East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-11
Clubs

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Mrs. F. d. Woodward of 1848
Roseland ave-, will receive the
members of the Book and Thimble
Club at her home on Saturday,
October 18th at one o'clock. Mrs.
NJ. Smith will speak on the Irish
Renaissance.
Members of the East Cleveland
Chapter of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Association of
America will attend the fall meet
ing of the Third District of the
association on Sunday, October
14th, at the Brookside Country
Club, Wadsworth, Ohio. Edythe
Linekar, Director of the Third Dis
trict, will conduct the meeting.
The agenda includes a 900
o'clock coffee hour as guests of
the Wadsworth Club. A three
group buzz-panel-workshop session
follows, each with moderator and
panel.
After luncheon State Represen-
tative Cecilia Healy vii lspeak.
CECILIAN MUSICAL CLUB
Mrs. Howard NJ. Lord will open
her home at 1112 Carver rd., Cleve-
land Heights for the first meet
ing of the Cecilian Musical Club
on Friday, October 18th at 1890.
Assistant hostesses for the lunch
con will be Mrs. Walter C. Kelsey
and Mrs. Harvey Mcclure.
The afternoons program will in
clude Miss Norma Lester, flutist,
accompanied by Mrs. w. A.
Stephenson; Mildred w. Atterholt,
soprano, accompanied by Grace
Toy Davidson; and Robert Kit,
pianist.
The wise woman plans we'll
ahead. With this thought in mind,
the Ohio University Mothers Club
will hear Mrs. Ruth Engler,
food specialist talk on Holiday
Entertainment" at their Tuesday.
October 26th meeting at Higbee's
Vista Room at lis p. m. Mothers
of all present and former students
are invited.
Two features will marke the
October 18th meeting of Hilltop
Garden Club to be held at Gale
donia School, at 1:3O O'Clock. Ar
thur and Mildred Leudy of Inde-
pendence will lecture on "The
Christmas Rose" and the Hilltop
Hobby display will be on exhibit.
Tea viii lbe served by Mrs. A.
K. Gaetjens, chairman, Mrs. Robert
Merkle, Mrs. S. B. Prarce, Mrs. J.
VI. Smith, Mrs. j. A. st. Louis and
Mrs. A. E. Wilson.
At the Monday, October 18th
meeting of the Women's' Board of
Huron Road Hospital Mrs. J. Ford
Pisor, program chairman, will pre-
sent Mrs. Mabel NJ. Smith, mem
ber and we'll known in Cleveland
music circles, who has planned
unique program of piano music
with a quartet of performers US
ing one keyboard. Playing will be
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Harry Willett,
Mrs. Hazel Stephens and Miss
Frances Starrett. Mrs. Smith will
Frances Starret. Mrs. Smith will
present short paper on the his
tory of music from Bible times.
The surgical dressing unit will
meet at 1000 a. m. under the di-
rection of Chairman Mrs. VIM. c.
Domino. Mrs. Guy T. Rockwell, |
president, is meeting with the
executive committee at 1870 am.
and luncheon at noon in the hospi-
tai cafeteria.
A tea will climax the days ac-
tivities with hospitality chairman,
Mrs, Chester Burke, in charge of
table decor. Hostesses for the tea
are the following: Mrs. Charles
Ramsey, Mrs. c. C. Myers, Mrs.
H. D. Pocock, Mrs. G. n. Maneri, |
Mrs. A. Z. Rinear and Mrs. F. J.
Livingston will be chairmen of |
hostesses for the day.
"a Weekend at the Waldorf"
is the theme for the Delta Gamma
East alumnae benefit bridge, |
luncheon on Saturday, October 13,
at 1890 p. m. at Higbee's tenth
floor auditorium.
The auditorium will be deco
rated with New York City travel
posters and miniature airplanes. |
On the tables will be Delta Gam
ma crested tallies created by Miss
Ann Knowlton and Miss Cathy |
Mayfield; handmade cock tai |
aprons for table gifts made under
the direction of Mrs. Robert NJ.
Clements; and imported match |
boxes, Waldorf-Astorie menues
and post cards as favors. There
will be a display of pre-school /
blind toys, books, and special
equipment.