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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1928

Page

9

Beveland House Party Honors Miss Kunkle Before Upcoming Wedding

A Beveland home hosted a pre wedding gathering for Miss Helen Kunkle with Mrs Sanker assisted by Mrs Minstrel and Mrs Mess of Lakewood. Guests from Elyria and Cleveland joined fellow attendees in a pink and white luncheon after games and contests awarding prizes to Mrs Heinzel Mrs Landon and Mrs George. The event featured floral arrangements pink tea roses and sweet peas and gifts showered on the bride to be.

iBanker Edgehill Road Beveland Charles Landon S. “Yu. George Elyria Kur- Yese

Edith Boughton Hosts Elegant Earl Court Bridge Party

Mrs Edith Boughton entertained last evening at her Earl Court home with a pretty bridge party in honor of Miss Marie Tibball whose marriage to John H Linton of Steubenville Ohio is set for June twenty eighth. Guests included most Earl Court ladies, except Mrs R G Anderson Mrs G E Moyer and Mrs Ranson. The rooms were adorned with peonies and roses as five bridge tables filled. Prizes went to Mrs Ranson high score, Mrs Robert Daykin second, Miss Erma Gayland third, Miss Mable Marsh low. Miss Tibball received a gift award and a delicious supper concluded the evening.

Edith Boughton Earl Court Marie Tibbale John H. ‘Linton Steubenville Ohio Earlcourt R. G. Anderson Lodgetreet G. E. Moyer Eastern Heights Boulevard Ranson Cleveland Heights E. M. Anspacher Robert Daykin Erma Gayland Mable ‘Marsh Tibball

Rainbow Class Entertained by Mrs J Fitch at Home

The Rainbow Class of the Methodist church was entertained at Mrs J Fitch's home with 21 members and guests. Prizes to Mildred Gay and Agnes Ketchum. Miss Heathcote presented a gift. A July picnic is planned. Grace Martin hosted the P K S Club. cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake July 21 to 28. Bridge prizes went to Louise Dengate and Irene Crowe.

J. Fitch Esa Hazel Weiseker Winifred Heathcote Mildred Gay Agnes "Ketchum Hames Grace Martin Eastern Heights Blvd Vermilion-on-the-Lake Aviary Louise Dengate Irene Crowe Eleanor Warden Harrison Street

Literary Club Meets at Mrs Cobiam Home

The 04 Literary Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Cobiam's house 323 Princeton Avenue with fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. E. E. Dettman. A tureen dinner preceded a brief program including songs by Mrs. Dettman, a poem on To the Mission by Mrs. Henry Bee T, a paper on Mrs. Coolidge by Mrs. Anna Friday, piano numbers by Mrs. Grace Warden, and the final chapter of an original story read by Mrs. Fred Ernshaw. The afternoon ended in social time. this was the last meeting of the season.

Social events at Elyria Country Club highlight luncheon and bridge

Pink and white peonies and tall tapers decorated the Elyria Country Club tables for a luncheon and bridge session. Mrs George Tufford led the hostess committee, with Mrs Charles Fell Sr and Mrs Carl T Lersch among helpers. Eighteen bridge tables produced prizes for A R Machette Lorain first, Frank Stevens second, Pat Wells third, Deb Rob 200 fourth, RFE Reich el fifth, with H D Redington, Howard Cook and Paul Wells named next hostesses for the club bridge luncheon. The Everready Bunco Club, hosted by Mrs K J Vaughn, awarded prizes to Kathleen FBQ first and Mrs Long second, then a dance with refreshments. Licenses issued for several residents including Merton, 28, chemist. Agate Brasing, 18. Mary, 99. and Justice of Peace W Jones, 22, with others listed pending.

Elyria Country Club George Tufford Charles Fell Carl T. Lersch A. R. Machette Lorain Frank Stevens Econd Pat] Wells Deb Rob Rfe Reich‘el H. D. Redington Howard Cook Paul Wells Wbridge Merton Tole Agate Brasing Atena Newman Black Leadon and Mary Elyria W. Jones Pales Michigan Obertia

Miss Eckler Hosts Beta Sheldon at Lake Avenue Party

Miss Katherine Eckler of Lake avenue entertained in honor of her house guest Miss Betty Sheldon of St. Louis Missouri last evening at her home on Lake avenue. Both are Sigma Kappa sisters and former roommates at Ohio Wesleyan University. Sheldon attended the University of Illinois last year. The house featured fruit shades in maroon and lavender. Bridge honors went to Agnes Dengate first Evelyn Ludwig second and Mrs Stella Joy third. A luncheon followed.

Katherine Eckler Lake Avenue Betty Sheldon St. Louis Missouri Sigma Kappa Sorority Ohio Wesleyan University Sheldon University of Illinois Agnes Dengate Evelyn Ludwig Stella Joy

Northwestern guests fete Mrs Saunders with luncheon and bridge

A courtesy party at Middle avenue hosted by Miss Virginia Saunders honored her guest Miss Virginia Crandall and roommate Miss Virginia Martin from Northwestern. Luncheon at 1 30 included Mrs King Fauver Mrs Carleton Walker Miss Margaret Hewitt Miss Virginia Crandall Miss Marie Tibball Miss Marion Crehore and Miss Saunders. Afternoon bridge awarded high score to Miss Hewitt with gifts for Miss Martin and Miss Crandall.

Virginia Martin Northwestern University Virginia Crandall Virginia Saunders Middle Avenue King Fauver Carleton A. Walker Margaret Hewitt Virginia Cran- Gall Marie Tibball Marion Crehore Miss Saunders Miss Hewitt Miss Martin Miss Crandall

Woman's Bible Class entertains guests at Nellie Hecock home

The Woman's Bible Class of the Second Congregational Church met at Miss Nellie Hecock's Lake Avenue home with Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Ella Miller as hostesses. Twenty two members and four guests attended the business meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidthkons gave an illustrated talk on their Alaska trip. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for August twenty first with location to be announced.

Second Congregational Church Nellie Hecock Lake Avenue Pickett Ella Miller Carl Schmidtkons Alaska

Elyria Ladies Golf Results and Club Events

Weather challenged players for an eighteen hole Tuesday event at Elyria Country Club with Mrs. Walter Ayers winning best score. Sixty participated in Sunday mixed foursomes, won by Mrs. Alan Smythe and Howard Barbour. Last Friday Elyria ladies met Lorain ladies at Lorain Club. twenty played and Elyria fell by one point, followed by a luncheon with hosts.

Elyria Country Club Walter Ayers Alan Smythe Howard Barbour Elyria Lorain Lorain Club Elyrians

Circle 3 of St Pauls church elects officers at meeting

Circle No 3 of St Pauls church met at the home of Mrs Harry Lauer West Ridge. A chicken dinner was served at noon and in the afternoon a business meeting was held and officers were elected. Mrs William Stuntz was elected president Mrs Ernest Pallas vice president Mrs Peters secretary and Mrs A Wackenfuss treasurer. The next meeting will be July 10 at the home of Mrs Albert Pallas on Adams street.

St. Paul's Church Harry Lauer West Ridge William Stuntz Ernest Pallas Peters A. Wackenfuss Albert Pallas Adams Street

Loyal Matrons Card Club Meets at Massey Home

The Loyal Matrons Card Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Sarah Massey’s East River street residence. Ten games of Progressive Pedro were played with Mrs Mayme Young taking high score, followed by Mrs Irma Towle and Mrs Martha Wirth. Mrs Jessie Raesler received consolation. Light refreshments were served and members plan to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Agnes Erickson’s Grant Street home.

Sarah Massey East River Street Pedro Mayme Young Irma Towle Martha Wirth Jessie Raesler Agnes Erickson Grant Street

Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Report

Irene Reed of Dover Ohio Mrs John Hogan 124 Marseilles Ave Mrs George Stumpp 436 South St Vermilion and Clyde Clapp 246 Marseilles Ave Mrs John Zubi 532 Vulcan St and Andrew Pittman of Pasadena Park motored to Wyaconda with Mrs Mouri to spend two weeks with his parents They will accompany him home and visit friends and relatives Word has been revived here that he encountered wet roads and high waters due to the heavy line.

Irene Reed Andover John Hogan Marseilles Ave George Stumpp South St. Vermilion Clyde Clapp John Zubi Vulcan St Andrew Pittman Pasadena Park Wyaconda

Summer BibL School Enrollment Reaches Eight Hundred Seven

Vacation plans and rainy weather lowered attendance slightly yet enrollment remains strong with a long list of Kindergartners and Grades I through X. Names include Phyllis Alexander Lois Bennett Maxine Boling Helen Bristol Jack Brose Roy Cooley Caroline Davies Lillian Davies Janice Elliott and many others across grades I to X.

Phyllis Alexander Lois Marie Bennett Maxine Boling Helen Louise Bristol Jack Brose Roy Cooley Caroline Davies Lillian Davies Janice Elliott Helen M. Gerdbartinger Clyde Haines Virginia Habill Buster Justice Lloyd Kinney Betty Krenzfeld Wayne Meinke Winifred Quick Robert Reese Richard Roeseman Dick Sherman Mary Simpson Hope Smith Winifred Smith Vivian Smith Faith Starkey Donna Shewell Harrison Tripp Harriet Valentine Lois Walkden Ruth Wright Nyal Yost Bert Alexander Curtice Atkins Etha Bobbington Lawrence Fisher Marjory Hull Shirley Hull Marilyn Hastings Walter Jenkins Joe Palmer Mary Lou Parker Lois Maria Prindle Norma VanKeuren Jeanette Zachman Marjorie Black Irene Bonhill Bobby Hastings Gerald Seville Agnes Graham Norman Abookire Janice Alexander Clarence Baldwin Marjorie Brown Joseph Botka Richard Davies Paul Edwards Willam Edwards Agnes Fay Danny Fisher Nelson Gerber Charles Hall Richard Harris Hunter Hopewell Rose Mary Johnson Ida Kavalecz Ada Koppenhafer Louise Knierim Ada May Ransom Helen M. Roy Dale Sawyer Robert Schmaltz Jeanette Shrubsole Nora Smith Alma Taylor Myria Thompson Virginia Walker Nettie Whitworth Viola Wilson Doris Barber Helen George Charlotte Harper Thomas Reese Florence van Reusen Mike Savine Janet Hoffman Mattie Battle Leonard Benton Freddie Barkaecs Edward Brotherton Lillian Carter Ruth Carter John Carson Adah Drage Alice Denger Wiliam Denger Junior Elliott Robert Emerson Ruth Ellam Pearl Hall Harriett Hallouer George Johnson Jermiah Johnson Margaret Ketcham Myron Krugman Louise Lersch William Lersch Bully Minch Birdie McClure Edith Orea Roberta Page Earl Pallas Florence Sellers Wanda Struble Laverne Siville Esther Schulz Elda Tressler Joseph Tonry Dams van Valkenburg Gilbert Walker Birdie Wood Terouz Deme Jian Alexander Moses Helen Abookire Frances Bennett Wannetta Benton Julia Botka Eva Buswell Mary DeVoy Beatrice Dobbs Brimice Ollis Doris Edwards Olive Green Louise Keeler Susie MeCully Edith Macsay Irene Palmer Ruth Krugman Lucile Walker Geraldine Wilson Evelyn Thompson Myron Briggs Arthur Campbell Richard Elliott Ellsworth Hales Harald Haywood Byron Newell Earl Scott David Everard Doris Schaefer Ruth Pickett Ruth Lautenshlezer Harriett Seeley Catherine Brown Olive Sturdevant Ida Clark Alan Davies Carol Mahike Verna Walker

Meetings of Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Schedule Sewing and Flag Day Program

The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will hold their regular sewing and tureen tomorrow at the G A R hall. In the evening a program has been prepared in celebration of Flag Day.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary G. A. R. Hall

Andersons to visit Chicago Milnois and Gary Indiana

Dr and Mrs R G Anderson and their son George plan to leave tomorrow morning for Chicago Milnois and Gary Indiana to visit friends in the latter part of next week.

R. G. Anderson George Chicago Milnois Gary Indiana

Misses Foxes Visit In Ohio And New York City

Personal notes show the Fox sisters of Cadiz Ohio visiting in the city and Colerain while Ollie Cape travels in New York on business. Several other locals depart for Put-in-Bay and trips to the lakes, and air freight headlines detail Croydon to Paris shipments and the transport of luxury goods and animals.

Sarah Anna Fox Cadiz Ohio May Fox Colerain Ollie Cape Harrison Street E. Gross Elyria Fur Shoppe New York City Rollin P. Reefy F. S. Reefy Put-in-Bay Madeline Frahm Earlcourt Dunkirk New York Warren Frahm Holy Land Egypt Europe E. S. Miller Park Avenue A. T. Sibley Carnell Avenue Edith Fulton Detroit Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin London Paris Berlin Croydon Invards Arden Salon

Navy Tries Square Parachutes in Experiments

The navy is conducting experiments using square parachutes instead of the traditional round type to evaluate performance. Researchers test deployment, stability, and descent control to determine potential improvements for ascent and air operations.

Navy

Downward Tendency of Skirts Is Halted

Paris reports a pause in the decline of skirt lengths with midseason styles showing lengths similar to spring. Evening wear features new draped silhouettes in six to seven lengths while daytime gowns trend toward knee or slightly above.

Mid-summer fashion notes from Madame Jenny show

The mid-summer display by Madame Jenny features dresses with front or side lifts to reveal stocking heights above the knee, though aimed at young girls and not to redefine skirt levels. Hem lines are smoother than spring, and taffeta dresses appear less in the summer lineup.

Madame Jenny

Fashion Notes from a Velvet Heavy Era

The text indicates a fashion focus on soft materials with chiffed velvet used across venues. It notes plain and printed velvet for both afternoon and evening wear, reflecting a period style in dress choices and fabric preferences.

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Bridf Cleveland ARS. Boughton Sentertains Rainbow M. FE. Church Country Club Ce . Vaughn Waverready Club Everready Bunco Club K. J. Vaughn Kathleen Fbq Long Ben Wade Bart Bell Circle NO ST. Paul's Loyal Matrons Card Club Croydon Aerodrome Charis Karl F. Kolinski Floyd Heys A. B. Sauer Broad &T Elk's Restaurant Elks Restaurant The Days Music CO E. A. Lewis Interior Decorating Castle’s Wall Paper & Paint Store Second ST ELKS DR. Smally Century E. Broad St Woolworth Singer Singer Store Middle Ave AUST Marcell Carrie Louise Shoppe Brown Company Telephone Mull Strese Elizabeth Arden Lewis Mercantile CO Dexter Farm Implement CO Broad St
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