Leap Year Social Decided Success At Alameda Club
The Alameda club held a leap year box social in Hughes hall on Wednesday with men bringing boxes for auction by Claude Mantz, now purchased by the ladies. After merriment, coffee and lunches followed, games and music discussed later, and the men were escorted home by the ladies. The next meeting will be at the same place next Wednesday. Nearby entertainments include Mrs. John Disbrow and Mrs. Leslie Johnson hosting the W. B. P. club at Sheridan avenue, Mrs. Lyle Emery hosting the American Women's guild, Mrs. Charles Thompson hosting the old Kensington, Miss Amy Smith entertaining the N. T. B. girls on Wallace avenue, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Young entertaining the Basket club, and Mrs. R. A. Willson with Mrs. C. P. Norris hosting the Home Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Claude Mantz
John Disbrow
Leslie Johnson
Blaine Street
Sheridan Avenue
American Women's Guild
Lyle Emery
Lyndal Street
Charles Thompson
Old Kensington
Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
B. A. Young
West Grant Street
Basket Club
Sorosis
R. A. Willson
Winter Avenue
C. P. Norris
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Card Club Meeting at Hotel New Castle
Mrs R M Bear hosted the 1902 Card club at the Hotel New Castle on Wednesday evening. Members enjoyed cards with Mrs William Cochran winning the prize. Refreshments followed and the next meeting will be after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R M. Bear
Hotel
New Castle
Card Club
William Cochran
Oak Street couple host WIiAll'O club evening
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Oak street entertained the WIiAll'O club on Wednesday. Pedro was the diversion and winners were Mrs W H Martin and William Davis. Lunch was served. Mrs W H Martin of Long avenue will host the club in two weeks. Louis G Love a chemist for the Davis Coke and Coal company will arrive December 24 to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs B Move of Pine street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Oak Street
Pedro
W. H. Martin
Wiliam Davis
Long Avenue
Louis G. Love
Davis Coke & Coal Company
Thomas, W. Va
Personal Mentions and Local Visitation Notes
Births and visits populate the local social page. Grace Hannon of Sharon visits friends. Frances Thomas returns from Sharon. Katherine Kerns visits sister in Lowellville. Elizabeth K Stetson ends local visit. W H Martin’s sister improving in Pittsburg. Jennie Denny and Emmett O Donnell visit Matthew O Donnell. Clifford Ball sustains hand wound while playing on County Line street. Temple Boyd Raymond Stern and others return from Lowellville. E M Boynton travels to Montclair N J to visit son Clark during holidays. later joining by Mr Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee McKvenny
Newell Avenue
Grace Hannon
Sharon
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
W. H. Martin
Long Avenue
W. J. Busang
Pittsburg
Jennie Denny
Emmett O’donnell
Seventh Ward
Matthew O'Donnell
Youngstown
Clifford
George Ball
Court Street
County Line Street
Temple Boyd
Raymond Stern
James Robinson
Lowellville
E. M. Boynton
Highland Avenue
Montclair
N. J
Clark Boynton
Boynton
Local Women's Christian Temperance Union Meetings
The Croton L T L will meet Sunday at 2 30 PM in Croton Avenue Methodist Church. Terrace Avenue W C T U will gather at Mrs Mary Mc Kay home on Terrace Avenue this Thursday evening. Mrs Elroy Kramer hosts West Side V C T U tomorrow evening in social gathering.
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Croton L. T. L
Croton Avenue
Terrace Avenue
Mary McKay
Elroy Kramer
West Side
Dufford's Closing Out Toy Line At Below Cost
At Central Presbyterian church on Saturday evening December 19 starting at 8 oclock a sale offers chicken escalloped potatoes peas cold slaw pickles jelly bread and butter cheese fruit for 25 cents. Toys priced below manufacturer cost offered for one night only as a closing out sale by Dufford's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Satakey
Dufford’s
Pleasant Event for Brotherhood
The Ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosted a reception in Fidelis hall on Wednesday. J H Douglas was presented a scarf after remarks by Brotherhood reps and a varied program of piano solos recitations and vocal numbers preceded light refreshments. The Highland 500 club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Quig’s home with Mrs Fenton winning at cards and refreshments served. next gathering on January 6 at Mrs Fenton’s Phillips Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Fidelis Hall
J. W. Francis
Mrs. Burke
Thelma Ellis
Helen Williams
Ruth Lee
Nancy Hammond
Mary Sweeney
Ben Gray
Elma Willimer
Flora
Clara Clark
Brotherhood
J. H. Douglas
Carnation Kensington members greet Mrs Kirker at Hartman Street
The Carnation Kensington members received a cordial welcome from Mrs Mary Kirker of Hartman Street Wednesday afternoon. They sewed and chatted for hours and shared a choice lunch hosted by Mrs Kirker and her sister in law. The next meeting will be in four weeks. Charles G Long of Long Avenue has left for an extended western trip to Oklahoma City and then to the Imperial Valley and Los Angeles before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington
Mary Kirker
Hartman Street
Kirker
Charles G. Long
Long Avenue
Oklahoma City
Okla
Imperial Valley
California
Los Angeles
B A G Club Meeting Postponed to December 31
The B A G club meeting set for Friday evening with Mrs John Bay of Croton avenue is postponed to Thursday evening December 31. A watch meeting will be held at the home of Miss Anna Rhodes of Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. G. Club
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Anna Rhodes
Deaths of the Day Mrs Fitzhugh Buried
The funeral of Mrs Lena Fitzhugh of West Falls street was held Wednesday with a service at her home then at Mercer church. Rev J E Little led the Mercer service before interment in Mercer Cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Lewis, George Baker, Henry Myers, Robert Wynn, Andrew Young, Walla Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Cemetery
Edward Lewis
George Baker
Henry Myers
Robert Wynn
Andrew Young
Walla Robinson
Child
Little John Kelly Byerly
Clyde Byerly
West Clayton Street
R.N. Merrillt
Mahoningtown
M. E. Church
Valley View Cemetery
Doll Sale For Trinity Church Benefit
A doll sale will be held Saturday afternoon and evening December 19 at the residence of Mrs. Harry McKee at Mill and Falls streets. Dolls priced at 1.00 will be available to raise funds for Trinity church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKee
Mill and
Falls Streets
Trinity Church
Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs Advertised at 25 Cents
Local ad offers hand embroidered handkerchiefs priced from 25 cents with a range of fancy goods and novelties. Shoppers are invited to browse the selection at the listed storefront 9616.
Defendants Part in Annis Assassination Continues
The court hears testimony about the Bayside club model and witness contradictions while Dr. Smock, Dr. Bloodgod and coroner Frye outline gunshot deaths. Mrs Annis testifies. Skura is challenged. Burchfield links Thornton Hains to property talks. shooting described with Annis at the tiller and reactions aboard the yacht club float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Bayside Club
McIntyre
Adament
McLoud
Flushing
Annis
Flushing Hospital
Jones
Syracuse
Long Island City
Frye
Frey
Darrin
W. B. Annis
Claid
Dr. Smock
Justice Crane
Mrs. Annis
Hains Brothers
Yacht Club
Skura
Charles Burchfield
Lucinton Hains
Emerson
Thornton Hains
Jefferson
Hains
Burchfield
Thornton
Storms
Rockwell
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Dumas
Fine Cloth Editions
Lowell
Tennyson
Crowell
With ME
Christy
Harrison Fisher Book
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Nelson
Bagster
Roycroft
Rubiyat
Wetzler
Highland 500 Club
Mrs. Patterson
Mary M. Patterson
Robert Patterson
Neshannock
New Wilmington
Brooklyn Avenue
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
R. F
J. S
W. W. Patterson
J. Thompson
James Davidson
Wampum
Chewton
Clinton Cemetery
E. R. Tait
Wampum Presbyterian Church
John P. Robinson
Mulberry Street
Butler
Oak Park Cemetery
Doll Sale
Blevins
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Annis
Andrews
John Tonning
Tonning
Torming
New Market
North Mill Street
the Boys and Girls of
St. Mary’s
Winter Bros
Euwer
Bissell
Grand Rapids
Bussell
Brussels
Axminster
Nottingham
Ino. C. Dwyer
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