Pretty Dinner At Point Place Marks Linen Club Evening
Mrs. Robert W. Miller hosted a Point Place dinner for Linen club members on Monday. Guests arrived at six and enjoyed a menu described as dainty and appetizing before a euchre game with prizes won by Mrs. Minnie Fleckenstein and Mrs. Andrew Fleckenstein. The table centerpiece featured ferns and green and white decor. Mrs. James Lamoree of Front Street will entertain the ladies at dinner on February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Miller
Point Place
Linen Club
Euchre
Minnie Fleckenstein
Andrew Fleckenstein
James Lamoree
Front Street
Frances Willard memorial meet at Long Avenue home
The South Side W C T U held a Frances Willard memorial meeting at Mrs. James George’s Long Avenue residence. Program included songs by Senior legion, recitations by Miss Willener, Miss Pitzer, and duets by Misses Lewis, papers on Frances Willard by Mrs. Frank Felton, and vocal and piano solos by Miss Blodwin Lewis, Mrs. R. Roberts, and Miss Gwin Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
James George
Long Avenue
Legion
Miss Willener
Miss Pitzer
Blodwin Lewis
Frank Felton
R. Roberts
Misses Lewis
Miss Gwin Lamb
Marriage of Miss Ida Campbell and Mr Fred Rice
The marriage will be held at the bride’s New Wilmington home at noon. The Wednesday Morning Musical club meets at 10 o’clock in the first Baptist church with Miss Frances Green as hostess. Mrs John Bittner of 131 Crawford avenue will entertain the Current Events class of 1906. Miss Marian Reeves of Boyle street will entertain the S. S. Card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Campbell
New Wilmington
Fred Rice
Cleveland
First Baptist Church
Frances Green
John Bittner
Crawford Avenue
Iovents
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avent
Mrs Wright of Newark Hosts Small Luncheon at Lawrence Club
Mrs Edwin Wright of Newark O spent a pleasant noon luncheon at the Lawrence club as a guest of Mrs F E Gorby on North Mill street. Hostess was Mrs Chester W Wallace of East North Street. Mrs Wright was honored Saturday evening at an informal card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson on North Mill Street and will return home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wright
Newark
F. E. Gorby
North Mill Street
Lawrence Club
Chester W. Wallace
East North Street
Wright
Charles Johnson
Handel Oratorio Society rehearses Messiah for concert
A large turnout and strong will to work powered Monday evening practice for the Handel Oratorio Society. Under Mr. Patterson the choruses of The Messiah are being perfected to produce finished concert performances. Rehearsals continue next week on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
Patterson
Beadel Couple Back From Eastern Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles W Beadel of Lincoln Avenue returned from a eastern wedding trip and will be at home to friends at 183 Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
Surprise Wedding Trip Return Brings East Side Club Visits
Twenty five members of the East Side Kensington Dinner club gathered at Judge and Mrs. W. E. Porter to surprise Lincoln avenue on their wedding trip return. The visitors presented a cut glass dish to the honored couple and left with well filled baskets after a supper and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Kensington Dinner Club
Charles W. Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
W. E. Porter
Card Enthusiasts Entertained by Taggarts at Yucatan Club
Mr and Mrs John C Taggart hosted Yucatan club members on Monday evening at their Park Avenue home. Four tables of card play filled the early hours and guests praised the hospitality. Prizes were claimed by Mrs T F Morehead Mrs A W Harbison and Messrs T F Morehead and C A Phillips. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Taggart
Park Avenue
T. F. Morehead
A. W. Harbison
Cunningham Sisters Host Dinner for Edna Davidson
Misses Louise and Elizabeth Cunningham of Locust Ridge entertained Miss Edna Davidson of New Brighton at a Saturday dinner. The 6:30 event had 12 covers with a centerpiece of daffodils and Chinese snowdrops and heart markers at each seat. An elaborate menu followed by social conversation.
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Louise
Elizabeth Cunningham
Locust Ridge
Edna Davidson
New Brighton
Colonial Dinner Arrangements Reported By Current Events Circle
The committee on arrangements for the colonial dinner to be given Friday at six at Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dean home on Pittsburg street reported. The meeting at Mrs. John M. Butz home on West Grant street carried out the regular program. Ladies will invite one guest each and wear colonial dress. The next meeting will be with Miss Mollie Davis of North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
John M. Butz
West Grant Street
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
Card Club Hosts Members Of Rice Family In North Street Home
The card club of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rice of North street enjoyed an agreeable Monday evening session. After an informal period of cards, refreshing refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greer in the Knox Long and Morehead building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Jose Rice
North Street
J. F. Greer
Knox, Long and Morehead Building
Social Ten Club Hosts Evening at Atlantic Avenue
Mrs Edward OBrien of Atlantic avenue entertained the Social Ten club Monday with cards and dancing followed by a luncheon of dainty appointments. The color theme red and green added to the attractiveness and the group planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Joseph Maxwell also of Atlantic avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O’brien
Atlantic ‘Avenue
Social Ten Club
Joseph Maxwell
Atlantic Avenue
Douthitt Party Guests Share Cards In Beaver Falls
Mrs. William Douthitt and daughter Miss Caroline Douthitt, with Mrs. W. S. Mears of Neshannock Avenue and Mrs. R. W. Jackson of Leasure Avenue, attended a card party hosted by Mrs. S. Y. Calvin in Beaver Falls. They are to be entertained at dinner tonight by Mrs. Searl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Douthitt
Caroline Douthitt
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
Beaver Falls
S. Y. Calvin
Searl
Dunbar Reading Circle Plans March Meeting
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading circle held a business meeting at Mrs. Francis Williams's home Monday evening. The next regular meeting is on Monday March 2 with Mrs. Katherine Wynn of Harrison Street as hostess. Elections of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Francis Williams
Katherine Wynn
Harrison Street
Puri tans to Observe Washington Birthday Social
The Independent Order of Puritans will hold a Washington’s Birthday social Thursday evening for members and friends. An excellent musical and literary program is planned and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of
Puritans
Washington
Harper Family to Host 6 O'Clock Dinner for Ten
Mr and Mrs E F G Harper of Boyles Avenue announce a 6 pm Friday dinner for ten guests. The event will be held at their home and invitations specify a table for ten with formal covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. G. Harper
Boyles Avenue
Coterie Club Plans Friday Evening Gathering
Mrs W H Williams of Winter Avenue will entertain the Coterie Club Friday evening for a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Winter Avenue
Coterie Club
Local Birth Announcements from Cleveland Area Families
Birth notices report a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dilley of Cleveland Avenue and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McGoun of North Mercer Street. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wardley of Clearview Avenue and another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Tannelli of Cleveland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dilley
Cleveland Avenue
Samuel McGoun
North Mercer Street
Thomas Wardley
Clearview Avenue
John Tannelli
Man fatally injured by fall from street car in Youngstown
An unidentified man fell from a street car in Youngstown last night, fracturing his skull and likely dying from the injuries. Police and medical responders attended the scene, and the investigation continues as authorities seek to identify the victim.
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Youngstown
Local Residents Note Visits And Family Trains In Pittsburg Area
Mrs F L Kelly of Park avenue is in Pittsburg today. William Cleary of Youngstown returns after a short visit. Mrs Sarah Hake of New Bedford guests Mrs J F Martin of Park avenue. Miss Zada Waldorf returned from visiting friends. A Hileman of North Beaver street visits Pittsburg on business. Miss Maude Ryhal of Morton street visits Horace Bard in Slippery Rock. Mrs Alexander Marquis of North Mill street improves slowly after illness. Miss Cora Ritchie of Wallace avenue attends a dance at Junction Park in Beaver Falls. Miss Elizabeth McMillin of Court street in Youngstown to see The Awakening of Mr Pipp at Grand opera house. Mrs F J Hagan of West Falls street sent to Mercer sanitarium. Mrs Benjamin Lewis of South Sharon called here by the death of her brother T P Williams. Frank B Offutt of North street improves after surgery. Frank Thorn of Garfield avenue recovering well after buggy wheel injury. Misses Gula Frew and Edna Watson of Pittsburg street return from Grove City with Frances Bastress. Mrs R E Stone of McKeesport returns home after weeks with Dr C A Reed. In city, Mrs Stone was honor guest at many social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Stone
McKeesport
C. A. Reed
North Mercer Street
New Wilmington Stock Breeders Association organized
On Monday evening at Hotel McCreary the New Wilmington Stock Breeding association was formed with capital stock of 2800 dollars sold at 200 dollars per share to fourteen stockholders. Officers are Norman Vance president and Dorris Falkman secretary with J H McClure treasurer and H A Byler manager. Directors include William Gearing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Hotel McCreary
J. G. Zook
T. J. Byler
J. J. Kaufman
Frank M. Butterfield
Calkins and
Highland 500 club to meet at 2 30 PM in Lincoln area
Religious and semi religious groups announce upcoming gatherings. Mrs. Charles W. Beadel hosts the Highland 500 club at 2 30 PM. Various societies schedule meetings including Frances Willard Memorial union postponement and a special Second Baptist church trustees meeting.
Beautiful Needlework Display At St Cloud Hotel
Frances C. Falls and Kate K. Keast present the city’s finest needlework show at the St. Cloud hotel through Saturday. White linen waists, French embroidery, coral, cross stitch, Darmstadt, Egyptian, Lubishen, Copenhagen patterns, plus underwear, belts, cushions, centerpieces, and vests are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Falls
Kate K. Keast
St. Cloud Hotel
Darmstadt
Copenhagen
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wayne and Cleveland Regions
List shows Andy HFlisher Wayne Two Emma Kutsheraner Wayne Two Frederick S Rice Cleveland Ida Lena May Campbell hens New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hflisher
Wayne Two
Emma Kutsheraner
Frederick S. Rice
Cleveland
Ida Lena May Campbell
Hens
New Wilmington
Death Angel Near Suienge Paternal Love Quaker Cure
Arthur Howell of Clarksburg West Virginia near death from consumption improves after using Quaker Herb Extract. First day shows progress, fourth day gains weight and appetite returns. Ad claims cure for liver stomach and kidney troubles with herbal ingredients and intimate testimonials. Prices $1.00 per bottle or 3 for $2.75. Quaker Oil liniment 25 cents. Sold by J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurd Howell
Tinplate Company
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. C. Walace
Mrs Dahringer to face Mercer hearing today
Mrs Ann Dahringer accused of murdering her husband at Sharon is scheduled for a preliminary hearing at Mercer today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Dahringer
Sharon
Mercer
Justice of the Peace Thomas Swain Found Dead at Home
Thomas Swain a longtime justice of the peace for 27 years at Church Hill near Youngstown was found dead yesterday seated in his arm chair. No immediate cause given authorities are investigating the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Swain
Church Hill
Youngstown
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Biles
E. Washington St
Current Events Circle
Social
P. L. D. Circle
Hic
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Taffeta
Heath
BLACK
Tc Black
Stillman’s
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
F. L. Kelly
Pittsburg
William Cleary
Sarah Hake
New Bedford
J. F. Martin
Zada Waldorf
A. ©. Hileman
North Beaver Street
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Junction Park
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Pipp
Grand Opera House
F. J. Hagan
West Falls Street
Mercer Sanitarium
Benjamin Lewis
South Sharon
T. P. Williams
Phillips Street
Frank B. Offutt
Frank Thorn
B. F. Thorn
Garfield Avenue
Gula Frew
Edna Watson
Grove City
Frances Bastress
Metzler
Neshannock Ave
Stock Breeders For Association
Lula Schoeller
New Castle
Joseph Hunter
John Allen
Wilson
T. O. Hosack
Jackson Township
Kistler
Reed
Houston
U. P
Ida May Campbell
Cleveland, O
J. O. Campbell
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Moore
S. C., Ferrer
Pettitt
China
Lewis
Co. H. Akens
William Rummel
Isabelle Ramsey
Erma Axe
Eugene Smith
Emma Byler
Charles McIntyre
Ralph Shaffer
Helen Ramsey
Florence Eckles
Alen Smith
David McNaugher
Lawrence Allen
Louise Parks
James Cummings
Gladys Campbell
Esther Cummings
Rebecca Crawford
Elizabeth Crawford
Sara Davis
Margaret Donthett
Prudence Eckles
Mary Fulkman
Harriet Graham
Alfaretta Houston
Ethel Igo
Helen Johnston
Ruth Martin
Elizabeth Phillips
Florence White
Seymore Boyd
Charlie Boyd
Gordon Bennett
Roy Conway
Bruce Clark
George Fulkman
Thomas Johnston
Louis Paland
Edmund Shott
Walter Shaffer
R Veazey
Claire Vance
Hazel
Highland 500 Club
The
Frances Willard Memorial Union
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist Church
J. C. Nicholas
Butler
Herb D. McGoun
Express
Owens Studio
Children’s Pictures
Washington St
Citizens National
Mill and
Washington Streets
Death Angel
Suienge
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