Literary Club to Host Washington Tea Event
The Current Events circle will entertain at a Washington tea on Friday evening February 21 at 7 o clock. The event moves to the home of Mrs J J Dean on Pittsburg street with Mrs Harold Bleakley coordinating and inviting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Harold Bleakley
Neshannock Avenue
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Frank C. Douds
Croton Avenue
Frank Wood
Harriet Leslie
W. T. Dougherty
Park Avenue
Charity Euchre by Wimodausis at Masonic Temple
Wimodausis members host a charity euchre at the Masonic temple at 2 o clock. The event features social hosting by Mrs L B Hamilton of Falls street for Miss Beatty of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
L. B. Hamilton
Falls Street
Miss Beatty
Greenville
Lola Wilson
New Galilee
Slater Mcteehon
Eastbrook
First Baptist Church
Florence White
Moose Club
Harry Preston
Crawford Avenue
J. Lee McFate
Court Street
Joseph Fleckenstein
Hoyt Block
Informal Tea Honors Bride at Shaw Street Residence
Mrs R B Jameson hosted a Monday afternoon informal tea from 2 to 4 at her Shaw street home. A dozen town girls and visiting friends attended with sister Mrs Cassius Ralph assisting. Out of town guests included Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville, Miss Gertrude Kemp of Kane, and Mrs Frank Leroy of Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jameson
Shaw Street
Cassius Ralph
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Gertrude Kemp
Kane
Frank Leroy
Oil City
Yucatan Club Teas Hosts Evening at Cunningham Home
North Jefferson street hosts a Yucatan club gathering Monday evening with card games and prizes. Mrs. C J Kirk Mrs. C A Phillips A W Harbison and John C C Taggart won prizes. Miss Wells of Youngstown attended as an out of town guest and a choice lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Yucatan Club
C. J. Kirk
C. A. Phillips
A. W. Harbison
John CC. Taggart
Miss Wells
Youngstown
Hotel Pierce hosts Spoon club six-hand euchre party
Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce entertained the Spoon club Monday night at the Hotel Pierce. Six-hand euchre was the diversion with prizes won by Mrs W E Jackson Miss Mary Weber Clark E E Leavy and Dr W B Jackson. Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville Tenn was the only guest from a distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pierce
Hotel
Pierce
Spoon Club
W. E. Jackson
Mary Weber Clark
E. E. Leavy
W. B. Jackson
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Book Club Luncheon at Mrs Akens Home
Members of the book club gathered at Mrs C H Akens residence on North Mill street for a 4 1 o'clock luncheon Monday. Pink and white carnations adorned the table as an excellent menu was served. The afternoon was spent with cards and exchanges of books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Akens
North Mill Street
Book Club
Mrs Rohrer to Visit City as Mrs Harris Hosts
Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street will host a Friday afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg. Mrs Rohrer arrives in the city Wednesday to be the guest of her sister in law Mrs D R Harris of North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
City
D. R. Harris
Miss Florence Long Hosts Kensington Club Gathering
Miss Florence Long entertained the N. W. Kensington group on Saturday afternoon. Sewing preceded lunch with members Miss Edna Wilkins Miss Ethel Wilkins Esther Patterson Ethel Ward Jennie Stoner and Florence Long attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Long
N. W. Kensington
Edna
Ethel Wilkins
Esther Patterson
Ethel Ward
Jennie Stoner
Frances Willard Mission Meeting Postponed
The Frances Willard nv. Co. T. U. meeting with Mrs. W. J. Marshall of Courtstreet is postponed until next week due to the Y W C A reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Nv. Co. T. U
Senior class to be organized at Oak Street church
The East Side L. T. L. will meet in the Reformed Presbyterian church on Oak Street Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock for the organization of a senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Street
Meeting Called at Presbyterian Church for L T L Organization
A meeting is set at the Presbyterian church on Terrace avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock to organize an L T L group. The purpose is to form and coordinate activities for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Terrace Avenue
Alderman Ranney Officiates City Marriage Yesterday
Alderman Ranney officiated the marriage of Maria Hartman and John Shuler in his office yesterday, formalizing their union in a civic ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranney
Maria Hartman
John Shuler
Informal Dance in Mikado Hall Draws Local Crowd
An informal dance in Mikado Hall Monday evening featured music by young dancers led by John Crouch and Frank Moore. The crowd enjoyed dancing from 8 30 p m until late, with plans for a larger February event possibly on Valentine’s Day and a Beaver guest Miss Gertrude Sharrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makado Hall
John Crouch
Frank Moore
Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading Circle Meeting Recalls Bible Topics
The Dunbar Reading Circle held a Monday evening session hosted by Mrs. Retta Roper of Neal street. Members presenting included Mrs. J. Brown Mrs. D. Hill Mrs. M. Botts Mrs. B. Dillard Mrs. R. Roper Mrs. F. Williams Mrs. A. Jordan and Miss Oakes. Guests enjoyed refresh ments in the dining room. The next meeting is set for Monday February 28 with Mrs. Callie Profit of North street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Retta Roper
Neal Street
J. Brown
D. Hill
M. Botts
B. Dillard
R. Roper
F. Williams
A. Jordan
Callie Profit
North Street
Charity euchre tickets still on sale at Eroe's store
Wimodausis club pursues unsold tickets for a charity euchre with 25 to 30 tickets remaining before the 300 ticket limit is reached. Those delayed or detained can still purchase and attend one of the season’s brightest social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis Club
Eroe’s
Entertainment committee cancels temple parties schedule
At the Masonic temple meeting the entertainment committee decided not to host a planned series of parties. The events were set for January 29 February 24 and May 7 at the temple but were canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Daughters of the King Hold Meeting at Trinity Church
The Daughters of the King of Trinity church met Monday evening in the guild room to finalize plans for the upcoming birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Jenny Wren Club Meeting Planned by Miss Charlotte Taylor
Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leisure Avenue will entertain the Jenny Wren club Friday afternoon in a social gathering likely featuring light refreshments and conversation for club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Wren Club
Charlotte Taylor
tLeasure Avenue
Miss Sadie Reed Hosts Swastika Club Evening
Miss Sadie Reed of Lyndal Street will entertain the Swastika club Thursday evening, inviting members to an in home gathering with likely social and communal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Reed
Lyndal Street
Swastika Club
Local Births and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs W J Rollinson of Cottage street a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Crushel of County Line street a son. Mrs Josephine Robets of Highland avenue has returned from a visit at Connellsville. Dr Salem Heilman of Sharon has returned after a visit with friends in this city. Paul Griffith has returned to his home in Sharon after a stay with relatives in this city. Miss Wells of Youngstown is the guest of Mrs J P H Cunningham of north Jefferson street. Harold the young son of Mr and Mrs David Pyle is quite ill at his home on Butler avenue. Mrs Frank Leroy of Oil City is the guest of her mother Mrs G W Veach of North Shenango street. Mrs T J Logan and daughter Nettie have gone to Warren to visit the former's daughter Mrs J B Shelar. T D Allen motorman for the New Castle Traction company is confined to his home 229 West South street by a severe attack of the grip. Rev J S Martin and son Donald who has been ill in Pittsburg for some time will return to this city Tuesday evening. Donald is much improved and it is thought he will recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Robets
Highland Avenue
Connellsville
Salem Heilman
Sharon
Paul Griffith
Miss Wells
Youngstown
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Harold
David Pyle
Butler Avenue
Frank Leroy
Oil City
G. W. Veach
Donald
Pittsburg
New Jersey Girl Finds Hidden Gold Dream Comes True
Miss Lucy Alvord from Tavortown and her brother dug into a brick oven wall after a Sunday dream. They uncovered a crock containing more than 4000 dollars, believed to be left by their grandfather Silas Alvord who reportedly vanished with a fortune long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United Press
Tavortown
N. J
Lucy Alvord
Silas Alvord
Mitchell thought suspicion rested on young robbers
Harry Mitchell in jail for robbing Charles Metzler's store says newspaper reports that boys were the suspects threw him off guard and led him to sell stolen fountain pens. He believed authorities hunted youths and would not suspect him. He planned to raise funds to flee to another city to dispose of the plunder with less danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mitchell
Charles T. Metzler
Marriage of Miss Eleanor Gregor and Mr Carl Smith
Notices report the quiet wedding planned for Wednesday at 4 PM at Dr J E Reilly’s home with no witnesses. The couple will reside with groom’s parents until spring before establishing a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gregor
Fulton Street
Carl Smith
South Mill Street
J. E. Reilly
Garfield Avenue
Will Quit General Practice by Dr Harry Wilson
Dr Harry Wilson of the Kurtz building Pittsburg and Court streets has returned from New York Postgraduate study in stomach and digestive diseases. Beginning February 1 he will devote his entire time to this field and will not engage in general practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Kurtz Building
Pittsburg
Court Streets
New Castle
New York Post
Wilson
Miss Charlotte Griffith Opens Carlisle Street Studio
Miss Charlotte Griffith, after three years with Paul Browne Patterson and notable concert appearances in this 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
Greer Purchases Dr. Lee Property for 12000
A deed records the transfer of the Dr. Charles H. Lee property on North Mercer Street to Herbert C. Greer for 12000 dollars. The property decorates the new Greer block and was placed on the county record today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lee
Mercer Street
Herbert C. Greer
Court House
Greer Block
Homemade Bread and Dairy Ad Bullets
Local ad listing Mrs. O. E. Sankey at 175 East North Street for home baked bread and dairy items. H. P. Carpenter at 55 North Mer cer Street advertises milk cream and buttermilk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Sankey
E. North Street
H. P. Carpenter's
North
Mercer Street
Mrs. T. B. Morgans Sister In Critical Health
Mrs. T. B. Morgan and her daughter Miss Jennie Morgan of Grant Street were summoned to Pittsburg as Mrs. Sarah Law, sister of Mrs. Morgan, suffered a stroke and her condition worsened to a critical state during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Morgan
Jennie Morgan
Grant Street
Pittsburg
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P. L. D. Reading Circle
the King
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County Line Street
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Meadville
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New Wilmington
Twelfth Volunteer Infantry
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Halleck W. Davis
West Grant Street
Herbert Dyke
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Greenwood Cemetery
Will
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Mather Bros. CO
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