Musical Club Recital Delights Greer Hall Audience
True to expectations the public recital of the Wednesday Morning Musical club in Greer hall Tuesday evening was among the best in the organization’s history. The program, managed by Mrs. J. Johnson Fisher and Mrs. J. C. Wallace, featured Liszt, Beethoven, Bizet, MacDowell, Strauss and Verdi-Liszt selections with soloists including Miss Helen Isenberg, Miss Bertha Sherman, Miss Anna Leavy, Miss Margaret Sankey, and Harold Funkhouser among others. The capacity crowd enjoyed a beautifully rendered program and varied instrumental and vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Hall
Helen Isenberg
Bertha Sherman
Gilbert
Anna Leavy
Club
James Morehead
E. ‘O. Fankhouser
Carmen
Bizet
Margaret Sankey
MacDowell
D. C. Lindley
Zeigler
Funkhouser
Anna Kent
F. L. van Wert
W. B. Veach
Butterfly Lavallee
Strauss-Harris Liebestad
Tristan Harold Funkhouser
Local Club Events Highlight Thursday Activities
Mrs Clarence Fischer hosts Highland Book club and Mrs Robert Young entertains L J S club. Nurses commencement at Y W C A with reception. Westside school Parents and Teachers club hosts reception for district students. Kensington groups meet at various homes. High School seniors plan picnic at Slippery Rock. Thursday Sewing circle meets at the park. King’s Daughters Sunday class meets at deaconess home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
Highland Book Club
Robert Young
Almira Avenue
Mary Wimer
Ray Street
Temple Bible
First Baptist Church
Westside
George Reese
Beckford Street
Martha Washington
King’s Daughters
Deaconess
Memorial Day visit to Arlington and Cascade park
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pankratz and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tracg of Youngstown spent Memorial Day with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davy of Arlington Avenue. They enjoyed Cascade park, dinner at the Fountain Inn, and an evening at the picture theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Pankratz
L. B. Tracg
Youngstown
W. E. Davy
Arlington Avenue
Cascade Park
Fountain Inn
Picture Theatres
Surprise Shower for Youngstown Bride Recalls Local Festivities
A Youngstown bride, Mrs. L. B. Truog, was feted Tuesday by Misses Helen and May McGaughey and friends in Reynolds Street. A miscellaneous shower featured gifts of china and linen, music, games, and refreshments with special guests listed. Saturday luncheon by Mrs. Roger Francis honors Mrs. Truog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Tracg
Youngstown
Helen
May McGaughey
Reynolds Street
U. S
R. B. Withers
Ray Zeigler
Floyd Thompson
Charlotte Baird
Mildred Francis
Ella Allgood
Roger Francis
Truog
Surprise 75th birthday for Mr C J Martin in Arlington
Mrs C J Martin hosted a Tuesday evening surprise party at a friend’s home to honor Mr Martin on his 75th birthday. Relatives and friends attended. decorations featured national colors and gifts were exchanged while refreshments were served. Attendees included Rev Harman plus numerous Martins and friends, with out of town guests from Pulaski and Wampum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Martin
Arlington Avenue
Martin
E. Martin
Howard Phillip
McCallister
Morris
Elizabeth Martin
Harman
J. M. Martin
J. A. Andrews
Geo. W. Gageby
S. Ellison
J. S DuShane
Black
Flo Black
Gere
Smock
Hawk
Devoe
Jno. Gaston
Marks
Marvin
Howard Phillips
Walter Martin
Dorothy
Earl Martin
Vivian Louise
W. H. Martin
Elizabeth
J. A. Crawford
Pulaski
D. Rees
Merl
Wampum
Morning Wedding at St Marys Church
A ceremony at St Marys church united Miss Sue Hennessy and Joseph Flynn of Wilmington Road in marriage conducted by Father F F O Shea at 8 o'clock. Attendants were Susanna Flynn and Paul Flynn. The couple plans to reside at Chestnut and Ray streets after a brief trip to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Sue Hennessy
Joseph Flynn
Wilmington Road
F. F. O’shea
Susanna Flynn
Paul Flynn
William Brown
Lathrop Street
George Shaney
Cecelia Mack
Cleveland
Chestnut
Ray Streets
Recital by Music Pupils of Miss Mabel Wallace at Kings Chapel
A well filled house attended a Tuesday evening recital by the music pupils of Miss Mabel Wallace at Kings Chapel church. Assisting were Miss Mary McCready solos, Miss Helen Trimble violin, Miss Olive Boyd reader, Ralph Kegarise concert player, and Harry Trimble trombone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wallace
Kings Chapel Church
Mary McCready
Helen Trimble
Olive Boyd
Ralph Kegarise
Harry Trimble
Edna Earle
Gladys Kahrer
Edna Coulter
Louise Emery
Zelma Nesbit
Thelma Canfield
Linnie Kurtz
Clara Frye
Grahams Host Lowellville Graduates at Country Home
Mr and Mrs J A Graham entertained Lowellville high school graduates and teachers at their country home near stop 80 Youngstown line on May 29 honoring Cecilia Blaine. Green and gold colors were used and a lunch eon was served by Mrs Graham assisted by Mrs Albert Ripple and Mrs Robert Blaine. Attendees included Superintendent and Mrs A W Ricksecker Principal and Mrs R M Beiler Miss Marjorie Berger Cecelia Blaine Catherine Dell Mary Marie and Mac Baird Robert Gray Raymond McBride George James with invited guests Hattie Shaffer Albert Ripple Robert Blaine Samuel Quimbly William Sonnenlitter and Walter Ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Graham
Lowellville High School
Youngstown Line
Cecilia Blaine
Graham
Albert Ripple
Robert Blaine
A. W. Ricksecker
R. M. Beiler
Marjorie Berger
Cecelia Blaine
Catherine Dell
Mary Maurie
Mac Baird
Robert Gray
Raymond McBride
George James
Hattie Shaffer
Samuel Quimby
William Sonnenlitter
Walter Ripple
Quiet Morning Wedding Ties Bright to Patterson at Mahoning
Miss Isabelle Jane Bright of Moravia married Harry Morgan Patterson in a morning ceremony at Rev. D. C. Whitmarsh's home, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Withrow as attendants. The couple plans a short trip and will reside in New Galilee after. Mrs. Patterson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bright, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Whitmarsh
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Isabelle Jane Bright
Moravia
Harry Morgan Patterson
Frank Withrow
New Galilee
Patterson
Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs. Lizzie Davidson
A Tuesday afternoon surprise party hosted by the women’s Missionary Society of the First U. P. Church honored Mrs. Lizzie M. Davidson of Locust Street for her birthday. About 40 guests, mostly elderly church ladies, enjoyed flowers, cake with candles, and refreshments from 2 to 5 o'clock. The event was planned by Mrs. W. E. Browne, Mrs. R. L. Lanone, Mrs. Caldwell, and Mrs. C. Auerle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
U. P
Lizzie M. Davidson
Locust Street
W. E. Browne
R. L. Lanone
Caldwell
C. Auerle
Miss Sue Harvard Leads Pittsburg Music Festival Soloists
Miss Sue Harvard daughter of Mr and Mrs John Harvard Lyndal street ranks as soprano soloist alongside Christine Miller contralto Hougaard Neilsen tenor and Dallmeyer Russell pianist with Carl Bernthaler as accompanist. Expo sition hall hosts three concerts Thursday and Friday with about 2000 participants including grade school pupils performing Harvey B Gaul Spring Rapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Harvard
John Harvard
Lyndal Street
Pittsburg
Exposition Hall
Miss Harvard
Christine Miller
Hougaard Neilsen
Dallmeyer Russell
Carl Bernthaler
Harvey B. Gaul
Local reception honors D A Kensington Elcayia club
Mrs Thomas Marvin and daughter Dorothy of Youngstown hosted a Tuesday evening reception for about 40 guests from the D A Kensington and Elcayia clubs. Mrs Nora Wogan and Mrs Mildred Abel won favors. special guests included Mrs Charles Shaffer and her two daughters. hostess assisted by May and Helen Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marvin
Dorothy
Youngstown
Nellie Johnston
Allen Street
D. of A. Kensington and Elcayia
Pedro
Nora Wogan
Mildred Abel
Charles Shaffer
May
Helen
Mrs Crawford to Attend Princeton Commencement With Family
Mrs Edwin W Crawford of Walnut Street leaves Thursday for Harrisburg where her sister Mrs J Q Stewart and daughter Rebecca join her for a trip to Philadelphia and New York. They will then go to Princeton New Jersey for the Princeton University commencement where John Q Stewart, Stewart’s son, is a graduate. Mr Crawford plans to return later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Crawford
Walnut Street
Harrisburg
J. Q. Stewart
Rebecca
Philadelphia
New York
Metropolis
Princeton N. J
Princeton University
Marriage Announcement of Miss Bessie Grine and Joseph Boyle
Surprise to local friends reveals the marriage of Miss Bessie Grine of Slippery Rock to Joseph Boyle of Sharon. The ceremony occurred in Sharon on Tuesday. The bride, formerly of this city, worked at the Lehigh Portland Cement Company office and is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Grine
Slipperyrock
Joseph Boyle
Sharon
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Mrs Benninghoff Visits Mrs Wallace in North Jefferson
Mrs. Fred Benninghoff of Greenville concluded a visit with Mrs. Robert A. Wallace of North Jefferson street and was accompanied home by Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. G. M. Clark, and Miss Mary Pearson who traveled in the Wallace car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Benninghoff
Greenville
Robert A. Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Wallace
G. M. Clark
Mary Pearson
Picnic supper honors Mrs Fulton and family
A Monday evening picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs 8S D Long East Falls street honored Mrs Robert Fulton and her Pittsburg children. Relatives and a few friends attended as tables lined the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. D. Long
East Falls Street
Robert Fulton
Pittsburg
Silver Leaf club hosts card night in Cleveland address
Mrs Adelaide Amon of Cleveland avenue hosted the Silver Leaf club Tuesday with the usual card diversion. Mrs Rui Curran won the prize and the next meeting will be in one week with Mrs Elsie Bryson of Friendship street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Amon
Cleveland Avenue
Silver Leaf Club
Rui Curran
Elsie Bryson
Friendship Street
Emery and Pizor Families Reunion Held at Pizor Home
The 26th annual Emery and Pizor families reunion will take place at Bowman Pizor’s home in Butler county on June 17. Neighbors friends and relatives are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery and Pizor
Bowman Pizor
Butler County
Central Presbyterian to host noonday park picnic
The Central Circle of the Central Presbyterian church will hold a noonday picnic at the park on Tuesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Orrs Visit Breckenridges in Wallace Avenue
Mrs. William Marmaduke Orr and her children of Rosslyn Farms are visiting Mrs. Orr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Breckenridge, of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marmaduke Orr
Rosslyn Farms
Girls Kensington Postponed Meeting
The Girls Kensington meeting with Miss Ruby Clark of Madison Avenue, set for Tuesday evening, has been postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Ruby Clark
Madison Avenue
Bas ket Dinner Club to Be Entertained by Wagner Couple
Mr and Mrs T B Wagner of Rhodes Place will host the Basket Dinner Club next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Basket Dinner Club
Thursday Sewing Circle at Cascade Park or YWCA
Mrs. Lee Pyle will host the Thursday Sewing Circle at Cascade park tomorrow afternoon if the weather is favorable otherwise at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pyle
Cascade Park
Class Social at Deaconess Home Hosted by Mrs Aul
The First Methodist school class will meet Thursday evening in the deaconess home with Mrs M C Aul as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Methodist School
Deaconess Home
M. C. Aul
King's Daughters Elect Officers at First Methodist Church
The annual meeting of the King's Daughters of the First Methodist church elected officers: President Mrs. Frank Fischer. vice presidents Mrs. Craig Steen and Mrs. H. G. Kiser. secretary Mrs. George Stoddard. treasurer Mrs. W. H. Ross. The group with 100 members will split into two divisions next fall with vice presidents chairing. A union meeting occurs every three months. A June 15 noon picnic at the park is planned, with porch parties in summer. Reports from Mrs. Ira S. Fulkerson, Mrs. Frank Fischer, and Mrs. J. B. Hammond covered the Al entown convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Frank Fischer
Craig Steen
H. G. Kiser
George Stoddard
W. H. Ross
Ira S. Fulkerson
J. B. Hammond
Allentown
Mizpah Circle Holds Meeting at Grace Woodworth Home
The Mizpah circle met at Miss Grace Woodworth on Park Avenue Tuesday evening with Mrs. How ard Magill leading and Mrs. Andrews reading a paper on The Native Alaska Girl. Mrs. Magill spoke on Liam and Mrs. Wettich read a poem. Mrs. Kirkpatrick reported on the Greenfield convention. A social hour followed with refreshments. the next meeting is a park picnic on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Woodworth
Park Avenue
Howard Magill
Andrews
Alaska
Presbyterian church society winds up fall session
The A B C society of the First Presbyterian church concluded meetings for the season on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J N Martin and Miss Anna Leavy reported on Unity convention. A picnic was planned with a committee: Mrs Lake MacNab, Miss Jessie Wilson, Miss Dorothy Duff, Miss Florence Rearic, Miss Helen Gailey, Miss Dorothy Morehead. Refreshments were served by Miss Katherine Kirk, Miss Eleanor Kennedy, and Miss Florence Rearic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. C. Society
First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Meetings Postponed at Two Churches
The Phila thea class of Central Presbyterian will meet Thursday evening at Miss Pearl Dufford’s home on East Wallace Avenue. All members are urged to attend. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist has postponed its Friday meeting for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Epworth Methodist Church
Central Christian church group meets Thursday at Mrs Kildoo’s home
The C W B M of the Central Christian church will meet Thursday evening at 8 o clock in the home of Mrs Kildoo at 310 Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Rebekah Chapter to Meet at Ada Reed's Invitation
The Rebekah chapter of the First U P church will be entertained Friday evening by Miss Ada Reed at the home of Mrs A C Kiser on North Cedar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
First U. P. Church
Ada Reed
A. C. Kiser
North Cedar Street
Royal Neighbors Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
An important meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held Thursday evening in Woodman hall at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Y M C A Notes Camp Opens and Picnic Planned
The YWCA notes announce the R F O M Bible class picnic Thursday afternoon at Cascade Park taught by Miss McKee. The Reading Circle contributed $5 for the reading table in the annual report. The sixth building fund payment is due June 1, received by Miss Annetta McKee. The association camp is open at Baer cottage on the Youngstown car line with Miss Bertine Libby in charge offering outdoor sports and many attractions. many have registered and more are welcome. The third week of camp is to be Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKee
Cascade Park
Reading Circle
Annetta McKee
Association
Baer
Youngstown
Bertine Libby
Bible Classes Set Gatherings at Local Homes
The Frank Geiger Bible class will meet at 224 North Walnut street this Friday June 4 at o clock. Everyone welcome. The Chamberlain Bible class meets next Friday at 7 30 with Mr and Mrs Lennig 918 East Morton street to study John chapter 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geiger
North Walnut Street
Chamberlain
Mrs. Lennig
East Morton Street
John
Pittsburg Speaker Mr Morrow Headlines Spiritualist Hall
Mr. Morrow of Pittsburg will speak at the Spiritualist hall tonight with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Spiritualist Hall
Farewell Party for Local High School Faculty Member
Mrs. Ezra Ashmore hosts an informal Kensington gathering on Thursday evening to bid farewell to her niece Miss Alonzon Hoagland of Highland Avenue. Hoagland will not return to the high school faculty next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Kensington
Alonzon Hoagland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Musical Club
Serenade
Irish Mail
Coaster
Metzler
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Phone Bell
Owens
Youngstown Bride
Emery
Pizor Reunion
Central Circle
Basket Club
Mizpah Circle
Philathea
Cc. W. B. M. Meeting
R. F. O. M. Picnic
Euwer
Euwer’s Great Carpet and Rug
Alexander Smith and
Stephen Sanford & Sons
New Castle
Axminster
Smith Axminster
Smith
Smith Wilton
Scotch Afton
New Millinery
Gaston Millinery
Mr. Morrow
Rexall “93
Paisiey Pharmacy
Brussels
CIA Ode
Ingrain
South Mill Street
Euwer’s
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