Reception honors Dr and Mrs A E Piper at First Methodist
About five hundred attended the public reception at the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening honoring Dr and Mrs A E Piper and their daughter Miss Piper. Guests included Mr and Mrs Be W Koppes, ministers and wives from city churches, and visitors from Lorain and Cleveland. The Sunday School room was set as a conservatory with ferns palms and Autumn Sowers. refreshments were served by the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E First Methodist Church
E ‘Piper
Missiper
Be. W. Koppes
Robert Moore
Lorain Couctr
First
Cleveland
Piper
Tormer
C. B. Ross
Norwalk
Odd Fellows Grand Master Visits Elyria Lodge
Grand Master James Fitzpatrick of Wooster visits the I O O F hall in Elyria. District representative Fred Hemmel presides as members and guests hear greetings, readings, and remarks urging support for Odd Fellowship. The night features performances by the Odd Fellows band and concludes with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Fitz
James M
gPitzpatrick
Wooster
Ohio
Carl
Fred Hemmel
Ralph Shrubsole
Noble Grand
C. J. Miller
Messrs. Patterson
Louis Brows. Parker
Mason D. Smith
S Wiseman
Paul Wainwright
Clayton Hall
E. E. Poots
Ledge Brunswick
Representative Wescott
Disc
Sandusky
Oddfellowship
Manpatrick
Odd Fellows
West
F. O. Phillips
Medina
Medina Lodge
Odd Fellowship
James Fitzpatrick
Dc. J. Miller
Fitzpatrick
Elyria Lodge
Various church and club gatherings fill Feloria events
Tonight features Eagles Auxiliary and Daughters of Scotia meetings with a large church lineup including the Twelfth District Woman's Relief Corps convening at the LO OF Hall. The ALoo se Club and Senior Hi-Y gather as parish suppers and a United Presbyterian service prepare the congregation. Grace Bennett addresses the Missionary Society with notes on Nicaragua and Central America missions. House guest Ruth Pemis hosts, as Mary McKinley plans a social at Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Daughters of Scotia
Woman's Relief Corps
Aloose Club
Dames of Malta
Cora May Walton
Congregational Church
Good Will
St. Andrew's _Church
United Presbyterian Communion
Daughters of Scotia and church groups meet this week
Local clubs hold evening meetings at various halls and homes. The Daughters of Scotia gather at Woodman’s Hall at seven thirty. Bible classes plan suppers and study sessions at the Methodist church and Mrs. C J Green’s Oxford Street home. Nine is Fire Club begins first meeting tomorrow at 2:30. Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian met at Mrs Davies’s East Broad Street home with twenty seven members. plans to send clothing to Mountain White folk in Kentucky. Next meeting scheduled for Mrs McKenney on Chase Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wolf
L.A. L
Marian Webber
Pearl Stacks
Rosella Webber
Emiss Wolf
Aise Mary McKinley
Daughters of Scotia
Woodman’s Hall
Business and Industrial Women’s Bible
Methodist Church
Neighborhood Bible Staér
C. J. Green
Oxford Street
Martha Winston
Ieader
Nine
Is-Fire Club
Charles Tucker
East Avenue
Mothers Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church
Fred Davies
East Broad Street
Bell
Davies
Charles Bristol
Sentucky
Eixria
Frank Steler
McClure
Ford
Everreade Busco
Edna Crombie
Everreade
Bunco Club
Bridge Street
Bunco
C. Henry
Jennie Lent
Bodine
Horton
William Graves Sharp
Ely
Assex
Columbus Dar
Country Club
W. C. Paniz
Baldwin- Wallace College
Securd Congregational Church
Rome
Charles Croas
Fifteenth Street
Elyria Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon and Society Notes
Mrs A J Robson and Mrs B D Biggs hosted an Elyria Country Club bridge luncheon serving to 30 guests. Seven tables played with prizes to Mrs W Patton Jr first, Mrs Paul Gentzel second, Mrs Kerl Plecher third, Mrs Charles Fell Sr fourth. Additional notes cover Knights of St John auxiliary plans, D A R meetings, Legion gathering, and various club entertainments and social events in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Robson
B.D. Biggs
Eivria Country Club
Tencheon
Lencheon
W. 421
Patton, Jr
Paul Gentzel
Kerl Plecher
Charles Fell
William Dehm
Irs. Ge
Jenkins
E. Ld. Moody
E. E. Barpard
LD. ‘Faxon
Women Missionary Society met in Perry home
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. R. Witmer’s 25 Third. Devotions followed an Open Bible sing. Topics included Corinthians and “All Things To All Men.” A tribute to Harriet Chamberlain, a perpetual member, was noted. New members welcomed. plans discussed for Wayside House and West Side Cleveland drive. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
Church of Christ
Mildred Dean
Fairlaw Avenue
William Hill
Adelthia Thamert
Mabel Sayles
Home Missionary Society
Perry
Woman’s Home Massionary Society
First Methodist Church
J. R. Witmer
Third Street
W. B. Hawk
Eli E. Mayberry
Paul
Harriet Chamberlain
West Side
Cleveland
Foster
Rexford
Robertsson
Fritz Rudin
Brown
Stock Yards
East St Louis
Wayside House
MM Sheldon
Beaza
Cayiaboea Falls
Orr
Godruzz
Abs. Wilcox
St. Louis
Local society notes mingle visits and travels
Mrs L A Mohrman and family returned Tuesday after visiting relatives in Wingham Canada. Mrs William Geilmar and Mrs C G Dunn hosted a luncheon at Westlake Hotel Rocky River and then went to Cleveland for theater. Mr and Mrs R A Rehman of Clinton Iowa are close friends in Elyis. Grace Bennett of Niles Ohio, home on furlough from Nicaragua, was guest of Rev and Mrs Ketcham. Mrs J F Jordan of Wellington visiting kin in Oberlin. Mrs X D L N and Miss Karen Ni en and family returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bennett
Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society
Businness
L. A. Mohrman
Columbus St
Niles
Ohio
Nicaragua
Central America
RT. Ketcham
Middle ‘Avenue
J. F. Jordan
Wellington
R. M- Warren
Jordan
Warren
Clara Reese
Avery
Oberlix
X. Dln
Karen Nien
Long Dresses and Visits Across States in Early October
Local society notes list Mrs. Rez. R. Bailer and daughters Caryl Jean and Mary Ella from St. Louis visiting Mrs. Bailey’s parents Mr. and Mrs. X. D. Neilsen, plus Miss Louse Gesler returning home to Detroit after visiting East Avenue. Various guests and travels include Mrs. E. G. Jenkins from Pittsburgh staying with Mrs. James Hewitt, Esther Conway returning from White Plains to Elyria, and trips by Dr. Launders and Dr. Nicholas through Virginia. Birth announcements arise for a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Boiman and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMillan at Memorial Hospital. Social events include Ridgeville Grange Hall dances each Friday with Cook’s Orchestra and a Modern Woodmen of America card party at M. W. A. Hall with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Rez. R. Bailer
Caryl Jean
Mary Ella
St. Lous
Bailey
X. D. Neilsen
Louse Gesler
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
E. G. Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Pennsyvonia
James Hewitt
Pags Ave
Esther Conway
T. A. Conway
Third Street
Elytia
White Plains
New York
Launders
Nicholas
Virginia
Ruby Maser
Pennsylvania
Elyria
Ruth Grenger
O'Donnell
Kate Huffman
Theackson Terrace
Limi
John Boiman
East Ninth Street
Elsha Memorial Hospital
Harry McMillan
West Second Street
Efsra Memorial Hospital
Brilliant Dinner for MacDonald at Embassy
Washington Oct 9 Great Britain's prime minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Miss Ishbel were honored guests at a large social function at the British embassy. Almost 600 guests attended a dinner and reception hosted by Sir Esme Howard and Lady Isabella Howard, with prominent figures including Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbel
Esme Howard
Isabella Howard
Cot‘ton
Miss MacDonald
Ambassador Howard
Mirs. Stimson
Lady Howard
Stmser
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Howard
Treasury
Melton
Adams
Vincent Massey
Massey
Labor
Davis
Borah
Ruth Pratt
New York
Castle
Lord Arnoig
Robert Vansittart
R. L. Craigie
Thomas Jones
Social arrivals reveal medals and evening attire at gala
MacDonald and his official party appeared in civilian evening dress with no decorations. Miss Ishbel wore a simple white georgette dress with a small bouquet of white flowers on her left shoulder and silver slippers. Mrs Longworth wore iridescent taffeta with a full skirt while Mrs Gann wore gold velvet and matching slippers, highlighting social rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Ishbel
Longworth
Gann
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Phoss
Iar
Cousto
Milas Vivian Hatch
Ruth Pemis
Beli Avenue
Central Guild
Redhead
Nettie Laundon
Sixth Street
Merie Gristold
Canary Club
Americanization Association
Doris Todd
Chamberlain
Turner Block
Country Cluss Bridge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
HK. of C. Hall
District ‘Auxiliary
EK. of C.hall
Leo Bell
J. J. Buswell
Knights
K. of C. i
American Legion
Amberican Legion
Drum
Eugie
Chamber of Commerce
ED Ehlert
H.l Ehlert
Longford Avenue
B. C. Kelley
Secord High Store
Charles Henry
Edward Kershaw
Ehlert
Federation of the
Doris Jumont
Lillian West
Eleanore Lossler
St. Lawrence River
Hannah Garford
Lewis Mercantile
Lewis Mercantile Company
W_ B.A
ELKS
Lorain
Kare Knot Club
MRC. C. Secfer
Chris Neufer
Avenue
W. D. Huffman
James Weidron
Thomasson
C. Smith
Faulhaber
New Cete
Galaxy
Elsaner
Princeton Avenue
Mise Hulmer
South End
John Pope
Milo Warner
Ridgeville
Iva Simmons
Riégett
Tex
Pedro
Jessie Raesier
Martha Wirth
Secox
Edith Slater
Bertha Russiof
Ngel Duckett
Noel 'i
Eugene
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Masonic Temple
Fred Schramm
St. Paul's Church
Free Schramm
Schramm Road
Donald Stevens
Taborer
Oberlin
Joy Mae Matthews
Justice of the Peace
William MacNeal
Truck Griver
Mary Gallo
Fererri
Walter Metka
Jaborer
Arce Piekarski
Lotrain
Dude
Robert J. Gilliland
Lorsin
Aildred Saker
Firestone
Perry Elopa
East River
Boyd Loughry
Grece Ci
Lina Esel
Park Ave
Geo. Gienn
North Sc
Marry MacMillan
West Second St
Alice Keech
Denison Ave
Raymond Stanford
James Goren
East Broad St
Geo. A. Hoke
Elyria Block
Nettie Myers
West Bridge Street
K. of P. Hall
Elm St
Eagles’ Hall
St. Stanislaus Society of Holy Cross
Stanley Broski
East Second St
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cook
Modern Woodmen of America
M. W. A. Hall
Amherst Eagles
Margaret Morfoot
Middle Ave. Gass and
Marcels
White Cross Beauty Shop
Cook's
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Social Club
Phalil
Gertrude
Marcel
West Ave
Ait Eoh Mee
Elena Retz
Ostrov’s
the Children’s Apparel
Second St
T. J. Hutchings
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