East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-23

VI morrlsOn; Program, Mrs. bruci
V. Gottron; Social, Mrs. Estell M
Watson; Community Projects, Mrs
Robert S. Welty; Junior Hill
toppers, Mrs. Norton A. Borges.
Publicity, Mrs. James A. Ralph
Past Presidents Council, Mrs
Joseph W. Millin; Telephone New
Bureau, Mrs. Fred Suppes; Flower
Show, Mrs. w. A. Hess; Room
Display, Mrs. Carl r. Meckstroth
Magazines, Mrs. William J. Furze
Forestry and Wild Life, Mrs. How
ard T. Hoffman; Photography
Mrs. William J. Taylor.
Mrs. William L. Strong, the out.
going president is automatically
Garden Center Representative.
philanthropy Day" is scheduled
for members of the East Cleveland
Woman's Club for Thursday
February 23rd, beginning at 1890
a. m. in the club house.
Red Cross sewing will occupy
the members directed by Philan.
thropy Chairman Mrs. Lloyd E.
Pardee, assisted by President Mrs
Richard S. Horan.
Luncheon at noon is under the
direction of Mrs. Chester A. Har-
Ian assisted by Mrs. F. P. McIlyar.
The Board of Directors meet
Thursday, March 1st at 10:30 am,
At the 2 p. m. meeting Mrs.
Arthur E. Griffith, program chair
man, has arranged a review of
Bare Feet In The Palace" by
Agnes Newton Keith.
A tea will follow the program
with Mrs. Clare Cleary in charge
of table decor. Hostesses pouring
are Mrs. A. G. Beattie and Mrs.
F. D. Wendell.
Two items are on the calendar of
the Cleveland Auxiliary ID, Jewish
War Veterans for February 29th.
At 1 p. m. there will be a dessert
card party at Sherwin's Center,
10502 Carnegie ave.; and that eve-
ming there will be a Purim Social
at Memorial Hall, 1949 East Goth
st.
Golden Ayers whose birthdays
fall in February will serve re-
freshments at the February 9th
of the East Cleveland
Sunny Monday club. The club
meets in the East Cleveland
Womans' Club house.
A tea will be held in the Empire
Room of Hotel Cleveland on Sat-
lrday, February 25th at one o'clock
as a prelude to several of such
to organize all ceramic
lobbyists in greater Cleveland and
surrounding territory. Everyone is
most cordially invited.
The organization of club to be
made up of mothers of twins has
progressed to the election of Off
,ers stage.
The first executives of this or
,ranization will be Mrs. Albert
iaids, 14112 Ardenall ave., presi-
lent; Mrs. Alfred Cancanci, 575
Cast 241st ST., secretary and Mrs.
lanes Baglione, 20461 Fuller ave.,
treasurer.
First on the club agenda will be
/ membership drive. Mothers of
wins interested in exchanging ex-
,eriences with and gaining infor-
nation from other mothers of
wins may call Mrs. Kadis at MU.
--2628. Meeting day is the fourth
Tuesday of each month at s p. m.
It the Slovenian Workmen's Home
IN Waterloo I'd.
At the next meeting which will
,e February 2Sth, DR.. Grafton
will be the speaker.
East Cleveland Alumnas are
loping to be we'll represented at
he Student Luncheon, Saturday,
february 25th at Miller's Dining
room, 16707 Detroit ave. at which
)r. Herrick B. Young, president of
Western College for Women, Ok
ord, Ohio will be the speaker. His
ubject Educating Women for
Century Living" will be
T interest, not only to the alum
ae, but also to their guests, high
chool students and their parents
n the Greater Cleveland area.
East Clevelanders planning to
ttend the luncheon include Mrs.
robert L. Manners of Glynn rd.,
nd Mrs. Arthur Bevan Of Elm
7ood rd., according to Mrs.
rudolph S. Koroncai, of 14480 |
,uclid ave., publicity chairman.