Interesting Program for Junior Recital
An unusually fine program has been prepared for the Junior Day recital under the Wednesday Morning Musical club. The event takes place Saturday at 2 30 in First Press church. Nominees include Miss Anna Moore and Miss Clara Stegle. Part One lists songs and piano numbers by Sibley Gaynor Wright Monroes etc. Part Two continues with dances and waltzes including Moore and Nesbitt pieces. A park gathering and club notices close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flist Press
Anna Moore
Clara Stegle
Sibley
Gockoo
Homer Joyce Bryenton Murch
Gaynor
Gaynor Miilay Gordon
Jean Wilson
Dees
Wright Howard Warnock
Hislund Gatei
Morey Nettle Brady Walt
Yeas Wail Schenzo
Margaret Olivia Griffiths Tattle Walte
Behlber
Rebecca Horner
Dream Walez
Evelyn Thayer
Harriett Peadel
Virginia Dutt Mary Elizabeth Gibson
Dolmetsch
Elizabeth Steen
Violet
Vera Simonton
Lichner
Edith Donaldson
Julia Gordon Colton
Burleigh
Louise Finke
Stanton Wettien
Gottfried Moore
Helen Stanlay
Valse Aerianne
Qoll
Johanning
Monroe
Pauline Simioso
Keats
Spindler May Song
Vogt
David Nesbitt
Ereeees Goddard
Dorothy Reinhart
Loepke
Madeline Marlin
Behaerzo
Reee Wees
Hyde Alica Warner
Sarah McGoun Tarantella
Elizabeth Gilfillan
Bagatelle
Margaret Merata
Donaldson and Pupils in Recital at First Baptist Church
Gay Donaldson led a recital with nine pupils before a downstairs crowd at the First Baptist church. Substitutions occurred due to absences. Madeline Nall and P J Indice filled in. Elizabeth Martin Fleming accompanied with a vocal solo, and a silver offering supported new church song books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Gay Donaldson
Donaldson
Helen Urmson Felch
Lucia
Madeline Nall
Jay Phelps
P. J. Indice
Thomas Webber
Elizabeth Martin Fleming
Highland Book Club Entertained At Party
Members of the Highland Book club and their guests enjoyed an evening gathering Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. P. Smiths home on Wuansee avenue. Decorations featured large bouquets. six tables were in play for a 500 game. refreshments were served by a committee of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Books Club
H. A. Wilkinson
George Rigby
C. EB. Trainor
W. A. Stone
Clarence Fischer
Eastbrook
Hy. O. W Club
Robert Linton
Bartram Avenue
Carl Hausler
Sara Gill
Charles Linton
Epworth Street
Iona Kensington
Frank Glasgow
Lowery Street
Sarah Emery
James Foster
Edward Kelly
W. J. Brennan
Croton Avenue
Valley Club
Sam Conners
East Washington Street
Lily of the Valley Club
D. W. Ayers
Lee Avenue
Julia McDevitt
John McA
Clintonia Kensington
J. B. Brooks
Reynolds Street
Carl McClure
Floyd Moore
Butlar Avenues
D. F. Ralph
Hw. F. R
Kensington
Boyles Avenue
Harold Ralph
Youngstown
Park
Sampson
J. L. Welsh
Will Brown
Wa. Murouaig
Neshannock Falls
Joly
M. Genton Ot Sewicklay
D. J. Foater
G. H. Galbreath
J. H. Cox
DB. M. Keelan
Stella Reel
Tila Davis
Neshannock Park
RW. C
Ray Cartwright
Wilson Ave
Nue
John McCarthy
Iris
Crystal Springs
Etzler’s Store News Special Saturday Items
Etzler’s showcases Innova tion Flower Cut Glass Dishes and Bowls including Com pots bon-bons celery trays fruit bowls sugar and cream priced from 1.19 to 2.59 each. Large Innova Bowl 3.50 value now 1.98. Six inch bowls 0.39 each. Electroliers lamp for dining tables 5.00. Incense burners Oriental designs 0.80 to 1.50 now out of import close-out at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
June First Girls Have Annual Banquet
The June First Girls club held its fifth anniversary banquet at Wycliffe Manor in Youngstown with husbands and friends as guests. Honeysuckle and pink white decor adorned the porch table, a cake bore five candles, and pink nut baskets served as favors. Miss Maude Atkinson and Mr Bauder of Youngstown attended. dancing and games followed. Mrs Jesse Patterson of Ellwood City will host them at her home the first Friday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe Manor
Youngstown
Maude Atkinson
Mr. Bauder
Jesse Patterson
James Carpenter
Helen White
Ellwood City
Eckles Weds Amherst Girl in Boston Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Gallinger of Amherst Massachusetts married Robert A Eckles Thursday June 1 at New Old South Church Boston. After a wedding trip to Maine they will live on Delaware Avenue. Bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs Gallinger former history professor at Amherst College and 1922 Simmons College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gallinger
Amherst
Massachusetts
Robert A. Eckles
New Old South Church
Boston
Maine
Bhckles
Delaware Avenue
W. G. Eckles
Donald
Moody Avenue
Mary Lou Eckles
Gallinger
Amherst College
Simmons College
Informal party for F G G club at Rose Avenue home
Mrs William P Yogan hosted the F G G club at her Rose Avenue residence on a Thursday evening. Members enjoyed sewing and games with pink and white floral decor. Mrs David Hopkins, a recent bride, won a guessing contest prize and received a gift from the group. Refreshments followed with a pink white menu theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Yogan
F. G. G. Club
Rose Avenue
David Hopkins
P. E. O. Sisterhood Hosts Dinner and Meetings
Mrs. Rankin Johnston hosted an attractively arranged dinner on the New Wilmington road with P. E. O. Sisterhood guests Miss Lois Marion Smith Miss Allen Morrison and Fred Smith. A business meeting followed with plans for next year and a fiend breakfast set for June 10.
Evening party honors visitors at Pine Street home
Dr and Mrs Raymond Illick of Mexico City were guests of honor as Miss Sua Cramer and Miza Annette McKee hosted the Leo club at McKee home on Pine Street. Dr Illick and Mrs Illick spoke about their work in Mexico. Musical selections entertained guests and refreshments followed with cut flowers decorating the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Illick
Mexico City
Picnic Dinner Enjoyed At Park Amid Local Celebrations
Mrs. Walter E Kirker hosted a six o'clock dinner in Cascade Park with 12 guests, marking a May marriage and several birthday anniversaries. Local clubs formed, meetings planned, and social events continued across East Washington Street to North Beaver Street with multiple hostesses hosting garden gatherings and park outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Kirker
S. W. Lowers
J. &. Jackson
Alice Lowers
Cascade Park
Mrs Hartman Honored At Dinner In Cascade Park
Olive Hartman departs Sunday for Augusta Kansas for extended visit. Suit department of W J Aftt company hosted a seven o'clock dinner at Cascade Park Thursday evening with nine guests, pink and white decor, pink roses centerpiece, followed by dancing and park amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hartman
Augusta
Kansas
W. J. Offutt Company
Cascade Park
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Lub
Kodaks
Robert
Marinello
Beauty
North Mill
Highland Book Club
Holliday
C. B. McCommons
Trafos
Brent
Etzler’s Store News
Citizen
Washington
Metzler
Sisterhood
T. N. F. Club
Sam Smith
Pearson Street
TN. F. Club
the Park
Roy Walker
Howard McGlymonds
David Phillips
Carl Smith
Chile
Anne Williams
Excelsior Juvenile Glee Club
First Congregational Church
Ela
Jyne Leth
Sam Lewis
First Christian Church
Ming Wiljama
Ernest Gardner Bradley Uvenus
Henry Achluadden
Tris
D. A. R. Meeting
Mrs. Mary Browns
Clenmore Boulevard
Hedltal
Firat Prasbyterian Church
Gertrude Patterson
West Washington Street
W.aa. W. Clas
Hazel Fox
Ed Fleming
Heséi
Lena Campbell
Catherine Mutter
Maybelle Dodds
Stelle Fox
Margaret Gritty
Pearl Dodds
Clara Patterson
Clintonia
Reunited Ladies’ League
George Carhaugh
Atlantic Avenue
John Carbaugh
Margaret Douds
Henderson
John Davis
County Line Street
Royal Six Club
Emily Hurn
Niles
Ghfo
Samuel Baker
G. A T. Lold
George Harn
Galbreath Avenues
John McDonald l
Emily Harn
Nulife
Nulife Institute of Health
Mrs. Hartman
Ss. C. B. Kensington
Teressa Travers
State Street
Edward Stickle
Karl Douglass
Stephen Travers
Harry Flinner
Jack Travers
Seetch
Miss Young's
North Street
Bell
Asarian
New York
Kodak
Chuay Truiehing
Brunswick Dance Records
Brunswick
Harry
Bennie Krueger
Isham Jones
Orch
Rudy Wiedoeft
J. N. Euwer Co
South Mill St
Dufford
New Castle
W. F. Dufford & CO
Eve Washinton
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