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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

4

Guests Attend Reception and Tea at Mrs George Tev’s Home

Owes The Hundred guests participated in a reception and tea yesterday afternoon at the beau til home of Mrs George tev on East Avenue. The event, hosted by the Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrews Church, featured readings, humorous stories, vocal solos, and Halloween decor. Proceeds from a silver offering will support church needs.

George Tevas East Avenue M. E. Hendricks Woman's Auxiliary of Sundrews’ Church Mra. Stevans Eelving Wilwin Masterton Mra. Starrixon Mra. Johnson M. E. Hendriecks DeForist Smith Rovert Harrison Karl Reefy Mra Moser Mra. J. G. Kerry Hallowe'en Addance Addance To Be One of the Most Giant and Enjoyable In the His‘y of St Andrews

Ung Men s Business Lug Party Tonight Draws Crowd

Young Men's Business club of city presents first dancing party of season at Elky hall tonight with Johnson's Orchestra from Cleveland. members limited by busy schedules open to all in costume or not, promising a lively event and strong attendance.

UNG City Elky” Hall Johnson Cleveland

ROUND TABLE CLUB DESERVES SEASON WITH MERRY SESSION

The Round Table club and Hallowe en activities merged at a Columbus Street gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs George Snyder. Mrs W R Bartlett spoke on the origin of Halloween customs. A baby picture guessing contest entertained members while Halloween stunts and refreshments closed the evening.

Round Table Club Hallowe'en

Bride and Groom Here Fail to Elope in Lorain

Percy J Hudson and Mrs Bertha Hill, both from Lorain, arrived in the city to wed quietly but were tailed by a group of young girls. They secreted their plans to Rev W B Winter as the ceremony neared, leading to a pause and eventual completion after pleas for peace. A banquet followed at a local hotel with the wedding party.

Percy J Hudson Bertha Hill Lorain East Avenue

Ce lesta Rock to Wed Roll Guerin Soon

Prominent social set notes a pre nuptial party for Celesta Rock and Roll Guerin of Furnace Street. Irene McMullen hosted at 247 Fourth Street with Halloween motifs and festive games, honoring the bride-to-be and guests.

Celesta Rock Guenin Irene McMullen Fourth Street Rollin Guerin Furnace Street Misa McMullen Hallowe Hallowe'en Clyde- Beaver

Banquets and temperance events mark Elyria notes

A succession of social and political gatherings fills the week. Miss Rose Moriarty heads a large banquet at Hotel Aadwar with Ex-Governor Frank B. Willis to speak at Rialto theatre. Local appeals by Ohio campaign workers draw strong turnout. Temperance programs unfold across Fields Church Ridgeville and Brownhelm Center with speakers L D Hamlin D A Bard and J F Burke Nellie Hill from Els­vin.

Aadwar Rose Moriarty Woman's Department Campaign Work of Ohio Frank B. Willis Rialto Theatre Moriarty Elyria L. D Hamlin St Fields Bard Ridgeville Brownhelm Center Lorain County

Complimentary Affair for Mag. Ee. Critz

Abs. E Critz of Akron formerly a city resident and notable in local music circles was honored this week with a complimentary affair in Elyna highlighting her musical contributions and ties to the community.

MAG. EE. Gritz Abs. E . Critz Akron Elyna

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Bridge Party Honors Mrs Notley with Autumn Decor

The Musi cal Art society guest Mrs Charles Notley hosted a bridge party for eight tables on Cedar street. High scores went to Mrs Charles Cushing and Mrs E. F. Critz among others. Guests assisted in dining by Mrs W Waterman and others. Earlier, Mrs Critz attended a luncheon by Mrs D S Troxel on Washington avenue before departing today.

Musiical Art Society Charles Notely Cedar Street Notley Charles Cushing Efe Crits W Waterman Angelyn Webster Louisa Baker D. C. Martin Critz D. S Troxel Washington Avenue

Halloween Party at YWCA Home Bids Masked Ghouls

About forty five girls attended a Halloween event at the YWCA Home with a masked parade, guessing games, ghost readings by Miss Dorothy Sach and Miss Eleanor Thomas, and peeks at futures with fortune telling over pumpkin pie. The occasion honored Mrs Thelma Keating for best costume.

Young Woomen's Christian Association Federation Otlock Dorothy Sach Eleanor Thomas

Five Hundred Club Meet To Be Held At Broad Street

Dim glimmers from candies and green shaded eiis set a festive mood as fortune teller foretold an evening of mock horror and light refreshments. Five Hundred club members planned to gather next Monday afternoon at Mr Faxon’s Broad Street home with Mrs Williams assisting, promising entertainment for about five hundred CLR to be entertained.

Corp Candy Five Hundred Clr LD Fason Lfp Wiliams Five Hundred Club Mr. Faxon Broad Street

Oberlin Violinist to Star at Community Vespers

Prof Maurice Koessler will be the soloist at Sunday’s 4 30 PM Community Vespers at First Congregational Church. The service introduces the new organ and quartet directed by Prof Herbert Harroun. Also announced is the engagement of Miss Helen Katherine Gerhart to Howard Smith, with a November wedding planned.

Obberlin Maurice Koessler Oberlins First Congregational Church Elvira Herbert Harroun J Gerhart Main Avenue Helen Katherine Howard Smith

Personal notes from Baraboo and Elyria visitors

Mr and Mrs Rollo Cobleigh of Baraboo Wisconsin recently stayed ten days with their brother R 4H Harrison on Lake Avenue and left yesterday for home Rev W B Winters left today for Warren Ohio to preach at the centennial celebration of the Methodist church where he served as pastor for five years Mr and Mrs Ralph Standen and Mr and Mrs W Merriman of this city were among the Elyrians in Cleveland to hear Warren G Harding’s address

Rollo Cobleigh Baraboo Wis Harrison Lake Avenue W. B Winters Warren, Oho Methodist Church Winters Ralph Standen W. Merriman Cleveland Warren G. Harding

Donation Day For Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital

Donation day set for Saturday October 30 invites community help with vegetables and canned fruit. Local committees in charge will tally donations and organize pickup and distribution.

Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital

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