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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
13
The Lorain Federation of Women's Clubs invites Elyria women to hear Mrs Pyke, chosen delegate to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco in June. She is the first woman to receive this honor, speaking on "The Woman in Politics" at Thursday's meeting. Morning business, afternoon session at 3, public welcome.
Mrs Harris C Yancé1 recovering from influenza on East River street. Miss Viola Saussler at home on East River street. Girl Reserves hiking Tuesday at 2 pm from YWCA. Miss Marian Vaughn guests of Mrs Phyllis Bush in Cleveland attending Beta Phi party at Case Club House. Mr and Mrs George H Bly visiting Pasadena and other Western cities expected home. Mr and Mrs W E Brooks returned from the South, Mrs Bowen to return today. Mrs Moise visiting son T L Mowe in Columbus street, returning to Pittsburg. Mrs John Riley and children visiting Mrs Manning on Gracecourt. Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans hosts an all-day thimble party Tuesday at 1827 Lake Avenue. Masonic Club dancing party Tuesday at Elks' Hall with Wallace's orchestra. Members plan May party. Mr and Mrs Albert N Powler guests of Mrs Fowler's parents in Cleveland. Service Star Legion hosting American Legion meeting. dress rehearsal conflict for minstrel show next week. Northwest Encampment conferred the Golden Rule on a large class at Park Avenue. Emergency Club hosts meeting Thursday at East Avenue home of Mrs Calvin Ensign and Mrs Frank Bachelor. Culture Club to omit meetings this week due to unforeseen circumstances. Martin Bauer and sister Elizabeth of Bath Street in Massillon. Mrs Gardner improving after illness in North Olmsted Briggs home. Mr and Mrs Carlton Squire and son visited Cleveland at Mr and Mrs E B Parsons. Miss Alma Briggs guest of Mr and Mrs L Stearns. Mrs Dewey of East Avenue also visiting. Mrs M A Jones seriously ill at son’s home on East Avenue.
The narrator recounts jealousy and conflict after seeing Jack dance with another girl. She grapples with Jack's strict rules and her own attraction to Brixy while questioning fidelity and societal expectations for young couples. Her mood shifts from anger to uneasy reflection as the night ends with a sense of disgrace and unfinished thoughts.
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