Elyria Audiences Applaud Sokoloff with Cleveland Symphony
The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra under Nickolas Sokoloff visited Elyria for a Musical Art Society concert drawing a large crowd. The program opened with Rimsky-Korsakov Easter Overture and included Wagner Dreams, Victor de Gomez solo, Boellmann Variations, Bach Sarabande, and Dvorak New World Symphony with strong string tone and spiritual-infused themes. The audience demanded an encore and the conductor signaled continued support with a final bow and a hopeful “Next year.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Musical Art Society
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Taste Theatre
Elyra
Nickolas Sokoloff
Rimsky-Korakoff
Victor de Gomez
Boellman
Sokolof
Sokalof
Elyria
Women to send cards for London World Convention delegate
Mrs W Mierham hosted a Slyria W C T U meeting with notes on Americanization. The group planned a postcard shower for Mrs Florence Richards, Ohio delegate bound for London to attend the International W C T U convention, sending cards via Steamer Lapland, Pier 31, New York City. Mrs Nellie Hill, elected delegate, had to cancel due to her husband’s illness. The meeting ended with a social and refreshments. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet tomorrow evening at 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mierham
Cleveand Street
Slyria
W.C T. A.ge
W C. Lochard
W . Eastman
Marian
June Heal
G A’ Friday
Friday
Nellie Hill
Florence Richards
Ohio
London
England
Splendid program by students of the Musical Art
A large audience heard the second program by the Musical Art society with varied piano, violin, and vocal solos. Performances included works by Chaminade Godard Saint Saens and Chopin, with names such as Virginia Crandall Emile Bourgeois Ruth Andrews Mildred Faurer Anna Martin Doris Auelia Walter Hinkle Linda Blanchard and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Society
Air de Ballet
Lacombe
Virginia Crandall
Emile Bourgeois
Phrilis Wilcox
Chaminade
Ruth Andrews
France
Marie Stuart
Niedermeyer
Ethel Regal
Vielin
Gavotte
Plonans
Godard
Doris Auelia
Mildred Faurer Vielin
The
Saint Saens
Begrats
Vieuxtemps
William Conrad
Barearole
Barabeth
Mro Wilford
Idillie
Lackey Floyd Hares
Mary Virant
Chopin Walter Hinkle
Linda Blanchard
Local social notes from Lorain and Elyria clubs
Lafalot club plans a May party at Elk's hall with preparations by April 30 and notes next meeting at Miss Sigrid Hallman's home. Lorain couple William Demetros and Daisy Quillen wed. Passion Week services at United Presbyterian and Holy Week observances at First Congregational Church with Rev L C Grant. Regular D A R meeting in Elyria April 9. YWCA Federation Girls discuss rally. Bridge club meets today. Miss Sadie Keister hosts pre nuptial party for sister Katherine Keister and James Colgan. Announcement: Lottie Lee and Joseph Martin marry. couple to reside in Elyria after a Lorain church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Street
Lafalot Club
Elk's Hall
Sigrid Hallman
West Avenue
Bridge Club
William Gray
Washington Terrace
Masonic Dancing Club Party Ends Pleasant Season
Readings social circle reports a successful Get Acquainted dance with four hundred in attendance. Wallace's Orchestra provided music at the Cleveland venue as out of town guests from Zezland, AMfierst, and Mist Dewey attended with others from Cheve land. The committee includes Starman Lee R Taylor and J B Loughry with officers F L Shaw and John Schmauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Dancing Club
Wallace
Cleveland
Ires
Tleszland
Amfierst
Dewey
Cistle
Calvert
Pittsburg
Povd Loughry
Cheveland
Lee R Taylor
J B Loughry
Betteridge
J Jenkins
F L Shaw
John Schmauch
Lastight
Elks’ Hall
Sure Relief Club Hosts Delightful Gathering
Mrs Lucile Hochstein entertained members of the Unique club on Thursday afternoon at West River road. The program featured readings and a contest on Every Day Current Events followed by social time. Eleven covers were laid and Easter novelties given. Miss Ida Strickland was an out of town guest. Mrs Florence Walters will host next Thursday. April 1. Married today by Rev Winters Albert Miller of LaGrange and Miss Virginia Braegger of Elyria were married at his East Avenue home. Colson Company employees plan a dancing party tomorrow at Elks hall with a ten piece orchestra. The Silence of Jesus program at First Methodist Church draws large attendance as Rev Winters speaks on the significance of silence. he urges renewed churchgoing during Passion Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Keister
West Avenue
Katherine Keister
James Colgan
Mildred Walsh
Isabel Dollard
Keister
George Robson
Broad Street
Unique Club
Lucile Hochstein
West River Road
Louie Kejler
J. Andrews
Ida Strickland
Claveland
Florence Walters
Lorain
Winters Albert Miller
LaGrange
Virginia Braegger
Elytia
Rev Or Winters
East Avenue
Colson Company
Elks Hall
Jesus
First Methodist Church
Winters
Easter Homecomings and Local Social News
Robert A Seward of St Mary's college Dayton expected home for Easter with parents on Broad Street. Ethel Ross of Toledo visiting Miss Ann Clayton of East Bridge Street. Mrs M F Hairson and daughter Thelman guests in Cleveland and attend theatre. Girl Reserves of the YWCA plan hikes Thursday and Friday at 2 PM. Mrs Laura Barton to host Ladies of Division A of Second Congregational church for an April Fool party. Mrs D S Troxel travels to Ashland to visit mother over Easter. Mr and Mrs John R Lawson of Cleveland guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Lerb in Lodi Street. Mrs William Braman and daughter Louise return from Newcastle, Ind to Elyria. Mrs Will Parach registered for weeks at Colonial hotel in Mt Clemens, Mich. Marian Daniels of Oxford Court and Julian Fauver of Fifth Street travel to Toledo after death of their brother-in-law William Rogers. Mr and Mrs Louis Heidrich and children, and Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson with daughter Madna May visit HO Dechers family at Murray Ridge. Mrs F W Watson and Mrs D S Troxel attend Cleveland Lecture-Recital Club. reading of The Otherwise Man by Van Dyke at Mrs Taylor’s Abington Road home. The reader was accompanied by a hat pist?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Daniels
Oxford Court
Julian Fauver
Fifth Street
Toledo
William Rogers
F W Watson
Troxel
Cleveland
Jeanette Talcott
van Dyke
Taylor
Abington Road
Eagles Dance Postponed to Easter Monday April 5
Eagles regular Thursday eve dance postponed to Easter Monday April 5. There will be special music and refreshments. All are welcome.
Battle at Barracks II Ireland Report
London reports a three hour battle between an armed attacking force and British troops near Skibbereen Ireland. The barracks were heavily attacked but attackers were driven off after prolonged fighting. Norwalk reports church delegates for Inter Church conference and a resignation of Rev George A Weich from Universaled Church in Norwich Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Skibbereen
Ireland
Norwalk
George A Weich
Univerdalet Church
Norwich
Conn
Toledo Striking Car Men Edge Toward Deal as Talks Continue
In Toledo the 1,000 or more street railway workers push for a wage increase up to 60 percent. A conference with Mayor Cornell Schreiber and Frank R. Coates, president of Toledo Railways & Light, seeks to resolve the dispute before midnight. The company agrees to the wage demands but seeks higher fares, stalling settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toledo Railways & Light Company
Cornell Schreiber
Frank R. Coates
Opening of Kenilworth Gift Shop at 220 Second St
Cordial invitation to the informal opening of the Kenilworth Gift Shop on Thursday April 1. The shop offers glassware hand painted china mahogany lamps and candle sticks brass desk sets smokers articles purses bags beads violets and other jewelry and a large assortment of Japanese pottery and silver novelties suitable for anniversaries prizes and Easter gifts. An emphasis on gifts for ladies and men with rosaries and Easter greeting cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Kenilworth
Second St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicholas Sokoloff
Libby
AR. Hall
Anna Martin
Lapfalot Club
Guy Blackwell
Rey WS. Smith
William Demetros
Daisy Quillen
United Presbyterian
Ida
First Church
First Congregational Church
Hastings
L. C. Grant
J. H. Grant
Oberlin
D. A R
Stevens
East College Street
Alice Little
Fightine
Federation
Y. W.C. A Federation
Elyrian
Loraty
Lottie ,Lee
Joseph Martin
Cnurch
M. M. Brown
Martin
Ashtabula
John Reising
National Tube ‘Company
Elvria
Fellows
Reberans
Elyria Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows and Families
Brecknock
America
Bemisaduste
Mandolin Club i
J. Mill
Laura Farrell Preat
Mesdames Bemis
Day
Keliv
Mra Anna
Carl Lehman
Mary Day
BeLeans
Ands
UDINE
Theatres
Cecil B
Albert
Elinor Fair
Elmo the Fearless
J. M. Barrie
Admiral Crichton
Cle Madison
Era Black Shadows
Pathe Comedy
Manister
Henry B. Val
Colonia
Coamo Hamilton
Eve
Yukon
Strand Theater
Robert A. Seward
St Mary's College
Dayton
D. W Seward
Ethel Ross
Ann Clayton
East Bridge Street
M. F Hairson
Miss Thelman
Laura Barton
Dewsy Avenue
Division A
Second Congregational Church
Ashland
David Brandt
John R. Lawson
Jacob Lerb
William Braman
Louise
Mrs. Braman
Newcastle
Ind
Will Parach
Colonial Hotel
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Louis Heidrich
Chdren
Howard ‘Wilson
Mdna May
HO Dechers
Murray Ridge
Elyria Post
American Legion Minstrels
Rialto
O'Donnell
Dachtler & Dachtler Loomis
Mose Wilder Altman & Ackerman
American Legion
Delaware
Victor Dupont
Victor Dupont, Sr
Wilmington, del
Hauron
Sorwalke
Candyland
Norwalk. O
Fisher Rothera
Fisher Automobile Body
Concern
Detroit
St Paul's Catholic Church
Parochia
Coland’s
East Ave
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