Smyser Discusses Contemporary American Fiction at Elyria Fortnightly
W E Smyser dean of Ohio Wesleyan spoke to nearly fifty Fortnightly Club members and guests at Elyria Country Club on guest day October 18. He argued a recent revolt against Anglo-Saxon ideals in American fiction and praised writers such as Sinclair Lewis Theodore Dreiser Sherwood Anderson and Willa Cather while noting their stylistic flaws and moral stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smyser
Elyria Country Club
Ralph Murbach
King Fauver
Endrey
Cfty
Wm. E. Smyser
Ohio Wesleyan
Smyser
Mediorce
Nietzsche
Jesus Christ
Sinclair Lewis
Theodora Dreiser
Sherwood Anderson
Main Street
America
Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
Arnold Bennett
Dreiser
Carrie
Willa Cather
O. Pioneers
Evangelical Women Hear Returned Missionary From Honduras
The Evangelical Woman's Union of St. Paul's church held a well attended meeting with fifty present including visitors from outside. Miss Bertha Scheidt, a returned missionary from Honduras, spoke on the mission field detailing country conditions, resources, and social life including the currency and transportation challenges. The event featured a Spanish hymn, a solo by Miss Ruth Pallas, and a luncheon. next gathering is set for November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Woman's Union
St. Paul's Church
W. Neumeir
E. O. Pallas
Eden Theological Seminary
Elmhurst College
Robigon Academy
Oakwood Institute
Womans Union
Ruth Pallas
Bertha Scheidt
Honduras
Miss Scheidt
Mfc
Emil Casper
Local groups host events and gatherings tonight
Royal Neighbors of America plan a Lorain County rally while Dorcas Class at Grace Lutheran meets at Mrs. Earl Harper’s home. Security Benefit Association convenes at the I C O F hall, Daughters of Scotia meet at the K P hall, and Eastern Star gathers at the Masonic hall. The Fell bridge luncheon series concludes with a fall color themed meal and multiple prize tables. Mr and Mrs Everette Futer hosted Furnace Basket Ball team members with a four course chicken dinner and bridge in red balloon setting. attendees included Kofsky Miller Lamb Gilbert Kirby Fest Guthman Mory and Blaser plus Mrs J Barnard headed to Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Grace Lutheran Church
Earl Harper
Williams Street
Security Benefit Association
I. C. O. F. Hall
Daughters of Scotia
K. of P
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Fyler
FOX Furnace
Everette Futer
Bins Terrace
Furnace Company
Mr. Frier
Bridge
Henry Kofsky
William Miller
Ward Lamb
Maxwell Gilbert
Lump
Paul Kirby
Kenneth Fest
Harold Guthman
William Mory
W. W. McConell
Meetings and Civil War Dinner Observances in Local Notes
The LaPorte P T A will meet on October 23 after a scheduled October 22 session. Mrs Harry A Crandall hosts the Monday Colonial club. Bessie Beal of Delaware will speak at the Monnette tea tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Civil War veterans from Richard Alien Post were guests at a Pleasant Dinner by the Women's Relief Corps at Odd Fellows Hall. Sixty guests attended. oldest veterans Aridrich and S M Stearns at 81? and D Clark of Gam at 79, with Mrs Smart of West River Avenue among the oldest wives. Commander Charles Abbey gave the response, Lorena Hannedy read, with remarks from local officials. Thirteen veterans attended this pleasant affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte P. T. A
Harry A. Crandall
Earlcourt
Monday Colonial Club
Bessie Beal
Ohio Western
Delaware
Monnette
Endley
Richard Alien
Petty
Women's Relief Corps
Severans
Aridrich
S. M. Stearns
D Clark
Gam
Smart
West River Airéet
Wrelvalle
Wool Flart
Charles Abbey
Lorena Hannedy
Mersrs
Kaley
Steana
Marshall
Miller
Moeschmes Smart
Rielley
Adminstona Discharges and Residents Listed
Names and addresses appear for residents in Sharpeburg Elyria and Valley City. Mrs Ollin Wyan of Nortaup street Mrs Thomas Mary of Elyria Mrs Harold Smith of George street Mrs John Smith of Winckles street and Bever Wy Williams of Valley City. Discharges include Mrs Nick Smith and a baby girl of Blaine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ritter
Sharpeburg
Ollin Wyan
Nortaup Street
Thomas Mary
R. D
Elyria
Harold Smith
George Street
John Smith
Winckles Street
Nick Smith
Blaine Street
Bever Wy Williams
Valley City
Frila Hola club hosts cadmus and in gersoll dinner talks
Last evening at Y W C A parlors Fri hola club welcomed Mr E Cadmus and Mrs H W Ingersoll. Mrs Cadmus spoke on President Coolidge's visit to Andover while Mrs Ingersoll discussed the public interest of the organization. Games and prizes followed with Miss Pauline Costello winning high score and Miss Anna Onn seak the consolation prize. Refreshments were served by Misses Moshinsky and ae GVA. Black and orange decor complemented the water scheme for the room de corations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frihola Club
E& Cadmus
H.W. Ingersoll
District Conference of the Auxiliary I U V Cleveland Ohio
The district conference of the Auxiliary I U V of Cleveland Lorain and Elyria convened at the G A R with Mrs Charles Refenning presiding. Officers were elected including president Mrs Pearl Waddington and vice president Mrs Anna Anderson. The meeting featured reports, initiation of Clara Evans, social hour, and a Cleveland April meeting invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. U.V
United Veterans of
Cleveland, Lorain and Elyria
Seer Nays
Charles Refenning
Clara Evans
Beebycourt
Pearl Waddington
Lorain
Anna Anderson
Cleveland
Delia Lutz
Elyria
Rainey
Brown
Cora Bemis
Stoddard
Hattie Smith
Ning Rhodes
Edith Williams
Elyrin
Naop Mee Tath
Claycomb
Anisa Barnes
Lee
Lora
Flora Thompson
Jessie Rust
Lowrise Goodman
Waddington
Cert Yealing
Ray Villace
Teiush
Helen Conia
Josaphine Hitsman
Kitty Jump
Edith Whi
Golden Rule Bible Class Meeting At United Presbyterian
The Golden Rule Bible class of the United Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at 305 North Olive Street. Seventeen members two guests and three little girls attended. President Mrs Cheney led devotionals. Piano solo by Mrs Bristol readings by Mrs Schultz a paper by Mrs Baird and a vocal solo by Mrs Lawrence featured the program. Mrs Brown closed with a talk on churchwomen contributing to the coming Billy Sunday evangelistic campaign. The business session halted the January meeting to December in Christmas party form. Refreshments ended the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montthly
Circle No
Method Episcopal Church
A. S. Heimbach
Assis
Heimbach
Clark Maddock
J. L. Bridgeland
William Hoffman
Claresce Beazell
W. B.N. Hass
M. R. Setterfield
United Presbyterian Church
M. B. Setverdeid
North Olive Street
Cheney
C. L. Bristol
A. E. Schultz
S. A. Baird
F. A. Lawrence
G. A. Brown
Our Church
Billy Sunday Evangelistics
Eckenfels and Fleming Wed at St Joseph’s Cleve land
Lawrence Eckenfels and Miss Ruth Fleming were married at St Joseph’s Catholic church in Cleveland on Wednesday morning by Rev Father Martin. The bride wore white satin with long veil, attended by maid of honor sister Josephine and bridesmaid Genevieve Gunn. Best man was Murray Smith. Bride given by Uncle W J Riley. Flower girl Joe Roeseline Derman. Out of town guests included Herman Eckenfels and family, Carl Eckenfels, Mrs Clara Holalt of Willoughby. Breakfast served at the bride’s grandmother’s home prior to a noonday departure for a short trip to Buffalo before settling in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Eckenfals
Ruth Fleming
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Cleveland
Father Martin
Josephine
Genevieve Gunn
Murray Smith
W. J. Riley
Joe Roeseline Derman
I. Herman Eckenfels
Joe Eckenfels
Carl Eeckenfels
Clara Holalt
Willoughby
Buffalo
Church bake sale at Gerber's Market Saturday morning
A Church of Christ will hold a bake sale at Gerber's Market Saturday morning. Dr. C. C. Jaster, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, has moved his office to the tenth floor of the Lorain Co Bank Building. Phone 2454.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gerber’s Market
C. C. Jaster
Lorain Co. Bank
Miss Cathryn Schnuerer Hosts For Miss Louise Smith
Social gossip notes a Sec ond Street hostess entertaining with a dinner bridge in honor of Miss Louise Smith ahead of her marriage to Richard Walsh of Cleveland on October twenty fourth. Fourteen guests attended a pink and blue themed evening with three bridge tables. High honors went to Mrs LeGrand Kindig and Miss Dorothy Shaw. Miss Garnet Wilson won a consolation prize. Out of town guests included Mrs Leuirand Kindig of Cleveland and Miss Dorothy Shaw of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Schouerer
Second Street
Louise Smith
Richard Walsh
Cleveland
LeGrand Kindig
Dorothy Shaw
Garnet Wilson
Leuirand Kindig
Oberlin
Announcement Dressing School Begins October 24 At Peggy Mae
Beginning October 24 the Peggy Mae Shoppe hosts a dressing school. Call 3264 for details and enrollment information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Mae
Dance Nights At Hobb's Hall And Town Hall
Weekly social dances announced with Friday nights at Hobb's Hall Oberlin and Saturday nights at Town Hall Wellington. Admission priced for gentlemen 50e and extra ladies 25e per event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobb’s Hall
Oberlin
Town Hall
Wellington
Ohio
Cascade Pavilion Saturday Dance at Cascade Pavilion
Social note for Saturday October 20 at Cascade Pavilion. Tickets 4.06 per couple with an extra lady 25p. All welcome, attendees urged to arrive early.
Autumn social notes and club events summary
Scores at cards preceded a two course lunch as autumn color schemes guided Hallowe'en season. In two weeks Miss Edna Albrecht will host the club. A cafeteria supper at 1st M E cleared by General Aid Saturday 4:30 to 7 featuring Roast Pork. Circle No 2 at St Pauls, Saturday 4:30. Mr and Mrs Karl Walton and Dr and Mrs B Hackett returned from a trip to North Carolina and Washington. Dancing at Hilyria Eagles every Friday night at 50c per couple. Rummage sale Monday and Tuesday October 22 and 23 at 339 W 2nd next to Cathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Albrecht
Sixth Street
1St M. FE
Karl P. Walton
B. Hackett
North Carolina
Washington
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Lorain County
Fell Home
Charles Fell
Cine Fe
Washington Avenue
J. Blaser
William
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frihola Clus
Circle NO. 4
A Heimsach
DE Molay
David Nye
Order of
Alex Schilletmaan
Ria Harrison
Arthur Smith
Harmon Lodge
Elks Hall
W. W
Woodworth
United Spanish War Veterans
Hallowe‘en
Gold Dust Twins
Jiggs
Maggie
Dan Kothe
Jack Pope
Agnes Kothe
Hallowe'en
Friendly Society
Howard Butler
Girls’ Friendly Society of
the Studrew's Church
Louis Block
Eleanore Seckins
Eleanore Dehm
Miss Rose Nacy
Rose Nacy
East
William Pitkina
Tenth Street
Shirley Tite
Shirley Vite
Mabel Hallet
Helen Schmauch
Sophronia Stevens
Betty Chamberlain
Betty Devin
Weat River Street
ST. Ann's
Wm, Birkline
High Bidders Club
Noe
Beebe Court
Pedro
C. Smith
Harry Forbes
Wesat
Spruce Street
V.F. W
W. PL
Mrs. Carson
Oherfin
Dimke Hall
Gratton
Jolly 5
Cathryn Schnuerer
Loise Smith
Justus Schroeder
Stop 9
Grafton Read
Charles Bowls
Schroeder
Luseheen
LA Ponte Club
Mary Gray
East River Street
la Ponte Bridge Club
Plaasant
Vernice Lance
Esther Krause
Glade Thomas
Elyria Bloek
Cook’s Millinery East
Cook’s Millinery
St. Pauls
Hilyria Eagles
W. W. Busick
Broad 6&T
Wen
Ine
Ict
Lady Frances Pattern
Harry
Isc
Elyria's Telegraph Florist
Hotel
Newell
Broad St
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