June Bride Nana Morgan Engaged to William Jones
Miss Nana Morgan of South Mercer announces engagement to William Jones of Woodlawn at a Y. O. A. club event. The gathering featured yellow and white decor, luncheon, and heart cards with the June 1913 date. Mrs. Morgan hosted with Miss Bronwen Jenkins assisting. guests included Elizabeth Harvard and Sadie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Morgan
South Mercer Street
William ’. Jones
Woodlawn
Y. O. A. Club
Morgan
Bronwen Jenkins
Elizabeth Harvard
Sadie Powell
Misses May
Bessie Jones
Miss Jenkins
Elsie Francis
Uber Street
Miss Morgan
John P. Morgan
Cash Buyers Mercantile Company
Mr. Jones
Zeta Girls Attend Helen Horton’s Party
The Zeta girls enjoyed a children’s party hosted by Miss Helen Horton of West Washington Street on Wednesday evening. Eight guests wore short dresses and played games suitable for young youngsters before a meal with a lambs rab bits chickens nest centerpiece. Plans were made for a park breakfast next Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta
Helen Horton
West Washington Street
Highland avenue social honors for teachers departing
Miss Charlotte Ashmore hosted at her Highland Avenue home on a Wednesday evening. The gathering celebrated Miss Ruth McClintock who will join Carrick schools next year and Miss Almalocke who leaves for California. Mrs. Ashmore and Miss Alonso Hoagland served refreshments during social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue
Charlotte Ashmore
Highland School
Ruth McClintock
Carrick Schools
Almalocke
California
Ashmore
Alonzon Hoagland
High School Girls Track Team Hikes After Photos
The girls track team coached by Miss Frances Foulke had morning photos then a 10 mile country hike where they enjoyed lunch. About 30 people attended with Miss Mary Mossman as a special guest and chaperon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foulke
Mary Mossman
Daughter and Niece Share Honors at Crawford Ave Party
Mrs J E Ligo hosted a Wednesday evening gathering honoring her daughter Miss Jane Ligo, a Shenango Valley Hospital Training School graduate, and her niece Miss Mabel Sankey, a summer bride elect. Fifteen guests attended as the red and white decor and American Beauty roses framed a casual evening with refreshments. Martha Ligo assisted. Miss Emma Dodd of New Wilmington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ligo
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mabel Sankey
J. E. Ligo
Crawford Avenue
Martha Ligo
Emma Dodd
New Wilmington
Informal Party Honors Bride-Elect Before Saturday Wedding
Mrs. John M. Watson hosted a casual afternoon in Highland Avenue to honor Miss Mary Louise Pearson. Guests included Mrs. Catherine Pearson and Mrs. Robert Cunningham with Mrs. Edwin Pearson, with 20 guests. pink rose decorations and a collation were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Watson
Hghland Avenue
Mary Louise Pearson
John M. Watson, Jr
Buffalo
Catherine Pearson
Robert Cunningham
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Edwin Pearson
Pittsburg
Kensington
Choral Society Presents Judas Maccabeus with Local Support
The Protheroe Choral society presents Judas Maccabeus with aid from visiting artists. East Street hosts Mr. and Mrs. A W Harbison for the Basket club, Walnut Street hosts Miss Hazel Keel and Miss Elizabeth Keel for the E G club, and others host or attend multiple clubs and circles including Y W C A, N E B, Martha Sewing circle, Akaceewa Kensington, American Guild, J D S society, X Y Z club, and a Highland Basket club picnic at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheroe Choral Society
Judas Maccabeus
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Basket Club
Hazel
Elizabeth Keelan
Walnut Street
Louise Graffis
Cochran Street
Martha Sewing Circle
Margaret Skidmore
North Mercer Street
Florence Klee
Crawford Avenue
Akaceewa Kensington
American Guild
8. O. McMillin
Shaw Street
J. D. S. Society
George Holmes
Croton Avenue
William B. Howe
Boyles Avenue
X. Y. Z. Club
Highland Basket Club
Blair Family to Attend Canal Dover Wedding
Mr and Mrs George D Blair of Leasure Avenue with Mrs Charles Hulm Rich of Carlisle will travel Friday to Canal Dover Ohio for the wedding of son George D Blair Jr and Miss Hazel Slingluff set for Saturday at 7 30 PM They will return Sunday with relatives from Garden City L I and Charleston W Va staying at Blairview near Princeton for a time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Charles Hulmrich
Carlisle
Canal Dover
George D. Blair, Jr
Hazel Slingluff
Henry W. Thornton
Garden City
L. I
Cust Blair
Charleston
W. Va
Blairview
Princeton
Lookout Kensington Holds All Day Meeting at Vine Street Home
An all day Lookout Kensington meeting was hosted by Mrs. Lewis Williamson on Vine street. Special guest Mrs. Charles Garwig attended and a delicious noon dinner was served. Plans for a picnic at Mrs. William Foster’s Boston avenue home next Thursday were set, with the next regular meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Ella McCullough’s Cottage street residence.
Park Picnic Honors Mrs. J. H. Breen Before Departure
On the eve of her move to Cincinnati Mrs. J. H. Breen was honored at a park picnic arranged by the Jolly Crowd. A traveling bag was presented as a memento and an appealing menu was served for twenty attendees in a formal, social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
J. H. Breen
Piano Recital by Miss Pertha Sherman at Beaver College
Miss Pertha Sherman of this city, noted for her enthusiastic reception at Beaver college student concerts, will give a piano recital in Beaver this evening in the college chapel. Mrs. Joseph Derdeyn vilincellist of Cleveland will assist her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertha Sherman
Beaver College
Beaver
College Chapel
Joseph Derdeyn Vilincellist
Cleveland
Miss Sherman
New Castle
Nursery buyers announced for June in regu lar meeting
The board of managers of the Children's Day nursery met in regular session Wednesday afternoon and transacted routine business. The buyers for the month were announced as follows: June 2 Mrs Sol Brown. 9 Mrs C J Kirk. 16 Mrs EB Smith. 23 Mrs J C McCready. and 30 Mrs O H Hartsuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Day Nursery
Sol Brown
C. J. Kirk
EB. L. Smith
J. C. McCready
O. H. Hartsuff
Season finale of S. D. club hosted by Miss Laura Mershimer
The last meeting of the S. D. club for the season was held Wednesday evening at Miss Laura Mershimer's Spruce street home. Music and games provided entertainment and dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Laura Mershimer
Spruce Street
Picnic at Edenburg Hosts Presbyterian Meeting
One Hershey chapter of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mrs Frank Harlan at Edenburg Wednesday evening. A delicious menu was served at six o clock and the regular meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Harlan
Edenburg
Pretty wedding at Williams home marks simple ceremony
Miss Mary Lista Williams and Mr. William Ellis Baker wed in a May afternoon ceremony at 5 o’clock at the Williams home on Wallace Avenue. Rev. Robert E. Little officiated the ring service before about 20 guests. The couple plans an eastern trip and will live at the Williams home upon return. Out of town guest Charles Benham of Rochester, New York attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lista Williams
William Ellis Baker
O. L. Williams
Wallace Avenue
Frances Williams
New Wilmington
Robert E. Little
First Presbyterian Church
Williams
Charles Benham
Rochester, N. Y
Big Fish Sale at Campbell's on West Washington
Advertisement notes a five pound fish sale at Campbell's on West Washington street with price 25e and no delivery service. Sale runs Tuesday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s
West Washington Street
Emerys celebrate 10th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John L Emery of Emerson Avenue marked ten years of marriage with an informal reception from 8 to 10 PM attended by about 35 relatives and close friends. The home featured pink and white roses, peonies, and a central floral display in the dining room. Mrs Charles Greer aunt of the hostess poured, aided by Margaret Emery Felicia Hamilton and Myrna Long. Guests enjoyed refreshments and the couple received many gifts and congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Emery
Emerson Avenue
Charles Greer
Margaret Emery
Felicia Hamilton
Myrna Long
Emery Family Plans Week in Akron For Rankin Wedding
Mrs John L Emery of Emerson avenue and her daughter Jane will travel to Akron Ohio next Wednesday to attend the wedding of Miss Mary B Rankin to Edward Samuel. Little Miss Emery will be flower girl at the 8 oclock ceremony at the First Congregational Church with a reception to follow at the bride’s mother home. The couple will reside in London England as Samuel works for Goodyear Rubber. Mr Emery will join later in the week for the wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Emery
Emerson Avenue
Jane
Akron
Mary B. Rankin
Edward Samuel
Miss Emery
Miss Rankin
Emery
London
England
Mr. Samuel
Goodyear Rubber Company
Mr. Emery
Unique and Original Number of Mrs Silvey's at Kirmess
A detailed program listing for the Kirmess features a unique dance number titled Mrs Silveys. The bill includes dances from Waltz 1795 to Argentina Tango 1913 with performers such as Miss Hester Bryson Miss Beatrice Chambers Mrs H A Brown Miss Louise Treadwell and Miss Agnes Wallace. Chaperons include Mrs G C Stone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Chambers
Lake MacNab
Louise Treadwell
James Lamoree
Boston
Helen McCracken
Charles Baldwin
Argentina
Agnes Wallace
John McKee
G. C. Stone
Mary Allen
J. B. Love
W. A. Taylor
Howard Munnell
J C O Girls Plan Park Picnic After Meeting
At Miss Carrie Andersons West Washington street home the J C O girls mapped a park picnic for next Tuesday evening. Dainty refreshments followed the gathering and two weeks hence the group will meet with Miss Harriet Beck on Terrace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Anderson
West Washington Street
Harriet Beck
Terrace Avenue
Minner Sisters Join Horne Stock Company at Colonial
Miss Leah Minner of 211 Pearson Street and her sister Miss Merle Minner have left for Akron Ohio to join the Horne Stock Company now performing at the Colonial Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Minner
Pearson Street
Merle Minner
Akron, C
Horne Stock Company
Colonial Theatre
Westside Pupils Enter Dumb Bell Drill in Kirmess
Westside pupils Loetta McClymonds Mary Moseley Agnes Davies Ralph Walls Helen Stevens Helen John and Frances Lamm will take part in the Dumb Bell drill in the Kirmess event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
Kirmess
Loetta McClymonds
Mary Moseley
Agnes Davies
Ralph Walls
Helen Stevens
Helen John
Frances Lamm
List of names with chaperons from a social event
Frances John, Helen Layton, Jeenette Haines, Beeste Kimmel, Del la Smith, Louise Graffius, Gertrude Dugan, Helen Leslie, Josephine Evans, Helen Boyce, Roy Schick, George Nolte, Francis Nolte, Louise Smith, Kittle Dugan, Raymond Fenton, Leta John appear alongside chaperons Miss Olivia Griffiths, Miss Margaret Tucker, Mrs W Y Fielding, Mrs J L Platt in a social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances John
Helen Layton
Jeenette Haines
Beeste Kimmel
Della Smith
Louise Graffius
Gertrude Dugan
Helen Leslie
Josephine Evans
Helen Boyce
Roy Schick
George Nolte
Francis Nolte
Louise Smith
Kittle Dugan
Raymond Fenton
Leta John
Olivia Griffiths
Margaret Tucker
W. Y. Fielding
J. L. Platt
Miss Pearl Anderson Hostess At Silk Mill Dinner
Miss Pearl Anderson of Pearson street a bride elect entertained associates from the silk mill at a Wednesday dinner. Guests included Miss Mary Cloak Miss Rachel Guy Miss Alice Gray of Wampim Miss Katherine Sias of West Pitts burg Miss Amy Asberry of Sharon Miss Helen Stroble Miss Annie Meredith Miss Mary Carson Bertie Lowers Minnie Lowers Ellen Mills Lulu Carnes and Frances Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Anderson
Pearson Street
Silk Mill
Mary Cloak
Rachel Guy
Alice Gray
Wampim
Katherine Sias
West Pittsburg
Amy Asberry
Sharon
Helen Stroble
Annie Meredith
Mary Carson
Bertie
Minnie Lowers
Ellen Mills
Lulu Carnes
Frances Barnes
Local Shenango Bride Weds in Cumberland Md
Miss Helen Esther Cox of Shenango township marries Charles Robert O'Neill son of Mr and Mrs Charles O'Neill of Butler in Cumberland Maryland on Tuesday. The couple now in Pittsburgh will visit relatives briefly before moving to Butler. The bride is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Cox and has a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Esther Cox
Shenango Township
Charles Robert O'Neill
Charles O’neill
Butler
Cumberland
Pittsburg
J. D. Cox
Hunt Family Reunion Draws About 200 Relatives
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Hunt and relatives gathered Wednesday at J. M. Hunt’s home on the Har lansburg road for the Hunt family reunion. About 200 attendees enjoyed an appetizing lawn dinner. Officers were elected and the 1914 reunion set for George Dean’s home near Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hunt
C. W. Hunt
East Washington Street
W. C. Kissinger
North Street
Hunt
J. M. Hunt
Harlansburg Road
George Dean
Princeton
NA S A girls breakfast at park grove with 12 covers
Miss Teresa Sad ler hosted the N S A girls at a park grove breakfast this morning. Mrs James Cook was a special guest with 12 covers. The group spent the morning on the lake and will be entertained again in two weeks on Wednesday by Miss Nell Porter of Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Sadler
Division Street
Park
James Cook
Lake
Nell Porter
Walnut Street
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Lew Conn At State Street Home
Friends of Mrs Lew Conn gathered on a Tuesday to surprise her for a birthday. Thirty four friends visited her home and presented several beautiful gifts. Later Mrs Robert Coblentz and Mrs Robert Thompson served a tasty luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Conn
State Street
Robert Coblentz
Robert Thompson
Kensington members have breakfast at the park before rural departures
Compliment to Mrs. D. S. Williams who left for the country today is noted. Mrs. A. M. Graham and Miss Susanna Guy plan to go to their country home on Friday and Mrs. Walter Weigle will leave the city later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Williams
A. M. Graham
Susanna Guy
Walter Weigle
Kensington
Park
Family plans summer at Valley farm with Sherrards
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Jones and grandson Paul Victor of Walnut Street join Mrs. David S. Williams and children Elizabeth Philip and Kenneth of Lincoln Avenue to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherrard formerly of New Castle at Valley farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Jones
Paul Victor
Walnut Street
David S. Williams
Elizabeth
Philip
Kenneth
Lincoln Avenue
Valley Farm
Harry Sherrard
New Castle
Doro thy's Wedding Day Debut in Pittsburg Cantata
Miss Sue Harvard assists in the Adams room at the Rittenhouse Pittsburg as Geraldine Damon presents the cantata Doro thy's Wedding Day for mixed voices for the first time in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Harvard
Rittenhouse, Pittsburg
Geraldine Damon
Dorothy
Pittsburg
Mrs. E L Smith Heads to Ambridge for Recital Aide
Mrs E L Smith of Wallace avenue leaves Friday morning for Ambridge to assist at a recital by Milton Pickles pupils in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Benjamin Pickies of Maplewood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Wallace Avenue
Ambridge
Milton Pickles
Benjamin Pickies
Maplewood Avenue
Idora Park Association Members Named
Association at Idora park Wednesday was joined by Mrs. J. P. H. Cunningham Miss Mary Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greer Mrs. W. W. Cubbison Mrs. J. Russell Urmeson Mrs. Allan W. Urti son Mr and Mrs. A. C. Dickinson Misses Ritchie Margaret Marshall Helen Westlake and J. Johnson Yisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Idora Park
J. P. H. Cunningham
Mary Pearson
Charles Greer
W. W. Cubbison
J. Russell Urmeson
Allan W. Urtison
A. C. Dickinson
Misses Ritchie
Margaret Marshall
Helen Westlake
J. Johnson Yisher
Birthday Dinner for Lyman Hughes at Hamilton Apartments
Mrs. Hughes hosted a six guest birthday dinner at their Hamilton apartment. Red carnations and a birthday cake decorated the table. Afterward the guests attended the Nixon theater for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hughes
C. B. G. Girls Host Gather in West Washington Home
The C. B. G. girls spent a pleasant evening at Miss Lucy Carpenter's home on West Washington street. The group followed their usual routine and enjoyed dainty refreshments. Plans were made for a park breakfast next Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Carpenter
West Washington Street
Park
Personal Mention Born to Gus Patter and More Local News
A stream of social notes lists births and visits by residents of North Beaver Street Lincoln Avenue and nearby streets. Names include Mr and Mrs Gus Patter newborn son, Mrs John C Dwyer threatened with pneumonia, trips to Pittsburg Cleveland Greenville and Cincinnati, and many relatives visiting or traveling for the summer. The item notes births, departures, and homecoming from cities including New York Chicago Pittsburg and Buffalo with multiple families and addresses. Grace Marie Reynolds born to Elijah Reynolds of New Waterford Ohio. Eliza Blews noted at birth memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Patterson
North Beaver Street
John C. Dwyer
Lincoln Avenue
Julia Foley
Pittsburg
Martin Gibbons
North Mill Street
New York City
Katherine Veach
Chicago
Joseph Pyle
Leasure Avenue
Bronwen Jenkins
Woodlawn
Nana Morgan
South Mercer Street
Edith Ingham
Falls Street
Margaret Marshall
Court Street
R. M. Morrison
Youngstown
George Reis Brown
Winter Avenue
Caroline Pursells
Bristol
Elijah Reynolds
New Waterford
Grace Marie
Eliza Blews
Elmina Peebles
Plaingrove
Austa Hutchinson
New Wilmington
Blanche Thompson
Volant
Edward Mercer
Westminster College
Marian Hover
Croton Avenue
Dinner Honors Guest George Tate From Conneaut Lake
Mr and Mrs C E Dare of East Washington street entertained at a nicely appointed dinner Wednesday evening. The honor guest was George Tate of Conneaut Lake, and covers were laid for five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dare
East Washington Street
George Tate
Conneaut Lake
Concert Attendees at Youngstown Festival Highlight Community
The Youngstown Festival drew a diverse audience with residents and visitors filling the gates. Attendees enjoyed performances across multiple stages showcasing local talent and touring acts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zeta Girls
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
East
Washington St
Lookout Kensington
Williams Home
Big Fish
Horne Stock Co
NEW Castle Stationery CO
Mercer Street
Breakfast
Harvard
Stella Diefenderfer
Phillips Place
Greenville
Ethel Mortimer
William McGill
Oakdale
W. M. Bane
Park Avenue
Line Lowe
Detroit
Mich
William Kyte
East Grant Avenue
Breen
FE. J. Berquist
Eloise
Grand Rapids
D. D. Angell
Mary Bell
West Middlesex
F. A. Hover
Marian
W. H. Diefenderfer
Ellis
Shelly
Clarence Crouch
Margaret
Robert
Bellvue
Harry Bower
Robert H. Cunningham
Ernest Stitzinger
Lawrenceville
Long Island
Marjorie Douglas
Logansport
J. N. Euwer
Golconda
Therpashion
St. Cloud
ST. Cloud Building
MO. C. Dwyer
Jeweler
Optician
New Qinstle, Pa
Hew Castle
J. Weinberg
Bell
S. Mercer St
Protheroe Oratorio Society
Judas
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Emma Bauman
Madam Hughes Bodycombe
J. Gordon Jones
Thomas Jenkins
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