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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
4
Mr Jas Mosbey and Mrs Alice Hide and their young daughter from Detroit visited their sister Mrs Huey in Madisonville during a family gathering.
Mrs Edward Steele hosted dinner for son Charles during the holidays with six guests. Cincinnati Federation of Women's Clubs met at the Friendship Home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Stewart of Ga avenue gave a light luncheon for Miss Murdock Johnson with fourteen guests. Mr Faulkner the Y athletic instructor promotes efforts for Saturday's basketball game.
George Streeter, a returned serviceman, was gifted a 15 pound ham by his brother. The event highlights postwar generosity and family support for veterans.
Rev. John P. Clements his wife and their young son depart for Jacksonville Florida on the 14th to take charge of a cottage for Mr. L B Reakitt of Clifton. Dr Clements will have The Dear Little Union forwarded to him. William H E Brown while in Cleveland Ohio was the guest of Robert Estell.
Alex McGarriety of Cleveland Ohio hosted a smoker in honor of William H. Brown. Robert Fowler of Chicago served as toastmaster.
Mrs Emma Williams entertained the Galilean Fisherman No 833 at 839 Armory Avenue on January 6. Nine teens attended as guests and a elaborate menu was served. Those present included Ayers Overstreet Peniston Payne Weaver Weaver Weaver Miles Dudley Roberts Carter Payne Ayers Gilbert Hunt.
Mrs. Alice Jackson announces the engagement of her son William Davis to Florence Hooper. Also noted are Marie Jackson traveling to Pittsburgh for missionary training, an International Bible Students meet at Knights of Honor Hall with Ezekiel vision, a prohibition talk at the Y M C A, and a Colored Men's Business Club gathering at Linton Park Community Center.
The S. S. C. Club, ten long-time residents who meet at each other’s homes, has a furnished suite at The Sterling. The group has changed its name to The Crescent Club.
Mrs Martha Winkfield seeks correction to last week narrative stating she is not engaged. Miss Martha Winkfield hosted Blue Bird Sewing Circle Friday. Mrs Hattie McClung of Pittsburg visited sister Mrs Katie Armstrong in the city. Mr and Mrs Francis Cochran of Lawrenceburg Ind stayed with cousins Mr and Mrs Wyeth. Miss Mary Shepard visited sister Mrs John Parker in city last week. Mrs Nellie Fox of Flemingsburg Ky was guest of Mrs John Parker last week.
The little Owens girl who was badly burned is now well. Authorities had reported serious injuries but the child has shown marked improvement and is progressing toward full recovery, according to family updates.
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