Tea for Day Nursery Social Highlight of Month
Mrs. W. Fred Davidson of Wallace avenue hosts a Thursday afternoon tea on February 20 to aid the Children's Day nursery. Two service hours with aides pouring tea, ticket sales fund the charity. Visitors include Mrs. Frederick F. Rohrer and son Donald of Wilkinsburg who are guests of Mrs. Davidson’s sister Mrs. D. R. Harris. The Rohrer visit coincides with social events and musical club participation at First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fred Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Frederick F. Rohrer
Donald
Wilkinsburg
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Missionary Tea at Epworth Church Social
Mrs Frank Churchfield of Chestnut Street hosts members of the Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Church for their monthly tea Friday afternoon.
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Frank Churchfield
Chestnut Street
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Epworth Church
First Christian Church Members Gather at Mrs Clark Home
A social evening will be enjoyed Thursday by church members at the home of Mrs. Joe Clark on Pittsburg street in the community.
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The
First Christian Church
Joe Clark
Pittsburg Street
Family Dinner Enjoyable Event at Lincoln Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs W A Stritmater hosted a 26 guest dinner Tuesday at their Lincoln avenue home. Out of town visitors included Mrs Sallie McCroskey Harrisburg Mrs James F Hainer Ellwood City Mrs R E Stone McKeesport and Miss Mary Snyder Connellsville. Daffodils and white hyacinths decorated the table and rooms while an elaborate menu and social gathering followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stritmater
Lincoln Avenue
Sallie McCroskey
Harrisburg
James F. Hainer
E. L. Hainer
C. L. Reynolds
Marietta
Frank and
Joseph
Mary Hainer
Mary and
Hester
Josephine Roberts
Jean Snyder
R. M. Hainer
C. A. Reed
Elizabeth
Mary
R. EB. Stone
McKeesport
Ellwood City
Mary Snyder
Connellsville
Ellen Emery
Elizabeth Royce
Emma
Local clubs plan banquets dances and entertainments
Ellwood City Masonic club hosts banquet and dance. Grace Mullaine of Walnut street to entertain Evening club. Queen Esther circle of First Methodist to entertain city circles with Mrs M V DeFeest from Sharon speaking at 8. Christian union of First United Presbyterian to hold business session and 89 day hour at Miss Marie Santum’s home. Tf H C degree team meets at P H C hall at 1. Mrs Charles Johnson hosts afternoon card party for Miss Armstrong and Miss Dick of Connellsville. W H Williams hosts afternoon cards and KensingtonWork. Swastika Dancing club to hold party at Buréka hall. Mary McKinney and William Wallace Scott wedding guests from Sewickley. Highland 500 club hosted by Mrs E E Hileman. Taka Kensington entertained by Mrs J C Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Ellwood City
Grace Mullaine
Walnut Street
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
M. V. DeFeest
Sharon
Christian Union of
First United Presbyterian Church
Marie Santum
Tf. H
Swastika Dancing Club
Buréka Hall
Mary McKinney
William Wallace Scott
Sewickley
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
Highland 500 Club
J. C. Calvert
West Washington Street
Circle of 91 Social Session Moved to Mrs Porter Home
Circle of 91 members hold a social gathering Monday at 3 pm at Mrs. W. E. Porter’s Wallace avenue home replacing the regular meeting. Honorary members will attend. those unable to come should inform committee members by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of 91
W. E. Porter
Wallace Avenue
Ira Fulkerson
W. H. Dunlap
Miness Miller
Wagner Home Hosts Friendly Card Party
The residence of Mr and Mrs Philip Wagner on North Mercer Street hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for Mrs R B Stone of McKeesport. About 24 guests enjoyed an informal card party with no prizes, followed by a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wagner
North Mercer Street
Bert Wagner
R. B. Stone
McKeesport
Wagner
Luncheon and Bridge Recap Among Friends
Mrs. David C. Wallace and Mrs. H. G. Dean won a Tuesday afternoon bridge whist party hosted by Mrs. W. B. Gormley on North Mercer Street. A 1 o'clock luncheon featured yellow and white décor with Mrs. Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg as the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Wallace
H. G. Dean
W. B. Gormley
North Mercer Street
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
Puritans Banquet Set After Officers Installment
The Independent Order of Puritans will host a banquet Thursday evening in Royal Arcanum hall on Nashannonk Avenue after the installation of officers. Friends are invited and several officers from Pittsburg are expected for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Puritans
Royal Arcanum
Neshannock Avenue
Pittsburg
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Set at Second United Presbyterian
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with Miss Eliza Ralph of 75 Walnut Street.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
The
Second United Presbyterian Church
Eliza Ralph
Walnut Street
Maccabees Lodge Banquet At Local Christian Church
The First Christian church hosts a Maccabees lodge banquet Wednesday night with the ladies of section four of the union serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Lodge of the Maccabees
Section Four
Union
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting Friday
The Pythian sisters will hold their regular meeting Friday evening in their lodge rooms.
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Pythian Sisters
Rit ter to Postpone Piano Tuning Trip
Due to indisposition Jos Ritter, piano tuner, will delay his trip until next week. Leave orders at Metzler's store. 11 Admiral Coffee, priced at 20c, is advertised as better than many and sold at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Metzler’s
Admiral Coffee
Pretty Card Party Honors Visitors at Armstrongs’ Home
A Girls club hosted about 30 members for a Tuesday cards afternoon in North Mill street, with six hand euchre, luncheon, and spring floral decor. Prizes went to Mrs. F. E. Gorby and Miss Margaret Sankey. Miss Elizabeth Zahniser to flower girl duties at Mary McKinney and William Wallace Scott Jr. wedding. The social plan included future entertainments by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gorby, plus a colonial dinner setup for February 21 with costumes of colonial dames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Helen Armstrong
Mary Dick
Connellsville
Charles Johnson
North Mill Street
J W. Cunningham
F. E. Gorby
Margaret Sankey
J.S. Westlake
Helen Westlake
Nancy Cunningham
Elizabeth Zahniser
George Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Mary McKinney
William Wallace Scott, Jr
Sewickley
John McKinney
Mary White
East North Street
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Kensington Club Hosts Tuesday Gathering At Lutton Street
Mrs. Charles Scheffler of Lutton street hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Kensington group yesterday afternoon. Guests worked on sewing then enjoyed refreshments with hostess help from Mrs. J. Q. L. Roberts. Mrs. B. E. Williams of Neshannock avenue will entertain Kensington in two weeks.
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Charles Scheffler
Lutton Street
Kensington
J. Q. L. Roberts
BE. A. Williams
Neshannock Avenue
Oratorio Society Holds Fine Tuesday Practice
An unusually fine practice was held by the Oratorio society in the high school chapel Tuesday evening. Attendance was good and several choruses were rehearsed. Each session shows music improving, encouraging the directors. The next practice will be Monday evening.
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Oratorio Society
High School
Holland Club Hosts Pleasant Evening At West Washington
Members of the Holland club gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Sieg fried on West Washington street for cards and refreshments. An invitation to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Ira Kerr on West Washington street was accepted.
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Charles Siegfried
West Washington Street
Holland Club
Ira Kerr
Rebekah Lodge Plans Monthly Meeting at Q O F Hall
The Rebekah lodge will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Q O F hall Thursday evening. After the business is transacted a social hour will follow. Committee in charge includes Mrs Knowling Mrs Stock Mrs Hartman and Miss Minnie Howard.
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Rebekah Lodge
Knowling
Stock
Hartman
Minnie Howard
Mrs Scott Hosts Luncheon for Bride and Guest in Sewickley
Mrs Samuel Church Scott of Sewickley entertained a luncheon for 12 on Tuesday at 1 pm honoring Mrs William Miller Wardrop a recent bride and Miss Anne Johnston of Chicago. Spring blossoms served as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Church Scott
Sewickley
William Miller Wardrop
Anne Johnston
Chicago
Moody Family Plans Three Month Visit to Porto Rico
Mr and Mrs George W Moody of Highland avenue with Mrs Moody s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Jewett of Michigan depart Wednesday for New York. They will sail Saturday for Zedeban near San Juan Porto Rico to spend three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moody
Highland Avenue
William Jewett
Michigan
New York
Zedeban
San Juan
Porto Rico
Randolph circle of King's Daughters meets for sewing
Lunch was served at noon at the meeting of the Randolph circle of King's Daughters of the First Methodist church Tuesday. The all day meeting centered on sewing and the circle will meet again Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ella Caine will leave Monday evening for Pasadena California for about six months to visit interests in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Circle of
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Ella Caine
Shenango Street
Pasadena
Cal
Caine
California
Missionary Society to Elect Officers Thursday
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday afternoon to hold its annual election of officers.
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Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Local Girl in Party
Miss Elizabeth Dowler, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Dowler of Ar... attends a social gathering with family connections noted in a local society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dowler
W. E. Dowler
Dowler plans trip to Los Angeles with Pittsburg friends
A woman will depart Wednesday evening with Pittsburg friends for Los Angeles. Her sister Miss Flora Dowler has been in Los Angeles for over a year and works as a stenographer for Mingus Mountain Copper Company.
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Lington Avenue
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Flora Dowler
Mingus Mountain Copper Company
Grace Short Hosts 12th Birthday Party at Home
Miss Grace Short of Richelieu Avenue entertained friends at her Richelieu Avenue home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her 12th birthday. The hours were 5 to 9 with an excellent supper served. The hostess received many pretty presents as red hearts decorated the room and place cards.
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Grace Short
Richelieu Avenue
Social afternoon at Mrs Rae home ends with tea
A party of friends gathered Tuesday at Mrs. George Rae’s home on Fulkerson street for a progressive Pedro game across five tables. Prizes were won by Mrs. Sarah Kissinger and Mrs. William Wolford, with tea served by the hostess at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rae
Fulkerson Street
Pedro
Sarah Kissinger
William Wolford
Pyle Family Plans Winter Visit to Waynesville
Mrs. David S. Pyle and her young son Harold of Butler avenue depart Friday February 14 for Waynesville North Carolina to visit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle and their daughter Eleanor who are spending the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Pyle
Harold
Butler Avenue
Waynesville
N. C
Joseph Pyle
Eleanor
J. R. Speer
Johnston Avenue
Joseph Baker
Hickory Township
Mrs McCord and Mr Stark to Wed at Six Thirty Wednesday
Miss Margaret Reynolds of Walnut street travels to Walnut Hills area for the marriage of Mrs Mary J McCord near Hills ville and Mr John Stark of Rockville Ind scheduled for Wednesday evening at 6 30 o clock.
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Margaret Reynolds
Walnut Street
Mary J. McCord
Hillsville
John Stark
Rockville
Ind
Lawrence County L T L Executive Committee Meets Wednesday
The executive committee of the Lawrence County L T L is scheduled to meet on Wednesday to discuss upcoming activities and organizational plans. Members will review agendas and approve any necessary motions for the league.
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Lawrence County
Marriage license granted in Youngstown to Kiefer and Miller
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to Frank C. Kiefer of this city and Miss Annie C. Miller of Johnstown. The document was issued on a Wednesday evening at 6 45 with Mrs Jennie Forquer of East street present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Forquer
East Street
Youngstown
Frank C. Kiefer
City
Annie C. Miller
Johnstown
Local Notices of Illness and Family Visits Show Tight Community Ties
Mrs. M. S. Ramsey of South Bay street Miss Essie Carr and Mrs. Samuel Snyder on Johnston avenue and country homes are ill. The Zeiglers infant and Arthur Carpenter on Pine street suffer illnesses. Rogan visits from Sharon. Aliance travelers return after a visit to Hamilton street. Clarence Martin of Mars, Butler county, fights typhoid fever. Also notes include Sayin face powder ad and Admiral Coffee 20c offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Ramsey
South Bay Street
Essie Carr
Samuel Snyder
Johnston Avenue
Frank Zeigler
Chestnut Street
Arthur
H. P. Carpenter
Pine Street
P. J. Rogan
Sharon
Esther Rogan
West North Street
D. S. Moore
Merl
Aliance, O
Clarence Martin
Lathers’ Union
Mars
Butler County
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Rebekah
Randolph Circle
Missionary Meeting
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Mr. Miller
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Madame Butterfly
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