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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
14
Models Miss Edna Clark Miss Hilma Schuckhart Doris and Thelmg Streicher Miss Mary Kellogg Miss Laura Gillis Mrs Fred Reith and Htth Mary showcase designs featuring rhinestone buckles and black crede fabric in a period fashion event.
Ruth Kershaw and Betty Ann Bishop modeled the last two outfits for small children. The Chronicle Telegram suggests trying an ad in the Want Page as a payoff.
Several clubs meet around Erie street including Rainbow Class of the Meth church with Mrs Carl ar, Solomon's Lodge etherhood of American Yeo, Colonial Club at Mrs. E. F. Schultz home, and 1-A-Lot Club with Miss Schroeder. Knights of Pythias and P Chapman Camp attendances noted. Security pefit Association officers elected for the year and district convention invited. many guests and a large social program followed with gifts, meals, and dancing.
The group planned a tureen dinner for Tuesday but the committee postponed the event to the first meeting in October. Other notices include Welsh Club gatherings, Good Wilt Bible class activities, and social events with details on hosts, locations, and dates.
Aremes Club plans a card party at the Masonic Temple Friday for Christian Endeavorers Wilkin card of Bridz2 and five regular meetings Sunday. A hundred will be played 6 oclock. The Tuesday Luncheon at Elyria F- Club reservations with Mrs T A Conway, A Lattin and Miss Dorothy Way. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for several local residents.
The Friendship Club sponsored a well attended party in the High School gym Friday. More than two hundred girls joined in a grand march, social program, songs by Ruth Barton and Edna Hines, saxophone solos, a short play, and refreshments with dancing. Notices announced a Y W C A meeting for October 8.
The Elyria Woman's Christian Institute chapter 10 will hold its annual business meeting at the Alta M on Tuesday September 25 at two o'clock. Reports of the year's work by officers and superintendents will be presented. Members and friends are urged to attend the business session.
Mr and Mrs F J Dar 332 Fourth Street read last evening from Canada where they spent two weeks. Mrs Minnie Schroeder and daughter Elsie of Twelfth Street will be weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Rick Fisher Cleveland.6th Mr and Mrs John Wisheln 222 Erie Street will spend Sunday and Mrs Frederick Per Cleveland Winnifred Steward Dancing at French Creek Sunday night Sept. 12 3 d0e per couple. Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St John will meet at the home of late Theresa Schwertz 122 Belfield Ave Sunday at Snem.
Broadstreet hosts a weekend gathering with Elizabeth AicQuas of Asdhiard Ohio Eller Monroe of Youngstown Ohio and Eleanore Regal of Richmond Indiana. Local daughters return from travels through the North Pent St. Helen region. Several residents attend events in Cleveland and Gary Indiana. A number of births are announced at the local hospital and visitors are noted in Sanduski Castalia and nearby towns.
A Lewis Mercantile Company store style revue showcases Fall fashion variety amid open house crowds. Models display blue crepe, brown satin frocks with flare skirts, embroidered tan satin, and lacey details. Trench coats and orchid tulle evening gowns illustrate range from practical to ornate.
Monday evening September 24 hosted by Brotherhood of American Yeomen at the I O O F hall. Prizes and lunch. Public invited.
Dance night announced for Friday September 25 with 50 cents per couple and 25 cents for an extra lady. All welcome to attend this local social event at the Cascade Pavilion.
The display featured scarves sleeves and uneven hemlines with a complete footwear range. Two strap models with tiny buckles in two tone tan with strap beaded webbing across the instep, a lizard and tan kid mix, black suede, and black kid with a side buckle appeared. Evening styles included silver Slack options.
Learn to sew for beginners with sessions starting October 2. Classes run two hours, every Tuesday and Friday morning afternoon or evening, totaling 24 lessons at 10 dollars each. Phone 35473 for details.
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