Miss Copas Wedding News Shared At Lavendar Party
Marian Copas celebrated with a lavender and white party at her Twelfth Street home for Miss Stel ya Been, with Treva Caywood Alice Kifiths and Helen Town named as winners in games. The event announced Miss Copas's June 25 wedding to Stevenson Burke amid gifts and a dinner set from Spas Burke.
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Ies
Marian Copas
Stelya
Treva Caywood
Alice Kifiths
Helen Townend
Miles Fillo
Miss Copas
Stevenson Burke
Evening Club Events Include Fraternal Meetings
Tonight in Elyria several fraternal and charitable groups meet in hall venues. Glub and Shore join a work group. Woodmen of America, Knights of Pythias, and Knights of Columbus hold sessions. O O F Lodge 105 meets. Woman's Bible Class gathers at the Congregational church. Sunday school executive board plans a 6:30 tureen dinner. YWCA federation hosts a garden party at 6 p.m. Markuerite Syvertsen will speak about her Sacramento convention experience.
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K. S. Glub
Helen Shore
Jason Degrese
Wodern Woodmen of America
P. Hall
Knights of $T. John
C. Hall eeElyria Lodge No
Cond Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Federation of the Y. Www
Co. A
Markuerite Syvertsen
Sacramento
California
Recall of Invitations to Tea for New York Guest Miss Deering
Mrs George Stevens recalls six invitations issued for a Friday afternoon tea honoring Miss Helen Deering of New York City due to the sudden death of Frederick Gates of Cleveland.
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George Stevens
Helen Deering
New Elyria Library Additions Include History and Psychology
New books arriving May 24 at the Elyria Library cover both action and non fiction. Highlights include John Paul Jones Man of Action by Russell and Hawkers and Walkers of Early America by Wright. Also featured are Behaviorism by Watson Business Power Through Psychology by Swift China Yesterday and Today and several new fiction titles. Obvious local note: Edythe Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris, gave her senior recital at Oberlin Memorial Chapel with family in attendance.
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Elyria Lirary
John Paul Jones
Russell
John Paul
Jones
United States
Art
Selkirk
Wright
Watson
Johnsopkins University
China
Ping Men Whuo
China Matiute
America
Wodehouse
Gilman of
Bedford
Davis
Marvard
Hagedorn
Rich Roosevelt
Roughiders
Edythe E. Harris
Daughef
W. W. Harris
Fin- Memorial Chapel
Oberlin
Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The Woman's Benefit Association will meet this evening at seven thirty in the Wurst hall. Miss Norah Abbey is elected president of the Business and Professional Woman's Club after a dinner and business session. Other officers named include Ethel Inskeep, Caroline Foley, Bertha Schulze, Emma Sill, and Bess Schulze. Next meeting scheduled for June 1st.
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Woman’s “‘Enefit Association
Wurst Hall
Norah Abbey
B. and
P. W
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Bess Schulze
M T C Girls Club Meeting At Miss Kapley Home
The M T C girls gathered at Miss Tillie Kapley s residence at 401 West avenue for a brief business session and social games cocotte and banco. Prizes went to Mrs. Gertrude Parker Miss Louise Wernert and Miss Blanche Burker. A luncheon followed before adjournment and a further Amherst visit was planned by Miss Nellie Mathews. The club will meet Thursday June 7 and next regular session is Monday June 15 at Miss Myrtle Struck s home.
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Tillie Kapley
401
West Avenue
Cocotte
Banco
Gertrude Parker
Amherst
Louise Wernert
Blanche Burker
Nellie Mathews
Myrtle Struck
Stella Wilson Hosts Colonial Club Meeting
Miss Stella Wilson entertained the Monday Colonial Club at the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. Nineteen members and two guests played five hundred with Mrs. A. M. Hanaford and Mrs. Eila Mullspaugh earning high scores. Refreshments followed at four thirty, then plans were made to meet with Mrs. George H. Brownell on Park Avenue on the fourth of June, with Mrs. Dake assisting.
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Stella Wilson
Monday Colonial Club
Woman’s Club
A. M. Hanaford
Eila Mullspaugh
George H. Brownell
Park Avenue
Dake
Bible School Cabinet Plans Children’s Day Picnic
Mrs. D. F Scott and Miss Mary Wheatley hosted nine cabinet members from United Presbyterian Church Bible School last evening on West Eighth Street. Rev Brown led devotions and a business session set plans for Children’s Day and the Sunday school picnic. Reports from all departments were heard and it was announced Rev Brown and Dr. Baird would entertain at the next meeting.
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D. F Scott
Mary Wheatley
Bible School
United Presbyterian Church
West Eighth Street
Rev Brown
Dr. Baird
Mother daughter banquet of Rainbow Class shines at Methodist Church
The Rainbow Class of the Methodist church hosted a mother daughter banquet at the church last evening with about fifty ladies in attendance. Miss Wilda Forman performed songs and recitations, Miss Hazel Wereiseke recited, and Mrs. Lenz closed the program with a solo as daughters provided entertainment and the gathering ended late. A separate note reports the YWCA Fellowship Club hosted a kid party for the graduating class with supper and plans for a benefit bridge next Monday.
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Rainbow
Methodist Church
Wilda Forman
Hazel Wereiseke
Fellowship Club
Y. W.C
Cantons Ladies Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
A small attendance of Ladies Auxiliary members met last evening in the 100F hall. An interesting business session was conducted. The group set the next meeting for two weeks from now.
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Ladies’ Auniliary of Cantons
Admissions and discharges list from area residents
Admissions include Warren C Jones 226 Denison avenue Mrs William Kubuske 111 Riverdale court Mrs Stanley Kelly 565 Lodi Street Discharges list names Mrs George Bauman No 1 Oberlin Helen Roy 804 West Avenue Mrs Ignatz Nyeste 275 West River Street George Stirow 1815 East 31st Street Lorain Mrs James Hamilton and baby boy 810 Woodland Avenue Charlies Perkes West Dover Fred Roy 1445 East 55th Street Cleveland Mr and Mrs Ellis D Nielsen of Stanford Avenue spent the week end with relatives in Madina
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Warren C Jones
Denison Avenue
William Kubuske
Riverdale Court
Stanley Kelly
Lodi Street
George Bauman
Oberlin
Helen Roy
West Avenue
Ignatz Nyeste
West River Atreet
George Stirow
East 31St Atreet
Lorain
James Hamilton
Woodland Avenue
Charlies Perkes
West Dover
Fred Roy
East 55Th Street
Cleveland
President Wilkins Addresses Elyria Honor Society Banquet
The Elyria Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual banquet in the high school cafeteria with about forty attendees including students, alumni, and faculty. Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College was guest of honor and spoke on life as a flight with training, navigation, and leadership, linking scholarship to service and democracy. Various speeches compared life to an aeroplane pilot mastering discipline, perseverance, and good books as sustenance. The report also notes births, visits, and local social updates including a May 20 birth in Perry New York, and several local family notices and moving events.
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Elyria
National Honor Society
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Elden Smith
D. J. Fox
Star
Vivian Jackson
Edward Riley
Dr. Wilkins
Ife
Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting with 75 Present in K of P Hall
The Pythian Sisters met in the K of P hall with 75 members and visitors. District Deputy Ruse Hinke of Sandusky graded the temple at 99 34 percent after inspection. Three sisters and one knight were initiated. talks were given by candidates. speeches by chiefs of Torain Steel City LaGrange and Amherst temples. Esther Seehing won a hand made quilt. Bertha Leberger installed Ruby Beal as grand manager Florence Brown as grand senior. A token of love was presented to the deputy. a refreshment course followed. Next meeting set for Thursday evening this week.
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K of P
Ruse Hinke
Sandusky
Torain
Steel City
LaGrange
Amherst
Esther Seehing
Bertha Leberger
Ruby Beal
Florence Brown
Canton Lorain No 33 Lodge Meets in Odd Fellows Hall
The Canton Lorain No 33 lodge met in the Odd Fellows hall last evening with a good attendance. Plans were made to attend the district meeting at the camp in Oberlin on Saturday May 26. In fatigue uniform at seven thirty, plans were also made to attend the Memorial Day parade at Oberlin on May 2010 full dress at nine o'clock am, and the Grand Encampment at Painesville on July ninth. After the business meeting the Canton enjoyed a drill.
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Canton Lorain No 33
Odd Fellows Hall
Oberlin
Painesville
Canton
Forgotten Lines Haunt the Stage as Women Rise
A fragment describes whispered forgotten lines lingering in rehearsal rooms. Women often hear these lines while old stagehands, veterans of in‑the‑know audience rituals, fade from view, drifting away from the boards as time erodes their routines.
Dance and Crowning May Queen by St Johns 4th Regt
Crowning May Queen at Ellis' hall hosted by 4th Regiment KR of St Johns on Wednesday May 23. Bearty Champion calls and Dorsey's Orchestra provide music with tickets priced. extra lady admission 25 cents.
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Regt
St. Johns
Ellis’ Hall
Dorsey
Propmter’s Box Fades From French Stage Tradition
A fragment notes the prompter’s box, a long stage relic in France, vanishing as music hall fashion strips showgirls of lines. The box, once prominent in footlights, is disappearing with changing theatrical norms.
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Paris
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Los Angeles
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Vulcan Street
Philadelphia
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L Elyria OY
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