June Weddings Of Unusual Interest In Local Town
June brings several wedding announcements. Miss Anna Frances Duff of Locust street wed Emil Frederick Hutty of Porter street in St. Joseph's church on June 23. Edward Brown to Miss M. Ruby Rogan to be married at St. Mary's church the same day with family celebrations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Frances Duff
Locust Street
Emil Frederick Hutty
Porter Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Chas. C. Duff
Michael Ritty
Pennsylvania
Marriage of Chance Mahon and Elizabeth Kenny at St Rose Church
On Wednesday June 2 Chance Mahon of Negley Ohio wed Elizabeth M Kenny of Darlington at St Rose church in Cannelton at 7 30 am. The bridal party included Clara Birnesser and Dennis Kenny Jr. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home in Darlington with 75 guests and gifts for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance Mahon
Negley
Elizabeth M. Kenny
Darlington
St. Rose's Church
Cannelton
Clara Birnesser
Dennis Kenny, Jr
Brown and Englehart
New Castle
Clarence Mahon
Callie Mahon
John Kennedy
John Magee
Elizabeth
New Brighton
Beaver Times
Juvenile Court Committee to Meet at YWCA Tuesday
The juvenile court committee of the federation will hold a business meeting in the Y W C A Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation
Card of Thanks for Ruth VanTassel
The undersigned thank friends neighbors teachers and pupils for kindness sympathy and floral tributes during the illness death of their daughter and granddaughter Ruth VanTassel. Mr and Mrs Ralph Grove Mr and Mrs J W Wissinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth VanTassel
Ralph Grove
J. W. Wissinger
Sister's Wedding Trip to Greenville for June Nuptials
Mrs. Charles Leslie and son William of Boyles Avenue traveled to Greenville to attend the wedding of her sister Miss Mary Tunison and Harold Hull of Youngstown. The ceremony is set for Wednesday June 16 at high noon. Relatives will attend with out of town guests Dr. and Mrs. Tunison of New York. After September 1 the couple will reside in Youngstown with Hull a partner at Huxley and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leslie
William
Boyles Avenue
Greenville
Leslie
Mary Tunison
Harold Hull
Youngstown
Tunison
New York
Leslies
Huxley and Hull
Baltimore’s 25th Wedding Anniversary and Housewarming
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baltimore of Long Avenue celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday. The event also doubled as a housewarming for their new home with supper at 7 PM and greetings from numerous friends and relatives. Guests included families from Pittsburg, Youngstown, Ansonia, Conn., Lowellville, Sharon, Hubbard, and other local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baltimore
Long Avenue
Baltimore
Wallace Family Attends Emma Willard Commencement in Troy
Dr and Mrs Robert A Wallace of North Jefferson street travel to Troy New York for Emma Willard school commencement where daughter Marian will graduate and attend the senior dance Lillian Wallace a sophomore at Wellesley is already at Troy and will return with her parents later. Also Emma Willard students Dorothy Morehead Sara Newell and guest Mary Evans depart for the exercises with Morehead’s roommate Louise Coleridge set to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Troy
N. Y
Emma Willard School
Marian
Lillian Wallace
Wellesley College
Burlington
Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Sara Newell
North Mercer Street
Mary Evans
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Emma Willard
Nora Wogan
North Street
Caroline Knoblock
Vine Street
Kate Patton
Court Street
Miness Miller
Lincoln Avenue
R. L. Turner
Maryland Avenue
New Castle
Roy Fulkerson
J. F. Edmunds
Liberty Street
Westside
D. M. Co
Robert Graham
Chestnut Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Marie Ellsworth
Smithfield Street
Robert Boyd
Wallace Potter
Volant
Book Club
Birthday party honors two young Trubys at Cedar Street
Friends gathered at 614 North Cedar Street to celebrate Harriet Truby turning five and Nellie Truby turning thirteen. About 40 guests attended from 2 to 4 p.m. A lunch was served at 3:30 p.m. Hosted by George Truby with help from Mrs. George Truby and others. A group photo was taken and guests received small favors as they left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Truby
Nellie Truby
George Truby
North Cedar Street
John Glass
John Fowler
Beatrice Barnes
Berger to Attend McKeesport Wedding of Edward Lebby Miss Marian Broder
Dr. B M Berger of South Jefferson street leaves for McKeesport to attend the wedding of Edward Lebby and Miss Marian Broder on Tuesday at 5 PM with a reception. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs F Broder, and trip plans include New York and Buffalo before settling back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Berger
South Jefferson Street
McKeesport
T. B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Basket
Edward Ray
Allen Street
Tipperary
L. J
W. Lee Gilmore
North Liberty Street
May Lewis
Laura Mee- Keever
Roseina Gillman
North Beaver Street
Alonzon Hoagland
Yellowstone Park
Scott
Agnew Street
Central Circle
Park
Ruby Clark
Madison Avenue
Kensington
Elsie Bryson
Friendship Street
Lulu White
Euclid Avenue
Bert McKibben
van Dette Kensington
L. C. Houston
North Street
N. H. B. Kensington
Jesse Russell
Hamilton Street
Marian Broder
Edward Lebby
Luncheon Honors Mrs. L. B. Tracg with Rose Centerpiece
Mrs. Roger Francis of Marshall avenue presided at a Saturday luncheon in honor of Mrs. L. B. Tracg of Youngstown, a recent bride. Roses lent fragrance to the centerpiece as covers were laid for Misdres Mildred and Blanche Frances, Helen and May McGaughey, Nell Penrose, Mrs. Schuyler Piiler, Mrs. Ernest Withers, Mrs. W. E. Davy, Mrs. Lillian Trushel and Mrs. Tracg. The hostess was assisted by her sister Miss Florence Thompson and the afternoon was spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Francis
Marshall Avenue
L. B. Tracg
Youngstown
Mildred
Blanche Frances
Helen
May McGaughey
Nell Penrose
Schuyler Piiler
Ernest Withers
W. E. Davy
Lillian Trushel
Tracg
Florence Thompson
Harold B Curtis To Take Three Month North America Trip
Harold B Curtis of New York visits his parents Mr and Mrs Gram Curtis of North Jefferson street then departs tonight for a three month journey by rail through Canada to Duluth Winnipeg Prince Rupert Seattle Portland San Francisco and San Diego with Expo visits and a southern return via New Mexico New Orleans and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Curtis
New York
Gram Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Northern Pacific Railroad
Canada
Duluth
Winnipeg
Prince Rupert
B. C
Seattle
Portland
Washington
San Francisco
San Diego
New Mexico
New Orleans
Tennessee
Reception Honors Miss Irene Miller From High School Team
Mrs. C. W. Foulke and Mrs. E. J. Humes host a Wednesday afternoon reception from 3 to 5 o'clock. The event honors Miss Irene Miller of the high school faculty who will not return next year. The guests include the high school girls faculty and a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foulke
E. J. Humes
Irene Miller
Elizabeth Smith
Wallace Avenue
Henry Ringer
Dewey Avenue
T. G. Club
Alameda Park
Butler
James McGivern
Carlisle Street
Rita Club
Thimble Club
Anna Cox
North Street
Carnation Kensington
W. Kensington
Stanley Treser
West Washington Street
Rose Kelliher
Michael King
St. Mary's Church
Busy June social season fills many Kensington clubs
Advance notices show a flurry of picnics meetings and weddings through commencement week. Numerous hosts including Mrs A W Harbison, Miss Ruby MacNab, Mrs Thomas Black and many others invite circles and Kensington groups to garden parties pedro nights and park picnics.
Dinner at Tea Cup Inn Hosted by Two High School Faculty
Saturday evening a dinner at the Tea Cup Inn featured Miss Erma Von Doggenhausen and Miss Irene Miller of the high school faculty. Nineteen guests attended, with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sturgeon of Tarentum as the only out of town visitors. Pink carnations decorated tables and menu tones, followed by informal dancing and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma von Doggenhausen
Irene Miller
Tea Cup Inn
F. E. Sturgeon
Tarentum
Entertains Two Clubs on Tuesday Evening
The event will entertain the Tipperary and L. J. S. club on Tuesday evening, hosting members from both groups for a social gathering and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ray
Allen Street
Tipperary
Vacation at Lake Brady Planned by H A D Club
Members of the H A D club and friends plan to spend the last two weeks of July at Lake Brady Ohio where they have rented a cottage. The party includes Miss Lulu White Miss Anna Moore Mrs Jas Stewart Miss Zoe Hayes Miss Harriet Smith Miss Hazel Frethy Miss Elda Houlette of this city Miss Gertrude Buxton of New Wilmington Miss Grace Mullain of Meadville and Miss Edith Carter of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. D. Club
Lake Brady
Lulu White
Anna Moore
Jas. Stewart
Zoe Hayes
Harriet Smith
Hazel Frethy
Elda Houlette
This City
Gertrude Buxton
New Wilmington
Grace Mullain
Meadville
Edith Carter
Cleveland
Suffrage Talks at Mahoning Book Club Meeting
Mrs. T. W. Phillips and Mrs. Mary Allen spoke on woman’s suffrage at the Mahoning Book Club gathering held in Mrs. F. W. Guy’s home on North Liberty street Saturday afternoon. Special guests attended and refreshments followed. The club plans a June 17 hospitality event by Mrs. G. C. Brant and a June 22 park picnic with husbands and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Phillips
Mary Allen
Mahoning Book Club
F. W. Guy
North Liberty Street
G. C. Brant
Clayton Street
Hobbs Family Plans Carnegie Tech Commencement Visit
Mr and Mrs W A Hobbs of Cocoanut Grove Florida with their son William and daughter Laura are motoring to Pittsburg to attend Carnegie Tech commencement exercises on Friday where son Elmer graduates. After Pittsburg the family will visit Mrs Hobbs father J C Stevenson and sister Laura Stevenson of Croton avenue before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hobbs
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
William
Laura
Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Elmer
Miss Frances Maxwell Visits Winter Resident Before California Trip
Miss Frances Maxwell of Winter Avenue returns tonight from Oil City after several days with her cousin Miss Mildred Hadley who is graduating from high school this week. Thursday Miss Hadley and her brother depart for California to reunite with their parents who left weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Maxwell
Winter Avenue
Oil City
Mildred Hadley
Miss Hadley
California
Beaver College club meeting and alumni banquet guests
Mrs. Charles Greer of North Jefferson street Miss Laura Marquis of Front street and Mrs. C A McCready of East street traveled to Beaver today to attend a Beaver College club meeting this afternoon and the alumni banquet tonight. They will stay a day or so as guests in the home of Miss Lyde Dravo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Laura Marquis
Front Street
C. A. McCready
East Street
Beaver
Beaver College Club
Lyde Dravo
Byers and Beadel Families Head to Stoneboro Cottages
Mr and Mrs Charles P Byers and a Leasure avenue family will depart Saturday to occupy a Stoneboro cottage for the summer. Next week Mr and Mrs Edward Beadel and Rhodes place family, also with a cottage there, will follow for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Byers
Leasure Avenue
Stoneboro
Edward Beadel
Rhodes Place
Carnation Kensington Members Host Pedro Party In Croton Ave Home
This evening Carnation Kensington members and friends will enjoy a pedro party at Mrs. J. H. Humble’s home on Croton Avenue. On Wednesday afternoon they will meet at Mrs. Anna Cox’s home on North Street, a change from the earlier notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Ruby MacNab
Highland Avenue
T. L. T. Kensington
Thomas Black
County Line Street
Olive Powell
North Jefferson Street
J. H. Humble
Carnation Kensington
Pedro
Croton Avenue
Anna Cox
North Street
Croton area luncheon honors Mc Bride sisters before Yellowstone trip
Mrs F A Hover hosted a refined luncheon on Croton avenue for Misses Fannie and Myra Mc Bride who depart Thursday for Yellowstone Park. Later this evening Miss Mollie Bruce hosts dinner at the Tea Cup Inn in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hover
Croton Avenue
Fannie
Myra McBride
Yellowstone Park
Mollie Bruce
Tea Cup Inn
Sorosis Picnic Postponed to Friday at Cascade Park
The Sorosis picnic set for Thursday at Cascade Park is postponed to Friday June 11. Supper is served at 6:30 PM and if rain occurs the event moves to the Y M C A. Husbands and friends are invited as guests.
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Cascade Park
Miss Virginia Foltz to Spend Summer with Father
Miss Virginia Foltz a student at the Emma Willard school in Troy New York will visit this week for the summer with her father Samuel Foltz on Wednesday or Thursday in Wallace avenue Troy plans announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Foltz
Wallace Avenue
Emma Willard School
Troy
N. Y
Samuel Foltz
Miss Genevieve Reilly Guest At Delaware Avenue
Miss Genevieve Reilly of Oil City and formerly of this city is the guest of Misses Glenola and Marjory House on Delaware avenue during commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Reilly
Oil City
This City
Glenola
Marjory House
Delaware Avenue
Local Girls to Spend Summer in Yellowstone Park
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls' club hosts a supper Tuesday evening for girls leaving Thursday June 10 for Yellowstone. Miss Jennie Anderson will teach the following lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Rae Muirhead
Jennie Anderson
Dinner for eight honors visiting Miss Mary McIntyre
Miss Laura Mershimer entertained on Saturday with a prettily appointed dinner for eight in honor of Miss Mary McIntyre of Pittsburg whose visit concluded Sunday evening on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McIntyre
Pittsburg
Laura Mershimer
East Washington Street
Winter Picnic Club Hosts Change of Venue Friday
Mr and Mrs C H Akens of Highland avenue will entertain the Winter Picnic club on Friday evening a change from the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Akens
Highland Avenue
Joseph Pyle
Mrs Sword Family Returns from California After Three Months
Mrs. William Sword and her young daughter from New Castle Junction returned home after a three months stay in California. Mrs. Sword's mother Mrs. Daugherty stayed behind in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
William Sword
New Castle Junction
California
Mrs. Ward Completes Wheeling Visit With Hostesses
Mrs. William Zane Ward of Wheeling West Virginia ends a two week stay with Mrs. W S Mears on Neshannock Avenue after being lavishly entertained during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zane Ward
Wheeling
W. Va
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Perry Family Returns From Atlantic City Vacation
Mrs. Samuel Perry and her daughter Miss Lillian Perry of South Mill Street have come back after a three weeks stay at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Samuel Perry
Lillian Perry
South Mill Street
Mrs Perry and sons visit Blairview summer home near Princeton
Mrs. 8. W. Perry and her sons from Leasure Avenue travel to the country today to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George D. Blair at their summer residence Blairview near Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Perry
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St. Mary's
M. Ruby Rogan
West North Street
Edward Brown
South New Castle
St. Mary’s Church
Miss Mary Rogan
Charles Rogan
Father o’Shea
Rogan
Dughter
Edward Rogan
Brown
Miss Rogan
Bessie Rogan
Metzler
P. S
Roberts’ Millinery
North Mill Street
Phone Bell
Owens
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Metslers
Bride
Sorosis
Ellen Long
East Falls Street
Spoon Club
J. S. Sarver
Fairmont Avenue
American Woman’s Guild
High School Alumni Association
Carnation Kensington Doings
R. M. B. G. Club
Euwer’s
Euwer
Alexander Smith
Stephen Sanford Mills
Library
Axminster
Smith
Brussels
Ingrain
Buwer’s Big Furniture Store
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