Clubs and society events fill a January evening
A long list of meetings and social gatherings is planned for tonight and nearby days. Women groups meet at 648 Lodi Street and Columbus Street with Mrs. Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. Webber respectively. Other clubs gather on Eighth Street Brooklyn and Brooklys Street. Church groups convene in various rooms at 7 30 with men and elders meeting, while charity circles host card parties and a 6 30 supper followed by dancing. A large Federation dinner last night at the YWCA featured many clubs hosting programs and a one act play Their Husbands by Alice Gerstenberg with Doris Jumont leading as the girl. Officers for the coming year were elected for the Square Deal Boys and the Fen eration presented Jumont a picture. Friday will bring a book review at the YWCA, and the Square Deal Boys prepare for February by electing officers and awarding badges. Sunday school will recite the twenty third psalm and plans for a mother and son banquet are underway in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor. W
L. W. Beaumont
Lodi Street
Round Table Club
Lawrence Webber
Columbus Street
Lady Rowena Circle
C. E. Dunford
Eighth Street
L. Harris
Brooklys Street
Nel. Willows
Church of Christ
Dames of Malta
C. O. F. Pall
Ladies Auxiliary
Eagle's Nail
Elders
Helping Hand Society
Pilgrim Community Church
Gates Room
First Church
Federation of Business Girls Clubs
Notawa Club
Victoria Albrecht
Suni Club
Tigritis
Yolaso
Alice Gerstenberg
Doris Jumont
Stella Filo
Hester Smith
Nora Baus
Leona Jumont
Blanche Aeliman
Mary Moran
Dorothy Miller
Mabel Reffening
Feneration
Jumont
Oberlin Trio
J. Howenstine
Square Deal Boys
Methodist Church
Kenneth Jennings
Robert Williams
James Harper
Edward Bemhower
Howard Towle
Lbrarian
Richard Notley
Robert Willams
Elward Dbembower
Boyer
Meetings and Installation Activities At Local Organizations
The City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations meets Friday at 1 30 in the Lorain County Bank director's room. The Notawa Club plans a gathering tomorrow at Miss Victoria Albrecht's home, 135 Spruce Street. The Woman's Benefit Association installed officers with past commander Louise Goodman and commander Bertha Lyberger among others. The next regular meeting is February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Parent- Teacher Associations
Lorain County Bank
Notawa Club
Victoria Albrecht
Spruce Street
Louise Goodman
Bertha Lyberger
Bertha Olmsted
Kate Prentice
Frances MacNeal
Eleanor Sonnells
Stella Landers
Mary Prentice
Grace Shuer
Powers
Urlas
Cora Bemis
Eleanor Bonnells
Olga Johnson
Shaver
Cohen
Mrs. Smith
Bowen
Agnes Erickson
Card Parties and Club Gatherings Dominate Local Social
Modern Woopmen of America hosted a well attended card party at the K of P hall with prize wins for Mrs. F. J. Traxtor Mrs. Fred Wirth and Mrs. Harry Merman constation. Men’s high scores went to William Dostall P. C. Bidd it and F. W. Coustall with William Hoffman taking the door prize. A second card party is slated for February twenty second. Auxiliary to Knights of St John hosted a card party at GAR Hall with five hundred and pedro played. prizes claimed by James Barns Roe ihert Brand Frank Jones and J. J. Collin white, with women’s honors to Mrs Edio Trek Mrs BR Struthers Mrs Catherine Brennen and Mrs Catherine Ryan. Bunco and five hundred clubs held meetings with prizes awarded to various members. Fifty ninth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. J. Chapman noted with an engagement announcement for Miss Sacra Clifford. Local lodge BUCH Tlyria 198 O O F met with many new applications and Third Degree conferrals for the Grafton Lodge team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woopmen
America
P. Hall
Pedro
Knights OF ST. John
Uenights of St. John
Gar Vial
James Barns
Roeihert Brand
Frank Jones
J. J. Collin White
Edo Trek
BR Struthers
Cat Tyine Brennen
Catharine Ryan
K. of C. Hall
Tuesaday
JB. Chapman
Eddie Kirby
Frances Hearvy
Fritz Radio
Befl! Mayberry
Mra Auna’ Haris
Tlyria Lodge
Odd Fellowa Hall
Grafton Lodge
Ccaptan Muttifley
Pedroais
Filtitterys
Mason Kimith
Nonay
Elsna
Cloverleaf Circle Meets at the Church
The Cloverleaf Circle of St Pauls Evangelical church met last evening with Muss Charlotte Wacker as hostess. About twelve members attended and social visiting and games filled the evening. They were invited to meet at the home of Mrs Darrell Iden e on February eighth. The Pythian Sisters have accepted an invitation from the Knights of Pythias at the K of Boi hall on Thursday evening. Admissions: Fannie Babich and Mrs Ralpt Bauer. Discharges: Mrs Sam Raizman, Rabich, Theresa Stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Muss Charlotte Wacker
Darrell Idene
K. OF P. Order
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
K. of Boi
Fannie Babich
West Street
Ralpt Bauer
Thbtreenth Street
Sam Raizman
West Avenue
Fatenig Rabich
Theresa Stack
W.loth Street
Triplette Club Meets With Mrs Brown In Social Evening
The Triplette club gathered at Mrs. Brown's home with Yellow Line Ten members and two guests Mrs John Braedigan and Mrs Emily Veterman. Eleven five hundred games awarded prizes to Eleanor Sonnells Ray Brown C Werle and Don Pebron with refreshments served and plans announced for the February meeting at 150 Weat hs Grace Lutheran Street. A Northeast Ohio Branch conference of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers set for Feb 21-22 at First Congregational Church Vainen Ville with banquet reception and services. The WLC TOL met at the Berean room Methodist church with Mrs J J Wandehy presiding and fund raising toward the state convention. Sessions featured readings and current events. The Dipsy Crew entertained at Mrs Dorothy Thornton’s home with music sewing and readings and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Connor
T . VT
Indian Hollow Road
Pauline Phillins
Gertrude Adams
Denison Avennue
Dred
Yellow Line
John Braedigan
Emily Veterman
Eleanor Sonnells
Ray Brown
C. £. Werle
Don Pebron
Guy Hall
Insurer
Weaths
Grace Lutheran Street
Selnfilam Sehmittgen
Gee Ler
George Haserodt
Albert Ehike
Milas Helena Haseroat
Alfred Gebhardt
Alfred Gebhardt Confisog Ae the Two Ormaniats, Waiter J Kirke
Walter Fyretcher
WH Krugman
Ee Finance
Fred, Gotto
Mr. McKee
Northeast Ohio
National Congress of Parent and Tenehers Ja
First Congregational Church
Vainenville
Carl. W. Martin
Thin City
Wiv
Mitts Preaide
Martin
Northeast
Dipsy Crew
Mrc
Dorothy Thornton
Weet River
Siest
Juanita Bedford Blunts
Dorothy Boddy
Josephings Hitsman
Circle 3 Has A Large Business Meeting
Circle No 3 of St Mary Church held a large afternoon meeting at Mrs Charles Walrath home Foster Avenue with Mrs Lena Wockenfusa as hostess Two guests attended and Mrs A J Hiscox led devotionals After a vocal circle business routine a light refreshment course was served The next meeting will be at Mrs Ben Graber Clark Street on February elsite The Women’s Welsh Circle met at Mrs John Liord Bond Street for day work plans with a lunch served They planned St Davids Day celebration for March at Mrs Martins Roberts West River Street The ladies were assisted by guests from Lorain Mrs Macarian and Mrs Morris Pete Burke of Challes Court was confined to his home for a week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. Dof St. Meal Church
Mra
Charles Walrath
Foster Avenue
Lena Wockenfusa
Hoetest
A. J. Hiscox
Ben Graber
Clark Street
John Liord
Bond Eirect
Lwelrva
St. Davids
Martin Roferts
Weet River Street
Merla
Lorain
Mac ‘Arian
Mrs. Morris
Entertains at Progressive Pedro in Iowa tables scene
Mrs. Tow Maddox entertained friends at Iowa tables of progressives podre. High scores by Sfin g Oniddey and Mrs J Kaylor. Mrs Louis Hopkys consoled for a low score. A delicious luncheon followed. Mrs Joni Cluzhin reported as amprosini after two weeks. Music lessons offered at Rust's Music Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Tow. Maddox
Joni Cluz
Rust
2Nd St
Rialto
Theo
AED
Local People Attend Meetings and Events in Cleveland
Mrs. Carl W. Martin of Tenth street attended a meeting of the Ohio Branch board of managers of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Cleveland Hotel. Mrs. Winifred Parr and Miss Ethel Wise went to Cleveland for a New York Symphony Orchestra concert at the Masonry Auditorium. Thomas Tvin of Lake Avenue was in the city after OGL. Joseph Weler of Valleys Pity and Misa Josephing Menner of Iusely attended the auto show. Thomas Anspecher, Case School student, is spending mid semester at home with his mother Mrs. E. M. Anspocher of Wear Avenue. Mrs. J. Q. Tiyan of Cedar Street was a guest at the New York Symphony活动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Martin
Tenth Street
Cleveland
Board of Managers
Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winifred Parr
Ethel Wise
New York Symphony Orchestra
Masonie Auditorium
Thomas Tvin
Laka Avenue
Joseph Weler
Valleys
Pity
Misa Josephing Menner
Lusely
Thomas
Local notes from the community social page mix in with quirky tales
A jumble of brief items mentions a winter concert, visitors from Howe street, travel anecdotes, a ghost tale told at a dairy event, and a hotel honey mix up. Names like Mire Lee Kongie, Mr Agnes Tuttle, and Mrs. Fred Gaecher appear with varied small happenings and humorous miscommunications.
Banquet and Meeting of Oberlin Bunt New Women's Club
A banquet and meeting of the Bunt new Women's Club of Oberlin were held at the Park Hotel. Members gathered for fellowship and organizational planning, with reports on activities and future events discussed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntnew Women's Club of
Oberlin
Park Hotel
Death notice and social news from New Oberlin area
Messrs Peter A Sehotte and Frank J Schmita report the death of their brother in law Peter Emmerick of Avon aged expectedly Sunday morning. Funeral will be Wednesday. Local families visited in Avon Elyria and Broad Street rummage sale announced by Circle No 8 M E Church next to Wilder's Cigar Store on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Oberclix
Peter A. Sehotte
Frank J. Schmita
Peter Emmerick
Avon
T. Gerbartinger
Mary Margaret
Peter A. Schmitz
Frank J. Schmitz
T. Gerhartinger
Francis Peter
Louis Gerhartinger
Elyria
Carl P. Schmitz
Amelia G. Schmitz
East
Broad St
Wilder's Cigar
Auspices Circle
M. E. Church
Aunt and neighbors host card party with progressive games
Ave spent one day last week with her aunt Mr and Mrs T Gerhart inger. Mrs Emma Justin entertained the neighbors card party last Tuesday evening. Five games of progressive Pedro were played. Hilgu scores were won by Mrs Geo Dion and Michael Smith and Mrs John Emmerich and Donald Weber were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
T. Gerhartinger
Emma Justin
Linden Family Visiting Schmitz Family Group
Mr and Mrs A J Linden and their daughters of School St Elyria are spending a few days as guests of Frank J Schmitz and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Linden
Tain
St. Elyria
Frank J. Schmitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Sellman
W. Federation
Rouare Deal Club
Woman’s Benefit Association
Mia
Eleanor Sonnelis
Cora
Bemis
Louise Wack
Julia
Hulf
Snodgrass
Ane Ustad
Pon Wilmot
Hljinks Club
Baird
Misa Billy
Vi0ey Baird
Muele Wap
Mia Rush Ault
Jeanette Terry
WWE
Elveta Lodge
Celus Kas
Bride Club
Are Bo M. Grifiths
Monroe Street
Mee
Cutin
Frank Boylan
C. W Harnes
George Brand
Cra
C OW. Barrer
Robertson Ha
Glendale Court
Celus
Utopia Club
M. A. Jenkins
Ledi Street
T. M. Dangerfield
J. C. Mathis
Coner Garford
Hogels
L. E. Wessel
Whackies Street
Hospital Notes
Ee Brown
WC. T. UT
WLC
Methodint
Serter
Felr
J. J. Wandehy
Charles the
Devailloners
Ruth Affter
Edwin Kirby
Circle NO. 3
Woman's Welsh Ilch
Pete Burke
Challes Court
Tesohar
Carun
Techie
Hurtyilte
Cup
Otis
Chu
Agnes Tuttle
Howerte
Piroet
Mire
Corinne Crandall
Sam
Rueasey
Delmar’s
Everybody
Columbia
Karl Barnett
Orchesta
Wang
Pant Ash
al Hauser and His Orchestra
Ted Lewis
A. B. Sauer Music
Lorain County
Gas Broad St
Plyris Broadway
Loralo
Elyria High School
B. and
P. W
New Oberlin
Marcelling
Chas. H. Kopp the Barber
Sudro Funeral Home
Elyria Eagles
Cook's Millinery
East Ave
Chas. Wynn
Busice’s
Hecock
Advica
Stith
Johnston
Second Street
Elsria
Oblo
Ravon
Tae Peach
Ae O&c
Rayme
Ahdo
Elyria Hotel
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