The Toy Shop A Clever Dance Show Delights City
Miss Louise Treadwell and her winter dance class staged The Toy Shop at the high school auditorium. Though crowds were modest, the performance drew enthusiastic praise for the children's training and the clever pantomime of a toy shop tale with dolls, sailors, and fairy figures. The Kurtz orchestra provided music while grown performers and young dancers delivered polished numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Treadwell
Miss Treadwell
Clyde Leasure
Erie
Kurtz
Wallace Allen
James Janderwahl
George S. Long
Madame
Wallace Clendenin
Virginia Rice
Elizabeth Veach
Phillips Johnson
Winifred Johnson
Eleanor McKee
Esther Hawley
Helen Cotton
Dresden
Sally Lou Offut
Alice Smith
Mary Beadel
James Smith, Jr
William Beadel
Margaret Byers
Dorothy Leavy
Leander Kirk
Bonnel White
Fawn interpretive dance and Greek troupe grace stage
Miss Louise Treadwell presented The Fawn an interpretive dance with a green chiffon costume evoking a forest pagan. A Greek dance by Mary Patterson and others followed, then three modern dances by Treadwell and Clyde Leasure. Bradley McGonigle as Uncle Sam closed the program amid a Star Spangled Banner and a falling flag. A matinee is announced with Heber Ker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Treadwell
Miss Treadwell
Mary Patterson
Katherine Cotton
Elizabeth Byers
Clara Cotton
Jane Agnes Phillips
Eleanor Treadwell
Clyde Leasure
Erie
Bradley McGonigle
Uncle Sam
Informal Kensington Farewell Event for Wallace Avenue Faculty
Miss Sara Sankey of Wallace avenue presided over an informal Kensington for the high school faculty. About 16 teachers attended as farewell guests for out-of-town members departing next week. Mrs. F. E. Sturgeon of Tarantum visited. refreshments were served by the Misses Margaret and Marian Sankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Sara Sankey
Wallace Avenue
F. E. Sturgeon
Tarantum
Margaret
Marian Sankey
Mc Quiston Family Reunion Draws 240 Despite Rain
The Mc Quiston reunion was held Thursday June 3 at the Travis home north of Ellwood. Rain kept many away but 240 relatives gathered for dinner in the barn, with Celia cornet band providing music and games and dancing later. Next year the event will be at the William McQuiston home in North Clover with date to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuiston
R. P. Travis
Ellwood
Celia Cornet
William McQuiston
North Clover
Re-Echo Kensington club meets for needlework music and talk
Mrs. E. C. McCracken hosted the Re-Echo Kensington club on Friday afternoon with needlework music and social talk. Ten covers, roses and snowballs as centerpiece, pink and white menu theme, daughters Marie and Cornetta served. New members welcomed Mrs. Margaret Robinson Mrs. Margaret Johnson Mrs. Geo Malcolm and Mrs. Samuel Baker. Next meeting invited Mrs. Margaret Baker of Superior Street with date to be announced. Plans include a family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McCracken
Court Street
Re-Echo Kensington Club
Marie
Cornetta
Margaret Robinson
Margaret Johnson
Geo. Macolm
Samuel Baker
Margaret Baker
Superior Street
J B C Club Elects Officers At East Long Ave Home
Members of the J B C club held a Friday gathering at Miss Ella Kerber's home East Long avenue. A brief meeting elected Harold Crathy president Dora Carlson secretary and Ella Kerber treasurer. Special guests included Helen Quehl Etta Gross Ruth Lehan and Clarence Rigby. A picnic is planned for June 16 and the final June meeting will be with Dora Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. C. Club
Ella Kerber
East Long Avenue
Harold Crathy
Dora Carlson
Walter Kerber
Thelma
Virginia Kerber
Helen Quehl
Etta Gross
Ruth Lehan
Clarence Rigby
Sharon
Mulberry Street
Birthday surprise for Milton E Vaughn at Mc Cleary home
A party of 18 friends surprised Milton E Vaughn Friday evening at George L Kepler’s Mc Cleary avenue home. Music and games provided amusement and tempting refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton E. Vaughn
George L. Kepler
McCleary Avenue
Serenade Marks Wedding Celebration at Tindall Home
A large company of friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Mifflin Tindall in Moravia Thursday evening to serenade their son and bride Mr and Mrs Ernest Kemp Tindall. Music and social conversation followed a distributed treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin Tindall
Moravia
Ernest Kemp Tindall
Bay Family Reunion Set At Mrs Patton’s Court Street Home
The Bay family annual reunion will be hosted by Mrs. Kate Patton on Court Street. Relatives from Slippery Rock Emlenton and Mercer will join a large circle of local relatives on Thursday June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Court Street
Slippery Rock
Emlenton
Mercer
Y. L. T. Society Meeting With Miss Helen Hoyland
The Y. L. T. society will meet with Miss Helen Hoyland of Pollock avenue for a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. L. T. Society
Helen Hoyland
Pollock Ave
Entertained for Son and His Bride at New Galilee Home
Mr and Mrs J J Patterson of New Galilee hosted a several days house party for their son Mr and Mrs Harry M Patterson with guests from Millvale Canonsburg Pittsburg and McDonald. A Friday afternoon relatives reception followed by an evening gathering of about 150 friends and neighbors featured a hand embroidered bridal gown and generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Patterson
New Galilee
Harry M. Patterson
Fife
Millvale
Elliott
Canonsburg
Musgrave
Pittsburg
Morgan
Mary
James Elliott
McDonald
Picnic at Cascade Park Honors Visitor
Courtesy arranging Miss Esther Black of Confluence visiting Miss Ruth Woodworth of Park Avenue a group of youths held a Cascade Park picnic Friday evening. A supper for 14 was served in the grove and the hours afterward were devoted to dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Black
Confluence
Ruth Woodworth
Park Avenue
Cascade Park
Ladies of E G C P S Club Host Mary McIntyre Visit
Miss Minnie Warnock and Miss Laura Mershimer hosted at 601 Superior Street for an honor reception for Miss Mary H. McIntyre of Pittsburg. Officers were elected for the year with Edward Merriman as President and Laura Mershimer as Secretary amid yellow and white colors and a musical evening with John Fishburn and Robert Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Warnock
Laura Mershimer
Superior Street
Mary H. McIntyre
Pittsburg
John Fishburn
Robert Watkins
Edward Merriman
Miss McIntyre
Treas
Lolita Munnell
Katherine Klee
Bess Forrest
Lewis Dean
Dean Lamson
E. S. Warnock
F. M. Mershimer
Marie Mershimer
Levenia Warnock
Mary Warnock
Merriman
Miss Mershimer
Engagement announced with Miss Alonzon Hoagland to G Clifton Hope
The Y P C U of Highland United Presbyterian Church hosted Miss Hoagland in Miss Helen Sargent’s Audley Avenue home. About 50 guests attended Friday evening for music, flashlight pictures, and refreshment. A silk umbrella was presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzon Hoagland
G. Clifton Hope
New Wilmington
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Helen Sargent
Audley Avenue
Dorcas Sewing Club Meets At Wertzel Home
The Dorcas Sewing club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Clarence Wertzel’s Wilmington road home for sewing and a pink and white luncheon. Miss Mary Shepherd assisted by Mary Shepherd prepared the noon dinner for 24, with special guests Mr. and Mrs. H. Mooder Mrs. Thos Shepherd and Miss Mary Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wertzel
Wilmington Road
Dorcas Sewing Club
Mary Shepherd
H. Mooder
Thos. Shepherd
Pedro club hosts 1915 games with prizes awarded
Mrs William Evans of South Mill street invited associates to a Friday Pedro club event on five tables. Favors went to Mrs Della Hoover Oscar Halle Mr Sheriff and Mrs Elsie Bryson. Refreshments followed and the next meeting will be Thursday June 10 with Mrs Nora Vogan of North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
South Mill Street
Della Hoover
Oscar Halle
Sheriff
Elsie Bryson
Nora Vogan
North Street
Amicitia Club Meeting Hosts Miss Gillespie Guest
Members of the Pro Amicitia club were entertained by Miss Elsie Gillespie of Croton avenue on Friday evening. Miss Martha Speer attended as guest and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Miss Georgia Lynch of North Liberty street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicitia Club
Elsie Gillespie
Croton Avenue
Pro
Martha Speer
Georgia Lynch
North Liberty Street
Mondamin Club Entertained by Local Hosts Friday Night
Mr and Mrs Earl S Machin and Mrs Anna Watson of Oil City acted as special guests. Mr and Mrs F E Sowersby of Garfield Avenue attended. The 500 diversion was introduced with pleasing results and the hostess was helped by daughter Elizabeth and Mrs Fred DeVinney in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Machin
Anna Watson
Oil City
F. E. Sowersby
Garfield Avenue
Mondamin Club
Elizabeth
Fred DeVinney
Miss Pearl Atkinson Joins Mother's California Trip Plan
Mrs. Robert Atkinson and daughter Pearl Atkinson of Rose Lawn on the Youngstown road expect to leave in two weeks for a trip to San Diego San Francisco and other points in California. En route they will stop at the Grand Canyon and return via Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Atkinson
Pearl Atkinson
Roselawn
Youngstown
San Diego
San Francisco
California
Grand Canyon
Vancouver
Miss Hazel Rigby Hosts Wide Awake Club Event
Miss Hazel Rigby of Mill Street hosted the Wide Awake club Friday evening with music and games and refreshments. Her mother assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rigby
Mill Street
Miss May Lewis Hosts Informal Evening Honor
Miss May Lewis of North Beaver street plans an informal Tuesday evening gathering to honor Miss Alonzoa Hoagland in September. The notice highlights social entertainment and a cordial reception in the host’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Lewis
North Beaver Street
Alonzoa’ Hoagland
Graduating Nurses Entertain With Butler Trip
Graduates from Shenango Valley Hospital Training School enjoyed an entertainment outing to Butler on Thursday evening. Hostesses were superintendent Miss McKinney and assistant Miss Ada Rorke. Guests included Eliza Dean Margaret Mechling Mary Charles Mildred Gilligan Mary Bartle and Miss Benninghoff of Greenville. The group traveled by two automobiles and dined at the Nixon hotel before returning this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital Training School
Butler
Miss McKinney
Ada Rorke
Eliza Dean
Margaret Mechling
Mary Charles
Mildred Gilligan
Mary Bartle
Miss Benninghoff
Greenville
Nixon Hotel
Students Picnic With Thalman and Guests At Neshannock
Members of first and second year German classes with Mr Thalman and his daughter Jane Miss Frances Foulke and Miss Irene Miller enjoyed a Friday picnic along the Neshannock near McKees Springs. They held races on arrival and after supper a marshmallow roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thalman
Jane
Frances Foulke
Irene Miller
Neshannock
McKees’ Springs
Reading Circle Hosts Various Local Members
The Reading circle meets with Mrs A W Harbison of East street. Miss Olive Powell of Jefferson street entertains the 1915 club. Mrs Thomas Black of County Line street entertains the T L T Kensington. The Highland Kensington meets with Miss Ruby MacNab of Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Olive Powell
Jefferson Street
Thomas Black
County Line Street
Mrs Bolden’s New Brighton Visit Accepted by D W T Club
Guests of Mrs Frank Robinson on Phillips street enjoyed a pleasant Friday evening session. Mrs Marion Bolden invited attendees to Wednesday June 16 at her New Brighton home, with Miss Hilda Hill assisting in refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Phillips Street
D. W. T. Club
Marion Bolden
New Brighton
Hilda Hill
Two Misses Head South for Lincoln Chautauqua Rehearsals
Miss Albertina Buser of Long Avenue and Miss Ethel McMurtry of Crawford Avenue depart this evening for South Bend Indiana to rehearse for a week before joining Lincoln chautauqua work this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Buser
Long Avenue
Ethel McMurtry
Crawford Avenue
South Bend
Ind
Holland Club Hosts Fancy Work Afternoon
Mrs Z R Johnson of West Washington street hosted the Holland club on Thursday afternoon serving fancy work and refreshments. Special guests included Mrs W J Wolford and Miss Cora Jones. The next meeting will be in two weeks on Friday at Mrs N S Muse's Spruce street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. R. Johnson
West Washington Street
Holland Club
W. J. Wolford
Cora Jones
N. S. Muse
Spruce Street
Dinner Guests Highlight At Tea Cup Inn Tonight
Miss Erma Von Doggenhausen and Miss Irene Miller entertain at a dinner for 18 covers in the Tea Cup Inn this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma von Doggenhausen
Irene Miller
Tea Cup Inn
Miss Ruby MacNab Hosts Highland Kensington Evening
Miss Ruby MacNab of Highland Avenue entertains the Highland Kensington club on Monday evening. The gathering includes members from the neighborhood social circle and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Kensington
Ruby MacNab
Highland Avenue
Meeting of R and W club at Knobloch home
A meeting of the R and W club will be held at the home of Miss Caroline Knobloch on Vine Street next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. and W. Club
Caroline Knobloch
Vine Street
Adultery Charge in Divorce Case
Ignatz Scarbeck files for divorce from Pauline Scarbeck on desertion and adultery grounds. Married in 1899 they lived together until 1913. Mike Kristo listed as co respondent in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatz Scarbeck
Pauline Scarbeck
Mike Kristo
Caabc
King's Daughters Class Spelling Bee at Deaconess Home
Members of the Kings Daughters class of First Methodist were entertained at the Deaconess home Thursday afternoon with Mrs M C Aul as hostess. A spelling bee using backwards one syllable words provided entertainment with Mrs Frank Fischer and Mrs W A Taylor teaching. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
M. C. Aul
Frank Fischer
W. A. Taylor
Young Ladies Bible Class Meet Set for Monday
The regular meeting of the Young Ladies' Bible class of the Third United Presbyterian church will be held Monday evening with hostesses Mrs. Anna Porter, Mrs. Mary Lines and Mrs. Olive Zeigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Third United Presbyterian Church
Anna Porter
Mary Lines
Olive Zeigler
Rural cottage prayer meeting at Snyder home
A rural cottage prayer meeting convened at L. E B. Snyder's residence with a very good gathering. The next meeting will be at John F. Miller's home with Mrs. Alice Baird as leader on Tuesday evening June 8. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. John Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E B. Snyder
John F. Miller
Alice Baird
John Miller
Social for members and friends at Orangeman hall
Tuesday evening June 8 Rigel Court No 9 T. B. H. invites all members and their friends to a social in Orangeman hall Washington for a community gathering and fellowship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigel Court No. 9
Orangeman Hall
Washington Street
Martha Washington Orange Lodge Meeting Notice
The Martha Washington Orange ladies lodge No. 24 will meet in their hall on Wednesday June 9. The Baraca Cadets of the First Baptist church held their monthly meeting Thursday evening in the church classroom. Amended constitution provisions were approved and new committees formed. Parliamen tary drill followed with short speeches before adjourning to June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Orange Ladies Lodge
Baraca
First Baptist Church
Bandage Brigade Local Relief Drive Seeks Contributions
The Bandage Brigade has placed contribution boxes in city drug stores and at the Lawrence club to aid war wounded in Europe. Donations of old muslin and linen are also welcome and will be sent to Mrs. William Wallace Clendenin, who leads the effort at 302 Highland Avenue. Nurses at Shenango Valley Hospital are helping make bandages in their spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lawrence Club
William Wallace Clendenin
Clendenin
Highland Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Baccalaureate Sermon Tomorrow for Class of 1915
The New Castle high school class of 1915 begins its commencement week with a baccalaureate sermon tomorrow night in the school auditorium. Rev. Robert Little will deliver the message titled A Three fold Determination with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Little
New Castle High School
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Y M C A Bible Study Classes Set For June Evenings
The Y M C A announces International Sunday school lessons for June 13 and 20 to be taught Monday at 8 pm. James M. Martin attorney will lead the first lesson and James J. Muffley general secretary will lead the second. All Bible teachers and students urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Martin
James J. Muffley
Y M C A Pool Brightened for Summer Use
The Y M C A pool room has been painted white and brightened for summer. Members describe the pool as a splendid place during the warm days.
Joke Exchange Sparks Seasick Spy Remark in Times-Star
A humorous dialogue from the Cincinnati Times-Star features a cheerful passenger asking a seasick traveler if he is feeding the fishes. The reply facetiously claims to be a German spy signaling to submarines, reflecting lighthearted wartime banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times-Star
Sunshine Biscuits Demo at W F Rutters Store
Demonstration at W F Rutters store Saturday June 5. Special for the day pound assorted biscuits priced at 35 cents. Attend and try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rutter
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Waterman
Arles T. Metzler
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Phone Bell
Owens
Re-Echo Club
Bay Reunion
Card Club
Wide Awake Club
R. and
W. Club
Amzi Campbell
Terrace Avenue
E. J. Cornelius
Bluff and
Etna Streets
Harry Neff
Benjamin Jeffries
Roscoe Albright
Brooklyn Avenue
Chicago
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
Bertha Nye
Indiana State Normal School
Robert Martin
Milford
Kas
John R. Packard
George Arrow
Division Street
Pulaski
Joseph Jenkins
Clifford Watson
Detroit, Mich
John M. Watson
Alvi Johnston
Son Blair
Ligioner, Pa
Harry Showalter
Highban
William Price
Bevan Block
Pollock Avenue
Annabelle Stewart
Boyles Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Langdon Memorial School
J. A. Weidman
Springfield
Ill
C. W. Young
Mayo Brothers Sanitarium
Rochester
Minn
A. L. Young
S Eastbrook
Young Ladies’ Bible Class
Rural Prayer Meeting
Ben Hur Social
Baraca Cadets
Euwer
Alteration Department
Alexander Smith and Sanford
Sale
Bargain Basement
Lenox
Euwer’s
Herb D. McGoun
Cascade Park Theatre
Gluck Amusement Co
Mgrs
Wienr
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