Visiting Girls Honor Guests In Informal Kensington
The visitors entertained in the city enjoyed a Kensington hosted by Miss Helen Rhodes with the X Y Z girls as guests. The event honored Miss Blanche Gayton of Knoxville and Miss Margaret Richardson of New York City, and ended with a dainty lunch after a session of fancy work. Miss Laura Beatty of Greenville, guest of Mrs. L B Hamilton, attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhodes
Neshannock Avenue
Kensington
Blanche Gayton
Knoxville
Tenn
Margaret Richardson
New York City
Laura Beatty
Greenville
L. B. Hamilton
Knoxville Girl Blanche Gaylon Attends Local Club Meeting
Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville Tennessee was the sole distant guest at a Girls' club gathering Friday afternoon with Miss Mary Hamilton of North Street. Sewing was followed by a choice rejection. Mrs Frank Offutt will host the group next Friday at her parents home on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Mary Hamilton
North Street
Frank Offutt
C. W. Watson
North Jefferson Street
Rebekah Lodge Holds Social Meeting
The Rebekah lodge members met Thursday at 4 o clock for a social gathering. Much of the afternoon was informal and another similar session is planned for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Daughters of the King at Trinity Church Meet Monday
The Daughters of the King of Trinity church will meet Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock for a planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Masquerade Delights Mrs Campbell's Sunday Class
Members of Mrs Ralph M Campbell's Sunday school class at First Methodist held a masquerade party at her East Grant home Friday evening. Fifteen members attended with prizes for pinning the tail on the donkey and mind reading provided merriment. Luncheon followed served by the hostess and Mrs Robinson with carnation place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Campbell
First Methodist Church
East Grant Street
Campbell
Della McCullough
Robinson
Gladys Perry
Mother Goose
Margaret Fulkerson
Helen Gill
Ida Woods
Mother Hubbard
Alta Wagner
Violet Stevens
Lady Washington
Nannie Hammond
Lady Adams
Bessie Brooks
Lella Lindsay
Dolly Dimple
Laura Sedgwick
Esther McIntyre
Margaret Lewis
Emma Christy
Gypsy
Nellie Mce- Nanny
Daughters of America Open Meeting Highlights
One of the citys largest patriotic orders the Daughters of America organized July 1 1898 now has 125 members. Friday evenings gathering featured a business session followed by a program with Miss Maude Remley playing piano recitals by Miss Ella Linderman Miss Vera Rigby and Miss Margaret McCombs a drill by the degree team and an address on the orders objects by James Rice Huwhre and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Fanny Banney
Maude Remley
Ella Linderman
Vera Rigby
Miss Remley
Margaret McCombs
Goldie Humble
James Rice
American Woman's Guild Held Meeting with Lincoln Maxims
The American Woman's Guild met with Mrs. John Bay of Croton Avenue on Friday afternoon. Members presented a program including Character Sketch of Robert E. Lee by Mrs. Lee Taylor and Lincoln Saved a Life by Mrs. J. Y. Patton with other readings by Mrs. Margaret Speer Gibson Mrs. Frank M. Jones and announced the next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Lee Taylor of Erie Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
John Bay
Croton Avenue
Rell
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Lee Taylor
J. Y. Patton
Fort Sumter
Margaret Speer Gibson
David Harum
Frank M. Jones
Erie Avenue
Afternoon sewing sociable hosted by Miss Amanda Greer
An informal afternoon gathering for X. Y. Z. girls with hostess Miss Amanda Greer of North Jefferson street. Sewing was the main activity and a choice rejection was served. Miss Margaret Richardson of New York was the only guest from a distance. The invitation from Miss Elizabeth Hutton of Neshannock avenue to meet next Friday afternoon was gladly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Greer
North Jefferson Street
Margaret Richardson
New York
Elizabeth Hutton
Neshannock Avenue
Party At Croton Avenue Hosts Pleasant Evening
Miss Carrie Allen of Rock Creek Ohio was honored by Mr and Mrs W W Grant of Croton avenue Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoover of Grant street hosted a card party before a collation was served. The hostess noted the gathering was unusually pleasant for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Allen
Rock Creek
W. W. Grant
Croton Avenue
Henry Hoover
Grant Street
Pretty Dinner for Teachers in Charity Event
An invite from Prof and Mrs Crawford of Albert street drew Home Street school teachers to a Friday dinner at six with fruit centerpiece and an elaborate dinner bag. Music by Edith Burgess and Mrs Crawford followed by parlor games. tickets for a Wimodausis club charity euchre are to be sold at Free's jewelry store with about 50 remaining toward a 300 limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Crawford
Albert Street
Home Street
Mrs. Morrison
Edith Burgess
Crawford
Blanche Love
Donna Wright
Anna Patterson
Nellie Stevenson
Inez Watt
Clara Guy
Lucy Fiscus
Ruth Liken
Florence Wilson
Morrison
J. Co. Worner
Eree
John MecConahy
George K. Welsh
Herbert Jordan
Twentieth Century Club Hosts Card Night Delights Members
Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Matheny on Wallace avenue entertained the Twentieth Century club with a cards evening. Prizes went to Mrs. J. F. Leonardson and J. C. Leohner while visitors’ favors were claimed by Mrs. Thomas Elliott and J. M. Hamilton. A lunch followed and two weeks hence Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mears of Neshannock avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
J. F. Leonardson
J. C. Leohner
Thomas Elliott
J. M. Hamilton
Rachel Patterson
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Choir Dinner Hosts at First Christian Church
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Phillips of Highland avenue entertained the church choir at dinner for 32 guests. Rev C Brooks and family joined as guests. Dinner was served at 6 30 and the evening featured the regular weekly choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
First Christian Church
Brooks
West Side W C T U Holds Friday Meeting
The West Side W C T U met at Mrs. Robinson’s Holton Street home Friday evening with many members present. Plans were made for state president Mrs. George to speak at a parlor meeting Saturday afternoon February 1 and refreshments were served at the close.
Mrs. L. 3B Hamilton Hosts Greenville Visitor
Falls street social notice states Mrs. L. 3B Hamilton will entertain the xX, Y. Z. girls next Wednesday afternoon January 22 in honor of her visitor Miss Beatty of Greenville.
Local social events announced for the week
The Fellows host an informal dance in Mikado hall. Mrs Harold Bleakley on Neshannock avenue entertains the Currant Events circle. Book club members will be guests of Mrs C H Akens on North Mill street. The Oratorio society meets in the high school chapel at 8 o’clock. Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce of Hotel Pierce host the Spoon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bleakley
Neshannock Avenue
Book Club
C. H. Akens
North Mill Street
Charles Pierce
Hotel Pierce
Spoon Club
D. F. Coff to Speak at New Castle YMCA
D F Coff who led a sequence of shop meetings in New Castle five years ago will address the YMCA Sunday at 8 pm. The event gathers local workers and residents for the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Coff
New Castle
Installation of officers for American Insurance Union
The American Insurance Union members held their installation in their hall on Friday evening with Dr. Hoglan from Columbus presiding. He led an engaging talk launching a membership contest, followed by a social period and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Insurance Union
Hoglan
Columbus
Yucatan Club Hosts Cunningham’s North Jefferson Event
Yucatan Club members will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. H. Cunningham of North Jefferson Street at a gathering Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
Informal Tea Planned by Mrs R B Jameson
Mrs R B Jameson of Shaw Street will entertain a number of friends at an informal tea Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jameson
Shaw Street
Basket Club Members Entertained by Norris Family
The Basket club enjoyed a Friday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Norris of West Grant street. After dinner, cards provided entertainment. the hosting committee included Mrs. B A Young, Mrs. T F Morehead, and Mrs. Norris, with Mr. and Mrs. C A Phillips of West Grant street slated to entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basket Club
Edwin F. Norris
West Grant Street
B. A. Young
T. F. Morehead
Norris
C. A. Phillips
Miss Johanna Shoaff Hosts Pleasant Thursday Evening
Miss Johanna Shoaff of Moravia Street entertained several friends Thursday evening with games of various kinds and a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Shoaff
Moravia
A Surgical Operation in Women's Hospital Care
A newspaper passage notes that many operations on women are unnecessary and suggests many could have been avoided. It reflects concern about the frequency of surgical procedures in hospitals and the impact on women.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Letters Endorsement
Letters from women in Kansas New Jersey describe dramatic relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe female troubles. The ad cites cures for displacement inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and backache and invites readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Pageantry Links in Local Event Ceremony
In a description of the event, Miss Mary Scherger Miss Mary Cochran and Miss Isabelle Book drew attention from guests as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scherger
Mary Cochran
Isabelle Book
New Castle Masons Club Plans Series of Dances
The New Castle club of Masons sues invitations for a series of dances at Greer music hall at 8 30 o clock on following evenings. The first is Monday January 27 the second February 20 and the third April 28. The events are the first social venture of the new organization and are expected to be brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George C Thompson in Wallace avenue home
At six o'clock Mr and Mrs George C Thompson hosted a formal dinner at their Wallace avenue residence on Friday evening. Guests included Dr and Mrs Tobey and daughter, Mrs Mary Eckles and George Allen of New Bedford. The evening continued with social pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Thompson
Wallace Avenue
Tobey
Mary Eckles
George Allen
New Bedford
N. T. B. Girls Meeting Postponed One Week
The N. T. B. girls meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon is postponed for a week and will meet with Miss Nellie Elliott of Neshannock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Ladies Auxiliary Social at the YMCA Parlor
The Y M C A ladies auxiliary held a social afternoon in YMCA parlors on Friday at 4 pm and served refreshments before leaving.
Pythian Sisters Visit Greenville Group Next Thursday
The Pythian Sisters accepted an invitation from Greenville members to be their guests next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
The
Pythian Sisters of
Greenville
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Nestor Makarewisch and Stephano Sonczik of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Nestor Makarewisch
Stephano Sonczik
Local happenings and upcoming events in Bessemer
News notes from Bessemer include a birth in the Fornstrom family, visits by M Shuklansky and George Anderson to New Castle and Lowellville, and an addition to M M Ferrer’s livery stable. A town hall dance is planned, a new fruit store and billiard room by D Aubrey and F Kenengeiser opens Saturday, revival meetings at the Swedish Congregational church drew crowds, and Rev. H H Nelson of Youngstown led services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fornstrom
Cc. F. Hedberg
New Castle
M. Shuklansky
M. M. Ferrer
George Anderson
Lowellville
Frank Metts
New Middletown
Anna Bichnaur
Youngstown
Wylie Stanley
E. Manewal
Charley Crook
Bessemer Limestone Company
D. Aubrey
F. Kenengeiser
Swedish Congregational Church
H. H. Nelson
Chamber of Commerce debates future as members weigh uniting with business men
Mont Magill urges preserving the chamber as a separate body while others push for affiliation with the business men and grocers groups. With $100 in treasury, a meeting is set for Friday at city hall to decide whether to continue independently or join the business mens organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Mont Magill
Chamber of Commerce
Cr. C. Robingson
Ed O'Brien
Grocers’ Association
Business Men's Exchange
George Greer
Mr. Greer
Businessmens’ Organization
Martin Reno
Walnut Street
Dean
City Hall
Businessmens ‘Organization
School Report for Fourth Month Totals by City Schools
The fourth month report for Superintendent T. A. Kimes shows 5 256 enrolled students, 4 608 average daily attendance, 88 percent attendance, 1 864 neither absent nor tardy, and 823 tardiness cases across city buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kimes
Miss Charlotte Griffith Offers Voice Lessons at Carlisle Street
Miss Charlotte Griffith, a three year pupil of Paul Browne Patterson, who has performed in major concerts in the city, will accept a limited number of voice pupils at her residence studio 368 Carlisle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
Carlisle Street
Pioneer Dead at 89 in Youngstown Area Home
Mrs. Mary Hartman aged 89 dies at her home near Youngstown where she had lived for 60 years. A Cleveland man conducts oil tests in the Sharpsville vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hartman
Youngstown
Cleveland
Sharpsville
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King
Stillman’s
Quillman's
Iis
Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
West Side
Y. M. C. A. Meeting
Metzler
Lydia E. Pinkham
NT. B
Bessemer
Martin Gantz
East Street
Tae
Highland Oak Street
Central
Thaddeus Stevens
Lincoln and Garfield
Royal
S. W. Lowers
Bartram Avenue
Falls Street
Hattie and
Grace Shaffer
South Sharon
Edna Shaffer
Mulberry Street
M. J. Miller
Central School
Conneaut Lake
Ephraim Hilderbrand
8. P. Hilderbrand
Greenwood, Pa
J. Morrison
Transfer
J. M. McCracken
Richelieu Avenue
Katharyne Hartzel
North Beaver Street
Belle Fleming
Park Avenue
Evelyn Miller
Sharon
E. L. Smith
Ambridge
Benjamin Pickles
Mary Warnock
Ellen Feely
Brooklyn Avenue
G. W. Guildoo
Verona
Jerry Seamons
Long Avenue
Sea
Mons
M. L. Brown
Smithfield Street
Franklin
Bert Smiley
Leon Stewart
Burnham
B. C. Rhodes
Bellewood
Charlotte Griffith
Pioneer
Unitarian Church
Pearson
Pet
North Mercer ST
J.A. Breckenridges
Music Store
E. Washington Street
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