Luncheon Bridge for Bride Elect and Shower Honors
Estella Newland of East Tenerania hosted a luncheon bridge and miscellaneous shower Saturday as a courtesy to a bride elect. Hosts and guests were described with floral decor, pink and blue bridesmaids, and prizes for blitzed games. Out of town guests attended. silver wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Warry Reed. Also a Junior Spring Recital announced for June 11 at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with rehearsals on June 10 and doll decorations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Newland
East Teranenia
FL Rowland
Eernest
Musicx
Marguerite de Jane
Misa Lena Richards
Engagement Revealed At Attractive Luncheon
Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Elliott announced the engagement of her daughter Thomas Elizabeth to Fred Findley Tauak of New Wilmington road at a prettily appointed luncheon in New Wilmington on Saturday June 4. A pink rose blue cornflower and yellow marguerite color scheme highlighted the event with numerous guests from Youngstown Akron Pittsburgh Mount Jackson New Castle and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siven
New Wilmington
Catharine Elizabeth Elliott
Thomas Elizabeth
Fred Findley Tauak
New Wilmington Road
William Skipp
Youngstown
Vesta Leight
Christina Kettenbaugh
Akron
Alexander Fulton
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Miller
Youngstown Road
Dick Thompson
Mount Jackson
William J, Cleland
George W. Conway
Hattie Welch
Grace McFate
Verna Allison
New Caste
John Wright, Jr
Isabel Ramsey
Genevieve Houston
Emily Johnston
Mabel Stewart
Anniversary to be celebrated June 9 hamilton wedding family event
Honoring the fifty-eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clark B Hamilton at 113 East Lincoln Avenue with an informal reception for friends and relatives on Thursday June 9 from 2 to 5. They are well known residents and parents of three children Walter Hamilton Mary Morrison and Harry Hamilton. McQuiston Reunion held June 2 at Fredonia Mercer county at the home of H C Foy with eighty four guests. Officers elected include Sylvester McQuiston William Ice William Travis Miss Huth Robinson and William McQuiston. Next reunion set for June 3 1928 at the home of Mr and Mrs G Robinson Wilmington road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark B. Hamilton
East Linconn Avenuie
Wimodausis Witt
McQuiston
H.C. Foy
Fredonia
Mercer County
Sylvester McQuiston
William Ice
New Castle
William Travis
Ellwoodl City
Huth Robinson
William McQuiston
G. Robinson
Wilmington Road
Regular DAR Meeting and Local Club Activities
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Albert I. Treser’s Garfield avenue home with Regent Mrs. James T. Ray presiding. An informative paper on Monticello by Mrs. E. B. Hussell. memorials for Airs. Charles K. Kuhn and Mrs. E. I. Wilson. social hour and committee refreshments. upcoming Flag Day at Mrs. W. W. Campbell’s home. birthday tribute to Samuel Baker. Several clubs and social events follow with meetings on June 14 to 25 including theater plans, fashion surprise, and weddings anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Washington, DC
D. A. Moore
Alma Locke
James T. Ray
Frank Harlan
W. WW. Luskart
Harry Fullerton
Pearl Boggs
W. G. McClelland
Mildred Rodzere
W. W. Campbell
New Wilmington
Club Calendar Menus and Reunions Across Town
June 6 weekly club calendar lists many groups with hosts and streets, detailing meetings for Kensington, Hi Diner Club, Queen Sewing Circle, Walnut Street group, 1914 Book Club, Take it Easy Club, St Marys Hall events, and more. Several reunions set for Armstrong Welton, Cameron, Boyd families. Members of N H Kensington to host luncheon at Y W C A. Garden Club events planned with MeGort and Norwood avenue hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ll. T. Kensington
R. J. Thompson
Hay Street
Hi. D
Clarence Pyle
Croton Avenue
Ethel Johnston
Superior Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Edward Blaine
Walnut Street
H. J. Lawson
Sunny Side
W. W. Campbell
New Wilmington
Noy Hyats
Tutchison Street
Alf
Madeline Kelly
Norwood Avenue
A. F
Farewell Party Notes Mrs Withers Departure
Mrs Sumner Rowland and Mrs Fred Wolford hosted a farewell party for Mrs Walter Withers at her Delaware avenue home. Guests enjoyed three tables of 500, with high scores to Mrs Leonett Williams, Mrs Frances Goodrich, and Miss Marjory Rhodes. Mrs Withers received the guest prize. Out of town attendees included Mrs Freda Riley of Youngstown and Mrs Frances Goodrich of Pittsburgh. Additional club notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Rowland
Fred Wolford
Delaware Avenue
Walter Withers
California
Leonett, Williams
Frances Goodrich
Marjory Rhodes
Withers
Minnie McKibben
Mia
Freda Riley
Youngstown, O
Pittsburgh
Local residents share news of illness, travel, and visits
Mrs. Samuel Jones of Long Avenue is ill at home but improving. Arthur and Mrs. Jones of Cunningham Avenue return from Pittsburgh visit. Henry and Mrs. Badger of South Mill Street return from Pittsburgh. William and Kamaily Minner of Fern Street visit relatives in Franklin, Pa. Edward Ralph of Park Avenue spends week in Cleveland. Thomas Jones of Gary, Ind. visits South Mills Street hosts EB Lewis. Kenneth Caven from Wheeling, W. Va. visits Croton Avenue. Charles Strong family move from Mount Romery Avenue extension in West Park Way. W Y Richards of Detroit visits John Evans on South Mill Street. Mrs Thomas Charles of Lytton Street ill at home. May Jones and William Jones of Ellwood City visit Charles J. Garwig on Moony Avenue. Richard Johnson recovering from injuries after falling over an embankment near home. Betty Markley of South Treet recovers from injuries after truck accident. Charles Weidish family motor to Pittsburgh to visit George Heidish. Dr Charles G. Jordan, Pennsylvania agriculture secretary, visited Lawrence County for personal trip. W. J. McCreery and family, Miss Jesse McCreery, David McCreery, and B. A. Long register at Chalfonne Haddon Hall in Atlantic City. Miss Jane Emery of Beaver College returns home for summer. Mildred Wickershoff at Dickinson College. Charlotte Taylor of Leisure Avenue returns from Altoona where she teaches. three weeks remain for western trip to Fellowstown Park Washington Oregon California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jones
Long Avenue
Arthur Jones
Cunningham Avenue
Pittsburgh
Henry Badger
South Mill Street
William Minner
Kamaily
Fern Street
Franklin, Pa
Edward Ralph
Park Avenue
Cleveland
Thomas Jones
Gary
Ind
EB. J. Lewis
South Mills Street
Kenneth Caven
Wheeling
Wva
Meo
H. ¥. Caven
Croton Avenue
Charles Strong Ane
Mount- RoMmery Avenue
West Park Way
W. ‘Ty. Richards
Detroit
Mich
Richard
R . Johnson
Betty Markley
Maurice Merkley
South Tintreet Tx
Charles Weidish
Court Street
George Heidish
East End
Charles G. Jordan
Agriculture
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Country
W. J. McCreery
Lincolm Avenue
Jesse , MeCreery
David J. McCreery
B. A. Long
Chalfonne-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Jane Emery
Beaver College
Philadelphia
Miles Mildred Wickershof
Dickenson College
Carlisle
Boy Scouts Demonstration by New Castle Group
Boy Scouts under Scout Master Wilkes will give a demonstration and program Thursday evening at ? o'clock. An offering will be taken at the door. A good opportunity for scout friends and relatives to observe what the boys have gained this year. Unattended call: New W. A. Walker of 202 im Street has been called to Mt. Olive Baptist church of Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Wilkes
A. Aliver
W. A. Walker
Grove City
Hear Soloist Ellis Daniels Sings at Emmanuel Church
Ellis Daniels from Swansea Wales soloed at Emmanuel Baptist Church morning service. He sang How Beautiful Are Thy Dwellings with Edwin J. Williams accompanying. Daniels has a baritone voice and was praised by the audience. He is staying with D W Thomas of Longayvenne and formerly chorister of a large Welsh choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Daniels
Swansea
Wales
Emormanuel Baptist Church
Daniels
Edwin J. Williams
Dantelg
D. W. Thomas
Longayvenne
Women's Christian Union and Ladies Aid Meeting Recap
W C U and L T L members met at Mrs. W. J. Taylor's home on Friday June 3 with eighteen attendees. Mrs. WW Patterson led the devotional period and prayers for the sick were offered. A letter from Mrs. George announced a Beaver Falls program for June 30 and July 1. Mrs. J B McClaren spoke on forming a Mahoning town union. organizing efforts were planned. Mrs. W C Stewart outlined county peace work urging ongoing peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear Side Unter
West Side
W. J. Taylor
WW. HW. Patterson
George Une
Beaver Falls
J. B. McClaren
Mahoningtown
W. C. Stewart
Stutey
Atlantic Ave
Piles remedy touted as quickest bral treatment claims
The ad quotes Feterson praising Thal Peterson’s Ointment as the world’s fastest cure for piles and useful for chafing rezema old sores and athlete’s feet. Sold by all druggists for 36 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feterson
Thal Peterson
Trembers Club Dinner With YWCA Guests
nue appointed new director of T. L. B's. Delicious refreshments served by hostess with Ms Fisher and Mrs Stanley. Money raised for Almira Home. Flower Mission Day noted this month. Cunningham woods. Trembers to be joined by club advisors Miss Ma Wilson Joyce Wilson Emma Gibb ons Agnes Allison and AL Butler from Neighborhood House. Blue Triangle Club YWCA holds season dinner at Cascaie Park with Cora E. Ritchie and Cassandra Aiken as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Cunningham Woods
Ma Wilson
Joyce Wilson
Emma Gibbons
Agnes Allison
AL Butler
Neighborhood Girl Reserves Hold Year End Picnic Meeting
The Neighborhood Girl Reserves plan their final gathering of the year this afternoon, with a picnic format outlined as the closing event for the season.
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Siferr
Warry Reed
Sycamore Street
Harry Smily
Charles Covert
T. AL Wee
Ebeling Electric
Washington St
E. M. McCreary
Monroe
Bell
Metzler
Gerson Way
Jack Gerson
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theatre Building
Samuel Baker
Denver Avenue
A. J. Young
Torrence
Cal
Mac Wade
Genevieve Baker
M. W. Reading Club
Sam Taylor
Ashland Avenue
Ira Taylor
Hanna Carnes
East New Castle
Crienus
William A. Forrest
Butler Averine
Hook Club
William Wilson Campbell
Neshannock Avenue
Mary Perdue
Geneva College
Aliquippe
E. T. W. Kensington
Clint Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
West Side Needlecraft
H. J. Stewart
A. E. Tullis
West Side, Needlecraft
Charles C. McCollum
County Line Street
Friendly Girls Club
Joe Wardman
Lathrop Street
Arthur Armstrong
Butler Avenue
West Line Winn
Joan Roonay
St. Mary's Hall
B. Kensington
New Castle Hospital
Needlecraft
L. Stewart
Thomas Perrott
Kensington
Valiensi
Lincoln Avenue
Evan Evans
Edison Avenue
O. B. Kansington
Richard Johns
Alborn
Bryn Mawr Club
Martha Lloyd
Miller Avenue
Clarence
Phenicie
Bell Avenue
O. D
J. We Ayers
Cascade Park
J.club
G. C. Mee Colum
Trustees of
Women's Welsh Club
Ohn Evans
S. Mit
Herbert Rosa
Boyles Avenue
W. Kensington
Fazelerett Avenue
N. H
B.A. W. Club
Juncheon
Gascade Park
New Castle Field Club
Frida
Ahs Rainbow Club
Wilks Club
A. T. Club
B.C. Burdge
N. Cedar Street
Y Friendly Girls Club
Joseph Wardman
Hi. G
Edna Strobel
Galbreath Avenue
E. Us
T. A. Club
Happy Hour Club
Charles Hurt
Moody Avenua
O. B. F. Club
W. H. Hood
Beckford Street
H. B. Kensington
N. H. B. Kensington
Chester Craft
Nathan Joseph
John MeQort
Wood Avenis
N. H. Garden Club
W. Muir
James Goodchild
Garfield Avenue
Armstrong-Walton
Armstrong and Welton
Ed. Brown
Butter Road
Book Club
Bummer
Cameron
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg Road
Mambera
Roy Evans
Hutchison Street
H. G. Li
Edna
Ruth Strobel
Galbraath Avenue
Weat Side
John Rooney
Stt. Mary's Hall
Robert Mackie
E. North Street
Post Office
H.H. Rosenthal
Greer
Theatre and Post. Office
Mrs. Withers
St. Mary's Guild
St. Mary's Gill
St. Mary's
TP Club
Burdge
North Cedar Street
T. T. Club
Sparksby
Figin
Waltham, Handitan
BK. Howard
Thrven
Mather
Paris
Cordova
Mather Bros. Co
Elgin
East Washington Street
Charlotte Taylor
Leasnure Avenue
Altoona
Fellowstown Park
Washington
Oragon
Emmanuel Church
W.C., T.U. and
Peterson
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Women’s New
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
Ike
Ellhurst
Ted Marlin
Melody
Monarch
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