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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1923
Page
7
Martha Lee and her company present My Lady Friend on Friday May 5 at the Rialto Theatre. Martha Lee will appear in person and proceeds benefit Gates Hospital for crippled children.
The Art Society presents an open program Monday with a varied musical lineup. Osborne directs the concert featuring Beethoven, Mozart Grieg and Chopin works, with performances by Parker Sitt MacDowell and others. The program is open to all Musical Art Society members and allows two guests per participant.
The article notes graduation is set for June with 35 students to receive diplomas. An alumni banquet is planned for June 5th at Albers Villa and a June 1st picnic is arranged, marking end of the school year.
The article describes a Ladies Order ceremony at the Masonic temple in Elyria with Grand Matron and officers, a well attended initiation, a bountiful dinner, and praise for the ritualistic work and hospitality by members and visiting dignitaries.
The degree team of the Pythian Sisters will meet for practice Monday evening at the K of P hall. The Women’s Welsh Club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs A R Jones at 418 West Avenue. Circle No 4 of St Paul Evangelical church meets Thursday with Mrs Fred Sasse at 113 Fourth Street. The Civics and Social Service group postpones their water works trip to June. East Side Guild of St Andrew’s church will be entertained by Mrs George Dyke at Stop 74 Cleveland Road Wednesday.
The 27th annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention will gather over 1,000 delegates in Steubenville from May 21 to 24. President Mrs Cornelius Selover of Cleveland will report on the Atlanta General Council meeting and urge adoption of constitutional conformity with the General Federation. The event highlights include budget discussions, narcotics study, and a Day ton Federation scholarship fund showing notable local progress and the One Cent a Week drive aiding youth talents.
The Lorain County School Masters Club held its annual banquet at the Y M C A with about forty in attendance. J L Landes acted as toastmaster. H M Ebert spoke of a Europe trip and the Oberammergau Passion Play. Supt F M Shelton and others gave talks. Music by H M Wright and Lorain Men's Chorus complemented the evening. C E B Webb of LaGrange was elected chairman for the coming year.
The Alyria Country Club hosted a charming dancing party with the S D L Club members providing music and refreshments for guests. Hospital notes list admissions Clyde Hendrixsen and Mrs. Paul Drouke among others, with a birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. D. Glover of 624 Middle Avenue.
BPEVIT and Mrs R L Rankin returned from New York City where they visited their son Dr Stobert Rankin connected with St Luke's hospital. The DD club was entertained by Mr and Mrs KE H Surlienberger on Fourth street. Miss Marjorie Abbott attended Miss Alice Hubbard’s engagement party with Edgar Sparr of LaGrange. Mrs Ella Miller left for Chicago en route to California for two months. Miss E B Alexander on business trip to Ft Wayne Burkhard and Mrs Dressler back in Pittsburgh. Agnes Baughman of Cleveland visiting Mrs Otto Stegman. Mr and Mrs Hethan Ely motored here from Canton and Mrs F W Colson returned from a trip. Margaret Girard visiting Sandusky. Classified ad promotes spring poultry and egg sales with special monthly rates.
Mr and Mrs Mayo entertain at home this weekend with guests Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Sanneixeo Cal Mr and Mrs A C Vietten of Spruce street hosted last evening for Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw’s first wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs J Mauver Fifth Street depart Monday for California visiting San Francisco and Los Angeles for three months George Tufford George Lewis and A G Smith attend National Manufacturers Association convention at Waldorf Astoria New York Lucile Coit 2 Harrison Street returns from Chicago visiting aunt Mrs Edwards H C Weil Columbus Street sails today for Europe from New York aboard S S Olympic
In Pheeling West Virginia on May 19 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad raises wages by three cents an hour for about 25,000 shop employees.
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