Wilkison-Evans Wedding Today at Park Avenue Home
Katharine E Wilkison became the bride of Rev. Jienny S Evans in a noon ceremony at the Wilkison residence Park Avenue. The couple, attended by two ministers, planned a wedding trip and will reside in Birmingham Michigan where Evans presides over a United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wilkison
Park Avenue
Katherine E
Jienny S. Evans
Hi. W. Evans
Bellevue
Spirea
Ferne
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbeterian Church
City
James M. Furgeson
Bellevue Oflicatine
Westminster College
West Penn Hospital of
Pittsburgh
Evans
Nellevue High School
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Honors Bride Elect At Apron Shower In Emerson
Mrs Earl Dufford hosted an apron shower for Miss Margaret Ramsey with bridge at three tables. High scores went to Miss Ruth Sellade and Mrs Ellis Diefenderfer. Flowers brightened the home as refreshments followed. guest Miss Laura Loy Latimer of New Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dufford
Emerson Avenue
Margaret Ramsey
Bridge
Ruth Sellade
Ellis Diefenderfer
Bernice Brothers
Laura Loy Latimer
New Alexandria
Euest
Burdett Family Reunion Held On Decoration Day
Descendants of M. Y. and C. E. Burdett gathered at Ross Burdett’s home for a Decoration day reunion. A noon picnic dinner was served with guests including T. P. McCune Fern Clare Troy Lyle McCune of Beaver Pennsylvania Paul Matson Rey Paybody from Ontonagon Harbor C L McCune Ambridge Blanche Anderson Rochester Hazel McConaghy East New Castle and R A Burdett Opal Willie and Dorothy Burdett of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y
C. E. Burdett
Ross Burdett
T. P. McCune
Fern. Clare
Troy
Lyle McCune
Beaver
Paul Matson
Rey Paybody
2Onneaut Harbor
C. L. Mcune
Ambridge
Blanche Anderson
Rochester
Haxel McConaghy
East New Castle
R. A. Burdett
Opal
Willie and
Dorothy Burdett
City
Lawrence Chapter DAR Plans Saturday Meeting Change
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John A. Edgar on Sheridan avenue, instead of with Mrs. L. L. Swan as previously planned.
Kenmore College Beauty Course advertised in Pittsburgh
The largest school of beauty culture in Pittsburgh offers a complete course covering all branches for $35. Call at once as price advances soon. Located in the Blackstone Building at 345 Fifth Ave Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore College
Pittsburgh
Blackstone
Fifth Ave
Madeline Snyder Weds Theodore Pfieffer in Chicago
Miss Madeline Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Snyder Sheridan avenue Chicago marries Theodore Pfieffer of Louisville Kentucky in a Tuesday afternoon June 1 ceremony at the Methodist Temple Chicago Rev Thompson officiates Attendants Miss Ruth Johnson Chicago and Edward Pfieffer Louisville The couple dined at Tip Top Hotel and plan home at Shorecrest Hotel Wrightwood avenue Chicago after August 1 Mrs W J Snyder mother of the bride attended the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Snyder
Ruth Johnson
Chicago
Edward Pfieffer
Louisville
Chicago Musical College
Pfieffer
Byllsby Engineering Advertising Corporation
Shorecrest
Wrightwood Avenue
W. J. Snyder
Surprise birthday gathering at J P Zurasky home
A large group of friends and relatives gathered at J P Zurasky’s home to honor R J Zurasky on his birthday. Games music and gifts marked the evening with refreshments served by Mrs R J Zurasky and many attendees named by relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Zurasky
R. J. Zurasky
W. J. Brandt
William
Evelyn
Margaret
Samuel Baker
Patterson
Sanford
George Crable
Henry Tindall
August Arnold
Elizabeth
George Regis
Hubert
Howard King
R. Y. Crable
Edgar
Eileen
Isabelle
A. P. Zurasky
Pauline
Elmer
Leo Zur
Mrs Shannon to Attend G A R Encampment in Bethlehem
Mrs Oliver J Shannon of Fairfield Avenue president of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary will leave Saturday for Bethlehem Pennsylvania to attend the annual G A R Encampment in the city the following week She plans to attend the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia after the meeting Mrs Nellie Sweet will attend the Encampment as a delegate from the auxiliary to Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Shannon
Fairfield Avenue
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Bethlehem
Shannon
Philadelphia
Nellie Sweet
Sons of Veterans
Miss Lowden Hosts O. B. F. Club Gathering
Miss Wilhelmina Lowden of Harrison Street will entertain members of the O. B. F. Club at her home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Lowden
Harrison Street
O. B. F. Club
F M N Club Guests At Mrs Lorenz Home
Members of the F M N Club will be guests of Mrs. C F Lorenz at her Grant street home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. N. Club
Miss Eleanor McKibben Weds Stewart Griffith in First Baptist Church
Miss Eleanor M. McKibben daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert McKibben of Maryland avenue married Stewart J. Griffith son of Mr and Mrs C N Griffith of Highland avenue at eleven o clock Thursday in the First Baptist church. Rev George M Lands officiated. A peach georgette gown worn by the bride and butterfly roses with lilies of the valley decorated the ceremony. The couple will reside on Winslow avenue after a wedding trip to Canada and other points. Griffith works at the Carnegie Steel plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eleanor M. McKibben
Bert McKibben
Maryland Avenue
Stewart J. Griffith
C. N. Griffith
Highland Avenue
George M. Landis
Clair McKibben
Canada
Winslow Avenue
Mr. Griffith
Carnegie Steel Plant
Attractive Wedding at Croton Parsonage
Miss Anna Gittings and Frank W. Hill wed at Croton M E church parsonage with Rev D Ralph Dunn officiating. The bride wore pink crepe de chine and Ophelia roses while the bridesmaid carried Columbia roses. The couple, planning no trip, will reside on Martin Street while Hill serves as manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea store on Croton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gittings
William Gittings
Youngstown
Frank W. Hill
Fred BR. Hill
North Mulberry Street
Croton M. E. Parsonage
D. Ralph Dunn
Harry Haymond
Senior-Junior Prom Set for Palais Royale
Friday evening June 4 marks the annual senior junior prom at the Palais Royale with dancing from 7:30 to 12 o'clock. The senior committee has arranged numerous novelty features for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palais Royale
D. D. G. Club Elects Officers At Park Avenue Meeting
Miss Agnes Mitchell hosted the D. D. G. club on Park Avenue Wednesday evening. New officers elected were President Mrs. Lillian Edmunds and Treasurer Mrs. Anna Gilbert. The group enjoyed sewing and music with refreshments served by the hostess and her sister Miss Isabell Mitchell. Mrs. Bernice McIntosh of North Mercer Street will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mitchell
D. D. G. Club
Park Avenue
Lillian Edmunds
Anna Gilbert
Isabell Mitchell
Bernice McIntosh
North Mercer Street
G T B Club Guests Hostess and New Members
The G. T. B. club associates were guests of Mrs. Humphrey Richards on Highland avenue. Mrs. Clare Lutz and Mrs. Fred Singer were voted in as new members. Cards and music followed. A picnic plan for June 16 at the park with husbands and families as special guests was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. B. Club
Humphrey Richards
Highland Avenue
Clare Lutz
Fred Singer
A. W. Tindal
Women’s Welsh Club of America Plans Friday Meeting
The Women’s Welsh Club of America will meet Friday evening in the Y W C A parlors. This session is the last before the convention set to convene in Youngstown during the week of June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s
Welsh Club of America
Youngstown
Local Girl Honored Miss Rheba Frank Awardedly
East Long avenue student at Drexel Institute named Miss Rheba Frank for a coveted honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheba Frank
East Long Avenue
Drexel Institute
Penn Take A Chance Week Stirs Interest
The Penn Theatre launches Take a Chance Week with two top pictures shown in two blocks over six days. Audiences are urged to trust the selection and try for a free ticket by correctly naming the stars, limited to the first 50 entrants. The promotion emphasizes clean, highly rated films and invites broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
The
Penn
Key and Triangle Pins Honorary Society at Philadelphia College
The insig nia of the honorary society at the Philadelphia institution is described. To become a member a girl must have an average of 80 percent in every subject and have no failures or conditions against her record, and must be active in standard college activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Music Club Meeting at Mrs Klingensmiths Home
The A Music club met at Cedar street home of Mrs W J Klingensmith for an afternoon of music and handiwork. Special guest Mrs Clifford Probst and Mrs C D Sorley played piano numbers while readings were given by Mrs Payne and Mrs George Massie. A dainty lunch followed. In two weeks Mrs James Patterson of Richelieu avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Music Club
W. J. Klingensmith
Cedar Street
Clifford Probst
C. D. Sorley
Payne
George Massie
James Patterson
Richelieu Avenue
Local Graduates Honor John B Ray At Beaver Commencement
Mrs. John Boyle of East North Street and Mrs. Sarah McAnaney of Neshannock Avenue attended Beaver commencement exercises Wednesday morning. John B. Ray, former resident, ranked highest among scholars in a combined student award for scholarship character popularity and athletics. He received twenty five dollars, a sweater and letters from alumni and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle
East North Street
Sarah McAnaney
Neshannock Avenue
Beaver
John B. Ray
Mrs. O Laughlin Hosts 1907 Club Euchre Night
Mrs James O Laughlin entertained the 1907 Club at her West Washington home on Wednesday evening Five euchre tables were in play and favors awarded to Mrs M Wick Mrs Fred Deverall and Mrs Andrew Heinrich Hostess daughter Mrs James McGivern assisted with refreshments The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs M Wick at the Eveready Inn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Laughlin
West Washington Street
M. Wick
Fred Deverall
Andrew Heinrich
James McGivern
Eveready Inn
BS. fi. club hosts table games at Phillips Place
Three tables of five hundred were in play Wednesday evening when members of the 1923 BS. fi. club met at Mrs. Albert Sullivan’s home on Phillips Place. High score prizes went to Mrs. Dennis Donnegan and Mrs. Roy Wish. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. In two weeks Mrs. Thomas Valley of East Washington street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sullivan
Phillips Place
Dennis Donnegan
Roy Wish
Thomas Vallely
East Washington Street
Bon Mon Club Hosts Evening at East Washington Home
Mrs. Joseph Speer entertained members of the Bon Mon club on Wednesday evening at her East Washington street home. Special guest was Mrs. John Larson of Cleveland. Needle work and chat were highlights. Refreshments were served by the hostesses with Mrs. Harold Leach assisting. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Mon Club
Joseph Speer
East Washington Street
John Larson
Cleveland
Harold Leach
Local Ladies Clubs Listed With Members
Butler Girls and several women's clubs are named with member lists including Mrs R M Warnock on Laurel Avenue and Mrs Stella Ree on Pearson Street. Other groups mentioned include Luncheon Spoon Club, Mrs James Teis on East Street, A W Club, and the F M N Club with Mrs C F Lorenz on Grant Street.
Cassidy and Marks Wedding Recorded at Free Methodist Church
Miss Stella Cassidy daughter of Mrs. Julia General of Moravia road and David Marks son of Mrs. Anna Marks of Butler road were married Wednesday June 2 at high noon in the Free Methodist church parsonage with Rev. G J Kelly officiating. Attendants were Miss Martha Fleeger and Harry Geise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Cassidy
Julia General
Moravia Road
David Marks
Anna Marks
Butler Road
Free Methodist Church
G. J. Kelly
Martha Fleeger
Harry Geise
West Pittsburgh
Families Sail From City for Wales Visit on Majestic
Mrs Ernest Treharne and daughter Rebecca join Mrs Reese Richards and daughter Lena Richards and Mr and Mrs William Francis with Mr and Mrs Thomas Rehards as they depart for New York to sail on the Majestic Saturday for a three months visit in Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Treharne
Rebecca
Reese Richards
Lena Richards
William Francis
Thomas Rehards
Cty
New York
Myers Family Reunion Set at Princeton Home
The 18th annual Myers family reunion is scheduled at the home of Mrs. W. Pp. Morrison in Princeton on Thursday, June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
W. Pp. Morrison
Princeton
Ladies' Aid Meet at Croton Avenue Church Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Croton Avenue M E church holds its regular monthly business meeting this evening at 7 20 at the church. Mahoningtown Review No 98 W B A plans a Rally trip to Zelienople on June 14 5th call 4440 or 1524 J for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Croton Avenue
M. E. Church
Mahoningtown
Zelienople
Local Drifts and Births Highlight City Notices
Personal mentions report several improving after illness cases and multiple births in the area. Families listed include Blight Rosser Matthews Herrington Slack and Fisher with newborns named Robert Raymond Raymond Frederick Richard Wallace. Mrs Lyda plans Hollywood residence while Shannon couple returns from New Philadelphia graduation events.
Pythian Sisters to entertain Friday evening program
Pythian Sisters of the Past Chiefs Association will entertain all Pythian Sisters Friday evening June 4 at the Knights of Pythias hall East Washington street. An attractive program of music and readings will be given. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters of the Past Chiefs Association
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
East Washington Street
Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary to VFW Tonight
The ladies' auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening at 7 30 at the legion home to discuss forthcoming activities and charitable plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary To
Legion Home
Ladies' Aid Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Miss Catherine Tresser hosted the Ladies' Aid Society gathering on Grant Street with 32 members in attendance. After a brief business session the group enjoyed social time and refreshments helped by Miss Bertha Sherman and Mrs KE Wild. The event took place in the park on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Catherine Tresser
Grant Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bertha Sherman
KE. Wild
Marriage of Elezore Burwell to Dr James Gillespie in Selma
Dr and Mrs L Burwell of Selma Alabama announce the marriage of their daughter Elezore to Dr James A Gillespie of West Washington Street. The ceremony was held at Tabernacle Baptist Church Selma on Wednesday June 2 with Rev D V Jennison presiding. The couple will reside in this city.
W C T U and L T L to Meet at Mrs Ella Rote Home
West Side W C T U hosts L T L session at 211 Patterson Avenue Friday at 2 PM daylight saving time. Dues will be collected during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Ella Rote
Patterson Avenue
Blue Triangle Club Postpones Y W C A Meeting
The Blue Triangle Club of the YWCA will not hold supper or meeting this Friday and all club meetings are suspended until further notice. An unrelated line notes an irony about an evolutionist whose grandfather was a general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle Club
Rlue Triangle Club
Y. W
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Monroe St. Bell
Zane Grey
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
Gerson
Chicago, Ill
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Mather Bros. CO
E,wiikon Street
Eleanor McKibben
Stewart Griffith
Croton Parsonage
Cassidy
Wales
ALU All
McCall
Coctlé Higgins Bros Baner
Rayon
Coats
Batiste
John Blight
Lyndal Street
David Rosser
Euclid Avenue
Samuel Matthews
Harold Herrington
Pennsylvania Avenue
M. KE. Miller
Madison
Wis
Robert Slack
Robert Raymond
Ruth M. Senick
H. D. Swisher
Pearson Street
Howard Robinson
Long Avenue
Raymond Frederick
Frank Yeager
Hilda
Allison Park
James FE. Thomas
Joseph Swift
Winter Avenue
State College Pa
Raymond Fisher
New Castle Hospital
Richard Wallace
S. C. Lyda
Meyer Avenue
Hollywood
Cal
Q. J. Shannon
New Philadelphia
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New Castle
W.C.T.U. and
Y. W.C. A. Notes
EA Wee
North
Mercer Street
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