Pleasant Event for Associates at Knoxs Dinner
The Bon For Kensington members and spouses were welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Knox at Lincoln Avenue Tuesday evening. Holiday decorations and a 7 o'clock dinner preceded gifts for William H Thompson in celebration of his birthday. He runs a bakery and received a loaf cake iced and baking utensils to general merriment. P H Kearns gave the presentations with music from club members, marking one of the merriest gatherings. meetings pause until after local church prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
John H. Knox
Lincoln Avenue
William H Thompson
P. H. Kearns
Informal social rounds honor house guests and clubs
A spree of informal gatherings marked the holiday week in the city. Florence Rearie and Marguerite Slough hosted a six hand euchre party on Lincoln avenue with prizes to Frances Seavy and Jessie Wilson, and El Parker of Aspinwall was honored as a visiting guest. The Unexpected club met at Mr. and Mrs. David Jameson’s home on North Jefferson street for dinner and cards, with Mrs. J. C. McCready and L. M. Uber receiving favors. Other events included tea by Miss Lida Pomeroy for Olive James of Baden, and a schedule of upcoming entertainments across multiple clubs and society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rearie
Marguerite Slough
On Latter
Lincoln Avenue
Tuesay
Frances Seavy
Jessie Wilson
Rty
el Parker
Aspinwall
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
J. C. McCready
L. M. Uber
L. B. Hamilton
Falls Street
Lida Pomeroy
Park Avenue
Olive James
Baden
M. ©. Rose
Miss McLaughrey
Tarkio,Ind
Alice McCready
East Street
J. M. McCracken
Richelieu Lavetiue
Utopia Club
Order of Eagles
Pittsburg Street
Miss Martian /Hess
South Mercer Street
Neshannock Avenue
Ada Underwood
N. Mill Street
Beaver Valley Club
Pennsylvania State College
Mikado Hall
George Greer
Charles i Greer
Herbert Greer
Morgantown
W. Va
B. A. G. Club
Anna Rhodes
Croton Avenue
D. of A. Kensington
Della Hoover
West Washington Street
Kensington
Charles Thompson
Vera Bender
Bessie Herbold
Mammosa Club
Elizabeth Gardner
Pearson Street
Twentieth Century Club
Gilmore Hall
Lady Maccabees
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Scheffler
Sutton Street
James L. Moses
Richelieu Avenue
Mershimer
Frank M. Jones
Metropolitan Euchre Club
Fred Murray
Brinton Avenue
Euchre
Genevra Lytle
Seth Murray
Fred Llewellyn
H. L. Ruby
Harrison Street
George Pearson
J. T. Glenn
W. Smith
Sara Flinn
J. M. Clark
Eugene McGivern
Youngstown
Luis McKinney
Leasure Avenue
Pittsburg
Wesley Schweinsberg
Butter Avenue
Etta Parker
John Huchel
Garfield eCarthy
Mary
Piresburg
Marguerite Fuller
Meadville
Margaret Kirk
Highland Avenue
Sr. W. Dana
Elizabeth Douds
Marie MeMasters
Ida McQuaide
Coraopolis
Joseph H. Harris
Centennial Street
Margaret Mitchell
Niles
Kate Mitchell
William Buchanan
Washington, D.C
H. J. Baker
South Mill Street
Dinner Party Gossip from the East Side Ken Puaten Club
Social notices report dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Burns on Pine street and by Mrs. J. T. Glenn on Park avenue. Guests included Miss Shilling of Sharon and Mrs. Sara Flinn. Two future entertainments are noted by the Bea del and Mart households.
Yucatan Club Members Hostess Dinner Evening
Mrs. Laura Linton of North Mill street hosted the Yucatan club Tuesday evening. At cards prizes went to Mary Weber Clark Carrie Crawford C A McCready and C A Phillips. A delicious lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Linton
North Mill Street
Yucatan Club
Mary Weber Clark
Carrie Crawford
C. A. McCready
C. A. Phillips
Local social notes from Youngstown and Wheeling couples
Miss Ruth Ehrlich of West Grant street hosts a Wednesday evening informal reception for Youngstown friends. She plans to attend the New Year dance at the Progress club in Youngstown Thursday. Miss Lucille Hanson and Carl De Bremer of Wheeling were married by Rev. I A Thayer at the St. Cloud hotel on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ehrlich
West Grant Street
Youngstown
Miss Ehrlich
Progress Club
Lucille Hanson
Carl. de Bremer
Wheeling
W. Va
I. A. Thayer
St. Cloud Hotel
Mayme Hodge and D B Miller wed in city ceremony
Of interest to their many friends here was the marriage of Miss Mayme Hodge of Sharpsville to D B Miller of this city, which ceremony was sol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hodge
Sharpsville
Plumes and Tips Price List
A fragmented price list itemizes Plumes at 6.00 5.00 and cluster tips at 4.00 2.00 plus multiple Plumes amounts 16.00 914.00 10.00 with stray characters and unclear totals. It reads like a shop inventory or receipt fragment without full context.
Wedding trip follows nuptials of local couple
The newlyweds left for a lengthy wedding journey through New York and Boston after their ceremony yesterday in New Castle. Meanwhile a social page notes engagements, visits, illnesses, and greetings from Sharpsville, Meadville, Leasure Avenue, and points in between with numerous local residents hosting events and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New York
Boston
Mass
Sharpsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles L. Baldwin
Grant Street
Lawrence Club
Edwin Irwin
Bellefonte
Metzler
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington Street
W. T. Burns
Pine Street
East Side
Kenpuaten
Shilling
Sharon
Charles Beadel
I. B. H. Club
Mary and
Catherine Rodgers
West North Street
I. B. H. Kensington
Bertha Mart
Home Street
Bremer Hanson
Fheuwer’s ‘Hi
China
Bonwit, Miller, Mandel
Eck
Gage
Misses Linn
South Irwin Avenue
Belle E. Linn
Grover G. Ray
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Mission
the Ray
Street Mission
Mentin
John Donnellan
Russell Hainer
Akron
Adam Hainer
Edgewood Avenue
Alma Locke
Highland School
Elizabeth Mooney
James Fitzgerald
MelLaughrey
Tarkio
Ind
Elizabeth McLaughrey
North Street
Charles Ow
Mrs
Benjamin Beisel
Wallace J Avenue
Mary Criss
East Main Street
Beaver College
Margaret Woods
Margaret Jane Moore
Mary Tunison
Greenville
John Jaxtheimer
Stoneboro
Jaxtheimer
Remembas
Jeremiah Reeves
Lillian
Canal Dover, QC
City
Jefferson Street
Patterson Stationery Co
Washington St
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