Friendship Club Hosts Chinese Play At Supper Meeting
The Friendship Club monthly supper meeting at the v W Co A gym featured a dramatic group performance titled 4 Somersault to Love. Eileen O Donnell presided and Donna Dickason led devotions as cast members portrayed a garden setting and a clash of old and new Chinese marriage customs coached by Mrs. Theodore Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Eileen O’donnell
Donna Dickason
China
Theodore Seward
Beverly Barchard
Jeanette Shruhsole
Thelma Shober
Evelene Starkey
Betty Bishop
Catherine Cullen
Mary Robson
Evelyn Ernst
Mary Kiehia
Friendship Club Cabinet
Keen Kutters Meet at Mrs Handler’s Long Ford Home
Mrs. Margaret Handler hosted Keen Kutters on Long ford avenue with a noon dinner and a business meeting led by the president. Mrs. Elsie Swartzel conducted devotions for twelve members while visitors Mrs. Leo Hamlin and Mrs. Eleanor Sayles attended. Mrs. Clara Behnke won the afternoon prize. Swartzel spoke on the Electoral vote and Communism. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson invited the group to her Roosevelt avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutters
Margaret Handler
Longford Avenue
Elsie Swartzel
Leo Hamlin
Eleanor Sayles
Clara Behnke
Daughters of St Andrew Serve Dinner and Club Meeting
Sixty men were seated in St Andrew's church Sunday School room for a Men’s Club dinner hosted by the Daughters of St Andrew. The program featured the Winters brothers Frederick Donald and Owen with instrumental and vocal numbers, Master Jack Bilton on piano, Walter Smith with Russell Broughton on organ, and bass solos. S. S. Rockwood read an excellent paper tracing world progress under Divine guidance and beneficial outcomes arising from calamities. Arthur Tite was elected president with James Worthington as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Church
Daughters of St. Andrew
Winters Brothers
Frederick
Donald
Owen
Jack Bilton
Walter Smith
Russell Broughton
S. S. Rockwood
Arthur Tite
James Worthington
Circle No 1 Hosts Afternoon at First Congregational
Circle No 1 met in the parlors of the First Congregational church with Mrs H O Pankoff Mrs A J Uthe and Mrs M Fowl as hostesses. Mrs A Peters led the business session discussing plans for future work. Mrs H M Metcalf led devotions showed wood specimens from a hike to illustrate gods presence in nature. Maude Eleanor Beam and Eric Chapman sang Sylvia and Winter Lullaby before adjournment after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
H. O. Pankoff
A. J. Uthe
M. Fowl
A. Peters
H. M. Metcalf
God
Maude Eleanor Beam
Eric Chapman
Sylvia
Rebekah LodgeInstalls Officers At St Clair Meeting
Twenty nine members and three guests attended the Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge gathering at Mrs Kate Reinharts home. One new member was admitted. Officers installed include Cassie Richards president Lucy Pomter oy first vice president Gertrude Wilson second vice president Anna Gehrke recording secretary Bertha Olmsted financial secretary Carrie Miller treasurer Anna Friday sunshine treasurer Louise Stearns chaplain and musician Gertrude Wilson. Refreshments were served by Ruby Beal Pearl Miller and Hants Castle. Next meeting set for February 22 at Mrs Lizzie Lewis home on Lodi street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah
Kate Reinhart
Cassie Richards
Lucy Pomteroy
Gertrude Wilson
Anna Gehrke
Bertha Olmsted
Carrie Miller
Sunshine
Anna Friday
Louise Stearns
Ruby Beal
Pearl Miller
Hants Castle
Lizzie Lewis
Lodi Street
Circle No 2 St Pauls church hosts home gathering
Mrs Gust Krugmann entertained eight Circle No 2 members at her Tenth street home. Mrs Elmer Oswald led devotions and the business meeting, appointing Mrs Mary Fox chair of devotions. A dinner was planned for next week, with the next meeting set for February 5 at Mrs Mary Foxs Lake avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Krugmann
Circle No. 2
St. Paul's Church
Tenth Street
Elmer Oswald
Oswald
Mary Fox
Lake Avenue
Card Party Follows Eagles Auxiliary Meeting Evening
Following the Eagles Auxiliary business meeting a board party was held with a large attendance. Prizes went to Mrs. W. D. Huffman for first, Miss Emma Warmen for second, and Mrs. Pauline Klein for consolation, with additional prizes to Mrs. W. D. Benson and Mrs. Anna Storck. Five young girls performed music and dancing during the social hour. February night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Pedro
Mirs
W. DB. Huffman
Emma Warmen
Pauline Kiein
W. D. Benson
Anna Storck
Nurse Glee Club Formed at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss L Winifred Bowers supervisor of nurses announces student nurses formed a Glee Club with thirty two voices under Mrs Charles H Quer in. Club meets one evening a week and officers will be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Winifred Bowers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles H. Querin
Dessert bridge party at Central Guild of St. Andrew’s
Mrs Nettie Laundon hosted a dessert bridge at her Sixth street home with Central Guild members from St Andrew’s Episcopal church. Prizes were awarded for high score to Mrs Cloyd Gull, second to Mrs E Crisp, and third to the hostess. Eight tables were filled with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Laundon
Sixth Street
Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Cloyd Gull
E. Crisp
Dames of Malta Plan Card and Dance Night
A good attendance of Dames of Malta met in I O O F Hall for a business session. Deputy Christ ine Werner of Cleveland attended the meeting. The group plans a card and dance party to be held February eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of
Malta
I. O. O. F. Hall
Christine Werner
Cleveland
Dames
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Albert Thomson 524 North Street Mrs Sam Wasserman 346 Sixth Street Mrs Alan Evege 1848 Middle Avenue Irene Meyers Cleveland Thomas Carter 135 Fairlawn Discharges include Raymond Van Niel 55 Furnace Street Mrs John Kylap 520 Sixth Street Mrs George Miadok baby girl No 6 Woodford Ave Irene Meyers Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thomson
North Street
Sam Wasserman
Sixth Street
Alan Evege
Middle Avenue
Irene Meyers
Cleveland
Thomas Carter
Fairlawn
Raymond van Niel
Furnace Street
John Kylap
Sith Street
George Miadok
Woodford Ave
Irene Mevers
Pledges Initiated by Sigma Gamma Sorority at Howestreet
An informal initiation was held last evening at Miss Marjorie Smith home for three Sigma Gamma Sorority pledges Mrs Earl Tompkins Miss Norma Lee and Miss Doris Caywood After the pledges performed duties high refreshments were served Plans were completed for the Founders Car banquet at Elks Restaurant Friday evening January twenty seventh when the pledges will be formally taken into the Sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Howestreet
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Earl Tompkins
Norma Lee
Doris Caywood
Elks Restaurant
Sewing Circle Meeting Aids Red Cross Effort
The Auxiliaries sewing circle was entertained by Mrs. William Meinke of Columbus street. Plans were made to continue sewing for the Red Cross as long as needed. Meeting adjourned to February ninth with Mrs. T. J. Dimick to host at 511 Dewey avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
William Meinke
Columbus Street
Red Cross
T. J. Dimick
Dewey Avenue
PTA Card Party Draws Prizes at St. Agnes Home
St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Association held a card party at Mrs. Mary Donahue’s Bath Street home. Four bridge tables and two sixty six games were played. first prize went to Mrs. Edith Flood in bridge and Mrs. Katherine Diedrich won sixty six. Refreshments followed and guests departed. Next party time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Parent- Teacher Association
Mary Donahue
Bath Street
Edith Flood
Katherine Diedrich
Sixty Tables in Play at Card Party in St Marys Hall
Sixty tables of cards were in progress at the card party in St Marys hall last evening sponsored by St Marys Altar Society. Games included contract auction pedro five hundred and bunco with prizes awarded to winners. Miss Irena Bilow won the prize of the evening. Refreshments followed. committee chair Mrs B W Galloway. A similar event will be planned before Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary‘s
Circle No 2 entertains at Cambridge avenue home
Members of Circle No. 2 of the First Congregational church were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Mc Donald Jr. Sixteen members and one guest attended. The business session was conducted by the chairman Mrs. Hoover, and Mrs. Grant Moses led the devotional period. After a social hour Mrs. Seed and her committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Congregational Church
Charles McDonald Jr
Cambridge Avenue
H. Hoover
Grant Moses
W. A. Seed
Marriage License Applications in Lorain Area
Harold Milton Sauer 25 driver Cleveland and Sara Joan Deacon 22 Lorain seek marriage license with Baptist minister. Henry Losieewicz 21 inspector Lorain and Alice Sadowski 20 Lorain seek license with Rev. Dombroski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Milton Sauer
Cleveland
Sara Joan Deacon
Lorain
Henry Losieewicz
Inspector
Alice Sadowski
Dombroski
Local Social Notes From Wellington Area In Brief
Mrs Earl Fauver returns from Cleveland after visiting her sister Mrs Carl Scholl. Edward Bott and Maurice Bulmers back in Grand Rapids Michigan after visiting Mr and Mrs A J Foreman and family. Mrs Osea Heggie and guests from Norfolk Virginia and Mrs Maude Hull of George street were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Smith. Camp Auxiliary members attend a card party in Cleveland hosted by Mrs McKenzie. Mrs Witham Wolecomb of Atwood Kansas and Mrs Paul Kridle of Fremont Ohio visiting Mrs W Ruth and family in Wellington. Mrs Jack Kirwan visiting her mother in Oberlin, guest of Miss Dorothy Smith. Mrs E J Crisp called to Nankin Ohio by mother’s illness. Dinner guests in Wellington include Mr and Mrs A K Doolittle of Charleston WV Ms Ruth Adams La Grange and Mr and Mrs Victor Porter and Mrs George Bailey. Mr and Mrs H W Pusbach to move to Baltimore Maryland. Mr Pusbach transferred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fauver
Cleveland
Carl Scholl
Edward Bott
Maurice Bulmers
Grand Rapids
Michigan
A. J. Foreman
Harvard Avenue
Osea Heggie
Kenneth Heggie
Norfolk
Virginia
Maude Hull
George Street
Tom Smith
Wellington
Woodworth Camp
McKenzie
West One Hundred and Fortieth Street
E. T. Struck, Sr
E. T Struck, Jr
Nina Ronk
Cassie Haverstick
William Meinke
T. J. Dimick
C. F Southam
BE. F. Wendorff
Marian Schrock
Dorothy Finnegan
Virginia Southam
Witham Wolecomb
Atwood
Kansas
W. H. Ruth
Paul Kridle
Fremont
Ohio
Kridler
West Avenue
Jack Kirwan
Oberlin
Dorothy Smith
Eighth Street
E. J. Crisp
Nankin
Lew Adams
Second Street
A. K. Doolittle
Charleston
West Virginia
Ruth Adams
la Grange
Victor Porter
George Bailey
H. W. Pusbach
Baltimore
Maryland
Mr. Pusbach
Evening church groups and clubs meet in St Pauls area
Tonight events include Gleaners class at St Pauls with Anna Schubert Educational Dept spengers card party at Woman's Club Pythian Sisters card party Twelve Merry Makers with Hazel Eayles Oberlin Branch University Women with Mrs Thomas Graham Men's Club Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Professor Horton Notawa Club at YWCA Elvira Commandery No 69 complimentary party Bethel Shrine at I C C F Hall Builders class St Pauls with Mrs H Reinhardt West Bridge St evening meeting Church night service at 1st Consu preceded by supper Dr Aud will give a devotional on the gospel of St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
St. Pauls Church
Anna Schubert
Spengers
Woman's Club
Pythian Sisters
Elvira Commandery No. 69
Bethel Shrine
St. Paul's
Meetings For Neighborhood Bible Classes At Baptist Church
Neighborhood Bible classes hold Friday at 2 p m at the Baptist Church House East avenue. Lessons 15 16 and 17 will be studied. A W Collins of Berea Ohio was in Elyria on business yesterday. Rev and Mrs Karl P Meister went to Wooster Ohio yesterday for mid week services at the Methodist church led by Rev Harold Mohn. Meister showed pictures of the Elyria Home for the Aged and of the Atlantic City conference last spring. Paul Phillips of El Paso Texas visited his sister Mrs Carl Humphrey of Lake avenue the past week. Robert Morrison of Detroit is guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Baker of Woodland avenue. The Bakers entertained last evening in honor of Morrison. Guests were Mr and Mrs Jack Baird and Miss Gladys Berg. Mr and Mrs Arthur K Doolittle of Charleston WV have been visiting Mrs Doolittle’s mother Mrs George Batley 534 Second street. Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Wasserman 346 Sixth street a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on January 25. Miss Virginia Tibbals daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Tibbals of Earlcourt and a Miami University freshman took part in the Pot Boiler play by the freshmen dramatic group yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Great Eastern Stages
A. W. Collins
Berea
Ohio
Elyria
Karl P. Meister
Wooster
Methodist Church
Harold Mohn
Meister
Atlantic City
Paul Phillips
el Paso
Texas
Carl Humphrey
Lake Avenue
Robert Morrison
Detroit
Michigan
Frank Baker
Woodland Avenue
Baker
Morrison
Jack Baird
Gladys Berg
Arthur K. Doolittle
Charleston
West Virginia
Farmers Institute shifts basketball game to Thursday
Eaton Ohio January 26 due to the Farmers Institute the basketball tilt with South Amherst moves to Thursday on the gym floor.
Rural Institute Program Schedule Highlights
The agenda outlines Friday to Saturday events led by presiding figures like President Ben Munn and E. E. Durkee. It includes music by school orchestras and choirs, multiple addresses on leadership and community life, grange activities, community sings, recitals, and the Lighthouse Nan play by the Lyceum Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Munn
W. F. Splete
Charles Lawrence
Vernon Crouse
Lee McClellan
P. T. A. Presiding
Wallace
Glee Club
Hummell
Carlton Blaine
Frank Honney
Grange
Mrs. Lawrence
P. E. Kohl
Alice Bird
Pars Dimaline
Erbie School
BE. Durkee
A. J. Carpenter
Frank Henney
W. E. Baker
Miss Kubuski
Lawrence
Pliskey Orchestra
Lyceum Group
Lighthouse
Wayne Gar
Pliskey orchestra meets at Jacksons for rehearsal
Pliskey led rehearsal with Mr. Pliskey Corliss Miller Ever ett Hill Stanley Howard and Du aane McClellan at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Jackson Mrs Plisk and Mrs Miller attended also Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs E Durkee Orin and Miss Harriet Crowell At La Porte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliskey
Corliss Miller
Everett Hill
Stanley Howard
Duaane McClellan
Ray Jackson
A. A. Dutnell
Butternut Ridge
William Hennie
Harry Drew
Cleveland
Cra Lysaught
Bernard
Elyria
Bernard Cowley
Pierce
Mary Wilmot
Edmund Monroe
Milton Jones
Roy Jackson
Charles Strickland
B. Montague
Clarence
Fairview
J. D. Dickson
Local social notes from Carlisle and surrounding towns
Mrs Andrew Crippen returns home to Detroit after visiting her parents on Butternut Ridge road. Numerous families share weekend hospitality on Butternut Ridge and Grafton roads including Burgwald, Campbell, Reisinger, Bracy, Ives, Krees, Schoff, Lindsy, Rennie, Smith, Carson, Shattuck, Krapp, Nevins and Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Crippen
Detroit
E. E. Humphrey
Bniternut Ridge Road
Laurence Burgwald
Wesley
Lakewood
Butternut Ridge Road
P. H. Campbell
Thelma Campbell
Diagonal Road
Ella Fowel
Murray Ridge
J. E. Reisinger
Butternut Ridge
Walter Bracy
Wilma
Columbia
Lucy Jackson
Grafton Road
Albert Krees
Butter
Jack Carson
Elyria
Edward Shattuck
LaPorte
Cleveland
Anna Krapp
John Sax
Wellington
Walter Nevins
Chestnut Ridge
Mary Allen
Quilt Club Hosts Afternoon Party in Elyria
Mrs Albert Krebs of Butternut Ridge attends a Quilt Club party hosted by Mrs Emery G Murphy at her Elyria home. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Roy Pearce and daughter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Law and son from LaGrange visiting Mrs Law's parents on Butternut Ridge road. Mr and Mrs Miller Jones and Cecile Pfieffer join Mr and Mrs William Pfieffer on the LaGrange road for Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilt Club
Albert Krebs
Butternut Ridge Road
Emery G. Murphy
Elyria
Roy Pearce
Dorothy
Kenneth Law
LaGrange
Law
Louis VapArsdale
Miller Jones
Cecile Pfieffer
William Pfieffer
LaGrange Road
Birthday Party for Miss Marjorie Smith
Mrs. W. T. McGuire hosted twenty guests at her LaGrange road home on Sunday night for the 20th birthday of her niece Miss Marjorie Smith daughter of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McGuire
LaGrange Road
Marjorie Smith
Chicken Supper at Second Congregational Church
Friday the 27th chicken supper hosted by Division L at Second Congregational Church. Adults 35 cents and children 20 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Death summons leader of society Mrs Belmont
Paris dispatch reports the death of Mrs Oliver H P Belmont formerly Mrs William K Vanderbilt a leading figure in American and European society for years. Her daughter Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan was at her bedside as cause of death heart paralysis with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oliver H. P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbilt
Birthday Celebration Attracts Shared Prizes And Cake
Mrs George Smith and guests enjoyed Bunco with prizes awarded to Miss Lucille Roling and Elmer Gilgenbach. Marjory Smith and Clifford Smith received consolation prizes as music contests followed by a candle lit cake table and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Bunco
Lucille Roling
Elmer Gilgenbach
Marjory Smith
Clifford Smith
Slenderizing and smart pattern 09532
Paris decrees contrast in new mode with a frock bright bodice and clever seam. Three quarter puff sleeves and simple neck suit matronly figures. great for Spring prints or dual colors. Pattern 9532 comes in sizes 36 to 46 with fabric and contrast yardage details. Send 15c to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department for pattern and catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marian Martin
Chronicle - Telegram Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
Evening social notices from East Carlisle area
A string of local visits and gatherings is listed. Names include Durkee Eddy Wright Rennie Smith Cornish and Schildt with stops at Butternut Ridge Chestnut Ridge Elyria and Grafton road. Events feature Sunday dinners school meeting and Ladies Aid activities around Elyria Hlyria and nearby roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Durkee
Orin Durkee
Harriet Crowell
Eaton
Geo. Smith
Butternut Ridge
William Rennie
Clayton E. Smith
LaPorte
Charles Snyder
Elyria
Walter Cornish
Maxine and
la Verne
Bert Eddy
H. H. Gregg
Henry Schildt
Grafton Road
EF. N. Nuhn
LaGrange Road
C. H. Thiel
Dwight Burr
Howard Miller
Ladies’ Aid
First Methodist Church
Hlyria
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Dramatic Club
Chandler
Circle NO. 1
Cong’l. Parlors
Mildred
Eally
Rinso
America
Mildreo
Rebekah
ST. Paul's Circle
Laundon
Pp. T. A
Mrs. C. McDonald JR
Circle No
Baptist Church House
East Avenue
Leedale’s
Swearer Elk
Land
Carlisle
Washington Ave
Barber & Beauty Shop
France
Alva Smith
Mobile
Ala
Newport
Marble House
Vanderbilt
Belmont
Political Equality League
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Jacques Balsan
Consuelo
Duke of Marlborough
Vatican
Wildercraft
Miss D. Wilder
Broad Street
Carpenter's Beauty Shoppe
A. R. Graber
Secy- Elyria Aerie No
Paul
Wainwright
Greenhouse
Courtland St
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