East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-09-27
Clubs


agenda for the Alpha Delta Pi
Alumnae Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 23rd, fifty of them gather
ing at the home of Mrs. Clyde S.
Morgan, 1882 Glynn rd., for the
delightful get-together. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. j. G.
Murray. Mrs. Hubert Mcneil and
Mrs. H. TORY Walker.
A tea, designed to welcome old
and new members to club activi-
ties, will be held by the East Cleve-
land Woman's Club at the club
house Thursday, October 4th at
200 p. m.
A musical program featuring
Mrs. Craig Hitchcock, soprano, and
Mrs. Rosa Lobe, at the piano, will
be presented by Mrs. T. j. Hemler,
program chairman. The tea table
will be in charge of Mrs. G. H.
Leffel and her committee-while
Mrs. Wayne Blough and Mrs.
Arthur Roberts act as hostesses
for the day.
Ladies of Kiwanis will resume
their pleasant social meetings
Monday, October 1st, the first
meeting of the fall and winter
being held in the home of Mrs.
R. r. Stratton, 1885 Sheldon st.
Following the luncheon Miss X.
Lucille Provo, dean of girls at
Shaw High School will tell of her
summer trip to Japan and China.
The assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Ralph R. Heikes and Mrs.
f. NJ. Preston.
Mrs. Loren Gray of 1121 Yellow
stone rd., will be the hostess to
the Tale Tellers club at her home
Monday evening, October 1st, at
735 o'clock. AS is the custom for
the clubs program, a member,
Miss Twila H. Gimmel will give
a book review. The chosen book
for this meeting is Soldiers With
out Swords" by Herbert A. Wis
bey, jr.
Facing what promises to be an
other busy and worthwhile season,
the Junior Board of Huron Road
Hospital will have its first meet
ing of the Fall Wednesday, Octo-
Der 3rd at 1890 p. m. Luncheon
will be served by Mrs. F. Dwight
Connar, jr., with her aid hostesses
Mrs. Paul F. Boyd, Mrs. Paul T.
Evans, Mrs. Leo H. Simosan and
Mrs. John Urick. To conclude the
meeting the members will be taken
on a tour of the new addition to
the hospital.
Newcomers to East Cleveland
are invited to join the YWCA East
eide Newcomers Club which meets
at the YWCA Center, 1885 Euclid
ave-, Thursday, October 4th at
1:30 p. m. Not only will they meet
other newcomers, but they will
have an opportunity to become ac-
quainted with one of the Greater
Cleveland areas most important
projects, participation in the st.
Lawrence Seaway. A sound color
film, depicting this vast undertak-
ing, will be shown through the
courtesy of The Cleveland Press
in cooperation with the st. Lawr-
ence Seaway Development Corp.
You may bring a guest. Please
note the change in date from Mon
doy to Thursday. The hour of 1870
is the same.
Behind every corp of executive
officers is a small army of COM
mittee chairmen whose constant
interest is one of the spark plugs
toward the success of the organi-
zation.
Selection Of committee chair
men for the East Cleveland Wo-
mans Club new year is announced
by the president, Mrs. Arthur E.
Griffith as follows:
Finance-Mrs. r. V. Coburn,
Social - Mrs. Claire Cleary with
co-chairman Mrs. J. J. Shalvoy;
Hospitality-Mrs. G. H. Leffel
with Mrs. c. A. Madaus, co-chair-
man.
In the field Of philantrophy,
which is a handspring in the clubs
activities, Mrs. L. r. Pardee and
Mrs. A. G. Snyder head a commit
tee of sub-chairmen, each as
signed to a particular service as
follows: Blossom Hill, Miss Cath
crime Ross; Red Cross, Mrs. Sny-
der; Florence Crittenden Home,
Mrs. Guy T. Rockwell; Rainbow
Hospital, Mrs. F. P. McIllyar;