Metropolitans Host Cosmo Politan and Two O Clock Clubs
One hundred guests attended a Y W C A gathering as Metropolitan club hosted Cosmo politan and Two O Clock clubs with visitors from out of town. Tea was served from a centerpiece of red roses blue violets and white sweet peas. Speaker Mrs Emily W Leister discussed Food Publicity and the Hate Maker and recommended The American Cook Book The Queens Taste and How to Beat the High Cost of Living. A musical program followed with solos duets and violin pieces. Next Metro meeting will be March 3 at Mrs John Von Blums 112 Morgan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Science Institute
Toledo
Leister
Girl Reserve Advisors Address Program Building Problems
Girl Reserve advisors held a detailed meeting with supper at 5 30 PM. Mrs J Martin Boeck presided while Mrs Merritt Powell led devotions on Others. They assigned program roles, planned a library of craft and music materials, and set next month’s theme Awakening with a March 10 meeting over coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
J. Martin Boeck
Merritt Powell
G-Man
Dianea Lester
Berthoff
Mason
Powell
Beck
C. Z. Hummell
Mable Ellis
Girl Reserve Committee
Misa Bessia Wallace
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Merrit Powell
Wedding Date Revealed At Party For Choir Members
Members of the North Ridgeville Congregational church choir held a Valentine party in the church parlor that also announced an upcoming marriage. Mary Elizabeth Ely to Robert Witham Lyrogon was set for Wednesday April twentieth. Circle No. 3 met at St Paul’s Church with twelve members and three guests, led by E. O. Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Circle No
Yesterder
St Paul's Church
Vierzen
Edith Smith
Richard Fichtner
E. 0. Pallas
Fowler
Silver Tea and Musical at Second Congregational Church
Mrs Phoeve tc teuge and Mrs Emma Donres sponsored a silver tea and musical at the Second Congregational church Thursday evening. A quartet of young performers led with The Old Rugged Cross, thirteen new members were announced, and a piano prelude followed by a piano differences contest. The quintet Doris Mac Beal, Barry Holtzman, Martha Buitar, Viola Brenner, and Eugene Bealtar performed. Mrs Grege accompanied. Duets by Mrs Frushaw and Mrs Anna Kepiew closed the program. A social hour with refreshments concluded the event. The Division will meet next at the home of Mrs Nell Miller on Dewes Avenue March 3 with Mrs Donnelly assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoeve Tc Teuge
Emma Donres O
Old Rugged Cross
Perp'a
Doris Mac Beal
Bary Holtzman
Martha Buitar
Viola Brenner
Eugene Bealtar
Dovis Grege
Grege
Wre
Vb Frushaw
Anna Kepiew
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Names List
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Harold Mac Gune at 640 Vulcan Street Mrs Chester Wilczak of Grafton Mrs Clarance Foster 162 Bellefield Avenue Mildred Rothatein No 4 Wolfbrock Raymond Rourke 113 Fremont Street John Niesen Amherst Charles Heath La Grange Discharges include Mrs Joseph Ged udee baby girl 169 Fairlawn Avenue Fred Petersen 431 Ken yon Avenue Mrs Grate Deer Mansfield Charles Heath La Hosp italization categories show accident sickness maternity and related care with choices of hospital U A or Canada Monthly MA8 E O Barclay Grant St. Phone 89934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold MacGune
Vulcan Street
Chester Wilczak
Grafton
Clarance Foster
Bellefield Avenue
Mildred Rothatein
Wolfbrock
Raymond Rourke
Fremont Street
John Niesen
Amherst
Charles Heath
la Grange
Joseph Gedudee
Fairlawn Avenue
Fred Petersen
Kenyon Avenue
Grate Deer
Mansfield
Tureen Precedes Meeting of Auxiliary to the Sons of Linen Veterans
A tureen dinner led into a meeting of the Auxiliary to the Sons of Linen Veterans at Woodman hall yesterday. Marian Bodine and others organized the dinner and planned two February events at 166 Cleveland street and Woodman hall. Bertha Torch will attend as deputy president, with Mary Claycomb’s group in charge of a next gathering. Helen Zalenka reported treasury funds and a personality talk was planned for the coming weeks. Hostesses for the next meeting were named Agnes Garber Betty Sebastian and Christine Guadagnino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Linen
Woodman Hall
Marian Bodine
Mary Clascomt
Mhlizaheth Liecher
Bertha Torch
Mt. Verpom
Atendance
Fabruaie Lsth
Marian Tuedine
Cleveland Street
Bodine
Charman Anna Bruch
Daisy Hard
Mary Claycomb
Edith Hill
Eva Worthington
Thera
Agnes Garber
Betty Sebastian
Christine Guadagnino
Colonial era tea gatherings and book club notes
Mrs Frank Spencer hosts a Colonial tea at Spruce Street with antique shawls and dishes. Mrs H Kellogg Day leads a history of Ohio while Mrs Joseph Morgan presides at the tea. Culture Club meets at Mrs M Stetson’s with a review of None Shall Look Back by Caroline Gourdon and Spa Brook views on how to worry less. Engagement announced for Helen Gurchik to Alex Ksenich Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spencer
Spruce Street
Ohio
Joseph Morgan
Copas
J. E Heedock
Frank Luther Wil
M. Stetson
Wret Avenue
Yasterday
Tventy
M. M. Wilcox
Caroline Gourdon
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Allert
Clarksville
May Heard
Spabrook
Ued
Will Beal
B. H Leng
Park Avenue
Steve Gurchik
Fifteenth Street
Helen
Alex Ksenich Jr
Alex Ksenich
Lorain
Ksenich
The
National Tube Co
Mrs Clarence Craig Addresses Junior Friendship Club At Mothers Night
Mrs Clarence Craig of Oberlin spoke at the Y W C A Mothers Night program hosted by the Junior Friendship club. Approximately one hundred guests attended as Fle anore Carr welcomed all and Helen Simpson announced the program. Mrs Craig contrasted American and Turkish mothers and daughters, noting the gap created by modernization in Turkey and citing the Turkish leader’s push to westernize. She urged wholesome relations between mothers and daughters, aided by a social hour of tea and Valentine cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Craig
Junior Friendship Club
Oberlin
Moothers
Fleanore Carr
Helen Simpson
Strauss
Helene Cohen
Cadman
Jerry Rigo
Craig
Palestine
Turkey
Egypt
Cforta
Ralph Carr
James Simpson
Salroy Tull
Marivance Ward
Maria1 Lindberg
Ruth Eady
Helen Bristol
Robert Wilson
Lincoln Birthday Dance Plans By Senior Friendship Club
The Senior Friendship Club finalizes arrangements for a Lincoln Birthday formal at Spring Valley Country Club this Saturday from nine to midnight. Chaperones are Dr. and Mrs. Mark Willis and Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson. Freddie Faye's Orchestra will provide the music and tickets are on sale at the High School and the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Hine
Mark Willis
R. W. Johnson
Freddie Faye
Valentine Day gatherings at St Pauls and Emanuel churches
Mrs Earl Jolley hosted Cir cle No 6 at St Pauls with devotions by Mrs Harold Clark and Mrs John Kunitz. A luncheon followed with a berry cake centerpiece and marked seats. In two weeks Mrs Howard Sein will entertain. At Charles Crosby’s home twenty three guests celebrated two room mothers. prizes went to Leanna Moom and Elisabeth Ross. The Missionary Society at Emmanuel Lutheran held a Valentine themed dinner with tulips and candles, committee led by Mrs Margaret Taylor and others. Dr J Urich reviewed What Is This Moslem World on March 1 at Mrs Mynchenberg’s Denison Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jolley
Marcia Schroeder
Circle No. 6
St. Paul's Church
Harold Clark
John Kunitz
Toth Street
Ates
PTA
Mim
Dora Slack
Elizabeth Ross
Ruth Troup
Gay Hubbell
Missionay Society of Oram First Church
Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Margaret Taylor
Andrew Flaherty
HL Storer
George Mynchenberg Jr
Mynchenberg
J. Urich
Denison l Avenue
New Club Formed By Local Girls Names Kila Theta Sorority
Miss Audrey Garland hosted a girls gathering that formed a new club named Kila Theta Sorority. Officers elected include President Jean Hellmsath Vice President Audrey Garland Secretary Edna Townsend Treasurer Jean Agch enbach Reporter Helen Reese and Program Chairman Wilda Rhodes. Members planned future meetings and pins. Next meeting set for two weeks at Miss Wilda Rhodes home 712 Sherman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Garland
Tne
Kila Theta Sorority
Jean Hellmsath
Edna Townsend
Jean Agchenbach
Helen Reese
Wilda Rhodes
Pew
Sherman Street
Evening social notices fill a busy calendar in town
Calendar items list a Colonial party at Mochareh for 7 30 wearing old fashioned clothes. Box social Valentine exchange. Tau Chi Chapter Epstion Sigma Alpha meets. Daughters of America meet. Northwest Encampment meets. Thelma Reinker hosts at 12th street. British Empire Club dance and card party. Junior Young People meet at St Johns School. B and P W Club card party at Mrs Krieg’s West Avenue. Ladies Auxiliary to V F W hosts guests at Anna Powell home. Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of GA R bingo at Mrs Margaret Schroeder 183 Beebe Court. Emma Dean Anderson Circle meets at United Presbyterian church. Marian Varsey chairs business meeting. Nomination group named Lillian Smith Emuly Paeth and Wands Myers. Devotionals by Luis Phelps with Harrrington Heroes of the Arons. Bible lesson from Revelations 4 led by Mrs C L Bristol. Candy served then church gathering scheduled March eleventh hosted by Wanda uni Betty Myers Ruth Unger Ithana Kirkpatrick to lead lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOR
Kings Daughters
Mochareh
Rollin E
Hinkson Post
Tau Chi
Epstion Sigma Alpha
Daughters of America
Northwest
Mieete
Thelma Reinker
12Th Street
British Empire
St. John’s Scchool
P. W
Emma ‘Dean Anderson
Ond Guest
United Presbyterian Church
Marian Varsey
Lillian Smith
Emuly Paeth
Wands Myers
Luis Phelps
Harrington
Africa
Bible Legion
C. L. Bristol
To Go To Oberlin Salentine Dinner Plans
Members of the Middle Step club arrange a Oberlin trip for a Salentine dinner on Monday evenings with reservations to Donna Chapman by tomsht. The group will meet at the Y at b dU to go to Oberlin. Helen Rudy Mildred Gembska and Betty Schaeffer will drive. A scavenger co-ed event is planned for February 9 at the Y. Sewing Circle members met at Mrs Anna Dimitt's home on Dewes avenue. a noon dinner was served. The next Sewing Circle meeting will be at Mrs Cassie Haverstick's home on Lincoln Court May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Step Club
Oberln
Salentine
Donna Chapman
Tomsht
Berlin
Helen Rudy
Mildred Gembska
Betty Schaeffer
Y. Wet
Major Woodworth
AuaHdry
Anna Dimitt
Dewes Avenue
Diinick
Cirela
Cassie Haverstick
Lincoln Cout
Marga 10Th
Pickett Hosts Keen Butter Club Meeting at Garvin Avenue
Mrs Harry Pickett and members of the Keen Butter Club met yesterday at Garvin Avenue home. Mrs Elma Jackson led the devotional service. Gifts were exchanged by peanut sisters and Mrs Hepsy Urias won the special prize. Next meet planned in two weeks at Mrs Ethel Krugman’s Ruverdale Count home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pickett
Garvin Avenue
tKeen Butter Club
Elma Jackson
Peanut Sisters
Hepsy Urias
Ethel Krugman
Ruverdale
Fortnightly Hosts Book Review and Society Notices
Review by Mrs. Charles Braman of Vedlara Progress by O Dell Shopart at Mrs George Stoyeur s Fortnightly gathering on Boat Avenue plus society notices of gatherings at Mrs J B Guthrie s and Mrs J W Van Dusen s homes. Valentine parties at St Paul s Circle No 1 and a church luncheon hosted by Mrs Henry Manns on February 124th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braman Yeaterday
George Stoyeur
Boat Avenue
O'Dell Shopart
Bronson Alcott
Connecticut
Concord
Louis‘day M. Alcott
J. B.guthrie
Irving Street
J. W. van Dusen
Middle Avenue
Society event at Mrs Koe Bolash home notes prizes and games
Members of St Theresa's Society of Sacred Heart gathered at 2129 Woodford Ave to play games and award prizes to Mrs Rodachy and Mrs Sekete while Mrs John Simon received a special prize. A luncheon followed. Next meeting set for February 23 at Mrs Simon's home. Access to upcoming Valentine party and refreshments planned. Meanwhile Frendly Club schedules a weekly dance on February 12 at British Empire Hall with a Valentine themed program and favors for attendees. Plans for a Valentine party and taffy pull at Franklin darl Re serves discussed. Business meeting opened at 3 080 with Joan Graham in charge of devotions. Bake sale announced for Saturday morning at Hultz Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Theresa's Society of Sacred Heart Church
Koe Bolash
Woodford
Rodachy
Sekete
John Simon
Simon
Woodford Avenue
British Empire
Atta
Lloyd Smith
Cavaliers
Franklin Darl Reserves
Joan Graham
Hultz
Middle Ave
Second St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Funk
Mable Little
Cosmopolitan
Two O'Clock
Metropolitan
Pythian Sisters
John Gutensohn
Florence Brown
Esther Seeking
Ruby Smith
Clara Gibbs
Harriett Copas
Fannie Ovratt
Minnie Gard
Lil-ian Boddy
Grace White
Ruby Beal
Gertrude Smith
Eva Brunger
Lydia Melton
Elyria Sav
Trost
Haserodt
Haserodt Jewelry CO. Inc
Eleanore Loekfler Brandau
Broad St. Elyria
John T. Copas
Stella Louse
Hamilton Avenue
Florida
Elyria Meorial Hospital
Harry J. Schwind
West Second Street
Lustig
St. Petersburg
Jack Evenchik
Oxford Avenue
Arizona
California
Charles Decker
Lake Avenue
Ralph Standen
Stanford Avenue
Syracuse
New York
Charles Fell
Bill
Mudie Avenue
Reginald Leister
Toldeo
Edward Ladd
Rhs
Rome
Nelder
Oxford
Bettie Riddle
George Lamrbeyrog
Glendal Court
G. J.) Geisel
Ninth Street
Hag
Don Wa R
Erie
Pennsylvania
Wisner
Court of Honor
Jason Geisel
Mildred Haldeman
Glengale Court
Columbus
Jean Armstrong
Cleveland Herza's
Metropolitan Club of the
W. A. Bas
E . Thompson
Paul
Sith Street
Araim Bellevue
Charlee A. Thompson
Ethel Tager
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Ruth Baur
Wark Wilts
A. Alu
American Association of University Women
Emily Sinclair
Oak Street
Raymond Fisher
Department of Education
Oberlin College
Fisher
United States
Elyria
Bessie Downing
Lizzie Hahn
Wes Alier McCracken
A. Baird Wis Jobe Ade
Edna Moore
George M. Das
Charles Persons
Row McWilliams
Paul Hines
William Brown
Paul Weisbrod ,Jr
Cascade Street
Weisbrod
Ruth Pickett
Philip Barr
High Street
Fahor
U. A
Canada
E. O. Barclay
Grant Bt
WekKun Thum
Helen Zalenka
Southern Story
Beechwood
Lincoln
T. Paul's Church
Ruth Blakesley
Eleanor Phiel
Ted Washke
Marie Lewis
A. Bailey
Birkline’s
Vwis
Pickett
Review Popular Book
Martha Wirth
Nichols Jepurt
St. Paul's Circle No. 1
Harold Greenich
Henry Manns
At the Heights Beauty Shop
River
Brassiere
Warner
Batiste
Merthe