Leap year social at Hughes ball features and upcoming club events
Women of the Alaweda club hosted a leap year social Tuesday night at the Hughes ball, men bought auction boxes for the first time, and guests enjoyed coffee and lunches. The next meeting will be at the same place next Wednesday. Mrs. John Distraw and Mrs. Leslie Johnson plan an evening party at a farmer’s home on Sheridan avenue for the W S P club. Various society groups list upcoming entertainments and hostesses on different streets and homes.
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Alaweda Club
Hughes
Claude Maniz
Everts
John Distraw
Leslie Johnson
Blalye Street
W. S. P. Club
Farmer
Sheridan Avenue
American Women's Guild
Lyle Emery
Lynda Street
Charles Thompson
Tha .Vud
B., Young
West Grant ‘Street
Basket Club
Sorosis
A.’ Willzon
Winter Avenue
P. Norris
Mindonery Society
First Methodist Church
FE. M. D
Highland Avenue
Highland 800 Club
J. A. Fenton
A. Fenton
Pans
Pleasant Brotherhood Event at Fidelis Hall
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosted a reception in Fidelis Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. J W Francis gave the welcome, with a program of piano solos recitations and vocal numbers performed by local women and Miss Thelma Ellis Miss Helen Williams Miss Ruth Lee Miss Nancy Hammond Miss Mary Sweeney Miss Elma Willmer and Miss Flora Clark Miss Clara Clark. Brotherhood reps offered remarks and presented Councilman J I Douglas with a scarf.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Fidelis Hall
J. W. Francis
Mrs. Burke
Thelma Ellis
Helen Williams
Fiano
Ruth Lee
Nancy Hammond
Mary Sweeney
Ben Gray
Elma Whllmer
Flora
Clara Clark
Brotherhood
The
Indies
J. I. Douglas
Personal Mentions From City Residents
Local social notes list visits and returns of residents including Miss Grace Hannon and Miss Frances Thomen, Mrs Elizabeth K. Stetson, Mrs Katherine Kerns, Mrs Hannah Vandegrift, and W. H. Martin’s sister. plus a sixth ward gathering and a child’s injury on County Line Street. Several families travel to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Montclair, and Lowellville for holidays or visits.
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Croton Avenue
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
W. H. Martin
Long Avenue
W. J. Busagg
Pittsburg
Jennia Denny
Hmmels, O'Donnell
Seventh Ward
Matthew O'Donnell
Youngstown
Clifford
George Ball
Court Street
County Line Street
Temple Boyd
Raymond Stern
James Robinson
Lowellville
EB. M. Boynton
Highland
Montclair
N. J
Clark Bornton
Mr. Boynton
W. C. T U and L. T. L. Meetings Scheduled
The Croton L. T. L. plans a Sunday meeting at 2330 in Croton Avenue Methodist church. The Terrace W. C. T. U. will gather at Mrs. Mary McKay’s Terrace Avenue home this Thursday evening for a social event. A Weet Gide W. C. T. U. meeting is set for tomorrow evening with Mrs Ebony Kramer hosting. A chicken supper is listed at Central Presbyterian Church Saturday December 13 from 6 to 8 with stated menu items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Central Presbyterian Church
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Fitzhugh Buried
The funeral of Mrs Jeno Fitzhugh of Wer Falls street was held Wednesday with a short service at her residence. The remains were taken to Mercer on the 20 train for services in the Mercer church conducted by Rev J Z Lille. Interment followed at Hierner Cemetery with pallbearers J Edward Lewis George Baker Henry Myers Robert Wynne Andrew Youngs and Walla Robinson. Mrs Patterson Buried in New Wilmington. The services were at 132 Brooklyn Avenue with Dr Scott J Hervey of First Presbyterian officiating and music by a quartet. Pallbearers were J L S B R F J L and WW Patterson and J Thompson. Davidsons funeral to be Friday at 11 from the family residence near Chewton. interment at Clinton Cemetery. Rev E R Tait to conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fformer
Hierner Cemetery
J .Edward Lewis
George Baker
Henry Myers
Robert Wynn
Andrew Youngs
Walla Robinson
Patterson
Mary M. Patterson
Fobert Patterson
Neshatnock
New Wilmington
Brooklyn Avenue
Scott J. Herbhey
First Presbyterian Church
J. L
WW. Patterson
J. Thompson
Dolls For Charity At Trinity Church Benefit Sale
Saturday afternoon and evening, December 49, at the residence of Mrs. Harry McKee on Falls Street, a charity doll sale will offer hand embroidered items, banakaredleta, and novelties priced at 1.00. Proceeds aid Trinity church. shoppers can find dolls and fancy goods at 10113 Blevins' for Emas Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKee
Falls Streets
Trinity Church
Defendants part in Annis assassination continues
Testimony details the Bayside yacht club setting, witnesses and medical accounts. Justice Crane bars key defense evidence while Dr McLoud and Dr Smock describe Annis injuries and death, and Mrs Annis appears amid questions about the shooting and suspects Thornton Hains and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Crane
Bayside Club
McIntyre
Adament
McLoud
Lesti
Annis
Jones
Syracuse
Leo Smock
Flushing Hospital
Phinician
Lows Island City
Evi
Frye
Anis
Frey
Darrin
W. FE
Smack
Justice Grane
jSnieck
Eiarrin
Metniore
Anus
Martin Skurn
Bayside
Hulus Brothers
Yacht Club
Annix
Hains Brothers
Cin
Skura
Constan
Crave
Phae
Dent
Charles Burchfield
Wuornton Hains
Emerson
Thornton Hains
Maing Brothers
Jefferson
Hains
Burdlefield
Thornton Haleg
Storms
Captain Hales
Thornton
Floet
Anni
Bind
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Iain
Waverly
Tennyson
Crowell
Jayme Qefroomrrit.by
Stoer Backn
Mary
Harrison Fisher
Bibles
Oxford
Nelson International Bagster
Amycroft
Wetzler
Jeaed
R.M. Bear
Hotel
New Castle
Card Club
William Cochran
Jmghiana 50 Club
Carnation
California
Charles G. Long
Oklahoma
CBI
Teitheres
Frank Smith
Oak Imperial Valley
Californ Street
Mit
Aid
Longavenue
B. A. G. Chub
Posthoned
Nadde Ee
Louis G. Yove
Davis Coke & Coal Company
Thomas
W. Va
B. M. Love
Pine Street
A. G Club
John Bay
W. C. TU. and
Tor Inc
Pufford’s
Cifta
John Kelly Tyerly
Clyde Byerly
West Clayton Street
Familly
R.N. Merrill
Mahoningtown
M. B. Church
Valley View
John P. Robinson
Mulberry Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Doll Sale
Mei
Anjul
Edi Thes
Halus
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Annis
Manke
Andrews
John Tonning
Tonning
North Mill Atreet
the Boys and Girls of
St. Mary’s
Euwer
Wei
Bissell
Grand Rapids
Bussell
Nottingham
Qor
Ino. C. Dwyer
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