Wednesday Morning Musical Club Meets at First Baptist
The Wednesday Morning Musical club gathered at 10 in the First Baptist church with Mrs. B. B. Sankey hosting. Members shared what they learned, then performed a program including Paderewski and Bohm pieces, vocal numbers, and piano works by Lehr et al. Miss Natalie Jenkins, Miss Margaret Kirk, and Miss Sara Dana Falls among others contributed. Mrs. W. D. Wallace to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B. B. Sankey
Theodore Leschetizky
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Behr
Ethel McMurry
Sketen
Goldie Ingels Flegg
Massenet
Miss Hoyt
Pierrette
Chaminate
Natalie Jenkins
Paderewski
Margaret Kirk
Becker
William Tell
W. W. Wallace
Mary Hamilton
Love
Goddard
Gula Frew
Mendelssohn -Mies
Sue McConahy
Sara Dana Falls
Mignon
D’hardelot
Emma Brown
W. D. Wallace
Easter Themed Evening Club Entertains
Miss Jean Buxton of East North Street hosted the Evening club on Wednesday using Easter novelties for decorations and favors. Grace Gibson of Pittsburg Street is set to entertain the club on Thursday evening, April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Buxton
East North Street
Evening Club
Grace Gibson
Pittsburg Street
Afternoon Whist Club Luncheon at Lawrence Club
Members of the Afternoon Whist club enjoyed a luncheon at the Lawrence club hosted by Mrs. Lee R. Gordon of North Mercer street. The event was followed by a card game at the hostess’s home with Mrs. H. M. Wirsing winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Lee R. Gordon
North Mercer Street
H. M. Wirsing
Woman's Foreign Missionary annual meeting at Mrs Norris home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church holds its annual meeting for officer elections at Mrs J C Norris residence on West Washington Street Friday afternoon. Members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Norris
West Washington Street
Miss Clare Hoye Hosts Sunday School Event At Neshannock
Miss Clare Hoye held the honor post Wednesday evening as Miss Kate Armstrong entertained the Sunday school group she joins. Guests and refreshments followed. The Worner society of Eow pal church meets at 3 o'clock with W Reynolds on foreign Missionary affairs. The Methodist Episcopal group will gather Friday afternoon at Mrs. R. West Long Avenue’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hoye
Kate Armstrong
Neshannockavee
Comes
The
Worner Society of
Eow Pal Church
W. Reynolds
Long Avenue
Norris McConnell Invitations Out
Mr and Mrs Edwin F Norris of West Grant street issue invitations for the wedding of their eldest daughter Miss Jean Norris and Mr Findley McConnell on Tuesday evening April 16. The ceremony is by Rev E E B Higley at the First Methodist church with a quiet immediate family ceremony and a reception from 6 to 8. The couple will travel east for a wedding trip and return to McKee Place Pittsburg after May 1 to be at home with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant Street
Jean Norris
Findley McConnell
E. E B. Higley
First Methodist Church
McKee Place
Pittsburg
Social entertainments and club gatherings listed
Miss Thora Shields hosts the B A G club at 194 Vine Street. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society annual bank offering meets at Mrs J C Norris’s West Washington Street home with Miss Adeline Woodworth hosting an evening board party for Miss Irene Watson of Toronto. Sorosis plans a surprise visit at Mrs Frank R Woods on Sheridan Avenue. Miss Layre Hice hosts the X Y Z girls at North Mercer Street. Mr and Mrs R W Jackson host the Highland 500 club at Highlands Avenue. Miss Agnes Burns hosts the Edison Tea girls at Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Shields
Vine Street
B. A. G. Club
First Methodist Church
J. JC. Norris
West Washington Street
Adeline Woodworth
Wallace Avenue
Irene Watson
Toronto
Sorosis
Frank R. Woods
Sheridan Avenue
Layre Hice
North Mercer Street
R. W. Jackson
Highland Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Agnes Burns
Pine Street
Edis Tsae
Engagement Celebration Fetes Miss Norris and Mr McConnell
Mrs. William F. Moody of Delaware avenue hosted a Wednesday afternoon card party for the couple to be Miss Jean Norris and Findley McConnell. Prizes went to Mrs. George Winter. Norris is also to be honored Saturday for another card party by Mrs. William K. Miller on North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Norris
Findley McConnell
William F. Moody
Delaware Avenue
George Winter
Miss Norris
William K. Miller
North Mercer Street
Birthday Party for Children at West North Street
Harold Stump celebrated his fifth birthday Wednesday afternoon with games and diversions for the children. Mrs. Stump hosted a luncheon assisted by Mrs. Ritchey, Mrs. Robbins, and Mrs. Philpot. A large birthday cake with candles adorned the table and many gifts were given to Harold and his guests included Harold Philpot, Kenneth Hammond, Fred Davis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarty
Harold Stump
West Northstreet
Eleanor Bollinger
Margaret Egan
Chester Johns
George Bollinger
Marietta Stump
Howard Stump
Birthday Party For Gertrude Gettings Sixth Birthday
Ten playmates gathered at Gertrude Gettings's Cascade street home Wednesday evening to celebrate her sixth birthday anniversary with games and a supper. A large birthday cake with lighted candles graced the table during the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gettings
Cascade Street
Local couple to sail from Liverpool next Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Long and their party plan a trip abroad and will sail from Liverpool on Wednesday, April 8, with an expected arrival about 10 to 12 days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Long
Liverpool
Current Events Circle Meets in 1906 Discussion
The Current Events circle of 1906 met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J P Caldwell of Emerson street. The group planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs John A Butler of Crawford avenue to choose a new topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Caldwell
Emerson Street
John A. Butler
Crawford Avenue
Croton Avenue Hostesses Entertain Friends
Mrs F A Hover of Croton avenue entertains a party this week with guests including Mrs d C Crawshaw and son Emerson of Pittsburg Mrs Mary Gerney of New York and Miss Lettie Gibson of New Wilmington joining at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
D. C. Crawshaw and Son
Emerson
Pittsburg
Mary Gerney
New York
Lettie Gibson
New Wilmington
Priest aids Forty Hours devotion at St Marys Polish Church
Rev. Father Wilk, pastor of St Stanislaus Church on South Avenue, traveled to New Castle today to assist in the Forty Hours devotion services at St. Marys Polish Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Wilk
St. Stanislaus Church
South Avenue
New Castle
St. Mary’s Polish Church
Youngstown
Social Evening Honors Miss Irene Watson in North Mercer
Miss Jessie Wilson hosted an informal Wednesday gathering on North Mercer Street in honor of Miss Irene Watson of Toronto Ontario. Music and games preceded a dainty luncheon during the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Irene Watson
Toronto
Farewell Surprise for Mr and Mrs Hoffman
Mrs Cukerbraum and her son Alfred of this city attended a farewell surprise for Mr and Mrs Hoffman of Youngstown on Tuesday evening hosted by friends and neighbors.
Mrs Miller Hosts Cards for Miss Norris in Mercer Street Honor
Mrs William K Miller of North Mercer street will entertain at cards Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Jean Norris. A marriage license has been granted at Youngstown to Evan Davis of this city and Alice Hogan of Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Miller
North Mercer Street
Jean Norris
Youngstown
Evan Davis
Alice Hogan
Sharon
Social notes from Grove City area residents
Roy Clark of Grove City visits friends in this city. Mrs. George Hoelzle of Wallace Avenue visits Sharon relatives. Mrs. G. S. Harrington of Greenville returns from a city visit. Civil Engineer William C. Welker moves to a new home on Morton Street. Florence Watts of Homesdale visits at A. T. Brown’s on Beaver Street. Eva Sewall of Pittsburgh visits sister Jessie Angell on Pine Street. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nunn of the Gunning block. George Jett of Spruce Street leaves for Chicago for a new job. Emma Bauman of Pittsburgh visits J. Ed Cooke on Wallace Avenue. Mrs. Harry Ow of Pittsburgh returns from a visit with Mrs. Benjamin on Wallace Avenue. Agnes Wallace of Wallace Avenue visits Laura Willis on State Street, Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Carson move from Long Avenue to the corner of Wallace and Highland Avenues. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Garvin return from Hot Springs Arkansas. Bessie Koehler visits L. W. Platt on Centennial Street and returns home to Erie. Elizabeth Patterson returns to Westminster College after spring vacation with her parents on Wallace Avenue. Edith Moore returns to Westminster after vacation with parents on Grant Street. Lavina Floyd, Westminster student, also returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Grove City
George Hoelzle
Wallace Avenue
Sharon
G. 8. Harrington
Greenville
William C. Welker
Morton Street
Florence Watts
Homesdale
A. T Brown
Beaver Street
Eva Sewall
Pittsburg
Jessie Angell
Pine Street
W. M. Nunn
Gunning Block
George Jett
Spruce Street
Chicago
Emma Bauman
J. Ed Cooke
Harry Ow
Benjamin
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Ave
Bessie Koehler
Erie
John Mitchell to Start Labor Paper in Indianapolis
John Mitchell retired president of the United Mine Workers announces plans to launch a weekly Indianapolis labor paper. The publication will aim to foster industrial peace between miners and operators and cover mining and general labor issues. He expects strong subscriptions from both miners and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Pie and Boy Catch at First Christian Pie Social
A pie social will be held at First Christian church Friday evening April 3 190d. Attendees are invited to join to enjoy baked goods and a community gathering with a note to bring both a pie and a boy to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Y M C A Seeks Books and Plans Junior Activities
The Y M C A notes a new library for younger boys and invites suitable books from donors. Junior billiard contests start next week with weekly play. Junior B Stamp and Coin club meets Friday at 4 pm, Junior A on Saturday at 8 am. Debating club to discuss streetcar ownership. A four to six team baseball league forms under Physical Director Brown. A woods outing for about 150 boys directed by C H Volz completes the department’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
C. H. Volz
Youngstown
Rifle Range
Dravo lands big bridge contract for Beaver Ohio river span
Contracts totaling about $500,000 were awarded to Dravo Construction by the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad for the Beaver Ohio River bridge project. The $4 million structure will replace the old single track, require track realignment, and employ hundreds of workers as masonry and steel work proceeds. Colonel J. M. Schoonmaker and W. A. Terry left for New York to meet with New York Central officials after the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dravo Construction Company
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Ohio River
Beaver
J. M. Schoonmaker
Lake Erie
W. A. Terry
New York
New York Central
West Side WCTU Meeting and Miss Ringland Address
The West Side W C T U will meet at Mrs. Calvert's West Washington street home on Friday evening April 5. Miss Alice Ringland, a returned missionary from Africa, will give an address next Tuesday evening April 7 at Central Presbyterian Church. Ringland collaborates with Rev Andrew Murray in the South African field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Calvert
West Washington Street
Alice Ringland
Africa
Central Presbyterian Church
Miss Ringland
Andrew Murray
A P Grant Relocates to 132 East Washington Street
A. P. Grant announces move to 132 East Washington Street two doors east from the former location in 19116. The note provides the new address and approximate neighborhood placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
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Startling
Black Friday
Copenhagen
Reseda
Bates
Seersucker
Madras
Buwers
McCall
Euwers
U. S
Biles
RILES
E. Washington St
Norris
M’connell
Nue
Laura Wallis
State Street
Nevin Carson
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
B. F. Garvin
Shenango Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Edith Moore
S. M. Moore
Grant Street
Westminster
Lavina Floyd
Owens Studio
Baby Photographs
East Washington St
Y.M.C.A
William Hazlett
Howard Horner
Roy W. Hazen
John Herbert
M. Lee Galley
Charles Hulmes
A. P. Grant
Physicians Pharmacy
N. Mil Beast St
Pride OF the North
Ohio
Montana
Wampum Mill CO
Wampum, PA
Rice’s
East Street
S. B. Kennelly Co
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