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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
3
Fourteen ladies of the Woman's Guild of St. Andrew's Church were entertained by Mrs. H B Newton at Park View Court this evening after sewing yesterday from two to four.
A day conference of Elyria’s YW leaders closed with readings on the Holy Grail as a symbol of humble service. Miss Rice and Miss Wilcox outlined federation work and growth, while Miss Crittenden urged members to consider why they joined and the value of faithful service.
The Lorain County Medical Society convened an evening session on March 30 at 7:15 oclock. Dr John B Donald of Cincinnati presented reports to the society and club members.
Party members met Tuesday afternoon at Patrick's party with readings and refreshments. A bake sale is planned for March 31, and guests at Mr. Morgans anniversary included Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Barton and others at Murray Street home.
The Women’s Benefit Association reported a large turnout with eight initiates and two new members ballotted in. Plans were laid for a March 1 birthday party at the next meeting.
Members of the Audubon Bird Club discuss a recent trip to an eagle nest near Vermilion with pictures shown. Mrs. C F Ensign sends a Florida bird sighting report. Spring field trips are planned for the club.
Mrs Calvin Ensign host of a spring tea at 312 East Avenue honoring her eightieth birthday. Daffodils and flowers brightened the dining room as 75+ friends, including out of town guests from Cleveland and Ellington, offered best wishes.
The Berean class guests joined the Women's Home Missionary Society after an all day work session. Group A led by Mrs. Lewis Whitacre organized the program with Mrs. Boggs Mrs. Keightley and Mrs. Bunting assisting. The topic was The Economic Problems of the Farmer. Mrs. Merton Elliott sang a solo and Mrs. Brainard led devotions. Refreshments followed.
Intermediates attended a special service at the Curated Presbyterian church last evening with many present. Rev W S Smith preached on Gods Hatred of Sin while Robert Sherard and Claire Clapp performed a two violin duet.
Tonight groups including Round Table with Mrs Hubbell Laf a Let St Patrick s Day party Senior Hi Y Rebekah Lodge and more. Tomorrow Dorcas Society Grace Lutheran church Daughters of Scotland dance Dramatic Club and various ladies and helper groups meet across town.
ill and illness reported for residents including Frank McDonald and W J Brickline. Birth announced for a 9 pound baby to Mr and Mrs Fred Ott. Socials note Grace Willett hosting English teachers, Baptist circle meets Friday, and local visits to Cleveland by several residents.
Elyria Lodge B P O E elected H A Jackson as Exalted Ruler and a slate including F 4 Stetson, Jim Armitage, J A Herbert, Frank Ellenberger, Chas Sotherden, Col Dan Eanon, and E L Whitney as delegates and trustees. A class of sixty five was elected to membership with initiation March 28. Lakewood Lodge to handle ritual work with Lorain and delegations from Sandusky and Norwalk attending. Grand Exalted Ruler W W Mountain to speak.
Several months with Mr and Mrs John Wright of Ninth street. Mr and Mrs W C Dunlap of Adelbert avenue are proud parents of a baby girl born March th and named Myrtle Annafan. Mrs Charles Young of 638 Lodis street has recovered from influenza. Mrs C P Larry of Lodi street is visiting New London with her son Roy Washburn. Mrs Henry Andrews and Mrs Margaret Andrews were in Grafton on Monday visiting Mrs A Hartman.
Division L presents a Friday evening musical program at the Second Congregational Church. Admission is 25 cents.
Mrs James Tracy of Cleveland will present a travelogue on The Holy Land at the First Congregational Church Thursday evening. The event includes a parish supper at 6 15 served by the joint committees with reservations requested by noon. Extra chairs will be provided and admission is free. The Ladles Auxiliary drill team meets at 7 in Bagies Hall.
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