West Side Guild of St Andrew’s Church Meets
The West Side Guild of St Andrew’s Church met at Mrs Grace Archambeau’s home. Mrs R Morris led devotions and the president welcomed two new members. Plans were finalized for a bake sale Saturday at the gas company office. Reports covered the church centennial and a salad course was served. Next meeting is November 18 at Mrs Helen Rankin’s home.
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West Side Guild of
St. Andrew’s
Grace Archambeau
Foster Aville
R. Morris
Alvin Archambeau
Helen Rankin
Lake Avenue
East Side Guild Holds All Day Work Session
East Side Guild met all day yesterday in the Guild Room at St Andrew s church with eighteen members and one guest present. The afternoon focused on rug and quilt making while plans for a rummage sale on November 13 were discussed. A follow up gathering is scheduled in two weeks.
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East Side Guild
St. Andrew’s Church
Cameo Club Plays at Mrs Meschke Home
Cameo Bridge Club captured prizes as Mrs Emil Meschke hosted at her Harvard avenue home yesterday luncheon at one. Prize awards went to Mrs Edward Coleman and Mrs William Rigo. Mrs William Burton to entertain in two weeks. Colonial Club meets Monday with Mrs Cloyd Gull on Eighth street at 1 30 p m.
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Cameo Club
Emil Meschke
Cameo Bridge Club
Harvard Avenue
Edward Coleman
William Rigo
William Burton
Colonial Club
Cloyd Gull
Eighth Street
Thirty At Supper Meet United Presbyterian Missionary Society
The United Presbyterian Missionary Society held its annual supper at the church with Mrs. Charles Swartzel, Mrs. Fred Davies, and Mrs. George Yost in charge of arrangements for thirty members. A program followed with Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick presiding, devotional led by Mrs. Robert Moore on The Expectant, and musical selections including a quartet and a duet.
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United Presbyterian Missionary Society
Charles Swartzel
Fred Davies
George Yost
Robert Kirkpatrick
Robert Moore
Ralph Aungst
C. L. Bristol
Moore
Bristol
Helen Bristol
Elizabeth Brown
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Men’s Missionary League
Stanford Avenue
Emma Dean Anderson
Little Sorority Dinner and Play Night at Losers
The Little Sorority held its annual dinner and theatre party last night with a 5:30 six dinner at Losers on Lorain road. Guests sat at one table with a yellow and white mum centerpiece. The group then saw Brother Rat at the Han na Theatre. Attendees included Mesdames Milton Bishop, Robert Smith, Richard Smith, Harry Morgan, William Bridgett, Frank Alter, and G. E. Hall. Mrs. Carl Turner could not attend. Mrs. Bridgett will host the next meeting on November 22.
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Lorain Road
Brother Rat
Hanna Theatre
Mesdames
Milton Bishop
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Harry Morgan
William Bridgett
Frank Alter
G. E. Hall
Carl Turner
Social clubs host meetings and announcements of brides and members
Sempre Idem club held a regular meeting at Mrs Jane Raid s home with Miss Edith Shepherd as hostess Guests included Miss Marian Witt Miss Florence Smith and Miss Jennie Zaleski Prizes for Airplane went to Miss Florence Smith first Miss Emilia Post second and Miss Kay McKee consolation A novel shower honored Miss Dorothy Thorl a who will wed Donald Enzlem ry on November 6 The next meeting will be in Vermilion Two weeks later We Kum U Kummet enjoyed folk dancing at the YWCA Sponsored by Marian Judd A manners speaker is planned for November 18 Hostesses Lydia Rosencranz and Lillian Longwell The group sang old and new songs Agnes Garber Helen Zalenka and Lena Pasadyn to represent the club at Leaders Council Meeting Jolly Eight Birthday Club held a tureen dinner at Elsie Yancer s home Covers for sixteen Bunco high scores earned prizes L Hiemsath and Hahn. Folly consoled Hostess will host at Lincoln Court in two weeks Seven new Blue Triangle members joined at YWCA gymnasium New members Marcella Hayes Hazel Cook Emma Gray Quintella Hopewell Marguerite Jackson Ruth Jones Betty Rowe Leaders Council will be represented by Geraldine Bohannon and Josephine Mitchell An upcoming November 17 tureen dinner and speaker on present day special problems are planned
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Sempre Idem Club
Jane Raid
Edith Shepherd
Marian Witt
Florence Smith
Jennie Zaleski
Emilia Post
Kay McKee
Dorothy Thorla
Thorla
Donald Enzlemry
Marian Judd
Oberlin
Lydia Rosencranz
Lillian Longwell
Agnes Garber
Helen Zalenka
Lena Pasadyn
Jolly Eight
Elsie Yancer
Broad Street
Bunco
Blue Triangle Club
C. A
Marcella Hayes
Hazel Cook
Emma Gray
Quintella Hopewell
Marguerite Jackson
Ruth Jones
Betty Rowe
Geraldine Bohannon
Josephine Mitchell
Miss Elizabeth Papp Hosts Octave Club Event
Miss Elizabeth Papp hosted an Octave club gathering on Vulcan Street with guests. After scores were tallied, heart prizes were awarded to Norma Schultz and Winifred Jobson. A salad course was served at small tables in gay colors. On November 16 Winifred Jobson will entertain at her North Ridgeville home.
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Elizabeth Papp
Octave Club
Vulcan Street
Norma Schultz
Winifred Jobson
North Ridgeville
Program Plans For Armistice Day Celebration
Members of the Executive committee of the British Empire club met to plan an Armistice Day event on Tuesday November 9. A prominent speaker is being sought while other entertainments will fill the program. Social hour with cards follows. The bi weekly card party and dance is set for Friday November 5. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
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British Empire Club
Oberlin Auxiliary meeting spotlights December plans
Past Presidents of Auxiliary to Canton Lorain met at Bertha Powers home in Oberlin with Elyria Past Presidents present. They scheduled the next meeting for December 2 at Mrs Gertrude Johnsons West avenue home and a Christmas party on December 17 at Mary Feidlers Gray apartments. Nettie Summers won the prize of the day and a luncheon followed the meeting. Mr and Mrs Lee Lyman hosted twelve guests at dinner for Mr and Mrs Walter Keisler, who plan to move to Charleston West Virginia. The menu featured a squirrel and rabbit specimens from Pennsylvania brought by C A McMillan and an informal social evening followed.
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Canton Lorain
Bertha Powers
Oberlin
Elyria
Gertrude Johnson
West Avenue
Mary Feidler
Gray Apartments
Nettie Summers
Lee Lyman
Walter Keisler
St Mary's Altar Society Plans November Card Party
St Mary's Altar Society held a well attended meeting in the Parish Hall yesterday with sewing and card games providing diversions and prizes awarded for high scorers. A card party is set for November 17th and Mrs T V Boylan was named chairman of arrangements.
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St. Mary’s Altar Society
T. V. Boylan
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