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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
8
The November Fortnightly Club hosts Gus Tingeven at Taat home, with Nex 2¢ Ohio State Alumni Banquet on November 30 featuring Masonic dancing. December 3 brings entertainment by Eus and Daughter of Liberty for state residents.
The home of Mrs H D Baldwin at 16 Court Street hosted the wedding of Miss MariamS iimadath Strother daughter of Mr and Mrs William Strother to Bela Claude Rawson of 101 Cleveland Arrest. Rev H B Redhead officiated and guests included only immediate relatives. After the ceremony a luncheon was served. The couple will reside at 235 East Fifth Street after December 15.
The second joint installation of officers for Marshall Chapter and Elyria Council No 88 Royal and Select Masters is set for 3 o'clock this evening at the Masonic Temple. Most Excellent Companion James C. Smith and Companion Paul J. Cochrane will install officers in ceremonial form, guided by Thomas Howell and Alvin J Plocher as grand marshals.
The Children of Mary at St Marys School held a Wednesday bazaar with proceeds totaling 609.90 dollars. Officers reported strong support from patrons and donors, noting gratitude for encouragement and purchases that helped the sales.
A Detroit resident and Miss Gartrude Diedrich of this city married Jobe C. Lydem of Detroit at St. Mary's church with Father Mooney officiating. The bride wore white georgette and carried a shower bouquet. bridesmaid Ethel Lapp of Cleveland, groom Edwin Radle of Cleveland attended. Guests from Cleveland and Lorain attended. couple to live in Detroit. An upcoming Methodist church concert features choir, violin solo, and choral selections with public invited.
Lily Soo Hoo, a Chinese student from Oberlin College and member of the Cosmopolitan Club, will give “The Pilgrim as Viewed from the Orient” at the First Congregational Church Sunday. She earned the prize in the Chingee Student Alliance contest at the University of Michigan in September 1920.
About fifty couples attended a Blue Moon club event at the K of C hall on Wednesday evening honoring students home for Thanksgiving from local colleges. Hinex Brether provided the orchestra, aiding the music for the social gathering.
Dr Duncan led the gathering with the botter, and the night featured splendid refreshments. Attending students included Ted Loughry of Carnegie Tech, Donovan Chiangher, George Garver, and Hubert Ravage of Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. Henry Ingernall represented Ohio State University, Ernig Joven of Wooster College, and Walph Browse of IL TRO College.
Mr and Mrs H C Harris of Middle Avenue hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs J A Harris and two daughters of Bhaker Heights and Mr and Mrs J A Wall of Cleveland. Rev Dr W B Wintera of East Avenue was called to New Philadelphia by his mother. Mr and Mrs W H Searles hosted a Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs George Worthington also hosted guests, including Mr and Mrs S S Rockwood and daughter Gertrude with son Rodney from Ohio Street. Mayor and Mrs A R Jones held a family dinner at their West Avenue home with son Ernest Jones home from Wooster College. Flyinnus attended the Cosmos Club dance in Lorain, including Misses Seward, Anspacher, Laulee Johnson, NeHil Gray, Catherine Wingart, Irene Hogan, and Messrs Herbert, Morgan Roberts, Mendelson, and Pemberthy. Miss Wildred Seward and Glynn Diedrich depart for Havanna Cuba later. Mr and Mrs Charles Henning hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for twelve on Middle Avenue. Walter Inberthy of Ohio State University visited family on Seventh Street. W P Bartlett of Cleveland joined the Thanksgiving guest list at his daughter’s home. Frank A Stetson of West Avenue hosted a family dinner. their daughter Dorothy home from Warren O. other out of town guests included Miss Lulu Chambers of Ridgeville and Miss Uo. Mr and Mrs H K Finlay of 1117 Gracecourt joined Dr and Mrs H Wo Brownlee of Cleveland on Thanksgiving with son Murray visiting Kenneth Canton of Lorain.
Thanksgiving Day scenes show Mr and Mrs Cutlets Petey Bax hosting in Grafton with relatives from Avon and Painessille. Guests include Mrs Rickard and her mother, Mrs Crayton and Florence, and Sprague of Monroe formerly of this city. Local officials and residents like County Clerk A Williams and others host and attend multiple dinners, with weddings and greetings noted across several streets and addresses.
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