Pretty Luncheon Dotes on Teachers at Country Club
Teachers from Martin Gantz school and friends were guests of Prof and Mrs George C Thompson at the Wallace Avenue Country Club for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Red and white decorations graced the table with covers for numerous ladies and gentlemen including Lydia Paisley Anna Steen Margaret McConahy Bessie Gailey Blanche Potter Olive Glasser Susanna Guy Blanche Nesbitt Grace Kissinger Jean Butler Mary Aiken jertie Frantz Birdie Craig Miss White BE Phillips Jake E MacNab Ralph Gardner and Prof and Mrs Thompson. The afternoon was devoted to social chat and tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz School
Country Club
George C. Thompson
Wallace Avenue
Lydia Paisley
Anna Steen
Margaret McConahy
Bessie Gailey
Blanche Potter
Olive Glasser
Susanna Guy
Blanche Nesbitt
Grace Kissinger
Jean Butler
Mary Aiken
Jertie Frantz
Birdie Craig
Miss White
BE. I. Phillips
Jake E. MacNab
Ralph Gardner
Thompson
American Woman's Guild Holds Largest Meeting of Season
The American Woman's Guild met at Mrs. E. L. Smith's Wallace avenue home Friday afternoon with four special guests Mrs. D. F. Ralph Miss Margaret Ralph Mrs. Martha Moffatt and Mrs. E. Roberets. Roll call recalled heroines of the Old Testament and the program included Divine Origin by Mrs. Gibson Suited to Man's Need by Mrs. Organ and Conditions where it is not known by Mrs. Black. The Craw ford avenue social day was moved to June 12 from June 14. Members to bring china silver and napkins and notify president Mrs. Wilson. Invitation for a corn roast at Mrs. Black Eastbrook was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
E. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
D. F. Ralph
Margaret Ralph
Martha Moffatt
E. J. Robrets
Margaret Speer Gibson
Mina
Recital Tonight at First Baptist Featuring Filson and Patterson
Local music lovers can hear baritone J William Filson and pianist Mary Virginia Patterson in a recital Thursday evening June 13 at the First Baptist church. Filson has recently returned from New York where his music gained success over the past year. Patterson, a leading local pianist, has not performed publicly in this style for some time and an artis ic program is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Filson
Mary Virginia Patterson
First Baptist Church
Filson
New York
Bopp Hosts Informal Dinner Honoring Carpenter Nuptials
A dinner at Lincoln Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bopp honored the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Carpenter. A yellow marguerite centerpiece decorated the informal gathering for six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Bopp
Lincoln Avenue
George H. Carpenter
Two Philadelphia and Old City ladies visit Mrs Crawford
Mrs Thomas Martindale of Philadelphia and Mrs Crum of Old City arrived today for a few days visit with Mrs Sarah Crawford of North Beaver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Martindale
Philadelphia
Crum
Old City
Sarah Crawford
North Beaver Street
Mrs Eva McCullough Hosts Lookout Kensington Visit
Mrs Eva McCullough of Cottage street will entertain the Lookout Kensington next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McCullough
Cottage Street
Kensington
Harris Gardner wedding to be held in June
Miss Elizabeth Harris announces her upcoming marriage to Howard L. Gardner of Plain Grove. The engagement follows a June wedding plan and is celebrated by Kensington friends with a dressy home dinner and a park picnic in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Street
Elizabeth Harris
Howard L. Gardner
Plaingrove
Kensingtons
Highland School
George F. Gardner
Near Plaincrove
Kensington
Harris
Park
Margaret Breno
Park Avenue
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Lowers Celebrated in Monroe
Miss Alice Lowers organized a Friday evening birthday surprise party for her mother Mrs. S. W. Lowers on Monroe Street. Twenty guests presented china and cut glass gifts. Music and games were enjoyed with piano and vocal solos by Miss Hazel Johnson and Miss Essie Cox as a luncheon was served by Miss Lowers and Miss Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
S. W. Lowers
Hazel Johnson
Essie Cox
Local Social Clubs Entertain Guests Across Town
Miss Lenore Harrington on Wallace Avenue entertains EB A T Ken Singston. Pro Amicitia club hosts Helen Willener of Maryland Avenue. Miss Bessie Hoover on Pennsylvania Avenue entertains the U S club. The Current Events Circle of 1906 plans a park picnic. Mizpah Circle of the First Presbyterian church meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Harrington
Wallace Avenue
Current Events Circle Picnic Moves to Park So Members Attend
The Current Events circle of 1906 will hold its annual picnic at the park Monday evening to accommodate members leaving for the summer. Dinner will be served in the grove at 6 50 o clock, replacing the final season meeting at Mrs W J Whitling's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Whitling
G G G Kendington Plans Basket Picnic At Adams Street
At the meeting held in the home of Mrs Ira Al ford on Adams street plans were made for a basket picnic to be held in the home of Mrs Lewis Gordon on Neshannock avenue in three weeks with the husbands as special guests. The next regular meeting in two weeks will be at the home of Mrs John Butler on Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
Ira Alford
Adams Street
Lewis Gordon
Neshannock Avenue
John Butler
Court Street
Beaver Falls Woman Hosts Tea for Relatives Visitors
Miss Clyde Perrott of Beaver Falls acted as hostess at a wellappointed Friday tea on Clayton Street in this city. The gathering honored her sister Mrs. T. M. T. McKennan of Pittsburg formerly Eleanor Wallace and Mrs. William Wallace visiting from Oaxaca, Mexico at the home of Mrs. W. E. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Perrott
Beaver Falls
T. M. T. McKennan
Pittsburg
Eleanor Wallace
William Wallace
Oaxaca
Mex
W. E. Wallace
Clayton Street
Spoon Club Luncheon Hosts Guests at Country Club
Mrs. George Jones of Kokomo and Miss Mayme Miller of Wallsburg West Virginia attended the Spoon club luncheon at the Country club at noon Friday. Twenty guests were served and spent the afternoon informally. A similar entertainment is planned for two weeks later on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Kokomo
Mayme Miller
Wallsburg
W. Va
Spoon Club
Country Club
P E O LUNCHEON ENJOYABLE EVENT
June opened with a 1 o'clock luncheon held by the P E O Sisterhood at the home of Miss Carrie L Jeffery Barbour Place. Chapter B of Pittsburg recently organized was represented with yellow and white decorations. Covers for 30 guests and an elaborate menu were provided by a committee from Anne Perry Maude Kennedy Helen Norton Olivia Griffiths and Miss Jeffery. Mrs Jennie Snyder and daughter Helen of Pittsburg joined as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Jeffery
Barbour Place
Pittsburg
P. BE. O
Anne Perry
Maude Kennedy
Helen Norton
Olivia Griffiths
Miss Jeffery
Jennie Snyder
Helen of
Jeffery
Rae Muirhead Club Members Surprise Dr. McLaughrey
A group of Rae Muirhead Business Girls' club members gathered at the YWCA and surprised Dr. Elizabeth McLaughrey at her North Street home. She received flowers as vice-president, with music and refreshments, then the group voted to attend Beaver Falls revival meeting next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead
Elizabeth McLaughrey
Dr. McLaughrey
North Street
Beaver Falls
Association
Class Picnic Chaperoned by Mrs. House At Waltongrove
Mrs. Fred House chaperoned Trinity Sunday school class on a Waltongrove picnic arranged for seasonal travelers. A basket dinner was served and games were played, with Miss Mary Patterson and Miss Elizabeth Kirk as special guests among members Sara McMasters Elizabeth Byers Margaret Bechtel Jane Agnes Phillips Eleanor Treadwell Jeanette Haines and Mildred Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred House
Trinity Sunday School
Waltongrove
Mary Patterson
Elizabeth Kirk
Sara McMasters
Elizabeth Byers
Margaret Bechtel
Jane Agnes Phillips
Eleanor Treadwell
Jeanette Haines
Mildred Davenport
Luncheon at Country Club Honors Visiting Guests
The country club hosted a 1 pm luncheon for Mrs. Frank Filmore Hyde of Logan Avenue and 12 guests. Out of town visitors included Miss Margaret Wallace of Los Angeles who leaves June 10, Mrs. Louis Glenn Love of Mansfield and Mrs. Mabel McCormick Miller of Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Filmore Hyde
Logan Avenue
Margaret Wallace
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis Glenn Love
Mansfield, C
Mabel McCormick Miller
Uniontown
Unexpected club holds final summer meeting at East Street home
The concluding meeting for the Unexpected club was held at Mrs. James Ward Reis's East street home Friday evening. A neatly prepared dinner was served at 7 o'clock for 28 guests led by Mrs. Mayme Miller from Wellsburg. In cards Mrs. Edward Beadel and H. M. Kirk won favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward Reis
East Street
Mayme Miller
Wellsburg
W. Va
Edward Beadel
H. M. Kirk
Mrs Jones District Visit Includes New York Trip
Mrs. Frank M. Jones of Croton Avenue returned after a three week visit to Washington D C New York Herkimer and Buffalo New York. In New York she spent an afternoon with Earl S Palmer formerly pastor of the First Baptist Church and his daughter Elizabeth Palmer. Palmer is now an instructor at the College of the City of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Jones
Croton Avenue
Washington D. C
New York
Herkimer
Buffalo
N. Y
Earl S. Palmer
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Palmer
Palmer
College of the City of
Dinner honors 97th birthday of Mrs L A Fisher
Mrs W V Fisher hosted a dinner for the 97th birthday of Mrs L A Fisher. Guests included Mrs Lillie A Fisher, Mr and Mrs B E McCready, Mr and Mrs J L Fisher, Mr and Mrs G M Doty, Mrs Frank Ruby and her little daughter, and the Fisher family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Lillian Fisher
W. V. Fisher
L. A. Fisher
Lillie A. Fisher
8. E. McCready
J. L. Fisher
G. M. Doty
Frank Ruby
Lilian Fisher
S. E. McCready
Mrs Fisher Hosts 79th Birthday Dinner
Mrs. W. V. Fisher presided at a dinner honoring her mother Mrs. L. A. Fisher on her 79th birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lillie A. Fisher and several Mr. and Mrs. Fisher couples, plus Mrs. Frank Ruby and family.
Miss Gordon Hosts Informal House Party
Miss Gordon of New Castle entertained at an informal house party in her home Wednesday evening. Mrs Grace Black and Miss Jesse Reed of this city were guests of honor at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
New Castle
Grace Black
Jesse Reed
Sharon Cor
Miss Dowler to wed Fuelhart on June eighteenth
Miss Gertrude Dowler of Lincoln Avenue travels with her mother to Tidioute to be guest of friends until her marriage to Charles Edward Fuelhart on Tuesday June eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Dowler
Lincoln Avenue
Tidioute
Charles Edward Fuelhart
Surprise gathering at Miss Massie home
A group of friends assembled at Miss Isabella Massie’s residence at 710 Chestnut Street on Friday, arriving without warning and catching her completely by surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Massie
Chestnut Street
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Massie Highlights Pleasant Day
The birthday occasion brought enjoyment with gifts, games, and music. Mrs Massie and her daughter Miss Helena Massie led a pleasant luncheon after several hours of festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massie
Helena Massie
Recital by Mrs Nicklin’s music pupils on West Falls
The music pupils of Mrs. S. C. Nicklin gave a recital at her residence on West Falls Street Friday afternoon. All showed creditable advancement in study. Participants included Miss Frances Rich, Charlotte Boyles, Jane Agnes Phillips, Elmer Isaac Phillips, Hugh Smith, Margaret George, Ruth Bland, Jamie Kay, Elizabeth Allgeier, and Gertrude Dietterle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Nicklin
West Falls Street
Frances’ Rich
Charlotte Boyles
Jane Agnes Phillips
Elmer Isaac Phillips
Hugh Smith
Margaret George
Ruth Bland
Jamie Kay
Elizabeth Allgeier
Gertrude Dietterle
West Virginia visitors honor Memorial Day in Reynolds street visit
Misses Ethel Wasbutzky of East Liverpool Miss Carrie Wasbutzky of East Liverpool Miss Laura Broida and Miss Sadie Goldstein of Youngstown returned home after visiting Miss Irene Bishop on Reynolds street They were feted with a park picnic during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel and
Carrie Wasbutzky
East Liverpool
Laura Broida
Sadie Goldstein
Youngstown
Irene Bishop
Reynolds Street
Pr. L. D. Circle to Meet at Mrs. Marks Home
The P. L. D. Reading circle will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ella Marks on West North Street for an informal session and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. L. D. Circle
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Ella Marks
West North Street
To Picnic at Park P. C. Club Event
The P. C. club plans a park picnic Tuesday evening at 4 o clock. Members are invited to gather for the community outing.
King's Daughters Luncheon Tickets Due From Members
All members planning to attend the progressive luncheon next Thursday must obtain entrance tickets from a committee member by Tuesday. The committee hosts home venues include Mrs. S. M. Rearke, Mrs. D. N. Keast, Mrs. J. F. Rowland, Mrs. T. A. Patterson and Mrs. Charles Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
8S. M. Rearke
D. N. Keast
J. F. Rowland
T. A. Patterson
Charles Greer
Lodge honors Ida Osborne with charter draping ceremony
At the regular meeting of the Lady Maccabees 75 members and guests attended. The charter was draped in memory of deceased member Mrs. Ida Osborne. A group photograph of lodge members was taken afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Ida Osborne
Lodge
Out of Town Guest Attends Wallace Avenue Porch Party
Mrs Findley McConnell of Steubenville was the sole out of town guest at a Girls' club meeting hosted by Miss Margaret Sankey on Wallace Avenue. The porch party featured a dainty collation served by the hostess and Mrs Samuel H McGoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley McConnell
Steubenville
Girls’ Club
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Samuel H. McGoun
Waiters Strike in New York Expands Across Hotels
The New York waiters strike grows with 2,500 out and more than 3,000 expected by noon. Union committees deter strikebreakers, hotels hire college students, and Plaza Hotel houses black workers under police watch. Leaders claim victory as arbitration fails and police stand ready for riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Dasehner
White Headwaiters’ Association
South
State Labor Department
Tierney
Hotelmen’s Association
Filson and Patterson Give New Castle Recital
J William Filson baritone of Old First Presbyterian New York and Mary Virginia Patterson pianiste present a recital at First Baptist church on June 15. Filson’s recent success in New York leads to engagements with major musical societies and Morgenstern’s coaching at the Metropolitan Opera. Patterson, a renowned New Castle pianist, assists. Tickets 50 cents at Metzler and Urmson Bros. stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Filson
Old First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Mary Virginia Patterson
First Baptist Church
New Castle
Filson
New York
Morgenstern
Metropolitan Opera
Patterson
Charles T. Metzler Co
Urmson Bros
Highland Avenue
Gilkey Involved With Andrews Case At Erie Trial
R. M. Gilkey of Mercer visited the city and traveled with Attorney Cochran of Mercer. Cochran led the prosecution at the Andrews trial held in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilkey
Andrews
R. M. Gilkey
Mercer
Cochran
Erie
Piano Tuning by Jos Ritter Jr in Pittsburg
Jos Ritter Jr a Pittsburg piano tuner will be here next week leave orders at Metzler s book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
Turkey dinner at Sherman Hotel Sunday noon
Turkey dinner served at the Sherman Hotel on Sunday from 12:30 until late afternoon with dessert and beverages offered for 35 cents. Local organizers invite residents to attend and enjoy a community meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
McCormicks Return From Ba den Visit
Mr and Mrs J McCormick of Ray Street have returned from Ba den where they visited their son James a student at Mt Gal litzin academy.
Martha Washinon L L O IL Holds Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Martha Washington L L O IL will convene in the hall on Tuesday evening for a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washinon
Pittsburg Visitors and Local Social Notes Highlight Week
Congressman and Mrs. Charles Matthews visit Pittsburg while Mrs. Margaret Shields of Jamestown visits daughter Mrs. J. K. Heess. Nevetta Hezlop and Pearl Glass spend time at McConnell's Mills. Mrs. Scott Paisley improves after illness. Enville guests Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Norris. Cora McClung and Oscar Gettings return from Sharon for the McClung McSherry wedding. Estella Rhodes returns from Monessen to summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Garver and son Charles visit Ray Street hosts. B F Garvin improves at home after surgery. Edward C. Stoner arrives from Akron to spend Sunday with wife visiting Frew family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Margaret Shields
Jamestown
J. K. Heess
Nevetta Hezlop
Pearl Glass
Seventh Ward
McConnell's Mills
Scott Paisley
Park Avenue
Findley McConnell
Steubenville
Steam Pipe Burst Scalds Youngstown Man at Laundry
Carroll Thornton, a prominent Youngstown resident, suffered a serious right foot scald when a steam pipe burst at his laundry injuring him and drawing attention to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Thornton
Youngstown
A Woman Warns of Soaps Ruining Hands
A narrative urges readers that common yellow resin soap injures skin and rots cloth, promoting Easy Task Soap as pure antiseptic and gentle. It claims the product cleans without harsh rubbing and costs no more than poor soaps, urging readers to buy from their grocer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sos
Crawford Home
Lookout Kensington
Metzler
Mather Bros, CO
Mather Bros. CO
P. C. Club
Wreuwer’s
Euwer’s & Euwer’s
Son
W. H. Bruss
J. Fremont Sanderson
James Schweikert
NEW Castle Stationery CO
North
Mercer ST
Harry Gross Co
E. Washington St
the National Bank of
Lawrence County
New Castle Electric Co
Washington St
Bell
A. U
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
WM. R. Gardner
Pai
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