MISS HOYT HOSTS GUESTS AT GARDEN DINNER
Winter avenue hosts a garden dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Frank G Noyes of Napa California visiting the area. Guests enjoyed large tables on the lawn, a recently opened rock garden, and social time. Other society notes include W C club social at Lyndall street with prizes to Kathryn Johnston and Rishel. D Club at Temple avenue with Mrs Chester Minick. Mrs Louis Ott to entertain. Mrs Bertha Black of Akron honored by local friends. A and N club meeting on Euclid avenue with Mrs Bruce Miller and Mrs Wallie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Winter Avenue
Emma Hoyt
Frank G. Noyes
Napa
Calfornia
Mrs. Fulkerson
W. C. Club
Gila Pulkerson
Lyndiil Street
Garmies
Kathryn Johniston
Rishel
Bertha Blount
Akron
Edna Ripmiller
Chester. Minick
Temple Avenue
D. W. T. Club
Marlon Boulden
Louis Ott
Adams Street
A. and N
Bruce Miler
Euclid Avenue
Jung
Wallie Davis
Local society notes honor Mrs. Carolyn Lindsley at Bnei Os event
Officers and members of Bnei Os chapter No 333 hosted Mrs. Carolyn Lindsley, district deputy grand matron of district 228, Eastern Star. The evening featured a formal dinner with flowers, bridge, and games, presenting Lindsley with a gift. Also announced is Thelma Lee Seroka Book and Gerald Book engagement and March 11 1933 wedding at East Liberty Presbyterian Church parsonage Pittsburgh. The bride Thelma Lee Seroka is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seroka of 322 Hillcrest Ave. The couple plans to reside with the bride's parents on Hillcrest Ave. The report lists club meetings and notices from Monday's Club Colloquium Stitchs Bit Club Friendship Club and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Lindsley
Grand Chapter
Pennsylvania
the Eastern Star
Bnei O S
Dios
Highland Avenue
Belin
Bridenbaugh
Marjorie Rhodes
Bess Pond
Agnes, Allen
Lindsley
Orville Brown
Seroka
Fred Seroka
Hillcrest Avenue
Thelma Lee
Gerald Book
J. W. Book
Avenue
East Liberty
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Marie
White
Everette
Hilcrest Avenue
Field Club Bridge Held Friday Evens
A delightful evening at the Field Club rooms Friday featured a social bridge event. The serving refreshments concluded after a pleasant session with players enjoying the competition and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Club
Atreis Residence Visitors Entertain Spoon Club Members
Unclear fragmentary text mentions guests and gifts, with scattered names and stray phrases, offering no stable events.
Mothers Daughters Honor Grange Event At Local Home
Mrs John Baer of Leasure avenue hosted a Mothers and Daughters gathering at the Victory Bible class. Plans were discussed for an upcoming summer celebration at the home of Mrs W. Kleckner on Butler avenue. An announcement dinner for Mr and Mrs Peter Mastren of South Beaver street was planned to honor their daughter Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baer
Leasure
Victory Bible
Bt Jonn
Athena Chine Pri
Aent
Kléckner ‘Secretar
Stalla ‘Diefendorfer
Emme
Clattie
Kleckrer
Butler Avenue
Peter
South
Beaver
Hi ‘ Ming
Ot ‘Nourice
Rose
Ship ‘Street
Fogagement Announcement of Odetta and Rexand on Bumper Avenue
A brief notice lists Odetta and Rexand in a foggy announce along Bumper Avenue. The item appears as a small social or public notice with unclear context. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odetta
Rexand
Reconstruction of a Fragmented School Event Report
A garbled note credits the success of a social event to dedicated members and the committee, highlighting the involvement of key leaders. The text indicates a recreation setting and praise for the club’s efforts, though several phrases are incomplete and misordered.
Arty Class Social Highlights At Baptism Church Event
A small class party at the Sof' th Baptiat church featured Mrs Elizabeth Davis and Mrs Manel as hosts. Guests included Missy Sie Ann Casella Mrs Moore and Miss Audrey Maxwell. The group enjoyed a delicious collation and set a follow up gathering for Friday July 7. Attendants included Miss Helen bey. the notice notes the Myers family graduate among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Davis
Manel
Truby
Missy Sie
Ann Casella
Moore
Auderey-Maxvwell
Wedding Reception for Reynolds Family Raises Festive Merriment
A Boston avenue home hosted a reception for Helen Reynolds and her groom, with Mr. and Mrs. White opening the occasion. Guests enjoyed games and prizes won by William McKinley Reynolds and Billy Reynolds as the couple received many gifts. The ceremony followed a church service at Holy Cross with vows exchanged before relatives and friends. Kathryn Capraly acted as maid of honor, with bridesmaids and ushers listed, and a large gathering attended the postnuptial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston ‘Avenue
Helen
Reynolds
E. Brétted
White
Joe
Holy Cross
Ebuseny Praly
Margaret
Biast md
Aalin
Velkan
Celle
Juuin Kapraly
Elizabeth Var
Séamon
Elizabeth
Senthak
jLozay
Pittsburgh
Kathryn' MéAelin
Cleveland
Nick Beres
Andy
Cunran
Andrew
John Bak
Crostian
Garland
Visit and return to Seattle ends Berkeley Springs guest stay
Mrs. Tade H. Kuhns of Berkeley Springs West Virginia returned home Friday after visiting as a house guest of Doris and Carrie Hortsudl of East Street. Kuhns has made numerous trips around the world and recently returned from the South Sea Islands and Naples. An announcement also notes the marriage of Miss Eleanor F. Krah of Huey Street to Kenneth Johnston of Hooker Point on November 12, 1832 at Mercer. Mrs. Johnston taught in local schools and is a Mercyhurst College graduate who attended Grove City College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tade H. Kuhns
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Dove
Carrie ‘Hortsudl
East Street
Ruhns
South’ Sea ‘Islands
Naples
Eleanor F. Kran
Snd
Butler
Shene
Mercyhurst College
Erle
Grove” City
Colists
Con
Johnston Plans Move After June at Hooke Home
Following June 15 Mr and Mrs John Johnston will reside in Hooke where Johnston works. Mrs Wilms Fogarty and Mrs 4 f Donnan hosted a Donnan home birthday gathering for their mothers Mrs Prank Fogerty and Mrs Ora McCullough. Nineteen guests attended. In a contest game prizes were awarded to Mrs William Gamble and Mrs Louis Diamond. The hostesses received many gifts and Roberta Dix assisted with a light lunch. pink rosebuds decorated the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilms Fogarty
F. Donnan
Donnan
Prank Fogerty
Ora McCullough
William Gamble
Louis Diamond
Biss Roberta Dix
Entertain Clubs Host Charlotte Alexander at Home
Mrs Charlotte Alexander of 120 Smithield Street will host guests Wednesday evening for the Re Delta Deck club and Monday night will receive Colloquium club members at her residence in Smithield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Alexander
Smithield Street
Births and a playful memory from a party night
The column notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webber on June 2 named Eleanor Delores, and a daughter born to Dr. and Mrs. Pachtman of Pittsburgh at Montefiore Hospital. Anna Betty recounts a party moment with her mother. James Truslow Adams labels 1930 to 1930 as The Mad Decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sod
Earl Webber
R. D
Daughisr
Eleanor Delores
Anna Betty
Pete Gadget
James Truslow Adams
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Miss Hoyt
B. Davis
County Line Street
Bertha Black
Hal
Indi
Monros Street
New Castle, Pa
BELL
Temple Club
Sud’ Squires
Ellhurst
D. S
Prodoc
Stell
East Taylor
Ali
Charlotte Alex
Ander
Gladye” Gray
Joseph de Robble
Street
Dora
Tivesay
Beckford
Hela
Castle Beach
Mather Bros. Co
Ai A BE
Weahington Bt
Now
Caatl, Pe
Johnson
Moody Avenue
Masic Committee of the
First Christian Church
Caslit Dry Goods
Paisley's
Marvisi Eleattiu
Love & Mogoun
Hennon's
McKinley & Frantz
Mathes, Bros
Emory's
Badley
Atreis
Boclass
Plentinner
Ladicy
Beran Mus Phane
Myers
Paul
Miss
Helen Bey
Charles
Wye Myers
S. Graduated
Jennier
Dewey
Betty “Tol ‘Kenehan
Betty ‘Alexander
Patty
Gmt Bare
Whuglea
Cascade Park
City of
New Castle
Thomas Blake
Guy Wadlinger
Maurice Markley
Frank Hill
Citizen of
Seattle
Welker
Verbenas
Coleus
Lantanas
Elker’s Greenhouses
Mame
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