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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
11
Miss Mable Prindle of 318 Eighth Street will leave tomorrow night for Utica New York for an adorfinite visit with Mrs. Mullen.
The Digris Musical Art Society presented its second study program at Mrs. George Stevens Jr. home. Speaker Miss Marjorie Rossiter led sections on Faure Debussy and D Indy with performances by Mrs. Eric Chapman Violaist Gladys McCullough and others. The group examined Faure Debussy and D Indy's lives and works, including Faure’s early life Debussy notes and D Indy's career with the Schola Cantorum and tours in the United States. A February 12 session will feature Contemporary European Composers hosted by Mrs. D S Troxel.
E L Bailey spoke at the lodge meeting on Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship in America. The talk traced Wildey’s life from 1781 in England to establishing Washington Lodge in 1820 and leading to a Grand Lodge in 1826, highlighting his devotion and long service to the order.
Ten lodges in the district will attend the Billy Sunday evening service in a body on February 5th and be escorted to the tabernacle by the Odd Fellows Band. The group emphasizes friendship, love, and truth as guiding principles binding English speaking nations and their common law under universal justice.
The Y W C A annual dinner will be at St Pauls church on Thursday at 6 30 PM. Mrs Harry Chamberlain will speak on peace and world Y W C A affairs, with Mrs George Stevens Jr presiding. Als H H Stiffler reports on board elections. toastmistress E J Crisp. toasts by Joyce Duckett Marion Daly Gertrude Stevens Jean Reid Frances Given Dorothea Doane. special orchestra. registration at Y W C A office. all interested are invited.
The Ladies Auxiliary drill team held a well attended card party at the K of C hall last evening. Door prize went to Mrs E B Rankin. In bridge games firsts went to Mrs Jennie Swindling and C M Alexander with seconds to Mrs Herman Paeth and O F Harmon. Five hundred winners were Mrs Floyd Yost and W P Wegat, seconds to Mrs William Keily and Mr Stolz. Pedro prizes went to Marion Speith and Mr Folk, seconds to Mrs Hattie Kansman and Mr Stroll. Next meeting February 12 at the K of Cha with a Valentine Party for members only.
The L A L club was entertained by Miss Rosella Vehhlber of 169 Beebe Court Tuesday evening. Hearts was played with first prize to Miss Anne Burke, second to Miss Pearl Stacks, and consolation to Miss Mary McWinter. Luncheon followed. Miss Marian Webber will host at her home in two weeks. Central Guild Plans for Year.
The Woman's Benefit association hosts a threen dinner at six thirty in Water hall. The W S H Club meets with Mrs Daniel Sprimgosky of West River Street. The Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Church gathers at Mrs Charles Garford’s home 444 Oxford Street at seven thirty.
Tomorrow the Ladies of the W A W will be installed under State Charter as Auxiliary to Post 1079 in the K of P Hall at 7:00 p m. The Austrania mandolin and guitar orchestra meets tonight at A C Virtzen’s Spruce street home at eight. Circle No 6 of St Paul’s church meets with Mrs Schramm on Schramm road tomorrow evening at seven fifteen and travels by motor from the church.
The Federation council met at the Y W C A last night to nominate officers. Present were Misses Maxine Lucas, Eleanore Loeffler, Margaret Roberts from Cum-A Lot. Lillian West, Mary Rankin, Margaret McClellan from Suni. Edna Bates, Victoria Albrecht, Dorothy Miller from Notawa. Alberta Shobter, Mary Wilson, Alice Griffith from Sigma Gamma. Treasurer’s report by Mrs. Marian Copas Burke and secretary’s report read by Miss Nell Boyd.
The Everready Bunco Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Butler's East avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs. Crooks first, Mrs. George Schmitkens second, and Mrs. Edna Crombie third, with Mrs. Bert Lord receiving the door prize. Guests planned to reconvene February 12 at Mrs. Kenneth Lord's Olive street home after late refreshments.
Mrs Edward Kershaw hosted the Who's Who Club at Fur nace Street yesterday afternoon. After progressive pedro, Mrs William Kiely won first prize for high score, Mrs Edward Kershaw second, Mrs Charles Henry third, and Mrs Edward Ehlert consolation. A refreshment course followed and Mrs Ehlert invited the club to meet at her Longford Avenue home in two weeks.
The Loyal Matrons Card Club convened Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mame Young's Riverside court home. Ten games of progressive pedro were played with prizes awarded to first Mrs. Mame Young, second Mrs. Agnes Erickson, and third Mrs. Sarah Massey. Mrs. Nina Miller received consolation. A luncheon followed and the group plans to meet February 12 at Miss Julia Hulf's Broad street home.
The Civics and Political Science department of the Woman's club postponed Friday's monthly meeting due to illness of speaker J. C. George. The next meeting will be scheduled when Mr. George can present his lecture titled The Future Balance of Life.
Admissions include Mrs Wallace Nichols at 196 Cleveland Street Mrs Clarence Brown at 1721 Lodi Street and Mrs Ruth Bemis at 162 Bell Avenue. Discharges list Harry Drke of R D 1 Elyria and Eddie Malik of 165 Buckeye Street.
Lorain county Baptist Young People Societies will attend the Billy Sunday meeting this Friday. A special invitation asks the youths to bring friends, with reserved seats and expectation of a large delegation. Also note a Masonic Club turkey dinner February fourth at five thirty and six thirty, with Oberlin College Glee Club entertainment. Kenneth Vaughn, Walter Kohn and Bill Harding chair.
E P Roberts of the Cleveland Trust Co will be the speaker at the Men's Club supper meeting of First Congregational church. The program will follow dinner, with Alvin Plocher presiding at six thirty p m.
Three hundred sixty four Lorain County Woman's Christian Temperance Union members filled the tabernacle Tuesday evening wearing white ribbons to hear Mr Sundsy. A correction notes the Sunday reception at Mrs Fell Senior's home was set for ten fifteen Thursday morning. Elyria Social club plans a banco and whist party Saturday at eight in the K of P hall.
Miss Karen Nielsen visits Miss Ebba Fosselius in Cleveland this evening. Mrs. D. W. McLeod spends the day in Cleveland. F H Galloway of Dennison avenue ill at home. Arthur Olson stays with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingersoll Jr in West avenue. John Gray announces birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital January 30. Dr. Hess of West avenue seeks Lake side hospital for operation. Mrs. A L Wohlerer travels to East Shore Road to care for ill Mrs. Rumsey. Mrs. James A George of New Castle Pa visits son and family on Dennison avenue. Harry Dickens Jr and Howard Richards attend Automobile Show in Cleveland. James Fisk leaves for an indefinite visit with relatives in Chicago. C E Higgins R A Osborne and F A Osborne attend ...
In Cleveland yesterday an automobile show was held. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Merriman, Nellie M. Hill, and Dr. M. E. Perry of this city attended the McKinley Day banquet in Lorain on Monday evening. Mrs. A. F. Eckler departed to spend an indefinite visit with relatives in Charleston, West Virginia. Mrs. Chester Nichols was called home from New Smyrna, Florida, yesterday due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs. Dell Johnson of Lake Avenue.
Announcement that Dr. H. N. Ambstaetter a veterinarian formerly of Elyria and resident of Vermilion for three years has opened at No 519 Church Street Amherst Ohio with phone number 5282 for appointments and inquiries.
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