East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-11
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Club news may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 14600 Euclid ave-,
and it is appreciated when this
news is received by Monday.
Please call PO. 1873 for any
desired information.
Mrs. r. G. Cafarelli, 1886 Cory
don rd. will give a reception, We'd
nesday evening, September 18th at
$3.50 o'clock in honor of her grand
daughter, Wanna Doglio. Miss
Doglio is here from New York for
her performance of Marguerite"
in the opera Faust" which will
be presented September 21st, at
the Masonic Auditorium by The
Cafarelli Opera Co.
It will also afford the guests
the opportunity to meet Mr.. Ed
ward Marshall, tenor, from the
San Francisco Opera Co. and New
Jersey Opera Co. who will sing
the role of Faust" and the new
new Italian consul and his wife,
DR.. and Mrs. Folco Zugaro.
SHAW REUNION
The Shaw class Of January,
1852, held their first class re-
union last Friday evening at the
Y House. The event turned out to
be very successful. In fact it was
so successful that the class had
over $500 to turn over to Mr..
Cumler and the Y as a "thank
YOU" for all they have done. The
class officers were so pleased with
the turnout of over half their
group that already they are talk
ing about reunion for next year.
The "Y" Mothers Club wishes to
invite everyone to their get-ac-
quainted tea on Thursday, Septem-
Der 18th at 1870 p. m.
Mrs. F. Stein and Mrs. H. Nc
Camey will be on hand to get
everyone acquainted. Mrs. Geo.
Reazer and her committee consist
ing of Mrs. J. Becker, Mrs. A. G..
Beattie, Mrs. H. Forster, Mrs. H.
Johnson, Mrs. Geo. Reeble, Mrs. R.
Denzler, Mrs. A. E. Madison, Mrs.
r. Thompson and Mrs. Victor Wal
lace are planning the affair.
Mrs. T. w. Parker also announces
her committee will start their
membership drive soon.
The East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers will hold their next meet
ing Wednesday, September 18th,
at 1870 D. m. in the East Cleveland
Public Library, and a good at
tendance is hoped for.
The group has two money max
ing projects for this Fall. One is
a rummage sale October 1917, and
the other is a Gay Nineties enter
tainment on October 25th.
Mrs. William S. Lumley, one Of
the Blue Star members, continues
TO send books to Korea. She will
appreciate gifts of pocket size edi-
tions. since more books this size
can be packed into each box.
Starting their once-a-month pro-
gram. the Business & Professional
Women's Club of the East Cleve-
land YMCA will have a picnic sup
per tonight at Forest Hills Park
back of Kirk Jr. High SCHOOL,
After supper the group returns to
the Center to enjoy a talk by Mrs.
Russell Reeves, who will show pic
lures of England taken during her
trip there last summer.
This newly organized club will
welcome all interested business and
professional women Of East Cleve-
land to its membership. Its purpose
is to promote fellowship and fun
through service and social activi-
ties.
The opening meeting Of the
Women's Board of Huron Roac
Hospital is scheduled for Monday
September 18th. The members are
asked to be at the hospital by ter
o'clock, if possible, to help make
surgical dressing with Mrs. c. J
Homie in charge. At one o'clock
after lunch in the cafeteria, tht
first fall business meeting will of
fer the new president, Mrs. Thurs
ton Rowland, the opportunity o,
presenting the new officers ant
chairmen. Mrs. Guy T. Rockwell
program chairman, will introduce
Mrs. Arthur O'Day, who will pre-
sent a comedy reading, eve
Since Eve"
Because Of the Golden Age Hob
by show next week, the usual Mon
day meeting of the East Clevelan
group, the Sunny Monday club
will not be held. Instead the mem
bers go to the show at the West
ern Reserve Historical Society au
ditorium. Several members plan t
enter exhibits. All exhibits mus
be of work done since last year
show.
The Cleveland Literary Gull
will hold its first meeting on Tues