June Weddings Highlight Brides and Roses Across Town
Announcements list numerous June weddings and summer unions. Lillian Raycer and Earl Woodrow Dean wed June 10. Emma Sample and James Rhodes marry June 17. Grace Thompson and Francis Grimes unite June 17. other couples including Elizabeth Updegraff and Dr. McDowell plan June ceremonies with several ties to Pittsburgh and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Raycer
Wilson Aversue
Earl Woodrow Dean
Pittsburg
Emma Sample
Wilkinsburg
James F. Rhodes
Grace Thompson
Francis C. Grimes
Silverton
Col
Marian Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Julius Sypher
Crawford Avenue
Margaret Bradford
Ford Fulkerson
West Washington Street
Elizabeth Ross Updegraff
Beaver Falls
C. F. McDowell
Marie Allen
New Wilmington
Gilbert Zehner
Chloe Baham
Eastbrook
Highland School
Joseph B. Reynolds
Lehigh m University
Anna Reed
Wible
Volant
Ora Taylor
West Grant Street
William Beattie
Birmingham
Ala
Emily Jones
Boyles Avenue
Carroll B. Gregory
Cleveland
Matilda McMillian
Croton Avenue
G. Hamilton McClelland
Brooklyn, N. Y
Last Meeting Of American Women's Guild Plans July 4 Picnic
The last meeting of the American Women's Guild for the season was at Mrs. Mina Organ's Croton avenue home. A summer picnic is set for July 4 at Mrs. J. Y. Patton's home. New book names were solicited. Papers included The Pioneer by Mrs. Edward Elder and Modern Mag azines by Mrs. P. K. Fike. A poem The Ladder of St Augustine was read by Mrs. J. A. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Guild
Mina Organ
Croton Avenue
J. Y. Patton
Edward Elder
St. Augustine
J. A. Cox
P. K. Fike
Marriage of Hiss Eva Houk and Vincent Gibson
Eva Houk of energy and Vincent Gibson of Slipperyrock township were married at 4 o'clock Wednesday at the bride's parents home. Rev. Charles Bell officiated before close friends and relatives. A wedding dinner followed and the couple have begun housekeeping in Slipperyrock township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss Eva Houk
Nergy
Vincent Gibson
Slipperyrock Township
J. J. C. Houk
Charles Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
Cooper-Gibson Wedding Planned for Rockbridge Baths
Dr and Mrs Jessie Cooper invite to the June 16 wedding at Rockbridge Baths Virginia of Dr Robert Franklin Cooper from Centerville Alabama, cousin of Dr Jesse Cooper, to Miss Emily LaMar Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Samuel Gibson of Roch bridge Springs Virginia. The Presbyterian church ceremony will be at the bride’s home and is expected to be a social highlight. The groom has been a guest of relatives in New Castle and is well known there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cooper
Rockbridge Baths
Robert Franklin Cooper
Centerville
Ala
Jesse Cooper
Emily LaMar Gibson
J. Samuel Gibson
Rochbridge Springs
New Castle
New York Visitor to Stay Week With Mercer Street Family
Miss Sue Allen of New York will arrive Monday to spend a week at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Falls of North Mercer Street. She formerly attended National Park Seminary with Mrs Falls daughter Mrs Frank Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Allen
New York
City
W.H. Falls
North Mercer Street
National Park Seminary
Two Youngstown Women Visit New Castle For Ball Game
Miss Bertha Mason of Center street and Miss Corinne Lyle of South Forest avenue visited friends in New Castle Thursday and saw a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mason
Center Street
Corinne Lyle
South Forest Avenue
New Castle
Youngstown
Shower for Bride-To-Be Marian Fleming by U S 8 S Club
The U S 8 S club met at Mrs. Clifford G Cham bers home in Lincoln avenue for a miscellaneous shower honoring Marian Fleming, recently announced as engaged to Julius Sypher. Members spent the afternoon on needlework and a dinner followed. Gifts of linen, china and cut glass surprised the honoree. Next Friday the club will meet at Miss Emma Brown's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford G. Chambers
Lincoln Avenue
Marian Fleming
Julius Sypher
Emma Brown
Kensington veranda party hosted by the Aiken sisters
Ideal weather enabled a Kensington afternoon gathering at the North Mill Street home of Mrs. Sandra Cas sandra and Anne Aiken. About 40 guests arrived at 4 PM for sewing music and social diversions, with roses and summer flowers decorating the airy rooms. A dinner followed, assisted by Miss Jennie Aiken, Miss Mary Starr Charnley, and Miss Mary Aiken from Sewickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassandra
Anne Aiken
North Mill Street
Kensington
Albert Aiken
Detroit
Jennie Aiken
Mary Starr Charnley
Sewickley
Mary Aiken
Mentor Club Hosts Six-Hand Euchre Dine and Discuss Disbanding
Mrs. W. K. Nowling of South Mill street entertained the Mentor club on Friday evening with six-hand euchre across four tables. After the game the guests enjoyed a dainty lunch and a period of music, with summer flowers decorating the home. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Staap. The club plans to disband until fall, with summer picnics at the park likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Nowling
South Mill Street
Mentor
North Hill Kensington Hosts Friday Sewing Luncheon
Mrs J How ard Frew hosted about 16 ladies on Moody avenue Friday afternoon for a North Hill Kensington gathering. After sewing, guests enjoyed a luncheon and discussed plans to visit the park if weather allows next meeting. If weather turns bad, Mrs Clarence Fischer will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
North Hill Kensington
Kensington
Park
Clarence Fischer
Young Woman’s Christian Association Holds Cascane Park Picnic
The Bible class department hosted a basket picnic at Cascane Park on Friday evening. About 35 to 40 attended, gathering in the grove around 6 30 for a fine picnic supper and a congenial, enjoyable hour or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Cascane Park
Sewickley Bride-To-Be Garden Party And Tennis Meet
Miss Betty Wardrop hosted a Friday garden party and tennis tournament for four prospective Sewickley brides. Notable guests included Mrs. William Miller Wardrop and Miss Oakes of Bangor Maine, weekend visitors to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wardrop
Sewickley
William Miller Wardrop
Oakes
Bangor
Duluth Couples to Wed in Cathedral Ceremony
Monday events list the marriage of Miss Julia Donovan and Theodore DeGraff, both of Duluth, to be held in the city cathedral. Also noted are a reading circle gathering at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. George Treadwell, and a Daughters of King meeting at Trinity church with Miss Jennie Morgan hosting a luncheon for guest Miss Lillian Cree from Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Donovan
Duluth
Minn
Theodore DeGraff
Reading
George Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
Jennie Morgan
Grant Street
Lillian Cree
Chambersburg
Bila Long
Rochester visitor stays with Falls family in town
Frank Woodworth of Rochester New York arrived today and will spend several days as a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Falls on North Mercer Street. Mrs Woodworth formerly Miss Helen Falls and their little daughter Virginia have been in New Castle for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodworth
Rochester
N. Y
W. H. Falls
North Mercer Street
Local Couple Hosts Yucatan Club Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brown will entertain the Yucatan club next Monday evening. Additional society items are noted on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brown
Yucatan
Boy Arrested on Mother's Complaint in City
A 14 year old boy, Shirt Angle, was arrested last evening by police on a complaint from his mother Mrs Angle of Mahoning Avenue. The youth gave a tale about a pone in the Angle family in court this morning and the case was to be disposed of later by Mayor Lusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirt Angle
Angle
Mahoning Avenue
Lusk
Workman Loses Leg in Zelienople Wreck
Charles Risner of Butler a laborer on the Pittsburg Harmony Butler New Castle trolley line at Zelienople was caught between the joining machine and work train when they collided Friday evening and his right leg was cut off. Six others on the work train escaped. Risner was taken to Butler Hospital. Miss Mallie Jack of North Mill Street attended revival services in Sharon recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Risner
Butler
Pittsburg
Harmony, Butler
New Castle
Zelenople
Risner
Butler Hospital
Mallie Jack
North Mill Street
Sharon
Stiff Rates Set for Round Trip to Chicago Congress
Stiff RATES will charge a fare and a half for round trips, valid for one or 1,000 travelers. A round trip from New Castle to Chicago costs 12.55 dollars. Pittsburg Republicans plan multiple special trains to the Chicago convention on June 16 to parade Agnes Wallace of Lincoln Ave and support Knox. All railroads are visiting friends in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson & Hene
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
New Castle
Chicago
Agnes Wallace
Lincoln Ave
Root
Knox
Sharon
New Suits for Murder Trial
County commissioners provided Joe Calute and Dominick Sainato new clothing to present a respectable appearance at the murder trial of Sainato next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Calute
Dominick Sainato
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Women's Guild
Houk-Gibson
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Veranda Party
Yucatan Club
Hanna
Euwers
J. N. Euwer’s Sons
Griffon Brand
Yara
Vas
Workman
Zelienople
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