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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
7
The piece discusses Grecian and Hindu gown influences shaping evening fashion. It notes flowing Grecian gowns, varied drapery, waistline emphasis, and different decollette options, including high necks and low backs, with mention of Harem effects and shoulder styling.
Fashion notes describe fall dresses with front detailing, shirring, pleats, and godets. Grecian drapery, princess lines, and high necklines return, shaping waists to hips then flaring. Loose, ladylike draperies and dolman effects emphasize elegant silhouettes for women this autumn.
A Penfield gathering featured Tae Thompson and guests from Florence Wakeman and Wellington sharing a two course luncheon. Reunions included four Penfield classmates who had met after thirteen years and who had attended Penn graduates events. Residents from Lorain Wellington and Columbus visited and hosted dinners and picnics down the river. Lorain and Richfield trips were noted among local families and friends.
Queen Barnes and Mrs Kenneth Ross hosted a Saturday night bridal shower for Mrs Wendell Bayless of Cleveland at the Barnes home. Guests from Elyria Cleveland and Norwalk attended. Prizes were awarded for bridge and contests and gifts were given to the honoree. Mr and Mrs W J Pease visited relatives in Toledo over the weekend.
With the Burk and Hovis families sharing time in New London, Sundar visited alongside Mr and Mrs L A Burk and Mr and Mrs John Hovis and daughter Were Sundar. The Ebel family also hosted Sundar’s sister and her Cleveland relatives for an afternoon gathering.
Clarksfield residents Clarksfield ve N W Lee and A J Knapp serve on a Nor i John Hoker jury while Barrett Ladies Aid hosts a Thursday gathering. Weekend visits span Emma Frye and Robert Feirchild in Ashland, Green McKeivy of New Haven with F J Biron, Zagorah hosts Lakewood friends, Heidtoff in Cleveland, Beulah Easterwood from Cleveland calls on Nancy Lou Barron, and Ernest Johns and son Bob of Brewster stay with C A Traddie family. Mrs Sarah Merrill and a friend visited Arthur Morrison’s home and nearby friends in Elria.
The Autumn Fair in Leipzig concluded with improved business conditions across nearly all trade sectors. Compared with last year’s fair, the event showed notable gains in European commerce and market activity.
A feature on fall sportswear describes knitted dresses ranging from tailored shirewaist styles to lacy kits suitable for office and parties. Some fabrics blend celophant for a gleaming, tarnish-free effect, while checks, plans, and clerks sponsor bright knitwear for college and party outfits.
Q H Binziey of 565 Lodi 25 fined 25 and costs for barbering without a license and for failing to observe barber rules. He is the second barber here fined for lacking a barber license. A V Petralia of 807 Broad Street received a similar fine recently. charges were brought by Carl Harman state inspector of barber shows.
Whittier California visitors Mr and Mrs Harlie Mennell spent two weeks with relatives. Mrs Mennell and her mother Mrs Bertha Harrison visited Cleveland with relatives. Mr Mennell and Robert Harrison were guests there Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Nellie Lehman and Mrs Elton Wheeler attended a Past Matters meeting. C A S held in Wadsworth Thursday. Mr and Mrs Earl Durkee visited Mrs Mae Webber. Bernard Wareham of La Grange spent Sunday with Leon Lehman and family. Miss Mabel Knechtges and others traveled to Cleveland Saturday. France’s large colonial army plus foreign legion could reinforce Europe if needed. Germany and 13 counties showed exhibits. total burers rose from 75,900 to 90,000 due to bilateral trade regulation and barter deals.
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