Princess Der Ling To Speak At General Meeting Of Woman's Club
Princess Der Ling is announced as the speaker for the Elyria Woman's Club general meeting on March 11. The club calendar highlights talks on the near and far east by Elyria residents and two well known Chinese guests with topics on the Boxer uprising era and Modern China.
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Princess der Ling
Woman’s Club
E Elysia Woman's Club
Near
Far East
Elyria Citi
China
William Oldham
Finers
Charlotte Brooks
R. R. Bevard
Agnes Kalter
Community groups host meetings and services across faith and civic groups
Numerous church, club, and school organizations hold events tonight including missionary society gatherings at United Presbyterian and Church of Christ homes, a Ladies auxiliary memorial service, and a Dem club meeting with speaker Judge Duffey. The Allen Parent-Teacher Association and local clubs host sessions, fundraisers, and plan spring activities sharing updates on clothing drives, subscriptions, and invitations for future meetings.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Church Council of
St. Paul's Church
Sevee Lutheran Church
Ted Women's Democrat Club
Mary Seward
Fourth Street
Judge Duffey
Lorain
Clan Robertson
German Beneficial Gnian
Paul Miller
Woodworth
Baptist East Avenue House
Daughters of Scotland
Argyle Lodge
Brotherkoom
American Yeomen
Steel City Homestead
Sonus of
Union Veterans Austary
G. A. R. Halk David Nye
Order of de- Molay
Joint Lenten Services and DeMolay Alumni Meeting
The Artemas Beebe DeMolay Alumni Association chapter held a dinner and installation in the Masonic dining room with 40 present. Officers including John Hagerman as president and Leroy Phiel as first vice president were installed by Dad Spate. Regular monthly meetings will be held, and a piano recital by Helen Frey’s students is planned for March sixth at First Congregational Church with Lois McCaw as guest soloist.
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Demolay Alumni We
Artemas Beebe
DeMolay Alumri Association
Eastern Star
Masonic
Corora
Dad” Spate
C. P. Spaulding
C. M. Edwards
DeMolay
Cleveland
Dad” Beebe
Elyria
John Hagerman
Leroy Phiel
Chester
Markham
Allan Day
Vessery
Charles Treasur- Russell Minger
Helen Frey
First Congregational Church
Lois McCaw
Nevin
Eleanor
Eleanor Erickson
Margaret Terry
Schutt
Margaret Leifer
Scarlatti
Feu Follet
Rogers
Ruth Fieger
Braga
Roger Rodgers
Sanderson
Barcarolle
Tschaikowsky
Lack
Edward Bembower
Bohm
MacDowell
Schumann
Irena Ackeman
Rachmaninoff
Godard
Lawrence Williams
Schubert
Sylvia
Lois McCow
Weber
Grieg
Scharwenka
Grace Luthergo Church
Grace
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John's Church
W. J. Castle
P. M. Schroeter
Richard Gehl
Nelson Krugman
C. C. Stolsenburg
Herbert Wiech
Otto Stolzenburg
Columbus
A. W. Hinz
Willam Single
Bay Village
C. A. Schellerman
North Olmsted
Martin Use
Rotting Business At Rebekah Lodge
Small attendance marked the St. Clair Rebekah lodge meeting last evening as routine business was conducted and the group adjourned to reconvene in two weeks.
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Rebekah Lodge
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Eastern Stars to Meet Friday Evening for Initiation
The Order of Eastern Stars will meet Friday evening for initiation. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. The Past Presidents of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meet with Mrs. Jessie Cantan on Princ ion avenue Friday afternoon at 2:00.
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Nettie Laundon
WOMAS
St. Andrew's Church
Sixth Street
George Colburn
Pacadena Avenue
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Church
Charles M Hill
Park Avenue
Minnie Brown
Nelline Stargell
Elsie Singmaster
Ia Mitchell
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Church
Charles Hill
L. C. Brevoort
Order of Eastern Stars
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Mra
Jessie Cantan
Princion Avenue
Mrs King Hosts Buckeye Bunco Club Gathering
Mrs W King of Lake Avenue hosted the Buckeye Bunco Club with one guest Miss Margaret Sinegar. Prizes went to Mrs Neal Gunder first, Mrs Hugh Thomas second, Mrs W King third, and Mrs John Sinegar consolation. A luncheon followed and Mrs Hugh Loomis extended an invitation for next week at her High Street home.
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Second Congregational Church
C Wolfe
Huron Street
Myers
Seventh Street
A. Lord
Dewey Avenue
Bunco Club
Fred Raessler
Lodi Street
T. C. Henry
Clyde Crooks
Forther Homes
Charles Slater
Roosevelt Street
King
Buckeye Bunco Club
W. King
Lake Avenue
Buckeye Bunto Club
Margaret Sinegar
Neal Gunder
Hugh Thomas
John Sinegar
Hugh Loomis
High Street
Personal notices list residents visiting and moving
Mrs Nina Rhodes of Beebecourt spent yesterday with Mrs William Peabody in New Oberlin. Mr and Mrs F W Salisbury of Elyria are at the Dodge Hotel in Washington DC. Arthur K Dealtt le and family visit their mother Mrs Geoge Bailey in Elyria. Doolittle family plan a California trip, children stay in Elyria. H G Howard moves from Elyria to Port Clinton. Miss Wilhelmina Carr and Dorothy Kelloge relocate to West Broad Street in the Hear Worst Apartments. A group including Charles B Garford EB E Derman and others attend Erie Lodge No 239s annual inspection in Virlan Ohio. Leslie Larkham and son Robert visit Cleveland. Harvey Hall and mother Ada Hall depart for Southern California. Faith Wilford of Martha Washington College in Abingdon VA is admitted to Phi Theta Kappa.
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Nina Rhodes
Beebecourt
William Peabody
New Oberlin
F. W. Salisbury
Elyria
Dodge Hotel
Washington, D. C
Arthur K. Dealttle
Bobby
Betty
Weat Orange
New Jersey
Geoge Bailey
Second Street
QO. EB. Brodbein
Erie Lodge No
Ohio
Leslie Larkham
Robert
Sta North Strew
Cleveland
Harvey Hall
Ada Hall
California
Faith Wilford
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Virginia
Phi Theta Kappa
Fashions By Frances Paget Discuss Pajamas and Petticoats
New York fashion notes from Style Survey discuss spring styles after Faure openings. Views split on pajamas for ballroom, beach, and boudoir wear with some endorsing evening use in private gatherings. Petticoats gain approval, seen as aligning with feminine style. lengths and fabrics vary.
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Frances Paget
New York
Faure
Fashion notes on jackets and silks from Vionnet sponsor
The fashion piece praises jacket ensembles as a top trend and notes that Vionnet backs printed silks. It highlights that recent arrivals align with prior trends, with emphasis on elting laces and salting for evening dresses as well.
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Vionnet
June weddings fall off in New York City report
New York City sees only ten percent of the year’s weddings occur in June while states like September October and November rise in popularity. The shift affects the jewelry trade as wedding rings remain in continuous demand. Marion Virginia reports spring signs disagree with early spring forecasts.
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New York
New York City
Goose and groundhog Split on Signs of Spring
The article notes geese appearing as a herald of spring while a groundhog sees a shadow, implying conflicting signs of the season. It mentions a Friday dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall with Cook's orchestra, and a scattered item about a new valley discovery aiding seamen, plus a chicken supper organized by Circle No 2 on March 7.
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Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
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Earl Bell
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American Legion Auxillary County Council
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Child Welfare and Social Service Department
E. L. Knight
Union Pacific System
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Cornchi Ave ‘Nue
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Martin Roberts
Euer Road
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Michigan
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L. T. Kinhey
Harrison Street
Pilgrim Woway's Association
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Ruth Stanford
Donald Down
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Cooper
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Lloyd Turtle
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Grafton
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Conneaut
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Sheya Tuttle
Maron Fifth
Women's Missionary Society Studies
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J. D. Hand
Longford Avenue
T. D. Goodwin
George Ingersoll
W. C. Powler
William Walker
Mrs Band
Will Huh
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T. T. Robinson
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Tech Magazine
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Carl Martin
Parent Teacher Association
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Women's Association OF Congregational Church Sews
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P. T. A. Welfare Committee
Charles F. Blue
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
John W. Myers
Chase Street
Progressive Bunco
Jefferson P. T. A
Red Fox
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Ete
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Marion, Va
Matty Livmegalel
Einortr
T& Sharanteed
Philips
Elyria Garden Club
George Nicholas
Atlantic
Cuba
Oriente
Circle No. 2
Reublin Bros
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Jones Farm
Brant
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Atwood
Pratt
Rowe
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