Matinee Party Honors Visitor From Butler
Seldom have so many visitors been entertained by the younger set this summer with daily card parties luncheons and teas. A notable gathering was a card party hosted by Mrs. Harry Bryan for Miss Lillian Loutzenhiser of Butler visiting her sister Miss Josephine Fessler of Neshannock avenue. Seven tables of 500 were played and the visitor’s prize went to Miss Loutzenhiser. A collation was served with several local and out of town guests present including Miss Jean Ward Wheeling Miss Emma Martin Muskegon Mich Miss Dorothy Love Titusville Ruth Holmes Zella Braden Smithport Miss Gertrude Thompson Fort Wayne Ind and Miss Jane Hillier Mt Vernon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bryan
Neshannock Avenue
Lillian Loutzenhiser
Butler
Josephine Fessler
Mt. Vernon, O
Local Social Scene Reports Gertrude Sharrer Marries Pursell
News of the marriage of Miss Gertrude Sharrer to Mr. Pursell of Cincinnati arrives as a surprise. Sharrer, popular in the city, is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hyde of the Seventh ward and has numerous ties in local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sharrer
Pursell
Cincinnati
John W. Hyde
Seventh Ward
Mrs Sperry of Chicago Honored by Pittsburg Street Family
Mrs Mary Sperry formerly Miss Mary Miquel of this city visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Miquel on Pittsburg street. Her sister Mrs Scott McCaslin hosts a dinner for 20 including Lavina Barron Stewart Thompson and others. Sperry plans a class of 1907 picnic at the park next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sperry
Chicago
Mary Miquel
This City
Joseph Miquel
Pittsburg Street
Scott McCaslin
Lavina Barron
West Pittsburg
P. J. Barron
Ellwood City
Stewart Thompson
David McConahy
J A Miquel
T. A. Miquel
Sperry
W. S. McCaslin
Homer Hoover
Sharon
Highland Avenue Hostesses Share An Afternoon Tea
Miss Alma Locke of Highland avenue entertained a few friends Wednesday afternoon in Pulaski. The gathering honored Miss Nellie Paland and Miss Marjorie McAnlis with six guests at dinner. Pink and white sweet peas adorned the table and a Lady Baltimore cake featured on the menu. Miss Myrtle Paland joined as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Paland
Pulaski
Marjorie McAnlis
Harlansburg Road
Alma Locke
Highland Avenue
Myrtle Paland
Reception for Miss Dorothy Wade. guests from Titusville
Miss Hazel Reilley of Crescent Avenue hosts a reception for Miss Dorothy Wade of Titusville from 3 to 6 PM. The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting. A local group will visit Greenville as guests of Miss Mary Tunison hosting a house party over Sunday. Thursday night dance scheduled at the park pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reilley
Crescent Avenue
Dorothy Wove
Titusville
Pythian Sisters
Greenville
Mary Tunison
Park Pavilion
Miss Olive Johnston Heads North for Summer Visit
Miss Olive Johnston of Pittsburg street leaves Wednesday evening for Penetang to stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Phillips of North Beaver street who are spending the summer at their summer home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Johnston
Pittsburg Street
Penetang
Tennis Party and Dinner Honoring Miss Hewitt
Donald Lusk of Pinestreet will entertain at a tennis party and dinner at the Country Club Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Isabelle Hewitt of Toledo Ohio the guest of Mrs. L J Bateman of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lusk
Pinestreet
Country Club
Isabelle Hewitt
Toledo, O
L. J. Bateman
Wallace Avenue
Miss Woods and Jenkins to Attend Pittsburgh House Party
Miss Margaret Woods of the Seventh ward and Miss Kathleen Jenkins of North Beaver Street travel to Pittsburgh as guests at a house party hosted by Mrs. W. W. Darley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Woods
Seventh Ward
Kathleen Jenkins
North Beaver Street
Pittsburg
W. W. Darley
Greensburg honor guest Miss Ray Gress entertained by Miss Verdi Daugherty
Miss Verdi Daugherty hosts Miss Ray Gress of Greensburg as the guest of honor while Miss Jennie Sample of Walnut plans an evening of entertainment for friends this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gress
Greensburg
Verdi Daugherty
Jennie Sample
Walnut
Farewell party for MecGaffie family departs to Denver
Mrs. Orlie MecGaffie and family of Lathrop street have left for Denver Colorado where they will reside. A farewell party was given in their honor at the home of John M. Lee on Finch street Tuesday evening by a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlie MecGaffie
Lathrop Street
Denver
Col
John M. Lee
Finch Street
Winona Club Picnic at Park Set for Thursday
The Winona club will hold a picnic at the park on Thursday July 30 with members expected to attend and enjoy a daytime gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Club
Porch Party at Clendenin Home During July Social
July warmth boosts outdoor gatherings as Dorothy Schroeder of Lancaster hosts on the Clendenin porch. Three five-hand 00 tables fueled a brisk contest with prizes to Helen Gatley Eleanor Anderson Adeline Woodworth and Sarah Newell. Schroeder leaves for home Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schroeder
Lancaster
Helen Ward
Clendenin
Helen Gatley
Eleanor Anderson
Adeline Woodworth
Sarah Newell
Miss Schroeder
Tenth anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs W J Critchlow
The Crtichlow couple of 178 Vine street marked ten years of marriage with a large gathering of about 50 New Castle residents and visiting friends. A lawn supper and diversions followed the occasion with many congratulations and gifts. Notable out of town guests included H C Critchlow and family and others from Butler Wellsville and Evans City. The Lephners plan summer at Meatow Brook camp near Mar ber Bridge and will host friends on Thursdays after September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Critchlow
Vine Street
New Castle
H. C. Critchlow
Hazel
Jennie
Butler
Walter Critchlow
W. M. McCall
East Rittsburg
Cyrue Snyder
Wellsville
C. P Andrews
Evans City
A. M. Lephner
Oak Street
Meatow Brook
Marber Bridge
Garfield hostess entertains young guests for Titusville debutante
About a dozen youths joined Miss Regina Hirt of Garfield avenue for an informal evening in her home on Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Love of Titusville was also hosted with music dancing and refreshments as highlights of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Hirt
Garfield Avenue
Dorothy Love
Titusville
Reception Planned for Miss Hazel Mills Guest
Miss Hazel Mills of Boyles avenue will host a reception next Tuesday afternoon July 28 from 3 to 5 o'clock in honor of her guest Miss Hazel Smail of Brad dock who will stay for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mills
Boyles Avenue
Hazel Smail
Braddock
Miss Agnes Burns Heads to Chautauqua for Sojourn
Miss Agnes Burns of Pine Street and Miss Brenneman of North Liberty depart Friday for a stay at Chautauqua New York to attend the summer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Burns
Pine Street
Brenneman
North Liberty
Chautauqua, N. Y
Harvest Home Association Organized in Greenville
Greenville July 23. More than 150 businessmen and farmers attended the meeting that formed the Greenville Harvest Home association with Harry Watson as president. The group planned a celebration at the old fair grounds on Columbia Avenue Thursday August 20 and set committees to secure attractions and arrange a sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Greeenville Harvest Home Association
Harry Watson
Old Fair Grounds
Columbia Avenue
Mother of King Appeals to Press in Lisbon
Queen Amelie widow of King Carlos addressed Portuguese journalists in Lisbon. She spoke of her martyrdom and said her hope rests with the young king, appealing to the press to aid him and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Amelie
Carlos
Ladies Auxiliary disclaims bills for Mrs R W Welsh
The Ladies Auxiliary of B R L lodge 371 will not stand good for any bills contracted by Mrs R W Welsh of Mahonington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. & L. Lodge
R. W. Welsh
Mahonington
Personal Notices of Local Residents and Visitors
A long list of local residents and friends visiting or traveling. Names include Robert Nicholls, Gladys Thatcher, John Stewart, Clyde Gibson, Tom Augustine, Bonnie Battley, George Hassell, Sara Gardner, John M. Snyder, Hazel Small, William Forbes, George C. Barnes, Mildred Barnes, P. D. Ketler, Nina Eckles, Marjorie McAnns, Neliie, Myra Paland, Charles W. Biles, L. B. Hamilton, Edgar and Gons Ed gar, Robert Eastman, Hester Hainer, Eva Norris, Rachel Patterson, Dorothy Schroeder, Helen Ward, Edward H. Ward, Warren Clark. Destinations mentioned include Sharon, Wilkinsburg, Meadville, Pittsburg, Sandy Lake, Cleveland, Apollo, Braddock, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Detroit, Stoneboro, Fostoria, Mahoning Valley line, Shenango Valley hospital. One note reports Warren Clark leaving hospital after an explosion injury with possible permanent eye impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nicholls
Sharon
Gladys Thatcher
Wilkinsburg
John Stewart
Meadville
Clyde Gibson
Pittsburg
Tom Augustine
East Division Street
Bonnie Battley
South Mill Street
Sandy Lake
George Hassell
8. W. Lewis
Sara Gardner
Pearson Street
Cleveland
John M. Snyder
Apollo, O
D. R. Jack
Hazel Small
E. J. Small
Braddock
Hazel Mills
Boyles Avenue
William Forbes
Steubenville
Lewis Ray
Crawford Avenue
George C. Barnes
Mildred
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
P. D. Ketler
Court Street
Nina Eckles
No. 7
Pine Street
Marjorie McAnns
Harlansburg Road
Missey Neliie
Myra Paland
Pulaski
Alma Locke
Highland Avenue
Charles W. Biles
Neshannock Avenue
National Convention of Photographers
Detroit
Fostoria
L. B. Hamilton
Helen Ward
North Mercer Street
Deaths of J. Wylie Forbes longtime educator and businessman
Death of J Wylie Forbes aged 73 reported from Tacoma Washington where he died at his sister Amanda Forbes home after years of illness including a paralysis stroke. He was born near Moravia Lawrence county son of David Forbes and a Westminster College graduate and Civil War veteran who taught in Mahoningtown Beaver Falls and later ran a grocery and flour business. Survived by two sisters Mrs J D McAnlis College Hill Beaver Falls and Amanda Forbes of Tacoma and brother R G Forbes Beaver Falls. Funeral held in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wylie Forbes
Lawrence County
Amanda Forbes
Tacoma
Wash
Forbes
David Forbes
Moravia
Westminster College
78Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mahoningtown
Beaver Falls
Standard Steel Gauge Company
Presbyterian Church
Post 164
J. D. McAnlis
College Hill
R. G. Forbes
Alfred Williams Dies at 74 Former Justice of Peace
Alfred Williams 74 died Thursday morning at 5 at the family home 37 South Penn Sharon. He served seven years as justice of the peace. He is survived by his wife and two children Mrs W T May of Sharon and F H Williams of Epworth Street. Funeral Saturday at 2 at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Williams, Esq
South Penn Street
Sharon
Williams
W. T. May
F. H. Williams
Epworth Street
Death notices for Bran don and Bolen families
Mrs Nina Eckles of 80 Pine street received a telegram Thursday morning announcing the death today of her sister in law Mrs Willard Brandon at the Denver home. Brandon formerly lived in Cleveland and was Miss Emma Britton before marriage. Funeral is set for Sunday. Mrs J C Bolen, formerly of Beaver Falls, died at her Wheeling West Virginia home Monday after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Eckles
Pine Street
Willard Brandon
Denver
Col
Cleveland
Emma Britton
J. C. Bolen
Beaver Falls
Wheeling
W. Va
Mr. Bolen
Bargain Frenzy in July Clearance Sale At B. & H.
Losing days of the July Clearance Sale offer fresh seasonable goods at prices below fair value. Most stock includes lines needing speedy clearance and bargains are at their best. Some lots are too small to advertise. Come tomorrow or Saturday for these and other special attractions.
July Clearance on Lisle Wear and Underwear Bargains
Light and medium weight fine lisle ribbed wear including vests pants and union suits in all sizes. Large assortment on center aisle and in a show window with 50¢ and 65¢ values. July clearance price 35¢ per garment. Also odd lots of women's muslin underwear and children's knit wear with bargain picks and 18¢ to 25¢ values.
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Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
R. Bollard
Razor
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Duff
Mer
North Mill Street
Eva Mitchell
Wheeling, W
Mini
Canada
Ice Cream Social
Queen Esther Circle of
Croton
Harvest Home
Greenvile
Tennis Nets
Alfred Williams
H. B
New York
Brown
Hamilton
Lawrence
OUR
Conneat Lake Toay
C. W. Rhodes
Edgewood Avenani
Nana
G. B. Zahniser
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Love & Megown
Wil
DA. Lafranco
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