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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. John Thomas of Churchill avenue was summoned to Montgomery Alabama by the death of her brother. Mrs. Florence Miles hosted a dinner Tuesday for Mesdames Rose and Chapman from Dayton Ohio.
Chicago January 22 1919 message from Mrs Louisa Pierce expresses backing for The Union newspaper and pride in her marriage and stable home. The item also notes travels of Mr J Allen Spencer and sister, social gatherings a lecture at Brown Chapel and many local names and events from Lima Ohio to Detroit and Cincinnati.
The narrative recalls guests in evening gowns and pink and white refreshments that enhanced the gathering. Mrs. Freeman of Evanston Illinois returns from a visit with sister Mrs. Charlotte Lewis. Mrs. Carrie Lane of Covington Kentucky is indisposed some days. Mrs. Myrtle J. Starks returns to Rossmoyne after a month in West Bend Kentucky. Mrs. C McLean of 619 Webb Street has recovered from asthma attack.
Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson hosted a beautiful social at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin White on Rockdale Avenue Avondale. Guests were entertained on the second floor with punch and sangaree served by Mrs Fred Hillman and Mr Hillman. Mrs Wm Johnson served as hostess. The ladies
Miss Hallie Q Brown is named by NAACP president Mary B Talbert to represent women at the Peace Conference. She has prior success in Europe on religious and educational missions. Women’s clubs are urged to send state contributions to cover officers expenses. Signed by David King Clark and Eva H White from Wilberforce.
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