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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
11
Rubinstein, renowned pianist from Cleveland, appears in Elyria for a second recital sponsored by the Art Society. The concert, held at the First Congregational, draws several hundred despite poor weather and ends with encores.
The program included Bach Toccata and Fugue in D major, Bach in B minor, Chopin Allegro Maestoso, Scherzo Largo, Finale, Etude in A flat, Etude in F, Mazurka in A minor, Poeme, Scriphine Masques, Debussy Au bord d une Source, Liszt Valse Oublice, Liszt Valse Mephisto, and Liszt Campanella and Etude Op 25 No 2.
The text lists upcoming meetings and social events for local clubs including a January year plan, a party at Mrs Boon’s on Park Avenue, a monthly meeting with a play The Kitchen Cabinet, church activities at No 2 Methodist and other social wear events. It mentions individuals such as Mable Dehn Jean No 7 and Mrs A R Carston and notes timing and locations for gatherings.
Twelve members gathered at Mrs. Hugh Blackwell’s 404 High Street for a regular meeting. The evening’s diversion was a 500 game with winners Mrs. Margaret Gruse first, Mrs. Doris Hastings second, and Mrs. Jena Wolf third. Refreshments followed. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs. Gruse’s Acams Street home on December 22.
The First Baptist church Bible school staff met with lower attendance due to weather and a Rubinstein recital at Cape rational church. They planned the Christmas children's entertainment for Tuesday evening at 7 oclock and discussed the missionary program. Mr and Mrs G P Cox and son George and Mr and Mrs J Jones visited yesterday afternoon.
The Friendship Club cabinet met at the YWCA on Monday to arrange a Christmas party during the holiday season. Each member may invite two guests, and a social meeting is set for Thursday December 11 with no other business planned. A second Christmas event at the YMCA gym on December 19 will host their recently adopted grandmothers as guests.
Mrs. Mary EK. Ott of Third Street was a honored guest at a surprise party organized by her children and grandchildren to mark her birthday anniversary. The event followed a dinner for fifteen, with out of town guests Captain and Mrs. F. H. Ott of Cleveland in attendance.
Miss Florence LaGanke, writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will address Miller's Quarry Parent-Teacher Association Thursday afternoon. Her chosen subject is Growing Boys and Girls and the association expects good attendance from members and their friends.
The Department of Business Women of The Woman's Civic era will convene this evening at Mrs. A. W. Peters home at Middle avenue and Ninth street. An evening program with music will be enjoyed. The January meeting is set for January 4.
Members of the Athenæum club gathered yesterday afternoon to hear Adele Brown discuss the Sheridan comedy The Fit. She explained its production in Cleveland next week and announced the next regular meeting for Monday December 2.
At last evening's meeting of the H P Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Veterans officers were elected for the ensuing term. The result lists Commander Ford Ref enning senior vice commander Frank Huasman junior vice commander Charles Lent Camp Council Charles Decker secretary treasurer Mason D. Smith and Installing officer comrade A E Lord.
This evening at the home of Mrs. S. H. Strickler on Fifth street the Elyria W. C. T. U. executive board will be entertained for a social meeting.
Next Sunday the Church of Christ hosts a Christmas Cantata The Light Eternal directed by Prof Leedy during the evening service with a church choir performing.
Thirty five members attended the regular meeting in the Boylan block club rooms. Dances were arranged for future classes and the membership committee reported nearly one hundred city women now belong to the club. Mrs Wilfred Bowdler sang two solos accompanied by Miss Goulde Jaro. Mr and Mrs C B Edwards of Medina visited here yesterday and attended services following the death of Mrs Edwards father Joseph Walker of Williams Street.
Medina residents travel to Elyria and Columbus for examinations and visits. Families relocate to Lorain and Long Beach while others attend birthday gatherings and bridge parties. The death of Mrs. Sarah Champion in Fostoria is reported. relatives in Lorain recall her former residence. Captain and Mrs. F H Ott of Cleveland visited Lorain relatives yesterday.
Last evening in the K of C hall the Knights of Columbus met for their regular bi monthly session. Inclement weather kept attendance lower than usual but those present reported a fine evening.
Admission notes list Jack Sheldon of the Y M C A and Charles Herald with 23 percent at Columbus street. Discharges record Mrs Edward Feron and baby boy from 308 Rilaino street and Charles Herald from 282 Columbus street.
American Legion Auxiliary card party in Legion rooms on Wednesday December 10 at 8 p m. The event invites local residents to join for games and social time in the Legion hall setup.
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