Large Luncheon Delights Social Circle With 47 Guests
Mrs T F Morehead hosted a 1 pm luncheon at her East street home. Forty seven guests were seated at small tables amid daffodils and white tulips. The event featured six hand ouchre with prizes to Mrs C J Kirk Mrs David C Wallace and Mrs George D Blair with Mrs Charles Urban of London as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Morehead
East Street
C. J. Kirk
David C. Wallace
George D. Blair
Charles Urban
London
England
Clark figures host Yucatan club gathering
Mr and Mrs J M Clark of Highland avenue will entertain the Yucatan club Monday evening at their home. The event adds a social note to the neighborhood calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Yucatan Club
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Joseph Maxwell
J. F. Greer
Knox, Long and Morehead
Carmi Glover
Shaw Street
Twentieth Century Club
L. T. L. Wil
George Lutton
Mill and Lutton Streets
Home Street
Terrace Avenue
Sharon
Pretty Party For Children At Wirsing Home
A children’s party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wirsing in East Street featured Rebecca Reis as hostess. Twenty five youngsters joined in games including a Teddy bear contest with prizes awarded to Louise Treadwell Lillian Wallace Mell Trelfall and James Frew. A pink and white luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Wirsing
East Street
Rebecca Reis
Louise Treadwell
Lillian Wallace
Masters Mell Trelfall
James Frew
Helena Auxiliary Elects Officers At First Presbyterian Church
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held its annual officer election naming President Mrs S A Willson First vice president Miss Clara Phipps Second vice president Mrs O L Williams Secretary Mrs J E Duff Treasurer Mrs P J Watson Secretary of literature Mrs E A Donnan and Music chairman Mrs W D Wallace. In Mrs J R Martins absence Miss Phipps read her David Livingstone paper. The group voted $25 to Magyar missionary Mrs Schodel and allocated the remaining treasury to Associated Charities. They plan to meet again on the last Friday of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
S. A. Willson
Clara Phipps
O. L. Williams
J. E. Duff
P. J. Watson
E. A. Donnan
W. D. Wallace
J. R. Martin
David Livingston
Schodel
Associated Charities
Delightful Gathering Honoring Miss Emma Bates at Price Home
Miss Sarah Emma Bentley invited sixteen girl friends to a Friday evening at Mrs. W. G. Price’s Reis street home in Oneonta. They played five hundred with tiny red heart talities, awarded comic drawings to Rebekah Wilkison and Matilda McMillen, then enjoyed lunch and music. Miss Bates will stay on as guest of her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bates
Oneonta
N. Y
W. G. Price
Reis Street
Sarah Emma Bentley
Price
Rebekah Wilkison
Matilda McMillen
Miss Bates
Surprise 15th Birthday Party for Miss Clara Locke
Friday marked Miss Clara Locke of Croton Avenue’s 15th birthday with a surprise gathering at her parents home. Guests included Elizabeth McMillin, Charles Rey, and J. M. Clark among others. the event featured parlor games, gifts like a gold bracelet and opal ring, a lunch, and prizes won by Elizabeth McMillin and James Carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Locke
Croton Avenue
Ethel Colton
Ethel Johnson
Nevada Hoover
Eva Locke
Bessie Roberts
Ethel Brennaman
Sara Rey
Messrs
Harry Boyd
Steven Mitchell
Virgil Calvin
Lee Overmeyer
Harry Patton
Charles Rey
George Lynch
American Women's Guild Meets Friday with Grant Street Hostess
The American Women's Guild met Friday afternoon with Mrs J Y Patton of Grant street. Members gave a battle name during roll call and heard programs on Emancipation Proclamation and Its Results, Gettysburg, a character sketch of Grant, Reading, and Lincoln's address. The next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs E L Smith of Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Guild
J. Y. Patton
Grant Street
Gettysburg
S. O. McMillin
Grant
T. C
Armstrong
Reading
Lincoln
P. K. Fike
E. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Card club hosts pleasant gathering at Miss Olive Johnston’s home
Card club enthusiasts who play with Miss Olive Johnston of Pittsburg street in the S. S. S. Card club were pleasantly entertained in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Olive Johnston
Pittsburg Street
Surprise 65th Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs McWilliams
Mrs James McWilliams celebrated her 65th birthday with a pleasant surprise luncheon. Attending were Mrs Cox Mrs Tyler Mrs Mc Cormick Mrs Bender Mrs Douglas Mrs Hinkson Mrs McKinley Mrs Sutton Mrs McWilliams Mrs McDonald Mrs Rhinehart and Misses Alice Samuels Sadie Douglas Vera McDonald Ellen Moore Marie Mc Donald and James McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McWilliams
Cox
Tyler
McCormick
Bender
Douglas
Hinkson
McKinley
Sutton
McWilliams
McDonald
Rhinehart
Alice Samuels
Sadie Douglas
Vera McDonald
Ellen Moore
Marie McDonald
Knights of St George Host Large Euchre Party
The Knights of St George held a euchre party in the K of C hall on Washington Street Friday evening with over 130 guests. Prizes went to Miss Anna Ryan and George Thormann amid an informal social period and strong enjoyment of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. George
Washington Street
Anna Ryan
George Thormann
Miss Margaret Williams Hosts Euchre Night at Jefferson Club
At the old Jefferson club on North Jefferson street, Miss Margaret Williams of East street hosted twenty two ladies Friday. Guests enjoyed euchre and flinch with a water color painting by the hostess as prize, won by Miss Kate Long. Pink and white were the serving colors and Miss Crawford of Princeton was the only guest from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
East Street
Old Jefferson Club
North Jefferson Street
Kate Long
Miss Crawford
Princeton
Leap Year Party At Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Twenty girls from Miss Bonnie Battley class visited her home on South Mill Street Friday evening. Surprised hostess and her students joined male friends for games music and diversions with refreshments to close the enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Battley
Primitive Methodist Church
South Mill Street
Miss Battley
Local couple hosts dinner for two departing friends
A compliment to Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Hutchman of Leasure avenue who leave next week for Irwin and Mrs. B S. Davis of Highland avenue who has left for Chautauqua, N Y. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fischer of Park avenue entertained at a 6 o clock dinner Friday evening for a dozen guests with pretty appointments and an informal social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hutchman
Leasure Avenue
Irwin
W. Davis
Highland Avenue
Chautauqua
N. Y
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
Leap Year Party Arrangements By N T B Girls
Arrangements for a leap year party to be given at the home of Miss Nell Elliott of Neshannock avenue next Friday evening were made at the regular meeting of the N T B girls at the home of Miss Ethel McMurtrey of Crawford avenue Friday afternoon. Sewing and refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Ethel McMurtrey
Crawford Avenue
Local Ladies Organize 50 Member L T I L In Ellwood City
Miss Belle Braham and Mrs. Jennie Forquer traveled to Ellwood City on Friday to organize an L. T. I. L. unit of 50 members. Officers elected include Superintendent Mrs. Eva Dean President Miss Lorina Brown Secretary Miss Lettie Craft and Treasurer Stafford Melllwain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Braham
Jennie Forquer
Ellwood City
L. T. IL
Eva Dean
Lorina Brown
Lettie Craft
Stafford Melllwain
Miss Susanna Young Hosts Grant Street Party
Miss Susanna Young of Grant Street entertained the X Y 7 girls Saturday with a social gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Young
Grant Street
Afternoon party honors Mrs Harbison at Ben Avon
Mrs. John Wallace Harbison of Ben Avon was guest of honor at an afternoon sewing party with refreshments. Friends of Olive Wible of Rich Hill surprised her for a birthday anniversary with gifts and light fare. Local attendees included Misses Clelland, McClure, McConnell, Welker, Martin, Woods, Drake and Edna Drake, with several guests from nearby Wilkinsburg and local city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace Harbison
Ben Avon
Volant
Olive Wible
Rich Hill
Mary Clelland
Helen McClure
Eva McConnell
Alice McConnell
Grace Welker
Adda Martin
Maude Woods
Edna ‘Drake
Elmer Woods
John Stontag
G. B. Dicks
George Welker
Francis Drake
Edward Reed
Willis McClure
James Graham
Thomas Martin
Albert Patterson
Roy Wible
Wilkinsburg
Alameda club meeting entertains members with games music
Mr and Mrs Ira D Campbell hosted the Alameda club on Friday evening arranging games refreshments and music. The meeting night has moved from Friday to Thursday. Next week Mrs S R Campbell of Grimes street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Campbell
Alameda Club
S. R. Campbell
Grimes Street
West Side W C T U plans Beaver Falls lecture trip
The West Side W C T U met at Mrs. Robert Atkinson’s home in the Seventh ward Friday evening. Members voted to join other unions in traveling to Beaver Falls to hear Mrs. Armour of Georgia speak. A social was arranged at Mrs. Monroe’s Lee avenue home. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Atkinson
Seventh Ward
Beaver Falls
Armour
Georgia
Monroe
Lee Avenue
Miss Kelner and Michael Weber Tie in Shenango Township
Miss Mary Kelner daughter of Andrew Kelner of Shenango township and Mr Michael Weber wed at the home of Rev Frederick Frank pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church. Later a reception was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Rebel of Moravia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelner
Andrew Kelner
Shenango Township
Michael Weber
Frederick Frank
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Frank Rebel
Moravia Street
Dinner for Rice Family at Bes Lusk Home
Mr and Mrs Bes Lusk of Pine street entertained at a small Friday evening dinner with pretty appointments. The guests included members of the Rice family and the menu was excellent. An informal social period followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Lusk
Pine Street
Rice
Mrs Griffth Hosts Dinner for Miss McCullough at Point Place
Mrs John Griffth of Point Place entertained eight at a 6 o'clock dinner Friday evening in honor of Miss Anna McCullough of Braddock. Pink and white decorations set the scene and cards followed as the diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffth
Point Place
Anna McCullough
Braddock
Miss Agnes Conrad Receives Surprise From Schoolmates
Agnes Conrad of Haus Avenue faces typhoid fever threats yet her schoolmates present a surprise gesture. The event highlights community support amid illness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Conrad
Haus Avenue
Thursday Evening Games and Refreshments Feature Event
Thursday evening featured games and refreshments as the principal attractions. Participants enjoyed socializing, light entertainment, and community gathering around the event.
Choir Members Entertained At Coates Home
The Edenburg church choir members and friends enjoyed an evening at Alderman H. G. Coates's home in the Seventh ward. Music by the Edenburg choir and the boys' quartet preceded a luncheon with Mrs. Haus of Johnstown and Miss Grace McElhaney of Greenville assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
H. G. Coates
Seventh Ward
Haus
Johnstown
Grace McKelihaney
Greenville
Frank Hoffmaster
Tod Hoffmaster
Henry Williams
James B. Coates
D. B. Stanley
Fred Haus
Mayme Raub
Mary McGwin
Grace McElhaney
Alta Coates
Antonia Reebel
Ruby Cover
Jessie Biddle
Mary Glenn
Lottie Glenn
Nancy Gibson
Brittian
Miss McWilliams
Miss Pitts
Clare Cover
Harry Gibson
Miss Daisy Pyle Delights At Eastbrook Church Recital
Miss Daisy Pyle of the Seventh ward gave an elocutionary entertainment at Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church Friday evening aided by a local orchestra. The selections impressed the crowd, encores were needed, and the music received high praise for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church
Daisy Pyle
Seventh Ward
Dinner Honors J A Wise of Butler at Lang Home
Mr and Mrs W L Lang of Hamilton Street hosted a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of Mrs Langs brother J A Wise of Butler. Guests included Mr and Mrs F F Boyd Mr and Mrs F G Mc Masters Mrs H A Maxwell and the Wise couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lang
Hamilton Street
J. A. Wise
Butler
F. F. Boyd
F. G. McMasters
H. A. Maxwell
Wise
Ladies Aid quilting bee at Croton avenue home
Twenty five members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. John Vandegrift's Croton avenue home Friday for a quilting bee and an excellent dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
John Vandegrift
Croton Avenue
Funeral Notice for G L Faulk of Green Street
Western Star Lodge No 160 K of P members are to assemble at City building at 8 p m to attend the funeral at the home on Green Street Sunday March 1 services 4 p m all Knights invited by the chancellor commander Lila
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Western Star Lodge No. 160
K. of P
City Building
G. L. Faulk
Green Street
Mrs J C Wimner Ill With Heart Trouble
Mrs J C Wimner of Spruce Street is critically ill with heart trouble, family and doctors monitoring her condition closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wimner
Spruce Street
One Constable Handles Thirteen Roumanians
Constable John Stitt leads thirteen Roumanians from the county jail to Alderman Mayne for court on fraud charges against boarding house keepers. They line up orderly, none attempt escape, flanked by a few guards as friends discuss potential payment of board bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Stitt
County
Alderman Mayne
Washington Street
Stitt
Carrier John Watson Injured In Ice Slip
John Watson son of P J Watson of Highland Avenue and a News carrier slipped on ice Thursday night and dislocated his ankle. He is confined to home for several days due to the painful injury requiring him to stay indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watson
P. J. Watson
Highland Avenue
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Advertisement offers at home cure for piles with a new absorption treatment. It promises immediate relief and permanent care, asks readers to mail details to Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana, and to spread the word. Free samples offered for trial with local references if requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Box P
Notre Dame
Ind
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Elizabeth MccMillin
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Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Atlases
Rand M'Nally
Imperial Atlas
Pocket Atlas
Bible Atlas
United States
Globes
Metzler
Fretty
L. T. L. Organized
West Side
Kelner-Weber
Eastbrook Entertainment
Quilting Bee
Lila
Scott E. Shaner
Orient
Hartford
Western
Toronto
van Camp's
Pet
Brothers
Old Weyman’s
Cutty Pipe
Gorman
Star Grocery Coo
North Mercer ST
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