Y W C A Directors Host Bridge Tea Party May 22
The Y W C A board plans a bridge party at 2 PM in the association gym with tea served in the building. Twenty five tables are sponsored and a large delegation of chairmen and decorations staff coordinate tea, prizes, table setup, and table sponsors for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W.C. A. Board of Directors
Association
Robert Crehore
G. E. Gould
John Faxon
Crisp
Greene
West
Maston
Hewitt
Pond
Ingersoll
Washburn
Thatcher
George Johnson
W. O. McClellan
George Hoke
Mesdames Tibball
Winsor
Stark
Mothersingers Delightful Party At Mrs Sudro Home
P T A Mothersingers met Thursday at Mrs William Sudro's Grafton road home with 32 members at luncheon. Guests included Mrs O F Flint city council president and Mrs Rossiter mother of Miss Marjorie Rossiter director. An afternoon musical farce featured a humorous wedding reception with bridal party named. A group photo and a wedding party photo were taken. The event closed a pleasant year.
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Mothersingers
Sudro
P. T A. Mothersingers
William Sudro
Grafton Road
O. F. Flint
Rossiter
Marjorie Rossiter
Vietzen
L. A. Hayes
Jobson
Amidon
Reynolds
Long
Palmer
Squires
Hockenedel
Bidding
Thursday Night Pals Hold Najama Party In Oberlin Area
Thursday Night Pals gathered at Barbara Ruth Kasik's Oberlin Road home for a Najama party with a business session deciding to continue meetings through summer. Prizes were won by Elizabeth Orosz and Emily Neuman in an aeroplane game. The next gathering will be a wiener roast on June 22 at Julia Krebec's home by the river bank.
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Barbara Ruth Kasik
Oberlin Road
Elizabeth Orosz
Emily Neuman
Julia Krebec
Roar-Up Club Meeting Plans Weekend Camp Iss-See-Kes
The Roar-Up Club at the Y W C A held a business session last evening planning their weekend at Camp Iss-See-Kes. Members will depart this afternoon for the camp. Two new members were pledged Miss Genevieve Boyd and Miss Harriet Gray. Mr and Mrs Fulton of Tenth Street attend the graduation of their niece Miss Lois Nichols from Harding High School in Marion Ohio tonight.
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Camp
Iss-See-Kes
Genevieve Boyd
Harriet Gray
C. Fulton
Tenth Street
Lois Nichols
Harding High School
Marion
Ohio
Final program in music festival at Day's Music studios
Final program of the Day's Music studios festival to be given Saturday features Mrs Gladys Parmely West with assisting artist Mrs Wilfred Bowdler and the Trumpeters. It lists duos and solos by Louise Fox Edna Malterer Edna Townsend Margaret Bartter Geraldine Parker Pauline Martin Shirley Buckley Ivan Johnson Eaton Girls Glee Club and others with Irene Upton on piano.
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Gladys Parmely West
Wilfred Bowdler
Louise Fox
Edna Malterer
Engleman
Edna Townsend
Margaret Bartter
Brahms
Geraldine Parker
Ruth Bartter
Bobby Elton
Dillio
Lack
Eleanor Covert
Iris Bartter
Mrs. West
Everette Hill
Maxine Cornish
Luella Brumershenkel
Jack Elton
Mrs Fell Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Virginia Saunders Bride Elect
A bridge party last evening by Mrs. Chas Fell Jr. at 606 Middle Avenues St. Joseph Missouri honored Miss Virginia Saunders bride elect of Frederick O Griffin. Three tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. W H Stark and Mrs. B E Saunders. Mrs Saunders received a guest award. Refreshments at small tables followed.
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Virginia Saunders
Frederick O. Griffen
St. Joseph
Missouri
Chas- Fell, Jr
W. H. Stark
B. E. Saunders
Miss Saunders
Piano Recital by Avon Lake Pupils at Sunset Road
Mrs Elizabeth S Woodford presents pupils in recital Saturday afternoon May 20 at Mrs F B Kavanagh home Sunset Road Avon Lake Louise Green Eleanore Green Bernice Millan Richard Barkus Esther Loren Betty Neice Helen Kavanagh Jean Wible Kavanagh soprano and Lawrence Kavanagh cellist will again perform
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Elizabeth S. Woodford
F. B. Kavanagh
Sunset Road
Avon Lake
Louise Green
Eleanore Green
Bernice Millan
Richard Barkus
Esther Loren
Betty Neice
Helen Kavanagh
Jean Wible Kavanagh
Lawrence Kavanagh
Will Agaist
Miss Louise Brown to Present Piano Recital Monday
Albert Riemenschneider of Cleveland presents Miss Louise Brown of this city in a piano recital May 22 at eight in the First Methodist Episcopal church. Riemenschneider, well known as Baldwin Wallace Conservatory director of music and organ head, will introduce her to Elyria. Clare Short, pupil of Riemenschneider and Church of Christ organist, will assist with organ numbers. Public invited, no admission fee.
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Louise Brown
Albert Riemenschneider
Cleveland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Riemenschneider
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
Miss Brown
Brahms
Bach
Schumann
Chopin
Clare Short
Short
Church of Christ
Milan Grange honors Champneys with Golden Wedding reception
At the Milan Grange May meeting a warm reception honored Mr and Mrs G L Champney former Henrietta residents on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. A program of music and readings preceded a renewal of vows given by Rev H H Longberry. The group offered congratulations, with yellow and white decorations and a wedding cake by Mrs Charles Conklin.
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Milan
G. L. Champney
Henrietta
Champney
A. A Jenkins
Grange
H H. Longberry
Milan Methodist Church
Charles Conklin
Altho
Wapakoneta meeting highlights and a fresh bridal dinner
Mrs Karl Roesemann reports a Syvangelical Women's Federation gathering at St Pauls church in Wapakoneta Ohio May 2 and 3 with devotions led by Mrs Harvey Welton a reading by Mrs Saville and social hour. Division of the Church of Christ planned a June 1 turkey dinner at Mrs Barrs home. Miss Marye Wilson hosted a dinner bridge for Miss Lilian Kothe with prizes to Miss Esther Ross and Mrs Kothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Roesemann
Syvangelical Women’s Federation
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Ek. W. U. of St. Paul’s Church
Harvey Welton
Humphrey
E. Q. Pallas
Marye Wilson
East Avenue
Lilian Kothe
Ethel Marsh
Ninety Five Club Concludes German and Italian Review
The Ninety Five Club's final program was hosted by Mrs. Will Stark on Oberlin Road after a luncheon. Mrs. Mabel Hart reviewed Manzoni's Y Promessi Sposi and Mrs. George Worthington presented Pictures of Travel by Heine. The club adjourned until fall.
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Ninety Five Club
Will Stark
Oberlin Road
Alessandro Manzoni
Mabel Hart
Heinrich Heine
George Worthington
Daughters of St. Andrew To Have Picnic In June
Daughters of St. Andrew were guests of Mrs. L K E Davies of 165 Pasadena avenue Wednesday afternoon. A social hour followed the business session and at the conclusion Mrs Davies served a two course luncheon at small tables. The June meeting will be in the form of a picnic with the place to be announced.
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Daughters OF
DeMolay Chapter Inspires Notable Gatherings and Plans
The DeMolay Chapter No 544 meeting at I O O F Hall featured many dignitaries including Dad George N Clark Dad Krippendorf Dad Broad and Dad Young from Lorain and Elyria as well as Past State Master Councillors Keifer and Harding. Initiation was granted to David Wainwright and plans were announced for a Moonlight Ride on June 19 and a Mother's Auxiliary proposal. A spring dance May 20 and inspections May 22 were also noted along with upcoming ball games May 22 and May 23 at local fields.
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David J. Nya
Order of DeMolay
George N. Clark
Krippendorf
Broad
Cleveland
Young
Lorain
Keifer
Harding
Elyria
Newkirk and Basore
Edwards
Ober
Baumhardt
Lampson
Oberlin
David Wainwright
de- Molay
Dad” Beebe
I. M. Harrison
Haylor
Ralph MacDonald
Chuck Hupp
Hamilton Field
St Paul's
Franklin Field
Methodist circle hosts luncheon and devo tions
Mrs CC B Simkins of 329 Twelfth street hosted eighteen members of Circle No 4 at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Mrs B I Ohlemacher led the devotions and Mrs F E Dettman sang In the Garden. The gathering included a business session and social time. the next meeting will be June 15 at Mrs B H Long's home with a tureen luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Fred Barr
North Olive Street
James Enrath
McGrath
Salisbury
Charles Martin
General Aid Society
CC. B Simkins
Twelfth Street
Circle No 4
Methodist Church
B. I. Ohlemacher
F. E. Dettman
B. H. Long
Dinner Precedes Elyria Council Meeting at Masonic Temple
Fifty men attended a dinner in the dining room of the Masonic Temple before Elyria Council No. 86 Masonic Lodge held its regular meeting. Plans were made to exemplify the super Excellent degree at the meeting on May twenty ninth.
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Masonic Temple
Elyria Council No
Masonic Lodge
Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Plan Event in Wurst Hall
The Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge announced a bunco and whist party at their meeting last night in Wurst Hall. The event will follow the neat meeting in two weeks.
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Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge
Wurst Hall
Luncheon Hosts and Club Members Attend Green Lantern Event
Mrs Fred Keyes hosted a Fleur de Lis Club luncheon at Green Lantern Tea Room with associates present. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Kritzel Mrs Wil Parsch and Mrs D Kiser. Mrs Charles Hennings to entertain at Sunny Side Beach in a few weeks. Clark Maddock and his Band to perform at Beta Delta Beta sport dance at American Le Zion Home tomorrow. previously Wesley Stuart and his band were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keyes
Green Lantern Tea Room
Fleur de Lis Club
Frank Kritzel
Wil Parsch
D. Kiser
Charles Hennings
Sunny Side Beach
Clark Maddock
American le Zion
Wesley Stuart
Inter Nos class hosts Bunco night at Adams Street home
Miss June Smith entertained the Inter Nos class members at her Adams street home Tuesday evening. A business meeting followed by Bunco awarded prizes to Eileen Jolley and Kathryn Smith. A delightful two course lunch was served and guests planned to meet next at Eileen Jolley’s home.
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June Smith
Adams Street
Eileen Jolley
Kathryn Smith
Eileen Joiley
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Mrs Seth Shunh on Gulf road. Discharges note Otto Haberll of 112 Nichols street Ada Koppenhafer of 308 West River Mrs Harold Packard and baby boy of 350 Fourth street.
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Seth Shunh
Gulf Road
Otto Haberll
Nichols Street
Ada Koppenhafer
West River
Harold Packard
Fourth Street
Union Veterans Auxiliary hosts 21st anniversary banquet
Forty members and guests gathered at G A R Hall for the mother-daughter banquet marking the Auxiliary twenty first anniversary. Mrs Jessie Contam welcomed guests while Miss Helen Conram spoke for the daughters. A patriotic program followed with group singing a short history by charter member Mrs Coniam and talks by Kaley and Alfred Bates. A string orchestra of seven performed as memorial plans for a sailors and marines service were announced on Washington Avenue bridge. The next meeting is June first.
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Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Jessie Contam
Helen Conram
Washington Avenue Bridge
Auxiliary
Mrs George Haines Hosts Circle No 6 of Methodist Church
Mrs George Haines entertained Circle No 6 of the First Methodist Church yesterday with a business meeting and social afternoon for twenty three members and two visitors. Luncheon was served with assistance from Mrs Hall and Mrs Hester. The June meeting will be a picnic at the leader Mrs Ed Stang's Woodland Avenue home.
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George Haines
First Methodist Church
Haines
Hall
Hester
Mirs
Ed Stang
Woodland Avenue
Various Evening Meetings At Local Churches And Clubs
Tonight several groups plan activities around Oberlin and nearby areas. Rev Jobo Kaley speaks on a Mexico trip at Upper Room Bible class and Nettie Finch Webber Club hosts 8:00 entertainment at North Abbe Road. Kappa Beta Kappa party at St Andrews church school room. AAUW meets at Oberlin Inn at 7.00. Courtesy Club with Marjuan Stanford on Columbus Street. FDL Club with Mrs Stearns on Lincoln Court. Epworth League county rally in Oberlin. Royal Neighbors rally in Woodman Hall. Eastern Star meets. Fishermen’s Club at Baptist church. Spring Valley golf course hosts Elks stag party and regular club dinner dance Saturday at the clubhouse.
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Cong
Jobo Kaley
Mexico
Nettie Finch Webber
Church of Christ
Harry Wright
North Abbe Road
Kappa Beta Kappas
St. Andrew's Church
American Association of University Women
Oberlin Inn
Courtesy
Marjuan Stanford
Columbus Street
F. D. L. Club
Franklin Stearns
Lincoln Court
Epworth League
Oberlin
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Security Benefit Association
Order of Eastern Star
Fisherman’s Club
The
Baptist
Hamilton School operetta draws local visitors
Miss Margaret McClellan entertained her sister Mrs H M Gunn of Ashland and her parents from New London who came for the Hamilton School operetta. Robert Eugene Wingard of this city earned his diploma from Alabama Polytechnic Institute and joined 129 ROTC artillery cadets on May 16. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Wingard. Miss Franceska Fiomme of Ur bana is expected guest of her sister Mrs Henry Ingersoll of West avenue. Mrs A C Hudnutt and two Cleveland Sorority sisters are driving to Albion Michigan for a Delta Gamma party at Albion College Saturday. Mr and Mrs E D Nielser and the latter's parents are mentioned in the report.
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Margaret McClellan
H. M. Gunn
Ashland
New London
Hamilton
Robert Eugene Wingard
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
George W Wuingard
Franceska Fiomme
Urbana
Henry Ingersoll
West Avenue
A. C. Hudnutt
Cleveland
Albion Michigan
Delta Gamma
Albion College
E D Nielser
Earl Derr Biggers and Charlie Chan Verbal Twists
The author Earl Derr Biggers conducted extensive research to craft Charlie Chan's unique dialogue with his Chinese cook who, in a humorous twist of fate, used his own English writing to reinforce the character’s speech.
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Earl Derr Biggers
Charlie Chan
Biggers
Society News Highlights From Chicago To Ohio
Lee J Ford of Chicago will spend the weekend in Columbus Ohio. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lyle arrive from New York City to be guests of Mr and Mrs Sumner Hartwell of Park Avenue. Mrs L J Mowry was a guest of her mother in Fremant on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clair Anderson and daughter Jean of Bell Avenue were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson of Cleveland for Jean’s birthday. Mrs C H Wieland returned to Van Wert Ohio after visiting her sister Mrs Henry Ingersoll Sr of Middle Avenue. Walter C Whitthoff, Elyria High School graduate, will graduate next year from Ohio University at Athens and is the newly elected business manager of the Green and White. Claude Smith will be circulation manager for next year. Whitthoff has been advertising manager of the Green and White this past year and is a member of Beta Theta Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Ford
Chicago
Ilneis
Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Lyle
New York City
Sumner Hartwell
Park Avenue
L. J. Mowry
Fremant
Clair Anderson
Jean
Bell Avenue
Ralph Anderson
Cleveland
C. H. Wieland
van “Ert
Henry Ingersoll
Middle Avenue
Walter C. Whitthoff
Elyria High School
Ohio University
Athens
Claude Smith
Th City
Witthoff
Green
Bet. Theta Pi Fraternity
Elyria Garden Club Tulip Display at Local Flower Shop
Elyria Garden Club organizes a tulip display to be arranged at the L UC He cock Flower Shop tomorrow. Anyone with tulips is invited to contribute, with flowers accepted at the shop today or tomorrow.
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Elyria Garden Club
L.uc Hecock
U Les
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J. E. Thatcher
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D. W. 4Fe
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Maybelle Burner
George Stevens
Otto Green
Alan Smythe
Howard Barbour
J B Johnson
ROAR
Charles Fel, JR
Janelle
Milan Grange
Hvangelical Women's Union Hears Federation Report
Church OF Christ Division
Warye Wilson
Demolay
Methodist
Council
Daughters OF Scotland
Broad ST
Lakewood
ELKS
Spring Valley
Elks of the Lakes
Oadh Lodge
Coreopsis
Paul Wainwright
Courtland St
Frappes
Miss D. Wilder
Foster
Broad Street
Over Krogers
Garden Club
HENKE
Gray's
Allen Bernard
Jake
Carek
Lincoln
Pink
Hardy
Brookhouser’s
Middle Ave
Ostrov’s
Raby Louis
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