Out of Town Guests Attend Y W C A Luncheon
A 1 o'clock luncheon at the Y W C A featured Miss Georgia Clark of the Hamilton apartments as a compliment to Miss Marie Gohring of Warren Ohio. The couple to wed June 17 are Stallarrs of Warren with ceremony at Christ church. Guests from Warren Cleveland and Youngstown were present including Mrs Victor Behr Mrs Howard Taylor Mrs Lee Kirkpatrick Miss Ive McCullough Miss Justine Ings and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Georgia Clark
Hamiln
Iss Marie Goghring
Warren
Stallarris
Christ Church
Victor Behr
Howard Ylor
Lee Kirkpatrick
Ive McCullough
Justine Iings
Ethel and
Annabel Williams
Helen Goering
Olive Lamb
A. P. Daugherty
Webb Elliott
Helen Hart
Theodore Powel
Cleveland
Josephine Ford
Youngstown
Belle vue couple hosts dinner for Bhenango Valley Hospital nurses
Mr and Mrs J V Macom of Belle vue avenue entertained Friday evening for this year’s graduating class of the Bhenango Valley Hospital Training School for Nurses. Misses Gertrude Clauser Hazel Wolford Tina Cummings and Hazel Macom were named among attendees as pink and white colors set the theme and music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Macom
Bellevue Avenue
Bhenango Valley Hospital Training School For Nurses
Gertrude Clauser
Hagel Wolford
Tina Cummings
Hazel Macom
Much Feted Brides Again Honored
A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Brindle on Wallace avenue honored brides elect Miss Dorothy Morehead Miss Elizabeth Douds and Mrs. Roy Shira. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Davis Miss Helen Peay and Miss Frances Reis. Next week Miss Whitaker hosts a luncheon for Douds Morehead and Frances Leavy whose engagement was announced this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brindle
Wallace Avenue
Dorothy Morehead
Elizabeth Douds
Roy Shira
E. B. Hileman
Jedward Brindle
Bridge
Ralph Davis
Youngstown
Helen Peay
Little Rock
Ark
Frances Reis
Montclaire
N. J
Florence Whittaker
Sheridan Avenue
Douds
Morehead
Frances Leavy
Current Events Picnic Enjoyable Evening at Breckenridge Home
After a storm forced changes in plans the Current Events Circle members and guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J A Breckenridge on Wallace Avenue. About 60 attended with Miss Margaret Young of Brooklyn as the sole distant guest. A menu was prepared under the direction of several coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Margaret Young
Brooklyn
W. G. Dunn
J. C. Dwyer
Banquet Honors Bethany Lutheran Contest Winners
Friday evening banquet by the O. B. G. society and Mrs. Samuel Cohen’s class at Bethany Lutheran for the young men who won a recent membership contest. Committee: Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. McCaslin, Miss Vera Rigby. Aides included Mrs. Harman, Miss Overmeyer, Miss Jacobs, Lorain Harman. Games and music featured, solo by Samuel Cohen enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. G. Society
Samuel Cohen
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cohen
W. S. McCaslin
Vera Rigby
H. G. Harman
Amy Overmeyer
Essie Jacobs
Lorain Harman
Dinner Honors Edwin Schreiber Fiancé of Miss Patterson
Mrs. Carmi Glover hosted a Thursday evening dinner at Shawn Street in honor of Edwin Schreiber the fiancé of Miss Elizabeth Patterson. Pink decorations and entertainment with music and 500 provided a pleasant mix. Hosts included her daughter Elizabeth with guests Messrs Stanley D. Birath Louis K. Amsden Claud Sankey Joseph Blucher Frank Orth O V Boone Howard EE Carr and Mr Schreiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Glover
Shawn Street
Edwin Schreiber
Elizabeth Patterson
Elizabeth
Stanley D. Birath
Louis K. Amsden
Claud Sankey
Joseph Blucher
Frank Orth
O. V. Boone
Howard EE
Carr
Schreiber
Birath
Orth
Marriage of Miss Eva DeWolf to Charles Britton
The couple married in Erie on Monday and returned Friday from a trip to Cleveland and Detroit. They reside with the bride’s sister Mrs. John Eichler on South Mill Street. Mr. Britton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Britton of Elm Street and works at New Castle Rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva DeWolf
Charles Britton
Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
John Eichler
South Mill Street
Britton
John Britton
Elm Street
New Castle
Mrs Sadie Brenneman Weds C J Richards in Pittsburg Ceremony
The marriage was quietly solemnized at the home of Rev. Harry Hastead in Pittsburg on Thursday afternoon. The couple, after a weekend stay with J Gayl Blim and family, will travel to Colorado and other western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Brenneman
C. J. Richards
Jersey City
Harry
Hastead
Pittsburg
Picnic at Albarn's mills honors Miss Jessie Gold
Pupils from Miss Jessie Gold's school in South New Castle enjoyed a Friday noon picnic at Albarn's mills. About 40 children attended and shared a delicious dinner. Miss Gold was assisted by her mother Mrs Daniel Gold, Miss Helen Haley, and Miss Lillian Cameron. The group presented Miss Gold with two cut glass vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Gold
South New Castle
Albarn
Local Couple Wed in Surprise Ceremony at Rev Randles Home
The marriage of Miss Emma McConnell of Harlansburg to George Leo Mallinak was held Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the home of Rev A J Randles. After the ceremony the couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McConnell
William McConnell
Harlansburg
George Leo Mallinak
A. J. Randles
Miss Martha Thomas Hosts L. O. R. Club Night
Miss Martha Thomas of Poplar street entertained the L. O. R. club Friday evening with music and sewing. Her mother and sister Mrs Llewellyn Thomas and Miss Sara Thomas assisted and in one week Miss Margaret Williams of Arlington avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thomas
Poplar Street
L. O. R. Club
Llewellyn Thomas
Sara Thomas
Margaret Williams
Arlington Avenue
Shamrock club card party hosts and winners list
Mrs. Michael Devlin was hostess to the Shamrock club Thursday evening. Five tables were used for cards and prizes were won by Mrs. Mary Geddis, Miss Delia O Conner, Miss Agnes Daly and Mrs. Peter Capto. Her daughter Mary assisted and in two weeks Mrs. Edward Norris of Randolph street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Devlin
Mary Geddis
Delia O’conner
Agnes Daly
Peter Capto
Mary
Edward Norris
Randolph Street
Annual Luncheon for Child Welfare Circle Held at YWCA
The Child Welfare Circle will hold its annual luncheon at the YWCA on Thursday June 8. The last regular meeting in September was also at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Welfare Circle
Surprise Shower for H. H. S. Teacher May Lewis
Friday evening a party hosted by Miss Lester at Mrs. Rachel Norris home on North Beaver street honored Miss May Lewis of the high school faculty who will marry in June. Guests played 500 at four tables and a miscellaneous shower followed refreshments. Assistants included Mrs. John E. Norris Miss June Norris and Mrs. Matilda Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lester
Rachel Norris
North Beaver Street
May Lewis
John E. Norris
June Norris
Matilda Bay
Dinner Club At Country Club Hosts Seasonal Sendoff
Fortnightly Dinner club members gathered Friday at the Country club invited by Mr. and Mrs. W A Davis of Highland avenue. Seated for 16 with guests Mr. and Mrs T D Wier Dr and Mrs F L Van Wert. Decorations by Mrs J K Du Bois. Dancing and cards filled the evening concluding the season with future summer picnics planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Highland Avenue
Country Club
T. D. Wier
F. L. van Wert
J. K. du Bois
Local clubs host gatherings at various households
Mrs. R L Lanning at 424 Garfield avenue hosts a Reading Circle event. Mrs. James Stevenson of the Harbor invites the Book club to luncheon. Miss Mina Rubel of Smithfield street entertains the 1915 club. Inter Nos club meets with Miss Blanche Walters. Miss Neva Moore of Lee avenue hosts the O N O club. L I G N club meets with Miss Mary Mershimer of Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Lanning
Garfield Avenue
Reading
James Stevenson
the Harbor
Mina Rubel
Smithfield Street
Inter Nos
Blanche Walters
Neva Moore
Lee Avenue
Mary Mershimer
Butler Avenue
Luncheon Supported by Mrs San key and Mrs Coulter
Mrs James Sanke and Mrs Coulter entertained at a luncheon for 35 guests on Friday. Yellow and white decorations set the scene and Mrs T B Wagner, Mrs J C Liebendorf, Mrs J H Frew, Mrs C B Dickson and Mrs Charles Reynolds assisted. Victrola music and informal visiting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sankey
Coulter
Crafton
Philip Wagner
North Mercer Street
T. B. Wagner
J. C. Liebendorfer
J. H. Frew
C. 8. Dickson
Charles Reynolds
Shez Nous Club Closes Season With Dinner at YWCA
In conclusion of the season the Shez Nous club held a dinner at the YWCA on Friday evening. The table featured mar guerites and yellow tones set the vevue. A theatre party followed as the evening’s diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shez Nous Club
Mrs Lindsay Hosts Lotus Kensington Social With Guests
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay entertained the Lotus Kensington Friday evening with special guests Mrs. Benjamin Lindsay of Denver and Mrs. Sidney Smith. Refreshments were served by her mother and sister Mrs. Moser. The next meeting is scheduled for June 13 with Mrs. Hal McCaskey of Whippo street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lindsay
Benjamin Lindsay
Denver
Col
Sidney Smith
Moser
Hal McCaskey
Whippo Street
Social notes from town and surrounding area
Miss Mollie Davis travels to Rochester to visit her brother E. T. Davis. Mrs. Walter Hart and daughter Helen visit relatives in Monmouth Illinois and measles affect the child. Miss Margaret Young of Brooklyn formerly of this city visits Mrs. Charles S. Montgomery on Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hope
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
Rochester
E. T. Davis
Walter Hart
Helen
Monmouth
Margaret Young
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles S. Montgomery
Wallace Avenue
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Updates
The official board meets next Monday evening June 5 at 7 45. The choir rehearses Fridays at 7 45 and prospective members may see Mr. Wheeler. Mrs Sniff's Bible class is hosted by Mrs C O Morrow and her daughter Mrs John H White in two weeks. Section One gathers Tuesday June 6 at Mrs H E Kirkwood 444 County Line. Section Four meets Tuesday June 6 at 2 30 at the church. Mrs Sniff and the sons depart for Angola Indiana next Tuesday for three months. Mr Sniff will room at the Y M C A and will be in his church study in the forenoon for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Sniff
C. O. Morrow
John H. White
H. E. Kirkwood
County Line Street
Angola
Indiana
Counting Of Ballots Date Set For June 7
Temporary headquarters of the Board of Trade relocate from 25 East Washington Street to Room 206 Lawrence Savings and Trust building. A temporary setup will be maintained until the election of the board of directors, after which a committee will arrange permanent offices sufficient for all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
East Washington Street
Lawrence Savings and Trust Building
Robert Blum lodge hosts notable session and ann(ual) events
Last Monday night at Robert Blum lodge 466 Knights of Pythias a notable session featured a candidate achieving page rank and visiting brothers in attendance. Memorial day exercises moved to Sunday June 18 due to incomplete preparations, with plans for conferring page and esquire ranks next Monday night and several applications expected at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blum Lodge
K. of P
Page
Robert Blum
Missionary Meeting At Mrs Baer Home Highlights India Talk
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church met at Mrs E N Baer's home on Ne Shannock avenue Friday afternoon with Mrs J S Westlake in charge. Miss Josephine White home from India on furlough spoke on mission work in India and compared it with Korean missions. Mrs Baer reported on the recent Erie missionary convention. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
E. N. Baer
Neshannock Avenue
J.S. Westlake
Josephine White
United Presbyterian Church
India
Korea
Baer
Erie
New Chapter of Order of Eastern Star to Organize in Ellwood City
Ellwood City will host the institution of a new chapter of the Order Eastern Star on Monday evening in Dambach hall at 7 o'clock. Grand officers will perform the work, while members of the New Castle chapter attending will depart on the 6:20 PM car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Eastern Star
Ellwood City
Dambach Hall
New Castle
Mr and Mrs Whitaker Host Associates Card Club Night
Mr and Mrs J E Whitaker of Sheridan avenue entertained the Associates Card club Friday evening. Cards provided the diversion and refreshments were served by Miss Florence Whitaker and Miss Reba Hilborn. Garden flowers formed a decorative display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Whitaker
Sheridan Avenue
Associates Card Club
Florence Whittaker
Reba Hilborn
Lincoln Fund committee to meet before church gathering
Lincoln Fund committee will convene Tuesday at 2 o clock in the parlors of the First M E church. The session precedes the King's Daughters regular business meeting. Secretary H Clyde Turner will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Fund Committee
M. FE
King’s Daughters
H. Clyde Turner
Earl Craig and sister Margaret return home for summer
Earl Craig arrives from Yale University and his sister Miss Margaret Craig returns from Miss Baldwin's at Bryn Mawr to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Craig
Yale University
Miss Margaret Craig
Miss Baldwin
Bryn Mawr
Mrs
P. L. Craig
Dunbar Reading Circle Plans Monday Business Meet
The Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading Circle will hold a business meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. James Streets of West Grant avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Laurence Dunbar
James Streets
West Grant Avenue
Mrs. W Scott McCaslin Hosts Dinner Honoring Aunt
Mrs W Scott McCaslin of East Washington street entertained at dinner today in honor of her aunt Mrs Homer Hoover of Sharon who goes this evening to Ellwood City to visit her sister Mrs Book
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott McCaslin
East Washington Street
Homer Hoover
Sharon
Ellwood City
Book
South Side W. C. T. U. Meeting Set at Mrs. Rees Home
The Southside W. C. T. U. will hold its meeting Monday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rees on South Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rees
South Mill Street
Board of Trade fixes election dates and smoker event
The Board of Trade election committee set the ballot reception and counting dates. A smoker event on June 14 will count final ballots, while primary ballots are mailed today and sealed in a locked box at Lawrence Savings & Trust for counting on June 7. Junius R. H. Radeker arrives from Warren Pennsylvania to assist re organization with director elections and thought survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Election Committee
Lawrence Savings & Trust
Junius R. H. Radeker
Board of Trade
Warren, Penn’a
South
W. Scott Radeker
Graduates Are Guests At Methodist Class Banquet
The Alumni Association of the Sunday school at First Methodist church hosted the graduate banquet in the church dining room last evening at 6 30 PM. Fifteen graduates plus spouses attended with Mrs. Sarah G. Treadwell honored. Cy rus Rhodes welcomed the group as Miss Jean Rummel gave the response. Toasts included welcome and remarks by Rhodes, Rummel, Baer, Keast, Schaffer, Miller and Dr. Clemens. A banquet committee led by Blair and club officers announced next year’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Sunday School
First Methodist Church
Sarah G. Treadwell
Cyrus Rhodes
Jean Rummel
C. Hugh Blair
Clarence Baer
Dorothea Keast
Diamond Dick
Oscar Schaffer
M. G. Miller
Dr. Clemens
Ethel McKee
Mabel Hutchison
Margaret Alexander
Arthur Reitz
Elizabeth Martin
Thomas Offutt
Guy Covert
A B D Society Shifts Meeting to Monday Afternoon
The A B D society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Monday at 3 o clock instead of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. D. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Highland W C T U Meets for Institute Report and Delegate Vote
The Highland W C T U will meet E J Roberts at 14 Boyles Avenue at 8 o clock to hear a report from the Volant institute and elect a delegate to the New Brighton convention. The union will observe Flower Day on Monday June 12 and asks for garden flowers to be given to the flower mission superintendent Mrs Charles Bauder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W. C. T. U
E. J. Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Volant Institute
New Brighton
Highland Union
Flower Mission
Charles Bauder
Miss Bertha Davis Hosts OOFOU Club Dinner
Miss Bertha Davis entertained the OO F O U club at dinner in the park Friday evening with dancing. The next meeting on June 16 will be with Miss Ray Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Davis
OO. F. O. U.club
the Park
Ray Ott
Miss Charlotte Taylor Hosts After Commencement Party
Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leasure Avenue will entertain a circle of friends at a party following commencement next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
B. B. B. Club to Meet Mrs. Davenport
Mrs. Brooks Davenport of Bartram Avenue will entertain the B. B. B. club next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Davenport
Bartram Avenue
B. B. B. Club
Y. W. C. A. Notes Bible Class Reminder
The Bible class for the study of the International Sunday school lesson will meet Monday evening at the usual time at the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Children hold picnic from First Presbyterian Sunday school
The children of Mrs. H. A. Rugh's Sunday school class at First Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic at the park today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Rugh
First Presbyterian Church
Reading Circle closes season with meeting Monday
The Reading Circle will hold its last meeting of the season on Monday afternoon led by Mrs. R. L. Lanning of 424 Garfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
R. L. Lanning
Garfield Avenue
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Summers Plans
Myron De Wolf returned from a visit with friends in Albrain Pa. Miss Sarah Kyle of Volant is visiting her sister Mrs J W Flanegin. Mrs Robert E Fleming and family travel to Stoneboro for the summer. Harry P White returned from West Virginia where he worked dur-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron de Wolf
Albrain
Sarah Kyle
Volant
J. W. Flanegin
Robert E. Fleming
Stoneboro
Harry P. White
West Virginia
Cost of holding recent primary
County Commissioners' Clerk James Lamoree tallies the price of the recent primary at 5 036.25 dollars, about one dollar per vote. The breakdown covers voter registration, city of Mow Cantle, printing, ballot lists, booth hauling, ballot delivery, petitions, guides, watchers' certificates, and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lamoree
City of Mow Cantle
Brindle Printing Co
NORE
Ccs A
al Ee
Compus Books
Men's Summer Underwear Shirts and Drawers Offer
An advertisement promotes light men’s summer underwear shirts and drawers priced at 25 cents each as a best selling garment option.
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Metzer’s
Mather Bros. CO
Owens
Brown & Hamilton
Bell Phone
Brenneman-Richards
Shamrock Club
Lotus Kensington
First Christian
B. T
L. 8. & T. Building
Missionary Meeting
O. E. S. Chapter
Card Club
P. L. D. Circle
South Side Union
Euwer
Pereale
Merceline
Madras
First M. E. Sunday School
Regent Theatre
Mme. Petrova
B. V. D. Underwear
Chalmers
Nation Department
Euwer’s
Sam
Herb D. McGoun
New Castle Electric Company
Washington
Union
Bell
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