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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
9
The article describes capes inspired by Quantico army officer uniforms influencing evening wear. Black velvet capes with frog fastenings may be lined in white or red satin. Fur capes, including an ermine full length with shoulder yoke, are popular this season, featuring a self fur collar and a slim bow.
Local groups hold Thanksgiving suppers and meetings including Carlisle Grange at 6 30 PM and the Young Woman's Missionary Society of Methodist church at 6 30 PM Ada Hill returns from Korea to speak at events The Standard Bearers the Young People's Society of St John church and many clubs meet at various venues on East avenue Lake avenue Cedar street Spruce street and Wurst Hall Also highlights a fifth birthday party for Shirley Ann Mellinger with games prizes and cake at 1955 East Ave Attending guests include Buchholz Hartman Bogart O'Dell Mund Jantz and others Bridges and showers honor Miss Evelyn Wilson bride to be of Fred Smith Occasional marriage licenses listed for John S Weikel Ruth Hoadley Edward Schumat Nellie Smythe Frank Bober Clara Eglinski Allen Lange Florence Davies and others.
Mrs. George Stevens Jr hosts a World Fellowship Tea on November 22 from 3 to 5 pm at her home. Miss Kuan Mei Jung of Shanghai, a Peking Yen Shing University graduate, will discuss Women's Part In the Future China. Jung earned a Master’s at Oberlin and will visit U.S. and European centers. musical numbers by Mrs. Casper Clark, Oberlin Conservatory alumna.
The New York surgeon desires a human glue to seal flesh and bones without sutures. Portable X ray devices, lighter plaster of Paris, and an aspirin watch are imagined. A pain detector and non habit forming pain killer are sought. Sterilization without harming cells and easier bill collection are also noted.
Susanna Wesley class at First Methodist church honored Agnes Kothe with a dinner party for twenty two. The bride elect’s place featured a cake with a ring money and thimble. Gifts included a money, ring and thimble. A Christmas party planned for December fourth amid details of showers and hostesses.
New headquarters hosted the joint installation of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary. Commander Clyde Clapp opened the meeting. J. Martin installed officers including Thomas Michalis as commander and Mrs. J Powell as Auxiliary president. Department leaders spoke, gifts were exchanged, and a prize awarded to Mrs. Perkins before a dance and luncheon.
Admission notes list Mrs. Eina Markel and multiple Louisiana area residents with addresses and affiliations. Separate items cover a bridal shower hosted by Wanda Betxa and Juha Nagy for Miss Mar Nats at 866 West Street, including decorations, gifts, and a reception, plus a token of appreciation for Mrs Ola Suleshi. Nearby social rounds feature Mrs Ralph Myers entertaining at 1st Avenue home with prizes and a later luncheon and consolation prizes for Mrs John Sinesar and Glen Troup.
The Unity Club plans to meet at Mrs. R. P. Vaughn's home on Taurid November 2 now instead of Friday. Jefferson P T A sponsors an old fashioned dance Friday evening at Gates School Auditorium. Miss Alice Gaston hosted the Business and Professions Women's Club bridge party with five tables of bridge and one of hearts. Maude i Denham won first in bridge with consolation to Mrs. Curtix Spence. Pauline Haz won in Thesrts. Refreshments matched the Thanksgiving season. Assistants were Miss Harriet Hub-Vord, Miss Marjorie Rossiter, and Olive McNeal. A regular club business meeting is set for this evening at Miss Loretta's home in Vanceard.
The Womens Welsa Club held a regular meeting at the Davin residence on Preveld Avenue with members and three guests including Mrs Peterman. After refreshments, the group adjourned to the dining room for a fruit course before plans for December 15 were announced. Walter Peake and Grace Lames won bridge prizes, with Jane Manning attending as a guest. Next gathering with Mrs Karl Kaley on Tuton Avenue was announced.
The listing details weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. J H Pope, Mr. and Mrs. H P Conley of Chicago, and George A Pope of East Cleveland. It notes numerous social gatherings, club members attending a Cleveland performance, a Kent State student initiated into Sigma Sigma sorority, and funeral attendance for J E Woodruff. It closes with a brief note on growing aviation interest in Central and South China.
A library offers new titles such as Village Life in America Rich ards and Home Is the Sailor Plodgett with stories and notices of contemporary figures. It lists several western and mystery titles by Ames Gres Baxter Swearman Rohmer plus a 19th century diary Caroline Richards. Manufacturers will attach state beverage tax stamps after December 1 per the state tax commission ruling.
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