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‘scheme was in green and white. Mu- \.sic was the chief diversion of tne evening.PWhMiel Senacw ClooesA recital .of unusual merit, closed the Philomel season Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's Club, wnen Mfea OMve Learson, pianist and Mrs. Gertrude Sykes King, soprano, gave n charming recital. Mrs. Kiug possesses a voice of rare beauty and sympathetic quality, and her artistic rendition of gongs demanding the powers of a treat artlat. a on hearty recognition. Heir effective wor* and winning persona'ity captivated her audience and enthusiastic applause, followed each group. There was much interest in Miss Law-son's playing, for she returns here after several years study with un-qneBtionally added facility and breadth of interpretation. The numbers were beautifully rendered, from the Schumann Paschlngsschwark toRebeccas Will Katerlala.The Rebecca Lodge, of Sheffield, will be entertained tomorrow evening by the Warren lodge. The visiting order will confer the degreeon the candidates.Society to MeedThe Woman's Missionary Society, of the First Evangelic*! church, will hold its regular meeting n the church Friday afternoon at 2 - 3C o'clock.Trinity Guild to MeetTrinity Guild, of the Epiecojial church will meet next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Visa Anna Rcckwell at her home, corner Third avenue and Poplar street.rlt;wntiUcet:nf.aKanawha Ctab Lunched.The Kanawha club was entertained at a 1 o’clock luncheon today by M« KuV.u.«u — .Mrs- Grant Armagoet at her home onthe Gounod-Liszt Fantasie she scored 1 Irvine street. Sewing occupied thea great sqccees. The Philomel too* pride and pleasure in presenting these artists to a Warren audience. The afternoon was brought to asuccessful tfose by tne serving of de-, licious refreshments by a committee ! of hostesses: Mrs. J. W. Kitchen, Mrs. E. S. Lindsey Mre. Haines, Mrs. iRose Abbott, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. H. F. Clawson. Mies Knopf, Miss Cooney and Miss Richey.ladies during the afternoon.The Program. ----------Piano—Faschiogsschwank, op. 2«, I Martin Nelson went to Kane this Schumann. (Allegro, Intermezzo. 1 morning on business.Scherzino.) j Dr. C. W. Schmehl arrived home -Song—Roberto, from “Robert C. this •.nomine- from a trip to I’hila . Di£_ble,” Meyerbeer. delpliia and Harrisburg.Piano—Etude in'A flat.. ..Chom, L M Schuler went to Butler to-Impromptu, op. 89, No. 1, Chopin ^ tQ tiome a new Chevrolet!Etude in D flat. ........he recently sold.gs-—Zueignung....... traiioS 4 Mre D M Donahue and sisterTitW8TiUe’spentG°Songs—In Maytime, Dudley Buck} Miss Lucille Baker, 104 Carver I Hear a Thrush at Eve Cadman street, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. jUntil .....Sanderson., L. Cummings, in Bradford. . [ C. A. Mook left this afternoon forMarried in Chicago. j New Lebanon, Mercer county, on aChatablt CM Dined.Mrs. Lee Hull, of Frank street, en- i tertained the Chatabit Club Wednes- I, day evening at lt;* o'clock dinner.PERSONAL ITEMSI). W. Murphy went to Jamestown this afternoon on business.i jiurrtcu in j-----—------. ’ _FHends here hare received air— short visit with his mother*1 nouncement of the wedding of Missj Boyd Gheriag returned to Edia-Inez Matthews Waters to Mr. Myron boro this morning after spending G Sanderson in Chicago. Mr. San- a few days with his parents here, derson, who is the Bon of M. M. San-1 Harry Conroy airived home tuns, derson, formerly of this city and now morning from Erie where ae went manager of the Warren Mica Lubri- yesterday. icant Companv of Buffalo, is in charge Mrs. M. S. Guth, of Erie, is spend- j of the western sales division of the ing the week here the guest oE tf^s. | concern at Chicago. [M. W. Jamieson.Mrs. H. D. Whiting, of Corry, a; Encagcmeivt Announced delegate to the U. B. Mksion Ccn-I Mrs. Frank Rapp entertained fereiix-e here, is a guest of Mrs. r. N.about twenty friends at her home on Marlett.I Dartmouth street last evening in Louis M. Lowe left yesterday .or i! honor of Jbcv lughier. Hazel whose ; Erie to enter upon his new position I engagement to Milton Witz, of this with the Pennsylvania Gas Com-. ,cRv was announced A delKlou-r pary.* tPKr. fnlnT 1 -J
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Warren Evening Mirror
Warren, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, May 04, 1916
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