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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1924 SECTION THBEX. Ington. D. C. this week representing the D.

A. R. at National Convention of Patriotic Associations assembled there. has terminated a week's visit with her nephew. Mr.

and Mra George Potter, and family. Miss Steinle's parents, Mr. and Mra Val Stelnle. of Edgewood avenue. Mra Robert Gilmore.

Mra Charles Mackelfresh and Mra G. Sanders Mackel-freah were among the members of th. Lecture Club of Cincinnati who were en Ed Sehree were entertained at dinner Wednesday by Mr, and Mrs. Dap Smedley. Mr.

and Mra. C. A. Fllnchbaugh, Misses Lou and Ruth Flim-hbaugti were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Berry, of Ludlow, Ky.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gross, of Sedams-vllie, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sebree.

Mr. and Mrs. John White. Miss Mildred and Richard White were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Will White, of Addyston. Misses Maud Steele and Mollis Kadlgan with relatives in Pittsburg and DwBo.a, Pennsylvania. Mra Jennie C. Crawford and daughter. Miss Mary Crawford, have returned traas a visit with relatives In Roanoke, Va.

Miss Fannie Millar, of Elmlra, N. YM kj a guest of Mra. J. C. Nlrhola Mra L.

E. Tlerney haa returned from a visit with friends In Baltimore. Md. Mr. and Mra.

H. J. Deuhr and lifts daughter, Clara, of Peoria. 111., ar guests of Mr. and Mra E.

L. Cornellua Mrs. C. B. Sykes bas gone to Pratt, to visit her mother.

Mra C. M. Dan forth has left for an extended visit to Houston, Texaa and ether western polnta Mr. and Mra John I-egard have returned to their bom. In Abinglon, after a visit with friend her.

Pt wk for her euchre club. Thorn who enjoyed Jier hospitality wire lira. P. FitzpatHck, Mrs. Edward Dice.

Mrs. tiarenc Die. Mrs. Clarem Harris, Mrs. E.

Mrs. E. Paffee. The marriage of Miss Katherine Garvey, of Walnut Hills, to Mr. George E.

Coursey, son of Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Coursey, will be celebrated May Jl at the Seventh Presbyterian Church.

Mra Betty Norrls. of Kentucky, enjoyed a visit with her aunt. Mrs. Jame. E.

Dawson, of Walnut Hills. Mrs. Harry Lynch, of the Verona Apartments, gave a delightful luncheon last week for Mrs. Armitage Baber. Covers were laid for Mrs.

Clarence J. Ce Brul, Mmt Alice Muth. Miss Edna McChristle. Mrs. A.

rV. Kuhrman, Mrs. Enoch Powell. Mrs. Frederick Tuttle, Mrs.

Samuel Ferris. Mrs. Lroy Balltnger, Mrs. Raymond Ratllff, Mra. Charles Brooks, Mis Elizabeth Blaine, Mrs.

Baber and Mrs. Lynch. Miss Charlotte Bishopric Is visiting Miss Xathertne Shell, of Detroit, Mich. The marriage of Miss Ada Gray, daughter of Mrs. Carolina A.

Gray, to Mr. Randolph L. Hartman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Hartman, was solemnized Tuesday evening at the Walnut Hills Lutheran Church by Kev. H. L. Melster. The bride had for her maid of horar her cousin, Miss Ethel Klefer, who wore a peach colored georgette and carried pink rosea, and for the bridesmaid Miss Mildred Steinbach.

who Is to be married to a cousin of the bride, Mr. Arthur Klefer. this June. Miss Bteinbach wore ros colored taffeta and carried lavendar sweet peas. The bride was lovely in her gown of white satin and chKfon beaded in crystals and carried white sweet peas and valley lilies.

In her hair she wore a French comb set in rhlnestones. Mr. Arthur Klefer was best man. After the ceremony there was a wedding dinner at the Hotel Aim, after which the bride and groom departed on their honeymoon trip and on their return will reside at 417 East McMillan street. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell English and Mist Ruth English, of Walnut Hills, were Bun-day guests of Mr. and Mrs, George H. Berner, of Kentucky, Mrs. R.

L. Thomas, of Walnut Hills, was hostess Monday afternoon for the Riverside Culture Club. The program was as follows: Current events, Mrs. A. Me-Donald; election of officers; "Poetry of Allied Arts." Mra A.

Myers; "Roosevelt as the Poets Saw Him," Mrs. H. T. Mc-Naughton. Monday afternoon Mrs.

William Albers gave a tea for the Misses Marguerite Erb and Maryon Sanderson, of Philadelphia, who are the guests of Miss Martha Ter-hune. Mrs. Frank Westerman gave a hridge party Wednesday afternoon at the Wyoming Golf Club for them. The Misses Aileen nd Lucille Becker entertained with a towel shower Friday i evening for Miss Margaret Sauerland, 5 bride elect of Mr. Harry Ewers.

Their guests were Misses Margaret Sauerland, Marle Davis, Marie Grossman, Ruth Schmlt, Dorothy Math Is, Virginia Lange and Alma Rlehle. The Delta Phi Sorority held Its regular business meeting Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Virginia Lange. PTyiT- -iiiisi i wi in nsrinVrirtiMiiiMiBiiiiriirt e.l ll iLattWrTj.u" yriaOO.u wmi: I a inn k. 'Ji lii'-fc, If a I l.j'.T'?''. i rTimi nnj.niir"f I PAUL ALBERT Miss Margaret Potter Is at home from Miami University and Mr.

William Leas- dale at home from Dayton University, are spending a few days with Mr. aud Mrs. Georga Potter, and family. Mrs. frank Kalston wilt entertain witn a bridge-luncheon on next Thursday at her home on Clepham avenue.

lira Addle outran, of Hebron, unio, is the guest of Mra Outcalt, of Whetzel avenue. Miss Constance TemDler has returned to her home In Burford, Canada, after passing two weeks with Mra Julia Aston. Miss Rose Schratz. of Cincinnati, is passing Easter with Mra Robert Wlebler. A marriage of this week was mat or Miss Luclla Schweuder to Mr.

Lloyd Dunn. The Eastern Star 8ewlng Club held its meeting on Monday at the Masonic Clurj-rooma. Miss Evelina Hill has returned to her studies at Oxford, after a few days passed with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Foote are passing a week with Mra Foote, in Cleveland, previous to their departure for Burmah, India. PLEASANT KIDGE. The Wednesday Club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Horn- hers at the latter residence.

A dainty luncheon In keepiug; with Eaflter was served. Miss Rosskopf, of L.OB AneeieS. is visiting- her cousin, Mrs. Arthur Emerson. Misses Mary and Virginia Staley have returned from a delightful visit with Miss Irene Beltzhoover, of the Ohio State Uni versity.

While in Columbus they also visited friends In Orandvtew. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Do. in el and family will shortly move to their new home in Hyde Park.

Mrs. Arthur Cook entertained with a dinner party on Wednesday evening: In honor of Misses Neal and. Marcla Mark, of Lima. Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Mersfeller, of Woodford road, entertained Informally on Saturday night to celebrate their joint birthdays, whifh have nearly the same dates. MIhs Sara Raine will spend the Easter holidays at her home in Pleasant Ridge. The Child's Conservation League will give an evening of five hundred and bridge In the Town tf all on April 29 for the benent of the playground. Misses Staley entertained their sorority with a party on last Thursday evening.

MADEIRA. The fifth anniversary of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church, was celebrated at the church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Davis Ogler has been visiting In Columbus. Ohio. Mra Elliot Morrill has returned here for a vlajt with her sister, Miss Blescb, in Wabash, ind.

The Ladies' Society of the M. E. Church, met at the church Wednesday afternoon. At the home of Mrs. Fred Doerr, on Camargo road, the ninety-seventh birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs.

Wesling, was celebrated. BOND HILL. Mra Clyde Doerr entertained her Unit Monday, with an ail day meeting at her home. The members present were: Mis. Charles Klein, Mrs.

Roe Sastman. Mrs. Harold Babbitt, Mrs. Emll Herbrich, Mrs. Ed Pettlt.

Mrs. E. F. Morton, Mrs. Charles Hart.

Mrs. Charles Palmer was a guest. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church, met In the church parlors Fridays Aid Society of the Methodist Church, met at the church Thursday for" an all day meeting. The Nlte Society will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Emil Herbrich.

ST. BERNARD. Mr, and Mrs. Dorsan were tendered a surprise reception Sunday by the members o( the five hundred club. Those present were Mr.

and Mra A. Margraf, Mr. and Mrs. W. Schrenker, of Norwood; Mr.

and Mrs. W. Decker, of Oakley; Mr. and Mrs. H.

Ruscher, of Pleasant Ridge; Mr. and Hfp Mever. of Price Hill: Mr. and Mrs. W.

Brietholle, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bode, of Clifton; Mr. and Mra c.

Meyrose, Mr. ana Mr. 7.mnalnmn. of Corrwllle: Mr. and Mrs.

W. Schneldhorst, of Northslde; Mr and Mrs. W. Seidllnger. Mr.

and Mra H. Buhr, of Cincinnati; Misses Marie and Emma Felcham. An elegant six-o'clock dlnnsr was served. A Jolly crowd motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Born at Sommerslde, Ohio, where they enjoyed a dinner. Those participating were Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

Leude-man and daughter Imogene, Mr. and Mra C. Cruse and daughters, Mra Cruse, Mr. and Mra Osmer Rummel, Mra Slater and Mr. and Mra C.

Miller. Miss Thrya Buts returned to Miami College after a brief visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Butz.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Muller, of Corryville, entertained Saturday evening In honor of the former's birthday anniversary. The guests were Mr. and Mra W.

Nussbaum, Mr. and Mra -G. Ganyon, of St, Bernard; Mr. and Mra Al Hartman, of Reading; Mr. and Mra R.

C. Stlne, of Hyde Park: Mr. and Mra Kampf, Mr. and Mra F. McCon-naughey, of Corryvllla Mr.

and Mrs. O. Gerard were the guests of Mr. and Mra H. Jones at Port Union Sunday.

Mra W. Butz was called to Indianapolis Sunday through the illness of her aunt, Mrs. Hattle Huber. The Mothers' Club held election of officers Thursday afternoon, which resulted as follows: President. Mrs.

Mottern; Vice President, Mrs. GreenBfelder; Secretary, Mrs. W. Nussbaum; Treasurer, Mra Bchulte; Board of Directora Mra C. Payne, Mra W.

ButI and Mrs. IL Stroh-menger. Mra Paffe, of Hartwell, will receive the members of the five hundred club next Thursday afternoon. REMINGTON. The Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church iv.

snciAl on the day of their reg ular meeting, the last Wednesday In April, at th church. Mrs. Stanley Rybolt and children of Cadiz, Ohio, are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Keuer.

Mrs. O. S. Teal, Mrs. Phil De-erwester and Mra Roy Groves were the guests of Mrs.

Michael Quinlan, of Wyoming, during the week. Mr. and Mra P. W. Dennewltz were the guests of Mrs.

Harry Huddleston and her mother, Mrs. Warnock, of Walnut Hills. MONTGOMERY. Mr. and Mra Harry Groves entertained with an evening party at their home, Green Acres, Saturday evening.

Cards and a delicious luncheon were enjoyed by 30 guests. Spring flowers graced the prettily decorated table and the favors were Easter novelties. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, of Portsmouth, were guests of Mrs.

Martha Roosa the past week. Mra Frank Keller and Mrs. Frank Roosa were hostesses to their five hundred club Fridav afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roosa at Blue Ash. Prizes were awarded Mra E.

Straner, Mra C. Stephenson and Mra Smith. Mrs. Harry Crowley, of Clifton, passed the week end with Mrs. Edcar Ralston." Mra Louis Boehm and Mrs.

W. Walker entertained the Yoke Bearers Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Boehm. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe McCluntf, Mr. and Mra P. Eshnian, of Monroe. Ohio; Mr, and Mrs. M.

F. Bonnell. of Washington Heights, and Mrs. Nellie Becker, of Hamilton, visited Mr. E.

E. Rlker Sunday. Th' Quadrille Club entertained with a dance at the Town Hall Saturday evening. Mavor and Mrs. C.

Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoll and Mr. and Mrs. Knabe were on th Entertaining Committee.

Fifty couples were present. Misses Sylvia Todd, of Hamilton, and Helen Hoffman, of Mlddletown, ar spending the Easter holidays with their par-enta NORTHSLDE. An exceptionally beautiful wedding was solemnized by the Rev. C. R.

Williamson Saturdav evening, when Miss Ruth Sadler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sadler, of Hatght avenue, became the wife of Mr.

John Ludwig, of this city. The cere-monv was performed at the home of the bride's parents. The bride was lovely In a gown of white satin and georgette, edeed in pearls, her veil of tulle and roe point, circled with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouau. of bride roses and valley lilies.

Miss Mabel Voght, n.wneii in neach georitette and carrying korchid sweet peas, was the bride's maid. The best man wa.s wr, oiaiuey caiutir. After the ceremony dinner was served to about 60 guestH. Mr. and Mrs.

Sadler will be at home to their friends at 6321 Corthaite avenue. North Norwood. Miss Esther Breiling, of Brookside avenue, had as her guest this week Miss Virginia. Foertmeyr, of Avomlale. The marriage of Miss Edna Stohr and Mr.

Robert Shepherd was solemnized by the Rev. Henry iluebschmann last weelc. Miss Virginia Gnrner, of Hatght avenue, visited relatives In Chicago last week. Miss Louise Dottmar, of Phllomena avenue, was hostess to tho Service Chapter or the Willing Workers. Friday evening.

The members of the Queen City Rubekah Lodge No. 790, gave a farewell dinner luncheon for Mis. M. Miller at the Evan-cellenl Protestant Church, Sunday, April 6. Mrs.

Miller loft for her new hme In West Baden, Thursday. Covers were laid for the following guests: Mesdames T. Williams, L. Schuck, A. Spaeth, B.

Boyersdorfer, Halley, E. Honlgmann, S. Poppo, B. Johnson, K. Hodge, M.

Guts-wlller, A. and L. Gahn, E. Rentschlcr, Weaver, E. Grob, Weihe, L.

Sheard, L. Buns, S. Leopold, E. McClellan, L. Meyer, 11.

Ersklne, M. L.impe, E. Schnialz. M. Flrk, Relchert.

Baldorf, Elsassor; Messrs. Halley, Tudor and Charles Williams. WINTON PLACE. MIbs Margaret Erhardt. of Plttshurr.

and Miss Jessica Btelnle. of Lawrencchui it. wcr guests over th woek-end with NEWTOWN. Mr. and Mrs.

John Adklna of Madison -ville, Ohio, were callers at the home of their brother, Mr. Thomas Campbell, last Wednesday afternoon. The Newton Council. D. of enjoyed an Easter entertainment at the termination of their regular session last Wednesday evening.

A luuncheon composed of sandwiches, coffee and colored Easter eggs was served. Mrs. Robert C. Lemon left, for Hamilton, Ohio, Friday afternoon where she will pass the week-end with her brother, Mr. Russell Bakir and Mra Baker.

Another sister, Mn Lillian Baker, uf Lima. Ohio, whs also a guest for the same period. Mra H. Campbell attended the regular session of the Riverside Culture Club, which convened at the borne of Mra R. L.

Thomas, In East McMillan street. Mra N. 8. Amidan was assistant hostess. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Hill, Valley lane, were enjoyin gthe hospitalities of Mr. and Mra E. H. Hill at their home in Milford, Ohio, last Thursday, aa was Mr.

and Mra Eugene M. Hill, of Walnut Hills. The regular monthly meeting of the Newtown Mothers' Club was conducted In the school hall last Friday afternoon. A luncheon was served at the termination of Uie session. The members bf Newtown Fire Department enjoyed a fish fry in the O.

O. F. hall last Tuesday evening. Mra Charles Snyder and daughter. Miss Cora, were visitors at teh home of their brother and uncle.

Mr. Boothby, In Mt. Orab. Ohio, last Sunday. Mra Ira Reynolds entertained as her guests lar.t Sunday Mra William Carter and children, who reside la Mlamivllle, Ohio.

The members of the Epworth Leagua will present a play, "Wanted, a Wife," IS the aclrool hall next Saturday evening. MT. WASHINGTON. Mra Kroeger was hostess to the regular session of the Missionary Society last Monday evening. Mrs.

Hugo Brower motored in from her home in Indianapolis, last Monday for a brief visit. Her mother, Mra Kramer, will accompany her home for a sojourn. The Easter Bazaar and self-service supper, given In the M. E. Church last Saturday afternoon and evening was well attended.

Mrs. Bound, of Sutton road, entertained as her guests for the week end, her daughter, Mrs. W. Petry. Mr, Petry and rjaly, of Mlddletown, Ohio.

Mra Sarah Rosselott has been In Miaml-vllle, Ohio, the last week, where she was the guest of her daughter, Mra William H. Ward. Mra Bound entertained the Ladies" Aid Society of the M. E. Church, last Wednesday afternoon.

MIAMIYILLE. Mr. and Mra. William Irvln, of Lockland, and Mr. and Mra George Groves, of Ger-mantown.

were entertained over the weekend by Miss Ethel Alspach, Mrs. H. Fletcher passed the week with her son. Mr. Clarence Fletcher, and family, of Walnut Hills.

Miss Maxine Morehead visited Friday with Miss Jennie May Fry, of Norwood. Mra Grace Leever and Miss Dorothy Leever, of Cincinnati, and Mr. Thomas 'Hodge and family, of Oakley, were guests the first of the week of Mr. J. E.

Eveland and wife. Mr. Thurl Nichols and family, of 811-verton, and Mra. William Keller and Mra Ferris, of Montgomery, were visitors on Sunday of Mrs. W.

B. Eveland. Mr. and Mra Walter Graham, of Avon-dale, were recent guests of Mra E. Phay and Miss Mary Louise Edeatene.

Miss Louise Humphry graduated from the Llttleford College the past week, being an honor pupil and the winner of a degree. Mrs. H. B. Orr and Mr.

Harry Orr, Mrs. S. B. Humphrey and Mrs. John Leaf are spending to-day with friends in Dayton.

Dr. and Mrs. Dana Washburn were In Belfast visiting the former's mother. MILFORD. Mis Amy Scott passed the week-end with relatives at Wilmington, Ohio.

Mr. and Mra John Moore, of Ft. Thomas. weer the guests of Mr, and Mra Harold J. Barber over Sunday.

Mra Anna Glascock has returned home after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Tudor and family at Artega, Florida. Mra Jennie Neukoms, of Cincinnati, spent several days last week with Miss Margaret Moran. Mra Alvln Hodgea will be hostess to the Progress Club next Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. Norwood D. Jones has returned home after passing a few weeks with relatives at Tulsa Oklahoma. Mr. Jones' daughter, Janet, acoompanled her home for a brief visit; Miases Helen and Hilda Murphy entertained the evening club at their home last Monday -evening.

The guests Included Miss Dulce Shumard, and Miss Eva Hickey. Mr. and Mra E. Blythe Jones have been entertaining Mra Jones' mother, Mra Thompson and daughter, Mlas Helen Jones, of Evanston, III. Mra, John Thalman returned to her home at St.

Joseph, last Monday after passing a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Scott.

A delightful affair of last week was the evening bridge at the home ot Mr. and Mra William Berkshire last Saturday, when tha Wednesday Bridge Club entertained their husbands with a most attractive party. Among those presenten-joying the occasion were Messrs and Mesdames B. L. Fern, William A.

Roudebush, I. K. Sanord, Frank L. Rey, John Moore, O. E.

Canter, Shirley B. IScott, Turner, Tom A. Scott and Clifford Robson. Miss Alice Richards, of Covington, Ky, passed the week-end with Mr. and Mra Wright Rtcharda Mr.

and Mrs. John B. White, of Williamsburg, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra Frank L. Rey and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosa of Mason, Ohio, were the guests of Mr. and Mra Clifford Robinson, last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Carr, of Mt. Auburn. Mr. and Mra Henry Kettle and sons, of Mason, Ohio, Mra Lou Carpenter, of Columbia, were the guests of Mr.

and Mra Elva Storer, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Slckinger passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ulancy at Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs George Griswold and family visited relatives at Blancbeater, Ohio, over Sunday, L0VELAND. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence 8hawhan and son, of Lebanon, Ohio, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra J. McLaln. Mra J. W.

Lee was the hostess for the Wednesday Club on last Wednesday. It was the annual plant exchange meeting. Mra 8. A. Thompson, of Salt Lake City, was the guest of Mra E.

A. Donnaly the past week. Miss Florence Vance, of Springfield. Ohio, was the week end guest of Miss Madge Wakefield. The Loveland O.

E. S. gave a Box Social on last Thursday night. The program consisted of the following: Mrs. Arthur Lovell gave a reading; solo ry Meta Nordman, and recitation by Norma Sla-llne.

Miss Marie Duffon. of Oakley, Ohio, was the guest of Miss Lois Cutter on last Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Harding, of Newark, Ohio, was the guest of Loveland relatives a few davs the past week. Mr.

and Mra Don English had for their dinner guests on last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Baghy.

of Felicity. Miss Florence Bagby, of Defiance, Ohio; Miss Nettle Harrison, of Norwood, and Miss Rude, of Montgomery, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. 8.

Bluestein and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bluestein, of South Norwood, were guests of Mr. and Mra J. Brown, Sunday.

HYDE PARK. During the past week the engagement was announced of Miss Rosabella G. Mitchell, of Eastslde avenue, secretary to Dr. Randall J. Condon, Superintendent of Schoola and Mr.

Edward D. Roberts, of Shlloh avenue, Assistant Superintendent. The wedding will take place Saturday, Juna 14. A new troop of Girl Scouts Is being organized In East Hyde Park, with Mra Vance Towler as the Captain. Miss Luelen Pfleger, of Scout headquarters, assisted with the first meeting last Friday.

Miss Elizabeth Mlchie Spalding, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mra T. Wlllard Spalding, has chosen the evening of Saturday, June 14, as the date for her marriage to Mr. Herbert North Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mra J.

M. Hamilton, of Avondala The event will take place at tha Seventh Presbyterian church, and Rev. Jesse llalsey will officiate. Mrs. R.

C. Heflebower left last week for a brief visit In Washington, D. C. An Interesting Easter program will he given by he Juniors of the Hydo Park Music Cltrb next Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the Hyde Park Library Auditorium, The following will participate: Margaret Kyle, Louis and Margaret Hopkins, Herbert and Winifred Bcloncl, Esther MacDonald, Betty Nottingham, Lily Owen, John and William Reynolds, Rich, ard Sargent, Jullt Spurgeon and Esther Strittmattcr. Mra Alice Hardeman-Du-laney is Chairman, and Miss Grace Mc-Conaha and Mra Louis Bousard will assist.

Mrs. Milton Tudor entertained the ladles of the Thursday Bridge A'lub of Newpoilt last week. Those presenr were; Mia Seth Hoagland, Mrs. William Davis, Mra Wm, Horton, Mra Benjamin Bharpless, Mrs. Harry mlth, Mrs.

Fred Grim, Mra Chas. F.golf, Mra George Hodson, Mrs. John Thurston, Mra A. Dorenbusch, Mra Wm, Burkamp, Mra Morris Herman, Mra Wm. Russell and Mra E.

E. Ellerhorst. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Nave and daughter, Miss Dorothy, formerly residents of Hyde Park, have returned from Florida, and will reside on Sutton avenue, Mt, Washington, after May 1, Next Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock Mra Arthur Behymer and Mra Frank; Goodwin will be tha hostesses to the mera- tertained on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mra Albert Heekin, Stettlnlus avenue, Hyde Park.

Mrs. I. J. Whipple, of Winton road, received the members of the WUnodausls Circle on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.

and Mra William J. Hill and daughter. Mies Edith, and Mr. and Mra Frank I Tullis. of McMakln avenue, were among th.

guests at the surprise party given Saturdsy evening In honor of Mr. Eugene Ebersole, of Hyde Park. Covers at dinner were placed for 20 guests. Mr. and Mrs.

August Woellner, of Froome avenue, are visiting for an Indefinite time with the former's brother. Dr. Woeiluer, and wife, of Norwood. Mra Otto Hirschfeld, Miss Ida Zachrttx, Mra Charles Hirschfeld, Mra Valentine Gradolf, Mra William Rau, Miss Mary Rau and Mra Charles Sommerkamp were delightfully entertained on Wednesday afternoon with cards and luncheon by Mra Schwaegerle at her home. In A reception was given on Monday night at St.

Steven's Episcopal Church in honor of Bishop Theodore Reece, of Columbus, Ohio, who had charge of the confirmation services on Sunday at which a class of 13 was received in the church. Miss Thelma Kinsr. of Edrewood avenue. will be hostess on Tuesday evening to the xoung woman Missionary society. Miss Alma Huber will be in charge of the study hdur.

The Home Missionary Society held an all-day sewing bee on Thursdsy at the parsonage making garments for the General Hospital. Mrs. W. J. Hill and Mrs.

F. L. Ttillls were guests on Wednesday night of Mrs. uicK.naui, or n. Mitcneii, wnn graciously entertained with an evening ot five hundred.

Mr, and Mra E. Morris, of Edge-wood avenue, entertained Wednesday with an elegant dinner, followed by an evening of bridge, for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mr. and Mra L.

H. Huff and Mr. and Mra Joseph Parrish. Mra George Lushey, of Burr Oak avenue, was hostess on Wednesday at a luncheon in honor of the members of the Boarding Mothers' Club. Places were marked for eight guests.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lohus entertained In a charming manner on Saturday evening at the home of their daughter and her husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Lod-der, of Pleasant Ridge, formerly of this puace. After cards a dainty lunch was served to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf, Mr.

and Mra. William Wolf and family, Mr. and Mrs. August Diets and daughter. Miss Anne: Mr.

Victor Lohus, Mr. Lloyd Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Anrtrew Lortdcr and the host aud hostess. Mr.

and Mrs. Lohus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latsche, of North-side, were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr.

and Mra J. O. Ludwlg and family. Mrs. John Wager, of Epworth avenue, gave a twelve-o'clock luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Mra Meeker, of Corry-ville; Mra A.

B. Wager, of Mt. Healthy, and Mrs. Anthony Powell and children, of Epworth avenue. Mrs.

Elizabeth Holllday, of Northsldc. was the guest on Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bryant, ot McMakin avenue.

GLENDALE. The Monday Class met on Monday with Mrs. William Matthews. The program for the afternoon was "Pere Gorlot," and waa given by Mrs. Jack McLaren, Mra Stanley Allen and Mra Guy Taylor.

Among those present were Mra Frederick Bernard, Mrs. Alfred Allen. Mrs. Ralph Osborne, Mrs. Guy Taylor, Mrs.

Richard Keys, Mra Herman Lackman, Mrs. Ben Schneider, Mra Laura Randall. Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Edgar Moeser.

Mrs, Nelson Works. Mrs. John J. Burchenal entertained with a luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mra James Albert Green, who is the house guest of her daughter, Mra Robert Green. The guests were Mra James Green, Mra Robert Green, Mrs.

Alfred Allen. Mra Guy Taylor, Mrs. Smith, Mra Harry Gordon, Mra Clifford Ault, Mra Lelana Banning, Miss Louise Halsted, Miss Ellen Jackson, Mrs. Harry Brown, Sr. Dr.

and Mra Thomas Marshall left on Monday with a party of ten college girls to pass the Easter vacation In Washington. D. C. Mr. and Mra Edwin Coke and children.

Bailey, Clarice and Virginia, with Mra Mary Moores, spent the past week motoring to Cleveland and return. Mrs. Robert Crudgington and sons, James and Cleveland, who have been spending a couple of months at Wilbur hy the Sea in Florida; are the guests of Mrs. Crudgington's parents, Rev. and Mra Cleveland K.

Benedict, at the new home near Pleasant Ridge. Mr. and Mra Frank Davles motored down from Plqua and were the guests of Mrs. Mary Leach and Miss Alice Johnston for a few daya LAWRENCEBURG. Miss Marie Sangernebo and Miss Ellen McOranahan, who were the guests of Mrs.

George W. McCranahan and family, have returnee; to Kioomington, ina. Mr. and Mra William Braun, of Pittsburg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, PhiliD C.

Braun. and family. Mrs. Peter Reagan and Mrs. William Bonfer have returned from Rushvllle, where they were entertained by Mrs.

Albert Spanagel, Miss Florine Dietrich entertained the memberB of the Greendale Tennis Club with a six-o'clock dinner on Monday evening. Dr. and Mrs. G. Marshal Terrlll are being entertained by frienda in Louisville, Kentucky.

Mrs. Albert V. Dietz entertained with a six-o'clock dinner on last Sunday evening in compliment of her guests, Mrs. Louis Diets, Mrs. Phlll pC.

Hartman and Miss Elizabeth Diets, of Brookvllle, Ind. Mra. Benjamin C. Stelner was the hostess to the members of the Trl Kappa Sorority on Thursday afternoon. two-course luncheon was served.

Mrs. August Cook will entertain with a charity card party on next Thursday afternoon, April 24. Miss Sophia Bobrlnk, assisted by Mrs. Estella Crouch and Miss Esther Schnldeer, entertained the Teachers' Club with a two-course luncheon on TueBday evening. Miss Carrie MeVer will be the hostess on next Thursday evening, April 24, Miss Louzetta Poellmann Is entertaining Miss Kathryn Armbruster, of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Miss Genevieve Nead has returned from a visit with Mra George W. Fox and family in Harrison, Ohio. Mrs. Charles Cole, who was the guest of Mrs. James B.

Martin In Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio, has returned home. Mrs. Eugene O'ShaughnesBy entertained with bridge and a two-our luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. AURORA. Mrs.

Perin Langdon entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home In Westalde. Her guests were Mrs. Irs. Lee Thompson, Mrs. George Sutton, Mrs.

Willis Hoppmlre, Mrs. Walter Funk, Mra Denton Opp, Mra Russel Zeh, Miss Callle Trlnkle and Mra Albert Bauer, Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. H. H.

Shank, Mrs. Clifford Diehl and Mra Cornelius O'Brien, of Lawrence-burg, Miss Florence Hardy, of Harrisburg, Penn. was the guest of Miss Helen Wilson. The Mission Society' of the Baptist Church was entertained on Friday at the home of Miss Jeannette Baker. Miss Helen Wilson entertained on Thurs day afternoon at her home on Manchester Btreet in honor of her guest, Miss Florence Hardy, of Harrisburg, Penn.

Those Invited were Miss Elizabeth Nan Osdoll, Miss Virginia Beath and Miss Dorothy Haring. Mr. and Mra Frank Hopping entertained with a luncheon. Guests were Rev. and Mrs.

O. Jones Robert and Mr. and Mis. Albert Pitcher. Mrs.

Amanda Stopher, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, Miss Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hopping, Mrs.

Margaret Hoffmelr and Mr. James Copper were guests at dinner on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hopping.

Mr. and Mrs. Gillette Rusher and children, of Cincinnati, were guests of Mra Henry. Mr. Charles Gardner, of Maysvllle, was here visiting relatives and frienda WEST VIRGINIA CHARLESTON.

IS8 ELIZABETH SNAPP has returned from Florida, where she spent the winter. Mrs. J. M. Payn has returned from a visit with relatives in Qulncy.

ill, Mra John Cahllsh entertained Thursday afternoon, honoring Miss Lucille Harmon, bride-elect. Mrs. D. H. Early has left for a visit to Washington, D.

C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stambaugh have returned from a visit to New York. Mrs.

Fletcher Irwin entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon, honoring Mra Roland Knos, of Denver, Colo. Mrs. A. S. Alexander was hostess at a tea Wednesday afternoon, complimentary to her guest, Mra Phillip fialrd, of Koanoke.

Va. Mr. and Mra John Paul Jones have returned from a visit with friends in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mra A.

O. Hents and son, of nrewster, in. wno were guests of Mr. and Mra tu J. Clancy, have returned home.

Mra Nellie Dean and Miss Elizabeth Williams have returned from a visit with friends in Nashville, Tenn. Miss Addle Chafln, ot Richmond, Va Is visiting ner sister, airs, c. w. Ken shaw. BLUEFIELD.

Mrs. W. E. Robs and daughters, Nancy and Callle, have returned from a sojourn ot several monins in Ht. I'etershurg, la.

Mrs. J. E. Walton and daughter, Mrs. J.

B. Lucas, have returned from a visit with Mra Earl Uoden In West Alexandria, Ohio. Mrs. 0, L. ficyler has left for Visit were guest the past week of Mra.

Leo i Steele. Mr. and Mrs. William Henbach and rhil- dren, Loraine and Junior, were guests Sundsy of Mr. and Mrs.

George Nelert. I Mra Fred Noth was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Floran Fischer, of College IIIII. Mrs.

Susie Little, Mrs. M. M. Hayes, Mrs. Helen Kllnchpaugh, Mrs.

Fred Fischer and Mrs. Albert Fischer attended the 2ion I Aid Society last Wednesday. PEICE HILL. The Arrua Literary Club will have an open meeting In the Price Hill Library April 24, at 2:15 n. m.

Prof. Wilkinson will be the interesting speaker and Mini Klo rente Braun, vocalist, will con tribute vo'-al numbers. The Woman's Guild of the Church of the Nativity report great Interest In the luncheon Thurmlftv. Anrtl 14. with Mi in Helen I May Curtis speaker for the afternoon.

The following ladles have reserved tables: Mrs. i Thomas Morrow, Mrs. Harry Buck. Mra I Lawrence Bradford, Mrs. E.

K. Bennett, Mrs. Lewis Bullock, Mrs. George Nowland, Mrs. Johu Clermont, Mrs.

C. G. Preseott, Mrs. Guy Anderson, Mrs. O.

E. Hllmer, Mrs. Montgomery, Mra Wollenhaupt, Mrs. Bassett. Mrs.

Redfleld. Mrs. How.ird. Mrs. Krols, Mrs.

W. B. Morrow. Mrs. Fred Luth, Mrs.

Hart, Mrs. Boyd Taylor. Mi's. John Schlff, and Mrs. H.

W. Davis. Miss Margaret Sullivan, of Parkson place, entertained the Rochester Club the first of the week. Cards and dancing were enjoyed. The guests were Mr.

and Mrs. J. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Brogard.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Flannery, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Fay, Mr. and Mra. F. Pendergast.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Shook, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Scully, Mr. and Mrs. L. Moorman.

Mr. and Mra J. Finn, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Keenan, Mr. and Mrs. c. Aull, Mr. and Mrs.

R. Faust, Mr. and Mrs. D. Brannlgan.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Finn. Mr.

and Mrs. J. King. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Penderpast, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stalf, Mrs.

M. Knelle. Mrs. Keenan. Miss M.

Gil-martin Miss O'Dowd, Miss M. O'Mears, Miss M. Rrogan, Miss V. Brognn, Miss M. Miss C.

Rudlg, Mr. K. O'Meara, Mr. J. Rudig.

Mr. N. O'Brien. Mr. L.

Finn, Mr. G. 11. Kudlg, Mr. L.

Allue and Mr. J. Vaughn. The engagement of Miss Virginia Acker-man, daughter of Mr. A.

J. At kerman, of Academy nvmue, Price Hill, to Mr. Ray Mecklenborg was recently announced at a formal dinner party given in her honor by Miss Mildred M. Koch, of Ross avenue. Iainty place cards bore the names of -the following: Misses Virginia Ackerman.

Susan Ac-Herman, Marion Burnett, Flora Met. Mildred Koch, Mesdames Cletus Christen ad Carroll Seghers, Messrs, Ray Mecklenborg, Cletus Mecklenborg, Norbert Mecklenborg, Edward Imbus, Joe Altenau, Clotus Christen and Carroll Seghers. WESTWOOD. A meeting of the Westwood Woman's flub was held on Monday afternoon In tne auditorium. The program was In charge of the Garden Circle and was much enjoyed by.

those present. Miss Lucille Lemon was entertaining In flower songs. Mrs. C. C.

McKenzle was hostess to her Card Club at Its last meeting at her home in Boudlnot avenue. Among her guests were Mrs. J. Wll'iur Witt, Mrs. Charles W.

Broeman, Mrs. William H. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles W. Brown, Mrs.

Roger W. Taylor, Mrs. D. 1.. Smith, Mrs.

Karl F. Little, Mrs. J. Prior Baker, Mrs. Dana Glllhani, Mis.

Harry A. Burdorf, and others. Miss Ethel Sanders will entertain her card club on Tuesday, April 22, at her residence on Montana avenue. Miss Ethel Kroner was hostess to her embroidery club on Saturday afternoon last, aud those present jwere Miss Helen Faber, Miss Alice Dorst, Miss Mabel Waltz, Miss Aline Hummel, Miss Elsie Miller and I he hostess. Considerable Interest Is being manifested In the coming Cantata, "The Rose Mai- I den," which Is to be given on the eve- ning of April 29, at the' Westwood Town i Hall, under the direction of Mra, Charles Diss, for the benefit of the new building extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Mra J. H. Marckworth was hostess to the Presbyterian Missionary Society on Thursday. April 17. Subject for the day was "Africa." and Mrs.

Lewis Lee was the speaker for the day. Committee in charge were Mesdames A. D. Shockley, W. Wente, F.

Wente, Haus. and Miss Shockley. Mrs. H. I Thompson was hostess to the "Twentieth Century" Club on Wednesday, assisted tby Mrs.

H. E. Armacort. at the home of the former on Harrison avenue. Present were Mrs.

Anna Willey Bevls and sister, Miss Dora Willey, of Thrall avenue, Clifton; Mrs, E. C. and Mrs. G. H.

Reamelln, Mrs. J. Beuckensteln, Mrs. AdVia P. Fox, Mrs, Sherman Johnson, Mrs.

William R. Meyer, Mrs. John Schick. Mrs. ft.

E. Willey, Mrs. Charles Boalt, Miss Dater and others. CHEVIOT. The' Vnited Brethren Church celebrated Its tenth anniversary on Saturday and also had an Easter sale the latter part of the week of bakery goods and Easter novelties and supper was served from (5 to p.

m. The Westwood-Chevlot Christian Church of Glenmore and Meadow avenues, held Its annual Easter sale on Saturday and had a most attractive display of waster novelties, and the attendance was about equally divided between the L. Church aud the Christian Church. A very pleasant day was passed Thursday at the home of Mrs. Rose Maurer, West Herbert avenue, when she entertained in honor of her seventieth birthday.

Those present were: Mra A. Frederlch, G. Fahnle. O. Burnett, B.

Biles. Sam Biles, H. Moeller. Henry Thaman, W. Mller, W.

Paulus, W. Plstler, Gus Klrschhelmer, Mlssea M. Gwlnner, L. Paulus and A. Thlnneg and her daughter, Mrs.

Weddle, and Mrs. A. Heyn. HARRISON. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Small visited at Shelbyvllle. last week, the guests of Dr. and Mra Charles Palmer. Mrs.

Eugene Zimmerman was hostess to the Evening Bridge Club on Wednesday, April s. The guests of the club were Mesdames Edwin Hansfeld and W. H. Tracy. The trophies fell to Mra J.

G. Frances. Mra T. P. Pierce and Mra Frank Bowles.

uuu mia. Lumir. di Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Llewellyn, of Hamil ton, Ohio, were guests or Mr. aim aui, Charles Bowles. Mrs. Jennie Keen and Mr.

and Mrs. MUburn Keen visiter relatives in Conners-vilte, last week. Mr. and Mra J. E.

KoWi. of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs. Margaret Burk and family last week. 1 1 ti r. I vo.

til. ffUCIlt Of her daughter, Mrs. James McCullough, of Cincinnati, last ween. Mrs. R.

Remark entertained Tuesday evening, in honor of her mother. Mra Alice Nowlin's birthday anniversary. Miss Charlotte Kern visited In Cincinnati last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. McElroy.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kane, of Columbus, Ohio, were aueats of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross last week.

TUSCULUM. The Ladles' Aid Society of the Columbia Baptist Church will have a mocking so-clal at the church Friday evening, April 24, from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Twice the size of your stocking you must know. The monthly dinner of the Ladies Aid Society of the Columbia M. E.

Church will be given on next Wednesday. Lunch will be served at 12:30. The Baptist Church held a sunrise service at Alms Park at 4:30 this morning. A large attendance was expected. The East End Wednesday Club held Its regular meeting at the home of Mra Campbell.

Election of officers took place, and the following were eleoted: President, Mrs. Campbell; Vice president, Mra Gee; Secre tary, Mrs. Jacobs; Treasurer, Mra Jones; Chaplain, Mra Crelg: Press Correspondent, Mrs. Anderson. After the meeting lunch was served and a pleasant time enjoyed by all.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mra Baldwin. 854 Wenner street, Thursday afternoon, April 24. McKluley School Mothers and Teachers' Club entertained the Mt. Adams Mothers' Club last Thursday. A most delightful program was given.

Easter eggs were sou-venlera, and Ice cream and cake were served. An election of officers resulted In the following: President, Mra Doughty; Vice President, Mrs. Hamilton; Secretary, Mra n. Cloyer; Corresponding Secretary. Mra T.

Kearney. Treasurer election was postponed till next meeting, owing to the illness of one of the candldatea LINW00D. Mrs. H. Laeinak, of Archer avenue, announces the engagement of her daughter, Lillian, to Mr.

August It. St, Clair, of Heekin avenue. TERRACE PARK. Mr, James Flnley Is entertaining for several days, his mother, from Spring Valley. Mr.

and Mra Joseph Kuntz had for guests Sunday, their parents from Arlington Heights. Mra Alice Ollliland enjoyed Sunday with Mra E. C. Peebles, Walnut Hills. On Friday Mra John Dellhera entertained Mra Henry Kempler, of Tower Miss Lalo Bonnsll, of Washington Heights, was a Sunday afternoon guest of several Terrace Park friends.

Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Hudson, who have been In Florida for the winter, returned bom this week. i State Regent, Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, Milford i Mesdames C.

Meyers, and H. Claaterman, ef the Park, war In Wash- CLABXSB DTtG. Mr. and Mra Thomas A. Lotspeich, of Atlanta, are guest ot Mr.

and Mra Charles B. Stout, Mr. and Mra H. W. Bnber have returned to their horn in New Tork.

after a visit with Mr. and Mra W. Gould. Mra 8. A.

Ketlar, of New Castle, who waa a guest at th horn of Mr. A. W. Young, has gone to Buckhannon, W. to visit Mr.

and Mra A. B. Brooks. Mrs. W.

A. Carver ha left for Pitts-hurg, for an extended stay with frienda Mrs. Anna 3. Coleman bas returned to her home 'n Washington. D.

after a visit with her sister, Mrs, M. T. Burn. Mr. and Mra Edward R.

Smith and Mra Jesse B. Smith have returned from a visit with friends in Washington. D. Mrs. A.

B. Boggess and Mrs. Harper Roger have returned from a visit with relatives In Pittsburg, Penn, Mrs. H. C.

Fordyce and Bon, Bobby, who have been residing In Ratoon, N. during the past two years, hav returned horn for an extended visit. FAIRMONT. Mra M. B.

Slgafoos, otl Kingston, Is a guest of her father, Mr. I. W. Kelley. Mrs.

Walter R. Barnes entertained Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. if.

Delta has returned from a visit with relatives in Baltimore, Md. Miss Elizabeth Weber has returned from a visit to New York. Mr. and Mra John Paul Jones hav returned from a visit to Baltimore, Md. Mrs.

E. Whlteford bas gone to New York to visit friends. Mr. and Mra W. E.

Johnston and Mra Carl Yost and daughter, Miss Katharine, have returned trom a visit with friends in Pittsburg, Penn. Miss Wllma Jacobs was hostess to a party of friends Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Goedeker entertained With a sewing party Tuesday evening. Miss Annie Russell, of New York, la visiting her brother, Mr.

A. E. Russell. Mra Walter Belk has returned to her home in Denver, after a visit with ner aaugnter, Mrs. A.

u. Showaiter. Mra Loman Conn, who has been a guest of Dr. and Mra E. Howard, has returned to her in Port Marlon, Pennsylvania, HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. J. ti. Caldwell has returned from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. W.

H. P. McFadden. in Beaumont, Texas. Mrs.

W. H. Haffey has returned to her home in Columbus, Ohio, after a visit with her mother, Mra G. W. Bailey.

Mra Carl Hess entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon, honoring Mra Wil liam ieignty, or Illinois, who is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Sharpnack. Miss France Oberholtzer entertained at bridge Monday evening. Her guests wore Misses nan Amoia, uiga igri, uarnet Oaborne, Beulah Chaffin, Florence Collins, Virginia Snedegar, May Fitch, Beatrice Huntington, Estelle McGrew, Julia Leroy and Mrs. Mason A.

Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mra M. N. Offutt and daughter.

Sarah, have returned from a visit of several weeks in Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Margaret conaen, of wiinamsport, is a guest of Mra H. O. Boette. Miss KathecJne Frye and aunt, Mra Carrie Pullins, have gone to Los Angelea to visit Miss Frye's slater, Mra Ronald Holllngsworth.

Mra Eugene Latterell, Mra P. 0. Little and Mra Irwin Thornburg hav left for an extended automobile tour to Chicago and other points. PARZERSBTJRG. Mrs.

Michael Hushlon entertained Thursday evening at her home on Twenty-Third street. Ttrs. Marlon Bpragu entertained at bridge Tuseday at her home on Eighth street. Those present were: Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mra C.

H. Wright, Misses Margaret Funk. Doris Keenan, Margaret Kight, Betty Samuels, Virginia Smith and Elizabeth Shllda Mra L. C. Matheney gav a bridge luncheon Friday at th "Flower Garden." Mra 'Frank Tredway gave a bridge-luncheon Tuesday at her noma on Qulncy R.

H. Plggott entertained Thurs day evening at her noma on Ann sireou Miss Bess McKinley entertained at nrioge eanesaay, at nor nonw iuw uarinua Apartments, airs, mciwu rr and Mrs. Ray Flower of Huntington, were honor guesta Miss Marjorle Lyons gav a dane Friday evening at the horn, of ner parents. Dr. and Mra W.

H. Lyons, at Buena Vista. Mrs. C. M.

Stealey entertained at bridge Monday evening, honoring her sister, Mra T. C. Neal, ot Chicago, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Martin, ot Slstersvljle, who are her parenta Mrs. T.

J. Carroll entertained Tuesday afternoon at her home on Spring Street, Mrs. Howard Neale, Mrs. B. F.

Stretton and Mrs. Lester Kemper entertained bridge Friday at the home of Mra on Murdock avenue. The following were from Marietta: Mrs. Walter W. Wood.

Mrs. Fred Swan, Mra J. L. Peters, Mra Victor Morgenstern, Mra F. Bell, Mra Elmer Beunett, Mra J.

S. Warburton, and Mrs. Chance Clark. Mra Harry Bowles entertained Monday afternoon at her home on Spring Btret. Misses Mary and Margaret McBride entertained Thursday evening at their bom, on Avery street.

The following ladles from Parkersburg etta Wednesday evening by Mra Walter W. Wood. Mra D. Gorrell and Mra J. L.

Peters: Mrs. Earl Aesterl, Mrs. Frank Hines, Mra Clyde McCormaok. Mrs. C.

T. Knowlton, Mra A. D. Sutherland. Mra Richard Downey, Mrs.

Frank Leaoh, Mra W. B. Wood, Mrs. B. F.

Stretton. Mrs. Howard Neale and Mra Lester Kemper. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Tuttle entertained Friday evening at their horn on Oak street. Miss Dorcas Kunst entertained at bridge Saturday evening at her home on Ann street. Those present were: Misses Mary Bukey, Barbara Davis, Virginia Prlbble, Virginia Park. Daisy Bell Westenberger, Elizabeth Shields, Katherlns Dawson and MisB Louise Martin.

ST. ALBANS Mra C. A. Preston Sloan, of Whltesburg, is visiting her mother, Mra M. A.

Grey. Rev. and Mrs. C. N.

ffoCmanahnv2 A Rev. and Mrs. C. N. Coffman hav r-from visiting friends add relatives In Al- derson.

Mra L. A. Stone, of Hurricane, ts visiting her mother, Mrs. J. C.

Fennlmor. Mrs. Harry Cowl motored Monday to Massllon, Ohio, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hugh Burns. Miss Agnes Colcord Is vlstlng hr sister, Mrs.

W. M. Stark, at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. J.

w. Wl son. ot Milton, wm tne guest of Mrs. John Eggleton. The i'eipnian ciuo met jJTiaay wnn Mrs.

8. H. Phllllpa Mra John Eggleton entertained witn. three tables of Mah Jongg. Her guest were Mr.

and Mrs. Swert. Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Miller, Mr. and Mra Leonard Harvey. Mrs. w.

A. wens ana nepnew. r. Knapp, ere passing a few days with friends In Covington. Misses Helena ana wiuie mmra returned Tuesday from two months' visit in Washington, D.

C. WHEELING. Mra Julia Herzherg and Mrs. Mai Sonne! km entertained at the Mel-R Gar den Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Meivine iium, a recent nnoe: jvirs, A.

Tuholske, of Akron, Ohio; Mra Max Ilolsteln. of Odena, Ohio; and Mlas Virginia Schwalb, of Cleveland, Ohio. Th guests were MeHdames Henry Superior, Joseph Raduzlner, Jacob Wolf, Ben Kap- ner, A. Meyer, Alfred Meyer, itoy iioemer, Harry Herzberg, Charles Kapner, Bert Wolgemuth, J. Kausman, Isaac Blum, Henrv Blum, Joseph Blum, Sylvan Blum, Max Herzberg, Albert Luchs, C.

W. Jtirk-land. Philip Harts, Louis Lando, M. Hlrsrh. Clara Fink, A.

li. Fink, Bimon Cohen and Mra Bauers. Mrs. Joseph Peterson entertained a party of friends Tuesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Blum hav returned from a trip to Cuba, Miss Cora Emshelmer has returned from a six months' tour of California and other western states. Tuesday morning in th paroonag of the Flmt Christian Church, occurred the marriage of Mrs. Florence Ma Wagner and Mr. Millard Bowons.

Rev. W. 11. Fields officiated. Mra Clyde Dillon was hostess to a parly of friends Thursday evening.

Mrs. Frank Schmidt Is sojourning In Atlantic City. Miss Dorothy Blade, of Scranton, la a guest of Miss Ruth Woodcock. Mrs. W.

V. Heskitt and little daughter4 have gone to Beaver, to visit friends. Miss Margaret Westfall entertained with a luncheon at th Ft, Henry Club Wed nesday afternoon. Auxiliary, Beotley Members of the woman' auxiliary of the Robert Bentley Post, No. to, of the American Legion, gave an entertainment to the disabled soldiers at the Alta-mont Hospital, Ft.

Thomas, On th pre-grant were the Kentuoky Juvenile Follies, selection by Miss Norma HtubUng, soprano; Mrs. Callahan Nees, alto, and Joint Duty, bass. Mr. E. Raney told several stories.

Members of the auxiliary wr guests of Mr, Napoll, an ex-servlc man, at th opening of Ms tea room, fol-lowlue Its regular meeting Atirll I. at. tiia American Legion club house. MT. AUBURN.

Mr. Albert E. Culp gave very attractive luncheon, followed by bridge on Tuesday at her home on Highland avenue, asking eight of her friends to meet Mrs. C. A.

Paquette, before her departure from Cincinnati. A large basket filled with 'lovely red roses Interwoven with green, graced the table and charming prizes were given for high score. The guests Included Mesdames C. A. Paquette, Sydner Crew, William Divers.

Charles Lush, J. A. Hyn-dcr. R. Wills, Wesche and J.

Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs, Omar Caswell and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cofleld motored to Columbus, Ohio, last week to attend the state convention of the Rotary Club.

Mra. John Shaw will be hostess on Monday to the Mt. Auburn hridge club, assembling the guests at the Kemper Lane for 1, o'clock luncheon, Xfr. and Mrs. Ralph Qulnn.

of Eden avenue, are removing to Washington, D. Mr. Quinn has been appointed business manager of the Washington News and has already left for his new position. After Mrs. Qulnn disposes of her home, and a visit' she will make to her parents in Henderson, she and her little son will rejoin Mr.

Qulnn. Mrs. Joseph L. Hollmeyer, of Burnet avenue, was hostess on Wednesday to the Ladles' Aid of the M. E.

Church on Maplewood avenue. Mrs. Lloyd Vandergrlft has left for Cleveland, Ohio, to pass a month with sister, Mrs. A. Bruce and Mr.

Bruce. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Weissman leave on Sunday, motoring to Columbus, Ohio, for a week. ADDYSTON. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Probst entertained during; th past ifw days for Mr, and Mrs. William Vaughn and Mr. and Mra, William Boomer, of Price Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chamberlain, of Riverside, and Mr. and Mrs. Christy Probst, of Cincinnati.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Baker were guests over the week end ot Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Hayes, of St.

Bernard. On Sunday Miss Edna Oleason entertained for Miss Leona Byrd and Mr. Herbert Snitsmiller. of Cincinnati. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Miller and family entertained recently for Mr. and Mrs. John Loesch and family, of Bellevue, Ky. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Huddleston and chll-jii passed several days with friends and Ivhtlvei at Aurora, Ind. NORTH BEND. Mrs. Georga Behr and daughter Francis, of Dayton, (pent a few days with relatives here.

Joseph Tork will have charge of a euchre and luncheon to be given on Saturday for the missionaries. Proceeds will be forwarded to Bishop Ballman, of South America, Other ladies on the committee are Mra. Welsbrodt, Mrs. Dennis Gleason, Mrs, Frank Betcher and Mrs, Tyler Gleason. Members of North Bend Baseball tub have arranged for a euchre to be given to-morrow night (Monday) at Tippe canoe pavilion.

Ji The new clubroom, which has recently been completed on the grounds of the St. Joseph parish, is now being furnished and will soon be ready for occupancy of the different societies of the church. Mrs. Frank Betcher will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Euchre Club this week. The Parent-Teachers' Association met on Tuesday at the John 8.

Connor School. The meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Charles Horton, and Miss Pcarce, of Cincinnati, gave a very Interesting talk to Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Brannon, Mrs.

Hopping, Mrs. Charles Utsinger, Mrs. Loew. Mrs. Morris, Mrs.

Welsh and others. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ogden, of Kentucky, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs, Ogden. Mrs. Leo Steel and eon, John Robert, are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. A. Nead, of Riverside, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Exon, are at Tsmpa, Flo, CLEVES, Twenty-one members of the Woman's Club met on Friday, Arbor Dsy, at p. m. at the public Bchool grounds, where appropriate exercises were being held.

Mrs. Clifford Dick, President, presented to the school and elm treet, which will he known In the future as the Cub Tree." The members then adjourned to the home of Mrs. William Selbel, where the annual election of officers resulted In Mrs. Edward Chldlaw being elected President; Mrs. D.

E. Gleason, Vice President; Mrs. Charles Horten, Financial Secretary; "tra George Landon, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Edward Hoffman, Treasurer; Charity Committee Mrs. Clifford Dick, Mrs.

William Selbel and Mrs. Julia Son-nenday; Program Committee. Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, Mrs. Charles Horten and Mrs.

D. K. Gleason: Flower Committee. Mrs. Oli ver Troxell and Mrs.

Edward Argo. Responses were "Favorite Trees." "Agriculture in Ohio" war the subject of a good riper by Mrs, Horten. Readings, "The Girl Who Gave," by Mrs. Martin Garrity. "Th Best Advice I ever Received," by Mrs.

George Landon. During the social the hostess, ssslsted by her slster-ln-tr. Mrs. Harry Hanlon. of North Bend, "jved dainty refreshments.

The club will 1 lot next Friday with Mrs. Charles Tat-Sk worst, of Porter street. fie outstanding event of the coming week Is the card party and lunch, to be given next Saturday evening at Tippecanoe Clubhouse, the proceeds of which will forwarded to Monslgnor Bahlmann, of Hrsr.il, South America, where he is doing missionary work for the past 30 years. Monsignor Bahlmann visited here last Easter with hts cousin Joseph York, who Is Chairman of this affair, assisted by Mrs. D.

E. Gleason, Mrs, Fraik Betcher, Mrs. William Bens, Mrs, Tyler Gleason and Mrs, Robert Stoneking, who kindly solicit the patronage of the public. Miss Lottie Rider passed a delightful week with Mrs. William Webon, of Newport, Ky.

Mrs. Leroy May and Mrs. Marcus Pennington have been entertaining Mrs. Mary Griffith, of Price Hill. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Tressler and children and Mr Mrs. Ross Huffman and family, of Price Hill, were guests last week, of Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Huffman. Mr, and Mrs. William Doty, who passed the winter in Cincinnati, have returned to their country home, State road the summer. Mrs.

Harry Hunt will be hostess to the Foreign Missionary Soclty next Thursday, MIAMI HEIGHTS. Mrs. Sam Sherwood, Sammy Sherwood, Leona Sherwood and Mra Ida Murphy, of Price Hill, and Mrs. J. A.

Clark, of Washington; Mrs. Dan I el a Relnness, Messrs. Floyd Joyce, Bromwell and Orville Hromwell were guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Joyce, Mrs.

F. M. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele, Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Wood, Mrs. Ellen Behymer, Mr. and Mra Oscar Inles, Misses Maud Steele, Dorothy Steele, Mildred, Helen and Janet Wood, Evelyn Isles and Mr. Carl Steele were entertained dinner Sunday hy Mr.

and Mrs, Clifford Ulller, of Cincinnati. Mra Wilbur Llenta of Aurora, was the week-end guest ot Mr, and Mrs. N. C. Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony and Mra PORTAIT OF MY HILDKEN HE EXHIBITION of Albert yEesnard's paintings and etchings In New Tork and his presence in this country, which has created such a furore of Interest and expitemerit, brings to mind keen recollections of the wonderful show of his work that the Cincinnati Museum had here 11 years ago. Nor can it be forgotten that the metropolis, which is now leaving no stone unturned in its effort to honor the distinguished French painter, at that time passed over an opportunity to show the exhibition that, in some respects, outclassed the present one in quality and variety. The exhibition which was here in 1913 was assembled and brought over for the Museum by M.

Jean Guiffrey, and was shown in Chicago, St Louis and here in Cincinnati. There were about 25 paintings, besides the wonderful collection of pastels, sketches for his decoration of the French Government buildings, to which his great talent was put to such splendid use, cartoons and a number of superb many of the same prints that are at present being shown at the Kappel Galleries in New Tork, and which areconsidered to be really more worthy of his great reputation than the present exhibition of paintings. Besnard Is the thorough representative of French Academicism as it exists, tempered by the impressionism that enlightened it 20 or 30 years ago. This is hts first visit to America, and, therefore, fraught with great interest both for him and for us. He came to serve on the Jury for the international show at the Carnegie Institute, Pennsylvania.

He is now 74 years of age, rich In achievement and honor, and his visit cannot fail to be of benefit both to French and American art. i Wilbur G. Adam, one of our younger artists, is having an exhibition of paintings and monotypes at the Trax-el Gallery until the 26th of the month. There is something very sound about Mr. Adams's painting, and a definite feeling of good draftsmanship and understanding.

His exhibition includes a variety of subjects land bers of the Hyde Park Symphony Club at their home, on Observatory place. The following committee has been appointed to arrange for a breakfast muslcale to be given next month Mia Elmer Tribbett, Mra Arthur Behymer, Mra Frank Goodwin, Mra George A. Thompson, Mra Frederick Downs and Mra Walter K. Slbbald, Mra Albert Heekin, of Stettlnlus avenue, was the hostess at a meeting of the Lecture Club of Cincinnati last Tuesday. To-morrow afternoon the members of the Choral Circle of the Hydo Park Musio Club will be the guests of Mra Lillian Slmeral, of Edwards road.

Among other marriage announcements noted the past week was that of Mr. Wm. Chamberlain, of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Mayme Hoverman, of Isabella avenue. Miss Mary Conway and Miss Brennan. of New Orleans, are guests of Dr.

Angela Farley, of Madison road. Mra Wilfred M. Fry and daughters, Misses Camilla and Margaret, are visiting In the East, and will later be joined there by Mr, Fry to go to Baltimore, where next Tuesday Mr. Wilfred M. Fry, will be married to Miss Mary Richardson Hobbs.

at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mra Warfichl Hobbs. The happy couple, after a short noneymoon, will make their home In Cincinnati. In compliment to Mra George Momberg, of Detroit, Mra Harry Amrlne gave a one-oclock luncheon and an afternoon bridge at her home, on Grace avenue, last Friday. Those present were: Mra Frank W.

Riglo, Mra H. F. Wright, Mra Walter Momberg, Mrs. H. H.

Woolord, Mra A. C. Gibson, Mra Will Kromie. Mra J. 8.

Esslinger, Mrs. C. C. Zeller, Mra A. A.

'Esslinger and Mrs. H. K. Kruger. The Ladies' Aid of the Hyde Park M.

E. Church will give a musical at the home of Mrs. R. A. Cougill, under the auspices of Mrs.

Johnson's Circle, on Monday, May 12. Mrs. Francis Hamilton was the hostess to the members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Hyde Park M. E. Church last Tuesday afternoon, assisted by Miss Grace McConada and Mra J.

Grimes. On Thursday afternoon Mra J. R. Edwards was hostess to the Ladies' Aid, and the Friendship Circle class met at the home of Mrs. L.

B. Gatten on Thursday evening. Mra William Blast entertained the chapter of the Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority, College of Music, at her home on Michigan avenue laBt Thursday afternoon. Those present were Misses Rebecca Smith, Mary Begin, Elizabeth Fluke 8treuss, Helen Cor-rell Fluke, Kate Cornish, Louise Lee, Bretna Cosby, Frances Smith and Margaret Scaer. HYDE PARK EAST.

Dr. and Mra E. L. Tlschbeln, of Pape avenue, gave a lovely bridge party, pre-ceeded by dinner at their home on Monday evening. Sweet peas was used as the table decoration and throughout the rooms.

The guests included Messrs and Mesdames Henry Otto, Andrew Burke, Hsrry Weber, Edward Henkelbock, F. Pendelton, J. Seale, Fred Langnebeck, Charlotte Langne-beck and Mrs. Mary Tischbein. Miss Loretto Hosty is home for the Easter holidays from Mt, Notre Dame hoarding school.

Mrs. u. uruges win nnstess on Thursday to her bridge-luncheon club. Mrs. George Murphy, of Ault Park road, brought together friends of her daughter, Janet, for a lovely party on Saturday afternoon.

Twenty-eight little friends en-Joyed an egg hunt and were awarded prizes In keeping with the day, Easter Saturday. After the distribution of little remembrances a dainty collation was served. Miss Caroline White Is passing the Easter vacation with her grandparents in Washington, D. C. Mra Harry Copper entertained her bridge club on Monday, th guests remaining for dinner, Mr.

and Mrs, L. McUuroo, of Pap 1 scapes, portraits, still life and figure studies. His landscapes were painted last summer at Estes Park, where he spent several months. One of the large landscapes, which he calls "Entrance to Spruce Canyon," is per haps of the handsomest. It is a dramatic rendering of purple lights and brilliant sunshine.

The warm rays of the sun, bursting through the clouds for Just a moment, have turned every thing to gold, and the cool, purple shadows of the trees and rocks give strong contrast. "Near Estes a smaller landscape that stands out In the group, is a sparkling rendering of sky and rich luminous mountains that-have fine feeling of mass and distance. Of his four or five portraits. the one of a young man, "Clarence, is the finest It is a good likeness, well drawn and painted surely and simply, with no struggle for effect, but depending solely on its fine draftsmanship and firm handling. His still life tudles are another version of his feeling for from and surface.

We recognize the large study with the pumpkin and fruit that he had in the Art Club show, and which is so well painted. rangement on Figured Blue" is a very interesting study of different tex tures and surfaces and a nice ar rangement "Sprouted Onions" Is one of the pleasantest In color and design, His monotypes are lovely and It is too bad that he has not shown more of them. A beautiful little nude, called "Morning Silhouette," Is an exquisite study of figure and drapery and an interesting design in light and darks. The one-color monotype, "West Fourth Street," showing the vista with the skyscraper, makes us wish to see more of the same type. It is a good show with a variety of subject and an underlying feeling of earnestness and determination of purpose.

An exhibition of antique silver, the colection of Bralnard Lemon, of Louisville, will be held "this week until Friday spn the ballroom floor of Hotel Gibson. The collection, one of the largest in America, was collected by Mr. Lemon with the' aid of several English associates. It consists of antique Georgian silver and old Sheffield plate. M.

R. C. avenua was very much surprised on Saturday evening when 30 of their friends assembled together to bring them a surprise at their new home. Dancing was the diversion of the evening, lnterpersed with music and a buffet supper. OAKLEY.

Mrs. Harry Nlehaus entertained most pleasantly Wednesday afternoon for the following few friends: Mrs. Howard Pope, Mrs. Walter Kant. Mra Bruce E.

Neves, Mra Harry Ktbbey, Mrs. Harold Rowlev, Miss Eatella Cordes and Miss Luclla Mason. Mr. nnd Mra A. Owens, formerly of Atlanta, have taken an apartment at MadlEon and Millsbrae avenues.

Mrs. Catherine Duemer Is entertaining Easter Monday afternoon and evening with a social and sale In the Interest of the Woman's Guild of St. Mark's P. E. Church.

Mr Mra H. C. Do Camp and children, of Dayton, motored here on Tuesday to spend the day with Mra Amelia Seymour. Mra George Lang entertained yesterday afternoon from to o'clock Quite a number of children for hen daughter Dorothy, In honor of her eighth birthday anniversary. The children enjoyed the frolics and games and refreshments, which were all carried out In Easter style.

Mlas Mamie Kovcrman and Mr W. R. Chamberlain, who were united in marriage on Thursday fthls week, are enjoying a month sojourn In the South before going to Toledo, Ohio, to take up their rosidenco, where Mr. Chamberlain is engaged la business. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.

J. Spllker entertained with, a very pretty party at her home, 39S7 Ballard avenue, for her son Joseph, In honor of his seventh birthday anniversary. The decorations and favors annd nrefreshments were carried out in Easter novelties, and were enjoyed by Ruth Mueller, Dorothy Tynan Virginia Oldrlges, Margaret, Evelyn and Ester Squires, Virginia Sayre, Shirley fepllkcr. Masters Dannie Tynan Edwin Buckmaster. De Witt Frets.

Robert Lutz, Roland and Frank Rouiier. George Buckmaater and Jlmmie Tvnan. The Ladles 'Aid Society of the Re-formed Evangelical Church will entertain wllth a coffee social next Thursday after-noon. April 24. In the S.

S. rooms on Tay or avenue. The Entertaining Committee Includes Mesdames Alma Koehne, Fred Koehne, Oregor Kreldler, J. Knoechel, F. Knockuhauer, Charles Kruger, L.

Kruger and A. very cordial imittlon is extended to all. The Woman's Guild of 8t Church will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the shack on Gilmore avenue, with Mra Ballweber, and Mrs. R. G.

Riper a hostessea MADIS0NVILLE. Miss Mary McGowan has returned from passing the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla Mrs. F. S.

Dawson was the guest 'on Thursday of Mrs. Charles Hutchinson, of Wallace Place, Covington, at a bridae. luncheon, Miss Mabel Reedcr was married on last Thursday to Mr. Walter Mr. and Mrs.

Berlin will reside In Madlsonville. Mrs. Walter Blaney Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Worth, at her home In Grand Rapids' Michigan. tin Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. F. 8. Dawson entertained at dinner, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A Al'iers and son, JoHcph, of Norwood and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kinney, ot Walnut Hills. Mrs.

Jerome Farher entertained the Women's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, on Wednesday. The Centennial anniversary of the E. Church of Madlsonville, has been celebrated by the members this wee.

Each evening being devoted to especial entertainment. Many of the former members have been present to Join in the servlcaa Mra Ellen Potter, ot Delaware, Ohio,.