Society scene at Hotel Newell dinner hosted by Sigma Omega Sigma
Sigma Omega Sigma members held a charming dinner party at Hotel Newell with Miss Wilma Vancaier as general chairman. About sixty guests from Et Yet Pow Wow H G S clubs Zeta Upsilon and Alpha Sigma Chi sororities attended along with Wellington and Lorain affiliates. The program featured Helena Pustin songs, violin solos by Irene Hollis, vocal trios, makeup demonstration by Mae L. Strean, and welcomes by Virginia Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Sigma Omega Sigma
Wilma Vancaier
Et Yet? Pow Wow
Zeta Upsilon
Alpha Sigma Chi
Wellington
Lorain
Helena Pustin
Francis Strom
Virginia Knapp
Elaine Cole
Vanoster
Irene Hollis
Robert Boylan
Gertrude Mallory
Elyria
Mary Hyde
Marjorie Falls
Mae L. Strean
Wilma Vanoster
Barbara McConnell
Beatrice Rudy
Rosemary Strizaker
Helen Snyder
Ruth Gorman
Jane McQuistion
Katherine
Past Presidents Gather for Luncheon and Recital
Mrs Kreps hosts former Women s Re West Corps guests on Chestnut Street with Mrs Charlotte Lewis assisting. A short business meeting led by vice president Neva Rankin featured a recital and Valentine readings. Special prize went to Mrs Minnie Church. Luncheon for fourteen members and a guest amid green tapers and birthday cake honored Mrs Helen Hubbard, Mrs Anna Gehrke and Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s
Re- West Corps
Della Kreps
Chestnut Street
Carlotte Lewis
Neva Rankin
Minnie Church
Helen Hubbard
Anna Gehrke
Lewis
Ida Sherman
Twelfth Street
La Grange Event Listings Feature Dances and Dinners
Zoe Luneh and Emanuel Lutheran Church host Thursday gatherings with cafeteria style supper and 7 pm service options. La Grange basketball team hosts a Friday dance at the town hall with Chuck Whitney's Band. entry 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Thurs
la Grange
Chuck Whitney
la Grange Town Hall
Elyria Woman's Club Plans February Department Activities
At a general meeting on February 12 Mrs. O C Saum of Cleveland will review Spring Came on Forever by Bess Streeter Aldrich.February department programs include a tax talk by Judge H C Wilcox on February 7 with music, a dessert bridge on February 18, a Catherine Portrait of an Empress review February 25, Oberlin Conservatory students entertaining February 10, a Leap Year dance and rummage sale February 29 and a regular program February 17. Business Women's department meets February 11 at 8 00 with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
O. C. Saum
Cleveland
Bess Streeter Aldrich
House Committee
John Halpin
Civics and Political Science
H. C. Wilcox
American Home and Child Welfare Department
Education Department
Catherine
Gina Kaus
E. A. Hubbard
Oberlin Conservatory
Business Women’s Department
Guild meeting at Mrs Fauver's home on Hamilton Avenue
Mrs Fauver hosted North Side Guild of St Andrews Episcopal Church yesterday with Mrs Harold Kunkle presiding. plans for a church supper were discussed and an entertainment program for Sunday School rooms Thursday evening announced. The study book The Other America will be presented by Mrs McDonald at the March meeting. Tea was served by Mrs George Worthington. Mrs Kunkle will host the Guild at Woodland Avenue on March third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Fauver
Hamilton Avenue
North Side Guild
St. Andrew’'s Episcopal Church
Harold Kunkle
America
McDonald
George Worthington
Kunkle
Guild
Woodland Avenue
Scouts Plan First Aid and Citizenship Talk at Troop Meet
Scouts of Troop 4 at St Marys School heard Dr R G Schork instruct on first aid bleeding pressure points and tourniquet use. Attorney Richard Stevens urged studying history of notable Americans to be good citizens. Helen Reese and Lillian Dowdell named patrol leaders with Dawn Reed as treasurer. Next meeting features a preparatory reen supper with each girl bringing a dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
R. G. Schork
Richard Stevens
Boylan
Elyria
Helen Reese
Lillian Dowdell
Dawn Reed
Rebekah Social Club Meeting At Mrs Day’s Home
Mrs Mary Day hosted thirty eight members and three guests at 501 Middle avenue on Tuesday. President Mrs Nellie Reynolds led business then contests with prizes won by Mrs Grace Heidrich and Mrs Faustina Rawson. Valentines were exchanged. Luncheon served by Miss Minnie Gard Mrs Fliza Hioeffel and Mrs Nettie Woodruff. Next meeting set for March tenth at Mrs Hilda Choate’s home 205 East River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Day
Rebekah Social Club
Middle Avenue
Nellie Reynolds
Grace Heidrich
Faustina Rawson
Minnie Gard
Fliza Hioeffel
Nettie Woodruff
Calendar Marshall convocation for Mark Master degree
Calendar entries show societies and clubs across Elyria area with events including a special convocation for two Mark Master degree candidates, rehearsals, class meetings at churches, cookie shower for Cleveland Christian Orphanage, nurses alumnae at Nurses Home, bingo by Eagles Auxiliary, meetings by E and A Club and Gala Club, P T A addresses by Rabbi Kramer, Knights of Pythias, Garford P T A, Bible class gatherings, W F M S Berean room, St Clair Rebekah Lodge, high school P T A executive board, Second Congregational church board, Dr A E Kemp evening talk What To Believe About Oneself, Emmanuel Lutheran council, and a social evening at St Andrew s church rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bldg
Second Congregational Church
A. E. Kemp
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Council
St. Andrew's Church
St Agnes PTA discusses event plans and awards
Mrs Albert Bauer reports Mansfield district meeting. bad weather kept St Agnes delegation away. Miss Alice Walsh outlines February 28 afternoon and evening parish hall entertainment. Ticket duties assigned to Mrs Frank Guy Mrs Joseph Dunlap with others handling doors. Judges note third and fourth graders won most mothers present. Lincoln life sketch by fourth graders provided afternoon entertainment. Card party planned for April by executive committee. No March meeting due to Gates school joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Simith
James Elemes
Joseph Welsh
Cleveland Council
Lincoln
Association
Gates School
Harmon Lodge Confers Degrees at Evening Meeting
Frank 8 Harmon Lodge met last night to confer the degree of Yellowcraft on two candidates. The lodge announced plans to travel to Wellington on February 10 to present the play The Greatest of These.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Harmon Lodge
Wellington
Lorain Mothersingers Meet For Thursday Evening Rehearsal
Lorain groups led by Frances Planisek Frances Seiler George Henderson and Joseph Masterson attend a rehearsal at the School House on Thursday at 7 30pm with Matthemina Alli son Lawrence Ray Collins listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henderson
Lorain
Matthemina Allison
Lawrence Ray Collins
Muncie
Ind
Frances Seiler
Joseph Masterson
Cleveland
Frances Planisek
Avon
Mothersingers
East Carlisle
Women Mission Study and Lorain U W C T U Meeting Recaps
Members of the Elizabeth Stevens Society studied foreign missions at a Methodist church meeting. Five new members joined and a dinner was served after reports. Richard Caulker spoke on life in West Africa and Oberlin Theological studies. A Lorain county W U T U talk by William Wickens followed with notes on juvenile crime and marijuana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stevens Society
Methodist Church
H. H. Hackney
L. J. Barnhart
M. L. Parrish
Roy Kulp
L. E. Davis
O. E. Brodbeck Gad
M. F. Fey
Maxine Miller
Old Rugged Cross
Richard Caulker
West Africa
Oberlin School of Theology
W. O. McClellan
Caulker
Dorothy Early
Georgia Sutton
Jessie L. Robertson
Irene Howard
Amanda Robinson
Gertrude Collins
R. B. Hultz
B. H. Lone
William Wickens
Lorain County
Wickens
Lorain
Reformatory
George Haines
Women’s International League For Peace
C. L. Bristol
I Corinthians
Robert Moore
Frederick Root
Bristol
Gerald Rice
Social Meeting of St Pauls Young Peoples League
The social meeting in the church parlors opened with president Evelyn Lindon in charge. Songs reports and dues followed and the session closed with a league benediction. After a pleasant time games and luncheon were served by committee members Louise Fox Gladys Anderson and Gladys Welton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Evelyn Lyndon
Louise Fox
Gladys Anderson
Gladys Welton
Miss Winifred Faye resigns high school post for Oberlin scholarship
Local news notes Miss Winifred Faye of Washington Avenue has resigned from Ashtabula High School to pursue a Master’s degree with a scholarship at Oberlin College. The item also lists births, travels, and visits among area residents, including the MacDermott, Olsen, and Billingsly families, and a Stage Art Studio program at South Ridge Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Faye
Washington Avenue
Ashtabula
Ohio
Oberlin College
Ellis Hopkins
Wellsville
New York
Hopkins
Nelson Fitch
East Avenue
A. P. MacDermott
Edmunds Avenue
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
MacDermott
Dorothy Banker
Winifred Flick
C. C. Fisher
San Diego
California
Fisher
Consolidated Aircraft Company
Lindbergh Field
Edmund Little
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Puls
O. R. Buxton
Danbury Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Anthony Elbert
Hamilton Street
W. B. Underwood
Columbus
Q. J. Winsor
Columbus Street
A. H. Rothe
Cambridge Street
Shell Lake
Wisconsin
Martha Gibson
Antone Olsen
H. C. el
Masonic Chorus Ninth Season Marks growth and goals
In March 1927 the Masonic Chorus enters its ninth season as a male chorus formed from an initial double octet. Director J E Wickler of Oberlin leads a group that has grown from twenty to over forty members with pianist Walter Hinkle and soloists Henri Gilbert and J Martin Beck. The chorus performs in four Cleveland churches and for Masonic gatherings, aiming to promote fellowship through varied programs and concert appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wickler
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Walter Hinkle
Ohio
Henri Gilbert
Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
J. Martin Beck
Elyria
Robert T. Moore
Methodist Church Choir
Pastor Presents Topic at Grace Church Meeting
Reverend F J Schumm spoke on The Christian Education and the Moral Breakdown to a Parents and Teachers gathering at Grace church sponsored by Sunday School teachers and officers. Arthur Ehlke presided as S S Superintendent and after the talk the group discussed practical subjects for parents and teachers. Refreshments were served by Marian Witt Victoria Albrecht and Marian Schmittgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schumm
Grace Church
S. S
Arthur Ehlke
Marian Witt
Victoria Albrecht
Marian Schmittgen
Musical Friends at Miss Hinman Studio Redington
Yesterday afternoon Musical Friends gathered at Miss Lucille Hinman’s Redington studio. Attendance was excellent as the program featured varied numbers and encouragement for junior entrants in the Etude contest. Students urged to keep perfect practice and focus on rhythm accuracy and listening, with listening to radio offerings and attending Cleveland Oberlin concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Hinman
Redington Block
Mary Jean McElfresh
Cleveland
Oberlin
Bach
Patty Standen
Kreisler-Thompson
Mary Kelley
Mary Kelley; ‘Serenata’ Rodgers, Jean Gray; ‘Goose Step’’ Burgmueller
Geraldine Pomeroy
Billy Bowdler
Mendelssohn
Ruth Wright
Etude Heller
Helen Bristol
Schubert
Shirley Altfeld
Sofree de Vinenne
Schubert-Liszt
Teacher
Shirley Simpson
Meadow Brook
MacDowell
Scout Troop 4 Meeting At Church Of Christ
Scouts assembled Tuesday at 4 o clock at the Church of Christ with Jane Geisel in charge for inspection. Miss Carlson announced a supper at 5 o clock Tuesday in the Y M C A dining room. Patrol No 1 held a candy sale as Scouts prepared for the Court of Awards. Goodnight Circle closed the meeting with Taps and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Church of Christ
Jane Geisel
Carlson
Patrol No. 1
Phra Chan Valentine Dance Set for Clifton Club
The Phra Chan Valentine dance is announced as an outstanding annual social event. It will be held on Thursday evening February 13 at the Clifton Club in Takewood. Invitations are required for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Club
Takewood
Hospital admissions and discharges list patients
Hospital admissions include Patsy Trapp of S27 Bond Street Zello Johnson at 805 Woodland Avenue Albert Saddler 1130 Lake Avenue Stanley McKittrick Plain City Ohio James Billingsly Tattersall Court Caspar Clark 222 Harrison Street Antone Olgen RD 3 Discharges include Gust Thomas and a baby boy of No 2 Woodford Avenue Jesse Van Keuren 674 Cleveland Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Trapp
Bond Street
Zello Johnson
Woodland Avenue
Albert Saddler
Lake Avenue
Stanley McKittrick
Plain City
Ohio
James Blillingsly
Tattersall Court
Caspar Clark
Hilarrison Street
Antone Olgen
R. D
Gust Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Jesse van Keuren
Cleveland Street
White House guest article read for club event
Hoover reported on a talk titled If You Were a Guest at the White House and Mrs. Helen Kipt of Tenth Street hosted St. John's 03 Club last night. A centerpiece of pink snapdragons and carnations graced the luncheon table after a social evening, and Miss Helen Kraett of Louisiana Avenue will host the club on March third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoover
Helen Kipt
Tenth Street
St. John's
Helen Kraett
Louisiana Avenue
Two Reviewers Assess Women Under the Southern Cross
Mrs A J Fenner and Mrs Hazel Rheineck reviewed Women Under the Southern Cross by Miller at Emmanuel Missionary Society meeting Tuesday afternoon. The gathering opened with a devotional led by Mrs J L Urich, with Mrs H A Straw of Oxford Avenue as hostess. The society plans National Day of Prayer on February 28 at the parsonage. next regular meeting will be with Mrs R F Leemhuis of Stanford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Fenner
Hazel Rheineck
Southern Cross
Miller
Emmanuel Missionary Society
J. L. Urich
H. A. Straw
Oxford Avenue
R. F. Leemhuis
Stanford Avenue
Ely PTA to Attend Education Institute in Cleveland
Ely P T A will be represented by officers C Woodfill Carr Mantle and others at the Cleveland Parent Education Institute tomorrow where Miss Alice Sower of Washington speaks. The group planned a dessert bridge and approved a Founders Day donation and a ten dollar health bond. Program included music by Miss Hart-ing, an English use talk by Miss Nina Baker and a Snow White sketch by Allen Juvenile players and Elyria High group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
R. G. Rockwood
Hart- Inun
Nina Baker
Elyria High School
Allen
Ely Girl
Ladies Catholic Benevolent hosts Valentine party at K of C hall
Officers of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association served as hostesses at a Valentine party last evening in the parlors of the K of C hall. After a brief business session, card games with prizes went to Mrs. Roy Briggs and Miss Eleanor Roling. Refreshments followed, and the next meeting is set for Tuesday March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
K. of C. Hall
Roy Briggs
Eleanor Roling
Edison PTA Meeting with Juvenile Court Speaker
The Edison Parent Teacher Association plans to start at 3 15 Thursday afternoon. William Oldham of the Juvenile court will deliver the address as the featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Parent Teacher Association
William Oldham
Juvenile Court
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Mrs. Kreps
Betty Ryan
Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority
Third Street
Jane Berkley
Ruth Kelling
Hearts
Marion Barnes
Genevieve Gariss
West Avenue
Zoe Luneh
Johnston
the Playmakers
J. B. Priestley
THE
Rialto Theatre
Scouts
Mrs. Day
France
John Hays Hammond
Washington, D. C
Acme
Masonic Chorus
G.S
St. John’s
Ely P
T. A
Homemaker’s Party
Westinghouse and
0. P.S. Electric Shops
Conducted By
Grace Deibig
Westinghouse Home of Tomorrow Institute
Mansfield
U.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
Maurice Oil
With Ager
Revita Oil
John Lersch CO
Court St
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