Beautiful Highland United Presbyterian Church Wedding
Miss Mary Mossman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mossman of Young Street became the bride of Mr George Hamilton Beattye of Cleveland at Highland United Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. The ceremony featured Helen Smith of Bellaire singing Beloved it is Morn and Mrs Charles Godfrey Lindner played the Lohengrin march for the entrance. The bridal party wore white and pink gowns with pink peonies as bouquets. After a reception at the Craig home the couple planned a future home at 5 Euclid Avenue and August 1 will open their house to friends. They will travel for a secret honeymoon destination and return to stop 5 Euclid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Mary Mossman
Charles Mossman
Young Street
George Hamilton Beattye
Cleveland
Helen Smith
Bellaire
Charles Godfrey Lindner
New Bedford
Mary Ischer
Wellington
Lake Erie College
Ethel McKee
Ruth Mossman
Charles J. White
Oscar Horn
George Reuben Brown
Charles Stocker
George Snyder
Mr. Beattie
Oscar Bechtel
New York
D. Chalmers Fulton
Dpd
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Lucille van Gorder
Lois McKinney
Grace Farrell
Margaret Craig
Elizabeth Reis
Miss Mossman
Miss McKee
Miss Vischer
Oscar Betchtel
Frank B. Smith
Youngstown
Andrew William McKay
Portland
Ore
E. H. Cannon
Niagara Falls
Alma Bailey
Rock Creek
M. C. Rose
Pittsburg
Russell H. Kent
Quietly Married in Beaver Today
An interest ing wedding was quietly solemnized in Beaver at noon today with Mrs. Marie Offutt of North Jefferson street and Robert Bowman of North street as the contracting parties. The bride wore a blue traveling suit and they departed for Harrisburg to visit Mr Bowman's relatives, in his automobile. Upon return next week they will be at home to friends at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs Clifford Watson of 29 North Jefferson street, and plan to start housekeeping on Homestead street later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Marie Offutt
North Jefferson Street
Robert Bowman
North Street
Harrisburg
Osburn Shinn Bride Weds Greer in Carnegie Home
Miss Marie Osburn Shinn daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Shinn of Washington avenue Carnegie married Thomas Wray Greer of Carnegie at the bride’s parents home. Rev H M Carnahan and Rev Joseph M Duff officiated. 125 guests attended with Helen Walter as maid of honor and Ruth Weiss flower girl. The couple will reside at the bride’s home this summer before establishing a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meyer
Pittsburg
First Methodist Church of
Carnegie
Joseph M. Duff
Helen Walter
New Castle
Ruth Weiss
Grace Clark
Glenn DuShane
Orinda Love
Margaret Bickel
Joseph C. Wilson
Frank D. McCully
William H. Irwin
Paul Lytle Cole
Lohengrin
Mrs. Greer
McQuiston Family Reunion At North Sewickley Home
The annual McQuiston family reunion was held Thursday June 4 at Adam McQuiston’s North Sewickley home. Almost 200 friends and relatives arrived by streetcar train and by carriage and auto to the open residence for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuiston
Adam McQuiston
North Sewickley
Delightful Day During Guests Visit And Reunion Plans
A social gathering featured hospitable hosting with yellow lily table decor and ample food. The afternoon included music games and group photos. Guests departed in good spirits, planning a reunion next year at Mr and Mrs R P Travis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Travis
Recital ofviolin pupils at West Woods street home
J W Heckart presented a pupil recital Wednesday evening at Henry Bryson's West Woods street home. Students performed works by Mascagni Mendelssohn Brahms Sarasate and Foster among others with accompanist Miss Leta Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heckart
Henry Bryson
West Woods Street
Pietro Mascagni
John Moore
Francis Nolte
Maurice Triplet
Felix Mendelssohn
Francis Bryson
Cewe
Johannes Brahms
Gilbert Long
M. Greenwald
Howard Stump
Stephen C. Foster
Cecil Henry
Gustave Lang
William Kimmel
Andel Geo. Foster
Cawesina
Raffiss Martha Smith
Clara Roberts
Faust Fantaisie
Pablo de Sarasate
Leta Johns
June Bride-elect Honored at a Party in Her Honor
Miss Margaret Jones, a bride-elect, and the Misses Anna and Edith Harris, bound for New York and Europe, were honored guests at a party given by Miss Florence Kradel. Music, games, and refreshments followed, with many linen gifts showered on the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jones
Anna
Edith Harris
New York
Europe
Florence Kradel
Mary Harvard
Edith and
Anna Harris
Lillian Davis
Susana Guy
Helen Morehead
Ella McMillen
Eva Jones
Anna Hoskiss
Chester McMillen
P. N. Kradel
Dorothy Kradel
Miss Sue Harvard Dazes German Ship Concert Audience
Miss Sue Harvard recently arrived in Germany en route to Dresden where she will study. She performed three songs on the steamship Kronprinzessin Cecelle of the North German Lloyd line and made an instant hit. The concert also featured Madame Johanna Gadski Labey Fornia and Henry Jean Miller with Dr Kunwald as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Harvard
Germany
Dresden
Kronprinzessin Cecelle
Lloyd Line
Miss Harvard
Madame Johanna Gadski
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Labey Fornia
Henry Jean Miller
Kunwald
Miss Lena Mc Connell Bride Elect Celebrated
Mrs Walter Mc Connell of North Cochran street hosted a linen shower for Lena Mc Connell and Milligan Cromie with pink and white decor and a surprise gift turnout. Guests enjoyed a simple menu as the bride-elect received many gifts. the hostess was aided by Mrs William McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena McConnell
Milligan Cromie
Walter McConnell
North Cochran Street
William McClain
Afternoon Event Hosts Mrs. Thompson Guest in Town
An afternoon gathering featured Mrs. Charles Thompson of Lee Tonia as an out of town guest. The event drew local attendees and highlighted social ties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Leetonia
Meeting of W. W. T. Kensington at Mrs DeRoss home
The W. W. T. Kensington met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. L. DeRoss's Liberty street home. Pink and white decorations set the scene for an afternoon of sewing before supper. In two weeks the club will meet at the park leaving Mill and Washington streets on the 2:30 car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. T. Kensington
C. L. DeRoss
Liberty Street
Mill
Washington Streets
Quilts and Shawls Sought For Upcoming Exhibit
Quilts and shawls from across nations are invited for a loan exhibit in New Castle. Items should be delivered to Mrs. J. D. F. Newell at North Mercy Street or to the high school on Monday, with receipts issued upon check‑in. Committee members include Mrs. Newell and twelve others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
J. D. F. Newell
North Merce
Wallace Clendenin
Judson Norris
Mina Organ
A. D. Newell
W. A. Taylor
Olivia Griffith
Scott Paisley
Ella Long
J. E. Duff
E. F. Norris
Williams Family Attends Pittsburg Prep Graduation
Dr and Mrs T V Williams and Miss Johanna Shoaf attended the graduation exercises of Miss Thurston's preparatory school in Calvary church Pittsburg to witness Hazel Eleanor Williams daughter of the Williamses receive first honors in the exams. Williams returns home for the summer and will leave for Mt Holyoke College in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Williams
Johanna Shoaf
Miss Thurston
Pittsburg
Calvary Church
Hazel Eleanor Williams
Musical program set for loan art exhibit night
Miss Anna Leavy and eight women including Mrs. F L Van West Mrs. Harry Etheridge Miss Charlotte Nicklin Mrs Don C Lind ley Mrs W P Felch Miss Caroline Rearke and Miss Elizabeth Jameson will contribute the program for the Wednesday Morning Musical club at the high school loan art exhibit next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Leavy
F. L. van West
Harry Etheridge
Charlotte Nicklin
Don C. Lindley
W. P. Felch
Caroline Rearke
Elizabeth Jameson
Luncheon Honors Summer Trip Heads To Yellowstone Park
Frank Blanning hosted a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn to honor Reginald Hughes and Ralph Toepfer who depart next week for a summer in Yellowstone Park. Pink sweet peas and peonies decorated tables. favors featured buttomers of Hughes. Cov ers included Victor Jevon John Taggart Carl Kingsbury James Crawford Harry Blanning and other honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blanning
Tea Cup Inn
Reginald Hughes
Ralph Toepfer
Yellowstone Park
Victor Jevon
John Taggart
Carl Kingsbury
James Crawford
Harry Blanning
Highland Book Club Meets at Carlisle Street Home
The Highland Book club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. F. P. Butz’s Carlisle street home for a pleasant session. The fancy work period was followed by refreshments. Out of town guest Mrs. Jenkins of Pittsburgh attended and the next meeting will be held in one week at Mrs. Clarence Fischer’s Park avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Butz
Carlisle Street
Highland Book Club
Jenkins
Pittsburg
Clarence Fischer
Park Avenue
Kensington Meeting Held at Mrs Dietterles Home
A. M. D. Kensington met at the home of Mrs Andrew Dietterle on East Washington street Thursday afternoon with Mrs A L Oesterling of Butler as special guest. The next meeting is set for two weeks at the home of Mrs William McBride on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. D. Kensington
Andrew Dietterle
East Washington Street
A. L. Oesterling
Butler
William McBride
Marriage of Laverne G. Pisor and Edwin Garvin Surfaces
Announcement shows Miss Laverne G. Pisor of Martin street and Edwin Garvin of Norwood avenue married in Pittsburg some time ago. Bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Pisor and groom son of Robert Garvin works as a tin worker. They plan to set up housekeeping on Wallace avenue soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne G. Pisor
Martin Street
Edwin Garvin
Norwood Avenue
Pittsburg
D. O. Pisor
Robert Garvin
Wallace Avenue
Dinner for Teachers at Oaks Street School
Miss Iretta Dart of East Washington Street hosted a dinner Thursday evening for the teachers of the Oaks Street School where she serves as principal. Tables were set for 16 and flowers decorated the room. Mrs. Carrie Brown assisted. the evening was casual and informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iretta Dart
East Washington Street
Oaks Street
Carrie Brown
L I S Club Meets For Needlework Social
The home of Mrs. Daniel Heindel on Almira avenue hosted the L I S club on Thursday afternoon with needlework as the main activity and pink and white refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. William Bleakley of Eastbrook will host a noon dinner for the club, with Miss Mabel Ashton as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Heindel
Almira Avenue
William Bleakley
Eastbrook
Mabel Ashton
Thursday Sewing Circle Plans July Picnic At Mrs Streich’s
The Thursday Sewing Circle met yesterday with Mrs. John Sowers of Smithfield street. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be at Mrs. L. T. Streich of Grant street to plan the annual July picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sowers
Smithfield Street
L. T. Streich
Grant Street
Thursday Sewing Circle Hosts July Plan
Mrs. John Showers of Smithfield Street entertained the Thursday Sewing Circle with fancy work and refreshments in a pleasant informal gathering. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in July with Mrs. L Streib of Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Showers
Smithfield Street
L. Streib
Grant Street
Dinner Honors Nephew Paris Shoaff Before West Point
Mr and Mrs George Shoaff hosted a nicely spaced dinner Thursday at Wilmington road in honor of their nephew Paris Shoaff who leaves June 12 to enter West Point Military School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoaff
Wilmington Road
Paris Shoaff
West Point Military School
Morehead Family Heads to Troy for Graduation
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Morehead and daughter Miss Dorothy Morehead accompanied by Harold Heck leave East Street in their car for Troy New York to attend the commencement at Emma Willard School where Miss Dorothy Morehead will graduate next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Morehead
Rachel Morehead
East Street
Harold Heck
Jefferson Street
Troy
N. Y
Emma Willard School
Dorothy Morehead
Miss Caroline Rearke Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Miss Caroline Rearke of Wallace Avenue is home from Penn Hall at Chambersburg to spend the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Dance Benefit for Magles Baseball Club Friday Night
A dance for the Magles baseball club will be held Friday evening June 5 at F O E hall. Committeeman note Adv. 26112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magles’ Baseball Club
F. O. E. Hall
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Havocks
Palmer
Eastman Film
Kodaks
Metzler
E. L. Owens
Bell
Union 440
Heppelwhite
Mather Bros. Coo
East
Washington St
Ma Wd
Scotch Woolen Mills CO
Scotchilleden Mlills Co
Largo
Harvard
Musical Entertainment
Clutton Soda Girl
Clutton Drug Store
Clutton
Caplisle
Central Market
Pony
MO. C. Dwyer, Jeweler
Miss O’brien
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