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A social gathering titled TV EVENTS Telephone 2319 features the Federatien and guests from the valley. The table decorations include silver baskets and the event highlights several girlhood friends of Sirs Sharp.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
5
A social gathering titled TV EVENTS Telephone 2319 features the Federatien and guests from the valley. The table decorations include silver baskets and the event highlights several girlhood friends of Sirs Sharp.
A full Elyria gym housed a YW C A demonstration of the year’s work led by Miss Gertrude Syme. The program opened with The Norwegian Mountain March and closed with a Star Spangled Banner. Enrollment nearly doubled with new classes, and a full time director is planned for next fall to expand recreation and health services for girls and women. Also notes St Andrew's Church activities with Altar Guild, vestry, choir, and East Side Guild meetings this week.
Fragmentary lines reference Sharp of Amer nee and Dar ines in Lorain. Mentions acetetles, Paris, France, a DR and xs in imit, and a band entertaining a character. Names B Burrell, Andress, and Mra rerep appear among Lorain social notes and chair mentions.
The YWCA presents a three act play Alice in Wonderland Friday evening June 4 by the grade school division of the Girl Reserves. Cast includes about thirty girls from McKinley Franklin Gates Jefferson and Hamilton schools with roles such as the Hatter March Hare White Rabbit and Cheshire Cat. The event aims to present the true picture of Alice and her adventures.
The First Methodist Church auditorium hosted a large audience for a concert by the choir and orchestra performing The Rose Maiden by Cowen. Director R W Wright drew from forty singers a harmonious, moving ensemble while Miss Louise Brown on piano complemented the fairy like music and the performers delivered emotionally charged interpretations, earning enthusiastic applause from a grateful audience.
The Mission Study Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Ralph Murbach home on Washington avenue after its business session electing officers for the year. They chose Mrs. F. M. Shelton president, Mrs. B. P. Poste vice president, Miss Mable Bullock secretary, Mrs. Carl R. Hallock treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Freese and Miss Edna Joseph as program committee. Geneva delegates will be announced later.
Mrs W R Huntington is the courtesy guest at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs S C Prentiss at her Fifth Street home on Friday.
Miss Annabel Parker, Miss Elizabeth King of Cleveland and Miss Elizabeth Suydam of Pittsburg are week guests of Miss Barbara Wick in Elyria. Mrs. Saby of Chicago visits Elyria friends. Mrs. Henry Wagner hosts daughter in Floral court. The Liberty Sons and Daughters plan a pre social after a meeting. Gerald Riley and family guests of J. E. Riley. Agricultural education talks in Elyria schools. Elton H. Buswell touring California en route to Elyria. Attendees in Napolean and Cleveland visits noted. Just-a-Mere club meets with J. C. Conabee. Charles H. Priga’s marriage announced. Maternal Hospital Cleveland. Ladies’ Aid program includes Eleanor Thomas readings. Frank and A. C. Miller visit Indianapolis. New son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Osborne of Cleveland. Division A of Second Congregational church to meet. baby Doan dies. burial to Norwalk.
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