Donna Bell Shaw Speaks at Elyria Club February Dinner
Mrs. Donna Bell Shaw of Oberlin spoke on interpretive dancing at the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club February dinner held at First Congregational church. Six new members were initiated amid candlelight, with Catherine Schnuerer leading. The group discussed a lace factory tour on February 27, a Mansfield club tea on February 28, and a Cleveland district meeting, plus choir rehearsals and special music by Ethel Ryan and Viola Gugel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
First Congregational Church
Martha
George Washington
Donna Bell Shaw
Oberlin
Catherine Schnuerer
Carol Stone
Kathleen Vaughn
Margaret Taylor
Helen McGuire Schulke
Georgia Cox
Willelmine Gebhard
Neva
Cora Bassett
Grace Nau
Mansfield Club
Cleveland
P. W
Eleanor Armstrong
Broad Street
Ethel Ryan
Viola Gugel
Vivian Hackett
Love in the Sun review at YWCA by Mrs Leila Heath Neff
A capacity audience enjoyed Leila Heath Neff’s Tuesday afternoon review of Love in the Sun by Leo Wamsley at the YWCA. The novel follows a young English couple seeking stability near the sea while the husband writes to pay debts, with humor and pathos from their austere early years. Tea preceded the event with music by Mrs Robert Boylan as part of a social hour. Omega Sigma sorority met on Park Avenue with Helen Snyder hosting. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Gould and Mrs Dave Robertson. The next meeting, on March, will be at Mrs Vaughn Flaherty’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wamsley
Leila Heath Neff
Robert Boylan
Harold Wendorf
Ray Chamberlain
Omega Sigma Sorority
Helen Snyder
Park Avenue
Harold Gould
Bridge
Could
Dave Robertson
George Washington
Uncle Sam
Vaughn Flaherty
90th Birthday Dinner Party for Mrs Mary Bruhn
Mrs Mary Bruhn celebrated her 90th birthday at her daughter Emma Jamz’s home 330 Eleventh Street with a dinner for sixteen. An orchid and flower motif surrounded a birthday cake as bouquets flanked the centerpiece. Gifts and cards poured in while friends visited and the pastor from St John’s church paid respects. The day included social calls, dinner, and well wishes from church and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bruhn
Emma Jamz
Eleventh Street
St. John's Church
Mrs. Bruhn
Lorain Deanery N.C.C.W. Meets With 165 Women
The February Lorain Deanery N C C W meeting at St Vitus church drew 165 women who enjoyed a soup demonstration and vegetable preservation reels. March plans call for a cancelled meeting due to a board luncheon at St Marys Elyria on March 5. A limited number of luncheon tickets are available through several organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Easly
B. W. Galloway
Albert Schaefer
Russell Stokley
James O'Connor
Benefits Of Trade Agreements Program Discussed
The Public Affairs committee of the W. C. A. discussed Secretary Cordell Hulls trade agreements and their impact on Elyria industries. Mrs. Oscar Townsend outlined benefits to lace bicycles iron and steel products and labor in Ohio from renewed foreign markets, with emphasis on employment and purchasing power. The group urged continued support for trade agreements and opposition to anti alien legislation, planning a March meeting to discuss federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Oscar Townsend
Elyria
France
Canada
Ohio
Townsend
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Curtis Spence
Congress
Japan
United States
F. Stetson
A. M. Boy
National Youth Adinistration
Public Works Aheno
Civilian Conservation Corps
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Sewing Circle Meeting Tomorrow
The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Sewing Circle will hold an all day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Nina Wicker at 221 Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Sewing Circle
Nina Wicker
Cleveland Street
Contract Bridge Lesson Series Begins Tomorrow
The Elyria Woman's Club hosts a two session Contract Bridge series starting tomorrow at 2 PM and 8 PM at the club house on Fourth Street. Alvin Landy of Cleveland will conduct lessons and play, with many new participants joining including Mrs. Halpin Graber Gollmar Johnson Kohn Lyons Nivus Turner Williams Gilmore Fowell Kemble Parks Cloir Bauer Aldrich Zechman Zechman Crowe and Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Alvin Landy
Cleveland
John Halpin
E. H. Graber
R. G. Gollmar
L. V. Johnson
District Grand Master Inspects Masonic Lodge
Frank S. Harmon Lodge No. 663 held its annual inspection with nearly 140 Masons, over half visitors. Insp. officer Jon Sayre Christie of Cleveland praised lodge work and Masonic education. John Pais received Master Mason degree. A women of Eastern Star dinner preceded. Birthday honors for H. W. Thomas, and Hortense Odlum book note featured. March 4 next club event planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Harmon Lodge F
A. M. No
Jon Sayre Christie
Cleveland
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Twenty-Second
Masonic District
Paul Wainwright
J. Martin Beck
John Pais
Order of Eastern Star
Minnie Chapman
H. W. Thomas
Masonry
Women of Molice Plan Chapter Night February Twenty Second
Florence Penrod announced the ritual committee will stage the chapter night program on February 22 following the yearly development calendar. Talks will cover Faith Hope and Love, with an initiation ceremony honoring Grand Ritualist Blanche Walk. A luncheon will follow, inviting all members to attend. The Welsh club also set March 1 for St David’s Day banquet with attorney John Roberts as speaker at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Florence Penrod
United States
Canada
Alaska
Blanche Walk
Washington
Pennsylvania
Penrod
Daughters of Scotia Plan Whist and Dance Night
After a routine business session at the British Empire Club hall the Daughters of Scotia completed plans for a whist and dance party set for March 5 for members and friends. A social hour followed the meeting and lunch was provided by Mrs. William Rogers Mrs. Isabella Sparks and Mrs. Peter Kidd. Mrs. Robert McKelvie chairs the organizing committee for the event replacing the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Scotia
British Empire Club
William Rogers
Isabella Sparks
Peter Kidd
Robert McKelvie
Local Society Notes Report Several Visits and Events
Mrs G L Carner of Washington DC has visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Stetson of West Avenue for two weeks. Mrs Mary Jones from North Dakota expects to return home this weekend. Mrs A J Swartz of West Second Street hosted guests for three days. Mr and Mrs Bud Cramer of Archwood Avenue Lorain, Miss Mary Bishop and Dr John Master of Cleveland will attend the Military Ball at the American Legion Home tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs Nelson Hand announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on February 20. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Korzan on February 21 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Gertrude Blakeley hosted Chiquita club last night with a white elephant sale planned for March 7 at Elnora Farkas home on Furnace Street. A sewing meeting is set for February 26 at the Farkas home. committee named for next social. Michigan games yielded high score for Delores Brada and consolation for Elnora Farkas. Refreshments served before adjournment. Culture Club meets Thursday February 22 at Mrs Harwood Lersch 121 Harrison Street. Mrs R W McWilliams secured slides from Cleveland Museum of Art. paintings discussed. Musical program being arranged by Mrs Clarence Beazell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Park Avenue
Las
Tri-Ko Club
June Barchard
Rosemary O'Donnell
Peggy Dunn
Maxine Garford
Thelma Kelly
Jean Crowe
Bridge
June Sutliffe
Lucille Coen
West Avenue
Melvin Maddock
Sixth Street
Pamela
Arthur Tite
Hortense Odlum
New York City
FE. T. Wilcox
George Johnson
G. L. Carner
Washington, D.C
Frank Stetson
Mary Jones
North Dakota
East River Street
A. J. Swartz
West Second Street
Bud Cramer
Archwood Avenue
Lorain
Mary Bishop
John Master
Cleveland
American Legion
Nelson Hand
Beverly Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Korzan
Vulcan Street
Gertrude Blakeley
Second Street
Chiquita Club
Elnora Farkas
Furnace Street
Farkas
Michigan
Delores Brada
Culture Club
Harwood Lersch
Harrison Street
R. W. McWilliams
Cleveland Museum of Art
Clarence Beazell
Hostess Receives Gifts At Merry Mixup Club Meeting
Mrs S R Byam of Clarkstret opened her home to the Merry Mixup club Monday evening. Agnes Pycroft and Ethel Woods won high score in bingo while Jessie Bauer took the consolation. A salad course followed with a centerpiece of sweet peas and aqua napkins bearing the hostess name. Mrs Byam received anniversary gifts and the next gathering is set for Mrs Dorothy Nichol's home at 242 Columbia avenue. A birthday surprise honored Wesley Pick with a pinochle session and prizes for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Byam
Clarkstret
Agnes Pycroft
Ethel Woods
Jessie Bauer
Byam
Dorothy Nichol
Columbia Avenue
Wesley Pick
Violet Binzer
George Hoffman
Herman Peabody
Joe Kovac
Lester Harding
Wilma Aldrich
Binzer
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Business Women’s Club
Modern English Novel
Y.w.ca
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
VapoRus
Ta Wa Si Club
Doris Edwards
Middle Avenue
Ruth McGinnis
Red Cross
Virginia
Delene Brunger
Florence Stetson
Lucille Day
Garrett
Dorothy Hastings
Hariets Mitts
Marcelle Myers
Harriett Mills
Cambridge Street
al Wilsenske
Hungarian Reformed Church
Joseph Bara
Hearts
John Kokai
Jon Becker
East Ave
East Avenue
N.C.C.W
Mrs. Neff
Young Women's League
I. M. Patterson
Germany
Ethel Vance
Emmy Ritter
Mark
America
Betty Brown
Erna Burandt
Stella Copas
Rose Downs
Florence Lyons
Hannorah May
Vanella Roe
General Washington
First Methodist Church
C. M. Ackerman
Princeton Avenue
Karl Meister
Bertha Dunham
Ackerman
Oscar Dunn
Merritt Powell
Eighth Street
Mrs. Waller
Queens
Martin Waller
Hawthorne Street
Ed Thorley
Virgil Donovan
Howard Chapman
Arthur Giles
MET. Opera
Wagner
Broad St
Bepein
Joker Fe Brodcope
Colette
Don
Catholic Study Club No
Joe Gusxy
W.G. Senft
Council of Study Clubs
Lorain Deanery
St. Bridget
Irclar
Harold Lane
Arthur Grumney
P.T. A
Garford Parent-Teacher Association
P-T. A
Charles Redman
Leroy Smith
William Schuur
Alvin Steller
Ways and Means
Haas
Graber
Hist
Ruth's
Lake Ave
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Masonic Lodge
Women of
St. David's Day
James Davies
John Roberts
E. T. Reese
Davies
Ladies’ Tailoring & Fur Shoppe
Lear Arrice
Max Horwitz
Ostrov’s
Batiste
Capitol Theatre
Berson
Peter Pan
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