Lillian Sharp Hostesses At Formal School Event
A social gathering featured covers for eighteen and table decorations with lilies of the valley in silver baskets. The guest list included several of Mrs. Sharp’s girlhood friends at the school event.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
7
A social gathering featured covers for eighteen and table decorations with lilies of the valley in silver baskets. The guest list included several of Mrs. Sharp’s girlhood friends at the school event.
A large audience filled the YWCA gymnasium L last evening to witness a year’s work under physical director Miss Gertrude Syme. The program from Norwegian Mountain March to Star Spangled Banner was performed excellently, and enrollment in the WCA physical department has nearly doubled this year with plans for a full time director next fall to enhance recreation and health services for girls and women in Elyria. The article also notes upcoming Altar Guild, vestry, choir, and East Side Guild meetings at St Andrews Church this week.
Brief item notes Oswald toy selection event in the evening with emphasis on styles and display details. Local observers mention attendees and potential releases, while organizers prepare showcases and seating arrangements.
A fragmentary social note mentions Mrs Sharp Bodkins or Button hosting a reception with Mrs. Sharp Btton assisting. The event featured music and guests including Mr Burrell Len Andress and others. description references Paris, France and wartime era tones.
A Lorain County Non-Partisan W C U meeting is set for Thursday at the Hungarian Reform church with a 10 am start, noon lunch, and 1 30 pm sessions. More than thirty delegates are expected. includes a playlet by Western Heights settlement children and remarks by Mrs P G Miller.
The YWCA branch presents a three act play Alice in Wonderland by the grade school division of the Girl Reserves on Friday evening June 4 at the notes school auditorium. Cast includes the Hatter March Hare White Rabbit and Cheshire Cat among thirty performers from McHinley Franklin Gates Jefferson and Hamilton schools. The girls aim to present the true story of Alice and her adventures.
A large audience at the First Methodist Church enjoyed The Rose Maiden cantata by Cowen performed by a 40-member choir and orchestra led by R. W. Wright of Lorsin. Louise Brown the pianist and soloists Sis xandigea Dal hanes Mrs. O. J. Brodbeck H. W. Whitmey Charles Carpenter Harley Wiber George Cox delivered strong vocal acts and the production was praised for its emotional impact and musical climaxes.
A Mission Study Club meeting at Mrs. Ralph Murbach's home Friday elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. F M Shelton became president with Mrs. E P Poste as vice president and Miss Mable Bullock as secretary. Geneve delegates to be announced later.
Mrs W R Huntington will be the courtesy guest at a Friday bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs 3 C Prentiss at her Fifth street home.
A string of social notices lists Miss Annabel Parker Miss Elizabeth King of Cleveland and Ming Elizabeth Suydam of Pittsburg as guests of local residents Mrs. Barbara Wick and Mrs. 3 F Boor. Also announced are postponed Girls Mission Study club plans and numerous visits from Chicago Napolean Nap naples and Elyria society members. Memorial Day visits feature the Riley family in Elyria with W F Stewart in town for agricultural education talks. A baby born to Charles H Price and a son born to William Osborne are noted along with church society events and a Doan infant passing.
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