Pretty Afternoon At Mrs Papenhause n's In North Mercer Street
Mrs Paul Papenhausen hosted a refined afternoon for about 20 friends honoring her sister Miss Phoebe Papenhause n of New York and Miss Mayme Cessna whose engagement to Mr L A Stiles was announced. Iuma Dean and guests wore lavender and white as they played 500 and enjoyed a light collation. Out of town attendees included Miss Wilson Mrs Harry Patterson of Saltsburg and Miss Elsie Cessna of Warren. Cessna will be honored again Monday by Mrs William L Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Papenhausen
North Mercer Street
Phoebe Papenhausen
New York City
Mayme Cessna
L. A. Stiles
Iiuma Dean
Wilson
Harry Patterson
Saltsburg
Elsie Cessna
Warren
Cessna
William L. Aiken
Neshannock Avenue
Sara Cromlish
Pittsburg
Frances Hamilton
North Street
Kate Long
Charles G. Sankey
Cleveland
Edwin Ohl
Lincoln Avenue
George M. Thompson
Hanna Street
Wilson Ave
S. Mellin
East Street
New York
John Foster
Baltimore
Lutz
Elizabeth Bonner
Leasure Avenue
J. R. Daugherty
Mahoning Avenue
Recent Bride Honored Friday By Pythian Sisters
The Pythian sisters lodge hosted a Friday session in their club rooms honoring Mrs. Walter K. Conover formerly Julia Cotton. After a business meeting a social hour followed with pink and white decor and a luncheon. Mrs. Conover received a solid mahogany chair as a token, with about 606 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters’ Lodge
Walter K. Conover
Julia Cotton
Marriage in Wam pum for Miss Womer to Prof Crawford
Miss M Bellegrace Womer of Wam pum selects Wednesday June 12 for her marriage to Prof S Elmer Crawford of this city formerly of Mt Air The ceremony will be at noon performed by Rev Womer the bride's father A small bridal party will attend and in the fall the couple will reside here where Crawford is principal of the Home street school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bellegrace Womer
Wampum
S. Elmer Crawford
Mt. Air
Womer
Prof. Crawford
Home Street
Miss Jennie Morgan Hosts Circulating Book Club Social
Miss Jennie Morgan of Grant street entertained the Circulating Book Club Friday afternoon with fancywork and social conversation. It was the last regular meeting before summer vacation. A committee led by Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Trelfall will arrange a picnic, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Morgan
Grant Street
Circulating Book Club
Charles Greer
J. D. Trelfall
J. D. F. Newell
John Butz
William Gormley
Treadwell Hosts Final Highland Avenue Card Party
Mr and Mrs A W Treadwell entertained friends Friday night at cards closing a week of gatherings at their Highland avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs John Taggart Mrs W E Jackson and Messrs W H Falls and R H Hughes. A light lunch followed. Out of town guests included Mrs Bosworth and Miss Carrie Griffith of Mercer and Mrs Charles G Sankey of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Treadwell
Highland Avenue
Treadwell
John Taggart
W. E. Jackson
W. H. Falls
R. H. Hughes
Bosworth
Carrie Griffith
Mercer
Charles G. Sankey
Cleveland
Masons Club to Host Dances at Cascade Park This Summer
The Temple club of the Masons announces the first dance of a series at Cascade park on Thursday June 27. Dances will continue in July and August as subscription affairs. Lists are managed by BE EB Leavy George K Welch Harry and Russell Urmson and also at the Lawrence club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Club of the Masons
Cascade Park
Messrs
Eb, Leavy
George K. Welch
Harry and
Russell Urmson
Lawrence Club
Girls Club Plans Summer Dance at Park Pavilion
The Girls Club arranged a dance for the near future at the park pavilion. Each member may invite one girlfriend and two gentlemen, totaling about 125 guests including members. The event is expected to be a premier social highlight of the season.
American Women's Guild Meets in Croton Avenue Home
The American Women’s Guild met Friday at Mrs. John Agnew’s Croton avenue residence. Quotations came from Evangeline and a paper on Yale and Its Alumni by Mrs. Ferrington. Mrs. Lile Emery reviewed Pere Jean. The guild plans to meet June 14 at Mrs. Mina Organ’s Cascade street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women's Guild
John Agnew
Croton Avenue
Evangeline
Yale
Ferrington
Pere Jean
Lile Emery
Mina Organ
Cascade Street
Marriage licenses issued in Pittsburg and Youngstown regions
Licenses to wed were granted in Pittsburg for Lowell L. Lovejoy and Josie V. Shaffer, both of Harmony and this city, and Edward J. King with Elina C. Braden, also of this city. In Youngstown a license was issued to John F. Brown and Marguerite P. Deemer, both of Ellwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lowell L. Lovejoy
Josie V. Shaffer
Harmony
Edward J. King
Elina C. Braden
Youngstown
John F. Brown
Marguerite P. Deemer
Ellwood City
Birthday Party for Mildred George
In honor of her birthday anniversary, Mildred George daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac George of Dewey Avenue entertained about 20 young friends Friday evening. Games amused the children as they played in the house and yard before gathering in the dining room for a prettily appointed lunch. Hours were from 4 to 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred George
Isaac George
Dewey Avenue
Alderman Ranney Joins Martin Ehrlich and Barbara Muchitisch
Alderman Ranney united in marriage Martin Ehrlich and Barbara Muchitisch in the city this morning. The ceremony took place at eight o'clock in the presence of a party of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Ranney
Martin Ehrlich
Barbara Muchitisch
Local Residents Return From West Middlesex Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veach, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Boal and daughter Helen visited West Middlesex for a reception at the Commercial club on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Veach
T. F. Boal
Helen
West Middlesex
Commercial Club
Mrs Perkins Hosts Taka Kensington Meeting at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Joseph Perkins entertained the Taka Kensington group Friday afternoon at Mrs. John Jones's home on Boyles avenue. Social chat and needlework filled the event with refreshments served. Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Jones were assisted by Mrs. Albert Perkins. The next gathering is planned for two weeks with Mrs. Pearlman of North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perkins
Taka Kensington
John Jones
Boyles Avenue
Perkins
Jones
Albert Perkins
Pearlman
North Street
West Side L. T. L. Alumni Meet Monday Evening
The West Side L. T. L. alumni plan a 7 30 PM gathering with Miss Belle Crowther of West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Belle Crowther
West State Street
Town Notebook Highlights Ills andTrips Across Region
The clipping records numerous social notes and visits. Charles Stright of Clayton street is ill with typhoid fever. Paul Jonas of Crafton guests in the city. Various residents travel to Pittsburgh Beaver Falls and Washington for visits and events over Memorial and Decoration days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stright
Clayton Street
Paul Jonas
Crafton
Mayme Vaughn
Sharon
John Oursler
Pittsburg
J. C. Wallace
Beaver Falls
Lulu McElivenny
Court Street
Highland Girls Club Meeting Attracts Members
Mrs. Ralph C. MecGoun hosted a Friday afternoon gathering of the Girls club at Highland avenue with two visiting members from Sharon and Hartford. Needlework provided the diversion and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Esther Watson of Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. MecGoun
Highland Avenue
Harry Cook
Sharon
Mary McKee Olds
Hartford, Conn
Esther Watson
Wallace Avenue
Mrs Jeannette Jones Hosts Coterie Club Meeting
Mrs Jeannette Jones of Ray street entertained the Coterie club Friday evening. Miss McCreary of Pittsburg held the post of honor. Later Mrs Jones, assisted by Mrs Humphrey, served a delicious lunch. The place of the next meeting was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Jones
Ray Street
Coterie Club
Miss McCreary
Pittsburg
Jones
Humphrey
C. W. B. M. Society Meeting At Park Christian Church
The regular monthly meeting of the C. W. B. M. society of the Park Christian church will be held Tuesday afternoon, June 4, at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips of Highland avenue. Following the literary program, a social period will be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. B. M. Society of the Park Christian Church
Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Croton Woman Hosts Tea Honoring Greeley Visitor
Miss Katherine Foulke of Croton avenue invites guests to an afternoon party at her home on Tuesday June 11 at 3 oclock. The occasion honors Mrs. Bill Grant Chambers of Greeley Colorado formerly Miss Sunshine Foulke of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Foulke
Croton Avenue
Bill Grant Chambers
Greeley
Col
Sunshine Foulke
West Side L. T. L. Meeting Set for Sunday Afternoon
The West side L. T. L. will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in Wesley chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Dividends of Ten Percent Declared in Bankruptcy Cases
At the Referee in Bankruptcy office in Underwood the ten percent dividends were declared for Roy F. Brandon and H. B. Cubbison. Only some creditors filed claims and the total payout is not yet determined but will be very small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Underwood
Roy F. Brandon
H. B. Cubbison
Westminster dominates intercollegiate tennis finals
The three day tournament in New Wilmington ended Friday with Westminster players sweeping doubles as McCrory and Campbell win all doubles matches. Herbert Patten takes first in singles, with George of Geneva second and John E. McKay third in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Messrs. McCrory
Campbell
Westminster
Herbert Patten
George
Geneva
John E. McKay
Rayl couple attend Maude Eva Rayl and Ernest Boyd wedding
Mr and Mrs O A Rayl of this city attended the marriage of Miss Maude Eva Rayl and Mr Ernest Boyd of Youngstown held at the bride’s parents home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Rayl
Maude Eva Rayl
Ernest Boyd
Youngstown
Norris Couple Host Tuesday Night Club Entertainment
The Tuesday Night club will be entertained Monday evening June 3 by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin FP Norris of Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin FP. Norris
Grant Street
New Wilmington Council and Education Board Schedule Meetings
New Wilmington councils will meet Monday and the board of education will meet Tuesday evening. Miss Hayberger, a German instructor at Westminster, plans to return to Germany for vacation. The Wilmington Athletic Baseball team faces Volant this afternoon and will host an ice cream social soon to raise funds for new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Wilmington Board of Education
Hayberger
Westminster
Germany
Wilmington Athletic
Volant
Autograph Market's High Demand for English Celebrities
The Circle notes that current demand for autographs centers on English literary figures with prices reaching thousands. Keats and Shelley fetch top prices, selling best abroad in larger collections. Autograph sales occur continually in London Berlin and Paris during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Shelley
London
Berlin
Paris
the Circle
Life a Maze of Endicas Complication
Quote from Charles Wagner on modern life as a maze of endless complications from birth to death. The speaker notes that nothing remains simple including thought, pleasure, and even dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wagner
Beautiful Things in Life Quote
A Condensed quotation attributed to Chesterfield extols purity honesty charity love virtue and faith as the path to happiness. The passage emphasizes unity of these qualities forming the finest human pursuits and enduring joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Transplanting Potting Tips for Healthy Plant Roots
When moving plants, ensure firm potting not rough pounding. Press soil snugly around roots so they can take hold in the new soil and grow strongly.
Rulers of the World Merchants Shape Global Trade
The piece observes a shift toward merchant rule echoing America and medieval Venice. It portrays merchant princes as the rulers of the world, reflecting emphasis on commerce and trade leadership in governance and influence.
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America
Venice
London
Successful Man's Advice From Railroad President
W. H. Newman rose through all railroad branches to become president of the New York Central railway. His single rule for success is to work, work, work, and he offers this as his only advice to young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newman
New York Central Railway
Hints for Wives on recognizing a Husband’s faults
Two ways to view a husband are presented in this excerpt. One urges declaring him faultless and perfect, the other recommends acknowledging his faults and choosing love despite them. The tone suggests practical domestic guidance from a period source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimalin
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Winifred Hirschinger
Sadie McHannon
Woodland Beach
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J. M. Walker
East Washington Street
Ralph Crossman
Walker
Rose Kahl
Gertrude Hannon
Emma J. Baumann
J. Edd Cooke
John Shelly
Elizabeth Shelly
Spruce Street
Nannie Bowman
J. H. Reed
J. R. Regen
Hartstown
J. S. Westlake
Gait Avenue
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Iam & Cottng
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H. G. Dean
C. W. B. M. Meeting
Metzler
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