New Castle Choral Societies Offer Sunday Program
The New Castle Choral Society and New Castle Glee Society perform Sunday at 2 PM at the First Presbyterian church with guest artists. They recently won a $590 Akron contest, drawing interest to attend. Conducted by David Want, with Mrs. D Duff Scott and Edwin Lewis assisting. Admission is free. no silver offering. The program includes selections from The Messiah and Holy Art Thou, plus solos and duets by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Tfe
Firs
M. EB
New Castle Choral Society
New Castle Glee Society
New Castle Glas Society
Akron
David Want
D. Duff Scott
Edwin Lewis
Local Girls Graduate at Indiana Normal
New Castle is well represented at the Commencement exercises of Indiana State Normal school with several New Castle girls listed among graduates. The event ends Monday with diplomas presented. Read more about the graduates and student activities including junior officers and club memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Indiana State Normal School
Pearl] Evens
Anna Shuman
Ida Plant
Margaret Ramsay
Anna Rice
Margaret Wright
Hester Mane'wal
Madelin Craig
Pittsburgh
Tydiana
Ware Futh Lailade
Junior Glass
Sere Rice
WC. A
Lilian Andrews
Lyric Club
Afternoon Tea for Mrs Livingston Hunter Held
Mrs George Grant Stitzinger hosted a Lawrence Chapter D A R tea honoring Mrs Livingston L Hunter treasurer general of the national society Friday afternoon at 306 Lincoln Avenue. Guests included Mrs James T Ray Mrs Thomas Philips Jr of Butler Mrs Ira Snead of Freedom Mrs Cora Watson Fell of Tionesta and Miss Dorothy Hunter of Tidoute. Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson and Mrs S W Perry presided. A pink and green color scheme featured large bouquets of pink roses and gladiolas. Contralto Rolland Lee Spade of Butler sang with pianist accompaniment as did mezzo soprano H W Minum of Meadville with Mrs Fred McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grant Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
Lawrence
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Livingston L. Hunter
National Society
Une Ware
Stitzinger
Hunter
James T. Ray
Thomas Philips, Jr
Butler
Ira Snead
Freedom
Cora Watson Fell
Tionestal
Dorothy Hunter
Tidtoute
Grace Phillips Johnson
S. W. Perry
Wayne Stitzinger
Leone Stitzinger
Richard Bard
Rolland Lee Spade
Grand Opera
Thos. Phillips, Jr
H. W. Minium
Mead- Wille
Fred McArthur
Miss Schaffner to Wed Western Man
At a party hosted by Miss Marie Schaffner in Bydlar the engagement of Miss Josephine Schaftner to Lawrence Joseph O Connors Tulsa Oklahoma was announced via miniature diamond rings. The wedding is set for Wednesday morning June 28 at St Peters church with plans to live in Butler the summer before relocating to Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schaffner
Bydlar
Club
Josephine Schaftner
Lawrence Joseph O'Connor
Tulsa
Oklahoma
M. J. Donnelly
St. Peter's Church
O'Connor
Informal Dinner Honors Miss Druschell in Denver Visit
Miss Druschell Misa Essel Druschell will soon depart Denver Colorado for an extended visit. She was honored as the guest at an informal Fountain Inn dinner hosted by the a. B. F. Club Friday night. 14 place settings were arranged with Olive Griffiths as the sole special guest. A theater party followed the dinner. The club plans a gathering June 18 with Mrs. Fanl McCandless on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Essel Druschell
Denver
Colorado
Fountain Inn
Misa Olive Griffiths
Neste
Brs
Fanl McCandless
North Street
Dinner Party Marks Wedding Anniversary in Morton Street Home
A twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebration was held at Mr. and Mrs. Coulthard's Morton street home with dinner for 20 guests and a pink and white color scheme. Mrs. Milliken assisted in serving. The evening continued informally. Also, Miss Clara Frye and Raymond Hawk wed at Central Christian church parsonage with a 3 p.m. ceremony and a dinner at the Frye home on Sycamore street. The M. A. M. girls hosted Evelyn Phillips at Sutton street, with other club plans announced for a dinner at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Coulthard
Morton Street
R. F. Milliken
Clarence Frye
Snyder
Fred Snyder
Warren
Ohio
Francis Frye
Sycamore Street
Hawk
George Hawk
Hamilton Street
Apollo Club Concert Delights City Audience
The Apollo club of this city offered its first concert since organization last winter, drawing a large crowd at Third Limited Presbyterian church on June 2. Directed by Richard E. Johns the group sang exceptionally well, surpassing even the previous Apollo club. The club, long known within 60 miles as a trained ginger group, met high expectations and delivered a strong performance. Only one rehearsal will be held monthly during the summer months, with the next on Tuesday evening, June 27, and weekly rehearsals resuming in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Lmited Presbyterian
Richard E. Johns
Social events honor Miss Doris Shumway
This morning in Cascade park at Toelock breakfast was given in honor of Miss Doris Shumway who leaves Monday to live in Reedsville Ohio. Thirteen guests attended with pink and red roses decorating the table. Covers were laid for Mable Scott Betty Robison Mary Kinber Betty Raider Anita Thomas Alice Carpenter Mary Logan Belle Cox Pearl Fleming Margaret Rech Agnes Rech Mrs Clyde Emerick and Alma the honor guest. Friday evening Miss Shumway was guest of honor at a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by Margaret and Agness Rech on Grove Street. Nine places were marked with roses in decor and music and informal diversions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Toelock
Misa Doris Shumway
Reedsville
Ohio
Mable Scott
Betty Robison
Mary Kinber
Betty Raider
Anita Thomas
Alice Carpenter
Mary Logan
Belle Cox
Pearl Fleming
Margaret Rech
Agnes Rech
Clyde Emerick
Alma
Miss
Visitors honored at several parties during the week
Misa Alice Benz of New York and Misa Lucille Page of Cleveland were honor guests at a Capcads Park breakfast hosted by Mrs. KG. Wands. Seatings for 16, park amusements and photos. Mrs. Woode hosted a 1 pm luncheon on Paragon Street for the same visitors featuring Josez as centerpiece. Additional events planned for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Benz
New York City
Misa Lucille Page
Cleveland
Capcads Park
Miss Williams Honored At Six O'clock Dinner
Thirty members of the Croton M E Booster club hosted a six o'clock dinner at Cascade park to honor Miss Naomi Williams who departs June 20 for an extended visit to Los Angeles California. Pink and white decorations featured bowls of pink roses and park amusements followed supper and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Clas
Croton
Meeting plans for Warren convention finalized
Meeting plans for the convention to be held in Warren the latter part of the month were completed. Informal diversions were enjoyed and later refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by her daughters Iodaac and Elizabeth. July 6th Mrs. John Evans will entertain at her home on South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Evelyn Phillips
Bostess
Sutton Street
David Anthony
Farrell
Anthony
Hannah Richards
Waldo Street
Warry Urmson
Berger Place
Book Club
Homia
Jordan of Mars
Cornman
Russell Urmson
Frank Fischer
Park Avenue
Vesta King
E. T. W. Kensington
Co. H. Milholland
Delaware Avenue
Marjorie
Elizabeth
W. J. Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
Warren
Iodaac
John Evans
South Mill Street
Evening Party Honors Birthday at Monroe Street Home
Mrs. William Anderson hosted an informal birthday party Friday at her Monroe Street home for her daughter Mabel. Guests enjoyed games and music, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. B. W Petti grew. Roses decorated the table with a pink and white color scheme and a large birthday cake as the centerpiece. Covers were marked for Helen Holsinger, Bertha Ward, Gala Householder, Margaret Morgan, Clara Anderson, Leonard Perry, Arthur Carpenter, Frank Lowash, William McIntosh and Leroy Davia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Monroe Street
Mabel
B. W Pettigrew
Helen Holsinger
Bertha Ward
Gala Householder
Margaret Morgan
Clara Anderson
Leonard Perry
Arthur Carpenter
Frank Lowash
William McIntosh
Leroy Davia
Reunion of 1917 Nurses at Cascade Park
Members of Shenango Hospital Training School for Nurses from the 1917 class held their annual reunion at Cascade Park. They met at 2:20 P.M. for conversation and a picnic supper in the grove at six. Attending were Miss Belle Itwin, U S Naval nurse. Miss Ina Blevina, Metropolitan Nurse. and Mrs. Serrana Cunningham Wadsworth, Mrs. May Womeldorf Spurrier, Mrs. Edith Farrell Hays, and Mrs. Helen Curry Humondrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Hospital
School For Nurses
Cascade Park
Grove
Belle Itwin
U. S. Naval
Brooklyn
New York
Ina Blevina
City
Sarena Cunningham Wadsworth
May Womeldorf Spurrier
Edith Farrell Hays
Helen Curry Humondrey
Community notices and club reports circulate in Friday notices
Eighteen gathered at Miss Edna Smiths home on Morton street then to Rose Point for an evening with Mr and Mrs Stewart Stoner. Games music and dancing were enjoyed refreshments served by Misses Anna Brinton and Edna Smith. Various clubs meet with lectures picnics and reunions scheduled including the Girls Club basket luncheon at East Falls Street Minerva and N T B clubs plus the Miller family reunion at Cascade Lily Of The Valley club details and dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
Morton Street
Rose Point
Stewart Stoner
Anna Brinton
George Long
East Falls Street
Out-of-town visitors honored at dinner at country club
Mrs W Perry, Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson and Mrs James F Ray hosted a dinner for Mrs G G Stitzinger and her guests at the country club. The event honored Mrs Livingston L Hunter of Tidfoure and aides from an afternoon reception. Sixteen guests attended across two tables with abundant flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perry
Grace Phillips Johnson
James TF. Ray
Country Club
G. G. Stitzinger
Club Luncheons Begin Thursday at Polo House
The first in a series of summer luncheons for Country Club ladies will be held at the polo House on Thursday June eighth. Mrs. C. J. Kirk and Mrs. Robert Garland head the committee. Lunch is served at one o'clock and afternoon games include bridge and Five Hundred.
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Federation
Polo House
C. J. Kirk
Robert Garland
Jia Bridge
Weekend Guests from Across the Region
Personal mentions note many visitors and house guests in town. Gladys Williams of Cleveland, Milas Belle Irwin of Brooklyn, and Mrs. George Wyleson of Park Avenue are staying with relatives or visiting. The list includes residents from Warren, Pittsburgh, Butler, Youngstown, and Mercer, with plan for summer and reunions at various local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Williams
Cleveland
Milas Belle Irwin
Brooklyn
Naval Base Hospital
George Wyleson
Park Avenue
Sandusky
Ohio
Snyder
Warren
James Timmis Hag
Akron
Mary
Dorothy Kelley
Pittsburgh
G. Parshall
Pingstreet
Gillon Shaw
Jtaughter
Annabella
Mercer
McGracken
Court Atreat
Mise
Catherine Brown
Pittssburgh
Misa Isteanor McKee
East Grant Street
Hong
David Perry
Princeton University
3. W. Parry
East North Street
Edward R. McKee
Local Graduates and Visits Reported in Niles
Chivora has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs John A McKee on East Grant Street. Miss Geraldine Lewis of Neshanock Avenue spends the weekend in Niles as guest of Miss Evelyn Erb. She attended the commencement exercises at McHinsey High School last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillis B. Davis
Oaktown
N. 1
John Griffith
East Washineton Street
Samaritan Hospital
Philadelphia
Chivora
John A Mmckee
East Grant Street
Geraldine Lewis
Neshannoeck Avenue
Niles
Evelyn Erb
McHinsley High School
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meeting Notices
A. G. H. Auxiliary final returns of committee work including Euchre ticket sales will be presented at the Ladies' Auxiliary meeting at the A. O. H. building on North Jefferson Street Monday evening June 5 at eight. Weaver circle of Epworth Methodist church hosted by Miss Ethel Wrice featured study from A Million and One and Africa discussions led by Misses Ethel Johnson and Ruth Wetts with songs by Ruth Kennedy and Amay Mae Streib. Second UW Gleanors Missionary society to dine at church Monday at 6:30 followed by a meeting, Macedonian circle to meet Tuesday evening at 7:30.
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A. GH
Ladies’ Auxiliary
K. of G
North
Jefferson Street
Weaver
Epworth Methodial Episcopal Church
Ethel Wrice
Winter Avenue
James Day
Edgar Sherbine
Margaret Sherbine
W. J. Marshall
Africa
Miages Ethel Johnson
Ruth Wetts
RuthKennedy
Amay Mae Streib
UW. Gleanors Missionary Society
Regular church meetings and Bible class notices
Regular monthly meeting in the church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Bible Class: Mrs James Elmore and Mrs May Curry host Mrs E N Baer's class Monday June 1 at Mrs Elmore's West State St home with a business session and social hour. Reception for confirmants Sunday at 7:80 in the Cloister room of the Clinton building. gathering for confirmants and attendees follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate A. Hill
Women's Missionary Society
James Elmore
May Curry
E. N. Baer
First Methodiat Episcops Church
I. Oo
Clen
Dinin
Glagg
Penn Theatre Matinee For Ladies Only
The Penn theatre announces a Monday afternoon bargain matinee from one to six o clock for ladies only. Flor ence Vider stars in Wake Up and Priam Master Colored pictures are shown with a good comedy. Music by Thoms Webber. Admission 20 cents for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Yoman
Florence Vider
Priam
Thoms Webber
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Schirmer
Joseph Parry
Smiected
Griffith Thomas
D. Dutt Scott
Howard Meahan
Blodwin
Myfanwy Lewis
Pitno
Cyril Scott
B. la Papellom
Labelle
New Quarterte
Indiana Normal
Dol. W. & Clob
D. WW. T. Club
Maurice Sadier
Laurel Boulevard
Mack Wiles
Butler Road
Mahoning Park
Etzler’s Store News
Dell
Washington
aAuto
J&c
Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman
Kodaka
W.J. Offutt Co
Metziler’s
Redak
Mrs. Livingston Hunter
Miss Schaffner
Miss Druschell
Robert
Marinello
Beauty
North Mily
Doris Shumway
Miss Williams
Park
Edith McGuire
Bernice Eddy
Diana Preston
Eleanor and
Ethel Ward
Marie
Elsie Wooley
Grace Love
Martha Grinder
Ruth MeKes
Helen Hanna
Ray Hall
David Bollard
Elmer Swartzlander
Wallace Sweet
Carl Anderson
Kenneth Irwin
Bill Brooks
Bil Weigle
Frank Wigton
David Engle
Jock Keterer
Parmalee Avenue
Youngstown
Adelaide Vanderholt
D. J. Dreidling
Kansas City
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Vanderbolt
Sharon
T. W. Kensington
N. H. B. Kensington
Misa Mary Junod
Jersey Shore
Miss Pearl Johnson
N. H. BR
Kensington
Evan Hopkins
Sheridan Avenue
Women's Welsh Club
A. W. Club
L. W. Diamond
S. WW
East Washington
Hudron
Hourtess
Wilzabeth
Lillian
B. G. Parshall
3. B. Travers
Mars
Frank Henry
Bellevue
J. W. Book
Neshannock Avenue
Oscar Shaeffer
Carlisle Street
L. T. Club
Ed. Roberts
Oak Street
Witbur Jones
East Washington Street
Rock Club
Boo Club
John F. Piiolatti
Creton Avenue
Minerva Club
Herbert Samuels
N. T. B. Club
Oscar Shaffer
Hom
Miller Euntas
Miller
Lily of the Valley Club
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Toledo
Steve
Dufford
June Bride
Sirome WF
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