Farewell Party For Ramsey Family Before Portland Move
A farewell party in South Bay Street honor of Thomas K Ramsey celebrating his 85th birthday and the Ramsey family departure to Portland Oregon. Hosts Mr and Mrs Robert McCurdy on Lathrop Street welcomed twenty plus friends with games social talk and a luncheon hosted by Mrs McCurdy and her sister Mrs Margaret Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Ramsey
South Bay Street
Ramsey
Portland
Ore
Robert McCurdy
Lathrop Street
Msey
Visitors Attend P H G C Lodge Meeting
An unusually interesting Protected Home Circle session Thursday featured several new member initiations. Mr. and Mrs. Baird of Cleveland attended. Mr. Baird from the supreme council travels to aid degree teams. The local team gifted him an umbrella and Mrs. Baird performed musical numbers. The evening closed with a musical and literary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Baird
Cleveland
Supreme Council
Missionary Society Meets at Second United Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Missionary society of the Second United Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon. Miss Margaret Houston of the Moody Institute Chicago spoke on personal work while Mrs Margaret Speer Gibson discussed work among foreigners. Delegates elected were Mrs D G Duff and Mrs A M Hogue with alternates Mrs Elizabeth Douds and Mrs W B McMillin for the Beaver Valley Presbyterian convention in Beaver Falls next Thursday April 9. The next meeting is the first Thursday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Second United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Houston
Moody Institute
Chicago
Margaret Speer Gibson
D. G. Duff
A. M. Hogue
Elizabeth Douds
McMillin
Beaver Valley
Beaver Falls
Local Women Host Card Parties Honoring Guests
Mrs William K Miller hosts a card gathering on North Mercer Street for Miss Jean Norris. Adeline and Ruth Woodworth entertain an afternoon card party on Wallace Avenue for Miss Irene Watson of Toronto. Felicia Hamilton invites guests to a Saturday afternoon Kensington event in honor of a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Miller
North Mercer Street
Jean Norris
Adeline
Ruth Woodworth
Wallace Avenue
Irene Watson
Toronto
Felicia Hamilton
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
East Sut ton Hosts Mezeppa Club Social Evening
Miss Abby Hopkins of East Sutton street entertained the Mezeppa club Wednesday evening with an informal social period and a dainty luncheon. Miss lene Shaw of Raymond street will entertain the club two weeks from last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Hopkins
East Sutton Street
Lené Shaw
Raymond Street
Alameda Club Meeting Moved to Campbell Home
On account of illness in Miss Elizabeth McWilliams family the Alameda club will be entertained at R. D. Campbell’s home on Lyndal street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Elizabeth McWilliams
Hamilton Street
R. D. Campbell
Lyndal Street
Fellows Dance Rescheduled to Tuesday in Mikado Hall
The Fellows dance originally set for Monday evening April 20 is moved to Tuesday evening April 21 in Mikado hall due to conflicting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikado Hall
Pyle Family Returns From Waynesville for Mrs. Pyle’s Health
Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyle and daughter Eleanor returned from Waynesville North Carolina where they spent the winter for the benefit of Mrs Pyle's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pyle
Eleanor
Waynesville, N. C
Wedding of Mildred Welch and J. W. Lover at Home
The wedding of Mildred E. Welch and J. W. Lover took place at the bride’s mother home at high noon. Dr. T. W. Douglas officiated, Miss Hattie Welch played the wedding march, and the bride wore white with pink roses. They planned a 2:30 pm trip to Pittsburg Cumberland Md Washington, returning to 619 West Madison Avenue after May 1, with ample gifts reflecting friends’ esteem. Lover works at Welch and Lover hardware, and Welch is a stenographer in W. D. Clark’s insurance office. many friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred E. Welch
West Madison Avenue
J. W. Lover
South Wayne Street
J. J. Welch
Hattie Welch
T. W. Douglas
Pittsburg
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
West
Madison Avenue
Dunlaps to Celebrate Golden Wedding with City Receptions
Rev and Mrs C H Dunlap of Avalon former residents here mark their golden anniversary with two large church receptions. Pennsyl vania trains 12 46 and 4 45 pm will stop at Avalon for guest return. Pittsburgh trains 8 30 and 11 30 pm also stop there. Supper and overnight accommodations arranged. local friends including Mr and Mrs John D Nothdurst and Mr and Mrs Cowden Bleakley invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dunlap
Avalon
Rev. Dunlap
Pittsburg
John D. Nothdurst
Cowden Bleakley
Mrs Young of Mt Clemens Visiting Cousin in County Line
Mrs Charles Young of Mt Clemens Michigan visits cousin Miss Mariel O Neill on County Line street before departing for Washington D C as a delegate for the seventh time to the continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The pair are great granddaughters of Major General John Patterson and Mrs Young follows the Memorial Continental Hall project in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Mariel O'Neill
County Line Street
Young
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss O'Neill
John Patterson
D. A. R. Meeting Postponed in Lawrence Chapter
The Lawrence Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution postponed its Saturday meeting with Mrs. J. H. Frew due to the death of Samuel Perry of South Mill Street. The gathering will be rescheduled for one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Frew
Moody Avenue
Samuel Perry
South Mill Street
Mrs Davis Hosts West Washington Sewing Afternoon
Mrs Thomas Davis of West Washington Street entertained the Taka Kensington Thursday afternoon with sewing as the main diversion and refreshments served by the hostess aided by Mrs Calvert. Mrs John Jones of Boyles Avenue will be hostess in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
West Washington Street
Calvert
John Jones
Boyles Avenue
Wilkinsburg Woman Miss Emma Sample Honors Afternoon Event
Miss Emma Sample of Wilkinsburg held the honor post Thursday afternoon when Miss Olive Johnson of Pittsburg Street entertained the 8 8 8 S Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sample
Wilkinsburg
Olive Johnson
Pittsburg Street
S. Kensington
Burke and Primm Wedding Arranged by Father O Shea
Marital news reports the marriage of Miss Lillian Burke and Mr. George Primm solemnized by Father O Shea on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Burke
George Primm
Father O’shea
Local Social News Notes and Recoveries
Miss Maude Muse of Lincoln avenue is recovering from a grip attack. Miss Kitter Schultz of Pittsburg visits Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Allen of West South street. Virginia, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moore of Edgewood avenue, is recovering from an illness. Mrs. Lila A. Brown has returned from visits in Northern Kansas and Iowa. Miss Emma Sample of Wilkinsburg returns home after visiting Miss Olive Johnston of Pittsburg street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Muse
Lincoln Avenue
Kitter Schultz
Pittsburg
T. D. Allen
West South Street
Virginia
Oliver Moore
Edgewood Avenue
Lila A. Brown
Kansas
Iowa
Emma Sample
Wilkinsburg
Olive Johnston
Pittsburg Street
Hopewell cemetery improved as ground cleared and other work done
In New Bedford the Hopewell cemetery has been greatly improved with ground cleared and other enhancements. Miss Sadie Wortman and Miss Ssephene Wortman have returned from Pittsburg mil linery openings. Sadie will work in Pulaski and Ssephene in Sharon this season. A Frizzleburg spelling bee directed by Nashua WCTU drew local youth. Blanche Cummings won first prize for Idylls of the King and Edna McClung took second for In Time of Peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Sadie
Ssephene Wortman
Pittsburg
Pulaski
Sharon
Frizzleburg
Nashua
Blanche Cummings
Curl Optical Opens at New Mill Street Location
The Eye a Specialty. Curl, Optical Specialist, announces a new location at 51 corner Mill and North streets. Free examinations offered. Errors of vision corrected without drugs. 19016 eod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curl
Corner Mill and
North Streets
Eod
Pie social at First Christ church Friday evening
Girls are invited to make a pie and catch a boy to bring both to the pie social at First Christ Church on Friday evening April 8, 1908. Proceeds support church activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. H. GC. Lodge
Missionary Meeting
Mezzeppa Club
Fellows Dance
Taka Kensington
Burke-Primm
Spalding and
Metzler
New Castle
Hnset
Mather Brothers Co
Washington Street
New Bedford
Euwers
New York
N. Y
Miss Watkins
J. N. Euwers
M. R. Silverman
New Castle, Pa
E. 11Th St
Buwers
Bowers
New Waist Dept
Royal
MacKelvey
Buwer’s
Phipps
America
Gage Bros. Hats
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