Musical Art Society Presents Cleveland Artists In Recital
The Musical Art Society hosts a free public Christmas concert at St Andrew's Episcopal church next Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. featuring organist Albert Riemenschneider and baritone John Samuels from Cleveland. Riemenschneider, praised for flawless finger and pedal technique and color in registration, shares a program with works by Wid der, Dupre, Bach, Guilmant, Brahms, You, and Wagner. Samuels, a bright young tenor, has performed with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra and local choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Society
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Elyria
Albert Rolmenschneider
John Samuels
Cleveland
Riemenschneider
Widerland Dupres
Riemessehneider
Bach Guilmant
Brahms
You
Wagner
Samuels
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Greater Lutheran Chorus of
Orpheus Male Chorus
Fortnightly Review of Fisher's James Bryce Book
Fortnightly members heard a two volume review of Dr. H A L Fisher's James Bryce, a life study of England's ambassador to the United States. Mrs W G Nichols and Mrs G T Snyder presented parts, noting Bryce's vigor, curiosity, and aim to promote Anglo American understanding. The meeting recalled Bryce's U S service from 1908 to 1929 and his lasting wish for a league of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
James Bryce
H. A. L. Fisher
England
United States
W. G. Nichols
G. T. Bnyder
Apd
Brsce
Great Britain
America
League
Jag WW. van Dusen
Middle Avenue
King Fauver
G. T. Snyder
Columbus — Strest
Mission Society Meets at Bristol Home for Year Plan
The United Presbyterian church Missionary society held a 14 member meeting at Mrs. C L Bristol's home. Hymns, devotional on Right Living, and a letter from India missionaries Reverend and Mrs Lawrence were shared. Plans for medical missions in India and two study books for the new year were decided. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lyle Castle and Mrs Cunningham. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs George Yost and daughter Georgia on the first Thursday in January. Edythe Harris performed in a Virginia Conservatory recital at Warner Concert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Bristol
A. E. Schultz
F. A. Lawrence
India
Lyle Castle
Mra Cunningham
George Yost
Georgia
State Organizer Attends Elyria Lodge Meeting
Election of officers conducted by Jacqueline Nahar state organizer of the Catholic Daughters of America in Cleveland. Lodge balloted for next year’s officers. Mary Wagner grand regent Elizabeth Meek vice grand regent Rose Williams prophetess Fanny Young lecturer Catherine Foster monitor Catherine Carey sentinel Marie Robinson historian Mary Barnes financial secretary Agnes Carlin treasurer Genevieve Ruchendrither organist and Louise Easly Mary Sharpe as new trustees. Christmas party planned for December 29 and installation January 8 with state regent in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Nahar
Cleveland
Kot
Mary Wagner
Elizabeth Meek
Rose Williams
Fanny Young
Catherine Foster
Monitor
Catherine Carey
Sentinel
Marie Robinson
Mary Barnes
Agnes Carlin
Genevieve Ruchenrither
Louise Easly
Mary Sharpe
Meeks
Queen of Hearts Club Plays Pedro at West River Street
Mrs James Woodcock hosted the Queen of Hearts Club on West River street yesterday afternoon. Pedro provided the diversion with high scores winning prizes for Mrs Beo Krupke Mrs W Duffman and Mrs Orrin Baker while Mrs Mary Plazeomah was consolation. A Hecht lunch followed and the club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Homer Garford home on Eastern Heights boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. AC
Rellin Liumier
Beverly Court
Bunco Clu
Katherine Dirkson
Broad Street
Marian Bodine
Marjorie Flood
Ella Eekenroad
Mary
Glenn Seeley
Hazel
Robert
Tenth Street
Queen OF Hearts Club
Pedro
James Woodcock
West River Street
Beo Krupke
W. Duffman
Orrin Baker
Mary Plazeomah
Hecht
Homer Garford
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lucky Links Club Entertained In Rocky River
Lucky Links Club members were entertained at Mrs Mary Brigit s home in Rocky River Ohio a luncheon followed by three five person groups high scorer Mrs Paut Habbell others named Mrs Joe Brown Mrs John Sinegar. Next party planned at Mrs Don Wilmots on December sixteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Links Club
Rocky River
Ohio
Mary Brigit
Paut Habbell
Joe Brown
Veruad
John Sinegar
Don Wilmot
Detbert Street
Lecember
20 Club Hosts Christmas Dance Planned at Settlement House
The £ 20 Club met at the Settlement House last evening to plan a Christmas dance with date to be fixed. They also discussed the annual club banquet to be held in February. The evening ended with a game of basketball.
Meetings and entertainments reflect Elyria club life
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan a 7 15 start with a card party after the business session. Prof G Cherebini of Wish Technical and Clavelimd College delivers a talk to the Elyria Woman's Club Monday afternoon. The American Home Department will entertain the Elyria Woman's Club tonight with a Christm as program and Dust of the Road by Playmakers. Bethel Shrine No 21 W S et J held a dinner at six thirty and will meet December 22. Mrs Mildred Gray hosted a bridge party for Leona Jumont and George Llewellyn of Lorain, gifting a pink and white umbrella and rosebud favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
G. Cherebini
Bust Wish Technical Schol
Clavelimd College
Elyria Woman's Club
Elouk
Woman's Club
Elyria Woman's Camb
elu oat @ plelty parey
Bethel Shrine
W.S. Et J
Mildred Gray
Beverly Court
Leona Jumont
George Llewellyn
Lorain
Grace Lutheran Young People's Society Meeting Note
The Grace Lutheran church Young People's Society met at Willan Canute's home on Chase street with twenty members. A Christmas party was planned for December 18 at the church and caroling on Christmas Eve. Prizes were awarded to Alfred Gebhart and Margaret Zachman. The next meeting will be January 12 at Wilford Block's home on Basin Twelfth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies* Aid of Grace Luthe Eran Church
Albert Ehlke
G. Schaerer
Arthur Ebjke
August ‘Wendt
Cormyraiees
Laura Brands
Ralph Verdr
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Amet
Willan Canute
Chase Street
Alfred Gebhart
Margaret Zachman
Wilford Block
Twelfth Street
Merry 12 Bunco Club Meets at Mrs Alison’s Home
Members of the Merry Twelve Bunco Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Alison’s Samuel Street home for an afternoon of bunco. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Charford van Inghscare, Mrs. William Wood second, Mrs. John Richards third, and Mrs. Frank Alison consolation. Three guests attended, Mrs. Marie Yusendah, Mrs. Clarence Brown, and Master Sam Page. Hostess served a dainty luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alison
Samuel Street
Harry Charford van Inghscare
William Wood
John Richards
Marie Yusendah
Clarence Brown
Sam Page
Inter Nus Club Meet Ends with Bridge Prizes
The Inter Nus Club gathered with Mrs Charles Wig on Bellefield Avenue for a bridge evening ending with prize awards. Winners included Mrs E J Sturkand ret Mrs id Triesky second and Mrs Halph Hatl third. After refreshments, members planned to meet December 22 with Mrs Triesky on Fifteenth Street. Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Alex Yosa and Agnes Pratt Ridgeville and discharges Wred Judson Toledo Mrs Luis Keleman 429 Trondsle St Mrs David Hywneay 620 Park Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Nus
Charles Wig
Bellefield Avenua
E. Jo, Sturkand
Id Triesky
Halph Hatl
H.R. Isler
Tutet
Tlospital
Alex Yosa
Woodford Ave
Agnes Pratt
Ridgeville
Wred Judson
Toledo
Luis Keleman
Trondsle St
David Hywneay
Park Ave
Mrs Maddock Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
Mrs William Maddock of Highth street returned home today after a visit with relatives in Cleveland. Blaine Stone accompanied Mrs O J Brodbeck in her numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maddock
Highth Street
Cleveland
Blaine Stone
O. J. Brodbeck
Lorain area notices from a Wednesday PTA meeting and local arrivals
Miss Mildred Unydsay returned home after visiting Mrs. BI Gates in Warren Ohio. Kathryn Lucas of Ridgeville left for Santa Ana Cal to join her sister Mrs. C Joseph Snyder for the winter. Alex Yosa and wife welcomed a daughter at Biyriu Memorial hospital. Mahala Sonnells marked her 85th birthday with a dinner for twenty at Lorain. Several locals attend visits and family events across Lorain Elyria Findlay and neighboring towns.
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Mildred Unydsay
BI. Gates
Warren
Ohio
Joseph Chamberlain
Lakewood
Pasterday
Kathryn Lucas
Ridgeville
Sante Aus
Cal
C. Joseph Snyder
Alex Yosa
Woodford Avenue
Biyriu Memorial Hospital
BE. Sonnells
Chestnut Street
R. L. Stearns
Cura Palmer
Taggart
Mahala Sonnells
22Nd Street
Lorain
Grovar C. Sanker
Cambridge Street
Zena J. Shaker
Crin Ifield
Maryland
Julie Rubenstone
Milton
A. J. Diamond
Robinson Court
Harold Irish
Elyria
Clivo
Findlay
Alberta Weson
Li Grange
Friands
Cascade Street
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Edythe Harris
Astern Heights Boulevard
Obginia Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Elyria Lodge
BOR Difision B
Church Christ
N Pearl Biddle
East Avenue
Moon
Sam Baird
Hall
Pearl Biddle
George Andress
Clarence Parmiey
George Martin
Max Hart
Carl Haven
Stanford Avenue
Church OF Christ
J. H. Riley
Clarr Street
D. A. Baird
C. A. Martin
Gwin
B. BE. Dettman
Methodist Church
George Haines
Tattie Chappell
Tiwipes
Hlandcy
Wilda Orthodes
Rhuiehe Hass
Haug Hines
William Bennington
SHLRE
ST. Paul's Circle
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Evanselival Church
John Jee
Gus Quade
Dac
Fred Raesler
Lodi Street
Faithful Workers
Thelma Gleason
Garvin Aresi Uue
Strickler
Emma Ryan
Rothnett
Edna Abel
Margheri
Triple Four Club
William A. McWilliams
la Grange
Tulda Sohncog
la Gidget
Lodauwork
Schwartz
John H. Thesing
Agnes B. Cameron
Charis Reichlin
Oflece DE II Clus
Chris Colgan
George Street
Flor de Lis
Frank Smith
Edw. Williams
Joseph SI
Sergeon
E. 0
Sr ' Lwe Waeks
Arada Schpels
Y.W. C. A. Muasum
Miss Asdale
Tri-L Clus
Earl Sanders
Tri-U Club
Clara Adamski
Carl Klein
Faries
Geliess Chuch
Irs
Blaine Street
Wildercraft
Pid Lite Central Book Store
Turfew
Bethel
Haralampous, Prop
Fim
Merping
Leader Shoe
Haliworthy
Oberlin Road
Mr. & Mes
H. A. Hali
Reitth
Fay
Ompany
Broad ST
Mere
Larry Garford
Adelbert Avenue
Garford Parent- Teacher Association
Loomis CO
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