, Mrs. Leona Kerr, Mrs. Mary Young, and Edwin F. Clark. Mrs. Catherine Gilbert, turning eighty nine on April 16, was the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Home For
Boyd
Cora Jeryell
Martha Peniod
Mary Wright
Mary Young
Luella Nodie
Ida Turver
Harriett Shields
Catherine Gilbert
Leona Kerr
Edwin F. Clark
Plan Family Dinner for Division D of Second Church
Mrs L H Wilcox hosted Division D of Second Congregational Church at 426 Jefferson Street Wednesday afternoon. The division plans a family dinner at the church on Friday April 29 and will furnish flowers for the church in June. Easter lilies at tonight’s communion table are supplied by the Division sunshine fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Wilcox
Second Congregational Church
Jefferson Street
Division Sunshine Fund
Daughters of Sahara and Clubs Meet Ahead of Elections
A busy day of club meetings with Mrs. Sparks and others on East Bridge and South Main streets proceeds to evening gatherings including Pythian Sisters practice, Amitie and St Pauls Circle events, Debutante and Easter services, and a Helping Hand Society luncheon. Prizes awarded to Margaret Schroeder and Daisy Hardy. next meeting to be at Alice Green’s home with a tureen supper and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Sahara
Ethel Sparks
East Bridge Street
Offigers
Little Sorority
It Allen
South Main Street
Uber
Amitie
Elizabeth Folk
East Broad Street
St. Paul's Circle
Carl Roeseman
Ninth Street
al Bishop
Park Place
Ria Ain
Agatha Selka
Spruce Street
Betty Orvis
Lodi Street
Church of Christ
Twentieth Century Club
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Elyria Commandery No
Bethel Shrine
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P. Church
Second Congregational Church
Stt. Andrews
Helping Hand Society
Nina’ Hitsman
Lake Avenue
Nettie Sump
Marsgaret Schroeder
Daisy Hardy
Alice Green
Second Street
Entertains Circle No 2 at Mrs Cartright’s West Street Home
Mrs I D Cartright hosted Circle No 2 of St Pauls with one guest on Wednesday. A devotional led by Mrs Martin Gerke used Jesus Calls Us Oer the Tumult, followed by the Lord’s Prayer. Luncheon served, social hour in basement recreation room, yellow and green decor, spring flowers. Next gathering April 27 at Mrs A Eckler’s 19 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Cartright
West Street
St. Paul’s Circle No. 2
Martin Gerke
Jesus
Elyrian Queen's Attendant Named At Florida Festival
Shirley Ann Reinhardt of Elyria was chosen by the Ohio Society to be attendant to Queen Miss Jane Elisabeth Cotton at the Festival of States in St. Petersburg Florida. Reinhardt who has wintered in St. Petersburg with grandparents plans to return to Elyria. She is the first Elyria girl named as a Festival attendant. Mariam Angell of Mansfield is the queen's other attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Reinhardt
Eleanor Reinhardt
Ohio Society
Jane Elisabeth Cotton
St. Petersburg
Florida
Miss Reinhard
Arthur Thomas
Elyria
Mariam Angell
Mansfield
Robert Angell
Meet With Mrs Barr Redouble Two Club Entertainment
Mrs Phillip Barr hosted the Redouble Two bridge club at her East Avenue home on Wednesday. Dessert at small tables featured daffodils and ferns. Prizes went to Gane Ravell and Paul Weisbrod Jr. for high scores. Max Bearer received consort prize. A special prize was awarded to Weisbrod Jr. The next meeting is set for April 20 at Mrs Bearer’s 217 Lake Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Barr
East Avenue
Bridge
Gane Ravell
Paul Weisbrod Jr
Max Bearer
Bearer
Lake Avenue
Tureen Luncheon Hosts Jolly Society Members
Members of the Jolly Stitehe ery were entertained yesterday by Mrs. Walter Zander. A tureen luncheon was served followed by a short business meeting. The afternoon was spent in langwork. The next mer tings will be at Mrs. Wal ter Wereh, 144 Charles court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stiteheery
Walter Zander
Langwork
Walter Wereh
Charles Court
Girls Scouts Troop 4 Meet at St Marys Hall
The Girl Scouts of Troop 4 met Tuesday night at St Marys Hall. They practiced songs and learned a new one before the huginess meeting. Eight girls and leader Miss Dorothy Bartter plan to attend the Canton conference Saturday. Nancy Koplin was elected Elyria representative. The meeting closed with Good night Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 4
St. Mary's Hall
Dorothy Bartter
Canton
Nancy Koplin
Elyria
Goodnight Circle
Entertaining W C T U Members in LaPorte
W C T U members and two visitors gathered yesterday at Mrs Hattia Shrubsole residence for an afternoon meeting. Twelve members attended with devotions led by Mrs Pitkin, a county institute report by Miss Helen Osborn, and a discussion on various topics. Mrs A M Boyer won the afternoon contest. Refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Hattia Shrubsole
A. M. Boyer
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Rogers
Reta Society
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Dames of
Malta
Jacqueline Greene
Rfame
Haseroot
Lentheric
Guerlain
Tweed Lentheric
Flacon
Shalimar Guerlain
Shanghai Lentheric
Haserodt
Cope
Esquire Features, Inc
Miss Harrison
Rainbow Gardens
W. E. Patton
Eastern Heights
3Rd St
Elysium
Broad Street
East Avent
E. C. Barclay
Grant St
Entertains Circle No
News of the Girl Scouts
W.C.T.U
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Ave
Shoe Fashion Headquarters
Vestal
Wien
Nias
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