Elmore Patton Wedding Today at Wilmington Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Phoebe Elmore of Lutton Street and John J. Patton of Wilmington took place at 3:30 PM with Rev. Austin J. Rinker officiating. Attendants included Miss Matilda Elmore and Almond Zeigler. Thelma Roberts played softly during the service. The couple left for a trip to Buffalo Erie and Toronto, returning in ten days to reside with the bride’s parents on Lutton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Elmore
Lutton Street
John J. Patton
Wilmington Bloyd
Austin J. Rinker
Matilda Elmore
Almond Zeigler
Thelma Roberts
Breakfast Honors Prospective Bride at Cascade Park
Mrs. James L. Wogan hosted fourteen guests at breakfast at Cascade Park this morning in a pink vase centerpiece setting. Guests included Miss Amma Matthews, Miss Jessie Cleland, and Miss Margaret Luockhart. luncheon at Country Club followed. A Country Club dance was moved to June 16 due to Metropolitan Quartette. Federated Women's Clubs meet at the YWCA Saturday at 2 to settle Soldiers Banquet matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Wogan
Buller Avenue
Cascade Park
Grove
Amma Matthews
California
Jessie Cleland
Grove City
Margaret Luockhart
Crawford Avenue
Majorie Tuff
L. Weller
Olive Emery
Federated Clubs
Federated Women’s Clubs
Social events for Misses Callahan nightly gatherings
Attorney and Mrs J Elder Dryae host a party tonight for Misses Anna and Jeannette Callahan of Cornin New York as guests in Blaine Street home. Last night S J Callahan and wife entertained nieces with games and music. Luella Blotis will host theater party for the Callahans. A motor outing to Fayette is planned, with a picnic lunch. The Callahans depart Friday for Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elder Dryae
Court Street
Anna
Jeannette Callahan
Cornin
N. Y
S. J. Callahan
Blaine Street
J. Callahan
Luella Jlutis
Calahan
Fayette
Callahan
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Miss Louise Thomas to Wed June Tenth
Miss Louise Thomas heiress of Mr and Mrs W J Thomas of 17 South Front street will marry Alt Perry on Thursday June 10 at Central Presbyterian church The couple will be unattended Rev K M Teese officiates Friends and family attended a society gathering where recipes for the bride were written and refreshments served in East Falls Street home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisg Thomas
W. J. ‘Thomas
South Front Street
Reymond Perry
Blanche Hanna
East Falls Street
Maria, McIlroy
Miss O'Homas
Alt. Perry
Presbeterian
K. Ik. Teese
Queen Esther Society elects officers and plans July park event
Fifty members of the Queen Esther Society of the First Methodist church met Tuesday evening at Miss Adaline Marshall’s home on Nlazelcroft Avenue. Officers were elected and a July pickle at the park planned. Mabel Hutchison and Edna Frazier named to arrange details. Regular meetings suspended until September. Also notes on Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist, Swastika Class of the Piest Baptist, and Kimberly Circle of the First Christian church with officers elected and upcoming meetings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Church
Adaline Marshall
Nlazelcroft Avenue
Mabel Hutchison
Edna Frazier
Martha Bigley
Gerlridé Smith
Ray Hobinson
Mite Bex
Mary Wright
Biercer
A. J. Rinker
Hay Robinson
J. Harry Campbell
Gardner
Monda
Gladys Hockenberry
Monroe Street
Itn
Lola Wilson
Mabel Tres
Park
Kimberly
Kimberly Circle
The
First Christian Church
Caroline Dufford
East Washington Street
Opus Chirk
Caroline Dulford
Albern Blick
Margaret, Ramsey
BR. L. Kimberly
Church Section Meetings Report Busy Week Across Groups
North Mercer section members gathered July 1 at Mrs Horton’s home with twelve members and a guest Mrs Hall. Section One plans Thursday meeting at Mrs Smith’s home, time shifted due to nearby entertainments. Baptist and Central Christian women held meetings with mission reports and refreshments, acknowledging future gatherings at English and Kirker households. The Triangle Nazarene Society met at Miss Kirker’s home with new members welcomed and a July meeting set for Miss Richards’ house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
First Christian Church
Mra. J
Horton
West Washington Street
C. G. Hall
North East Pa
Sidney
Triangle M.S
Triangle NaaiGteary Society
Central Christian Uhurel
Mullth Kirker
Phillips Streer
Thelma Harkless
Louise Kirker
Stath Shaffer
Anna Phelps
L. W. Wicker
Ahci
Elizabeth Richards
Maryland Avenue
Ladies’ Bible Class Plans July Tureen Supper
The Third United Presbyterian Church Young Ladies' Bible Class held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday. They planned a tureen supper for the second Tuesday in July with husbands as special guests. Members of the Graton Home Missionary Society and Queen Esther Society also gathered, featuring a mandolin duet by the Hunter sisters and piano solos by Vivian Betley and others. A meeting to elect officers was announced for this evening. The Mothers Circle of the Wire Methodist church meets Friday at Mrs. W O Mayberry’s home with several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Harry Remley
Third U.P
Young Ladies
Third United Presbyterian Church
Civels. MI
Mothers’ Circle
The
Wire Methodist Church
WO. Mayberry
Eastbrook Road
W. J. Snyder
C. Beck
H. H. Snyder
Local residents and visitors noted in city social column
Personal mentions include John Mallory Ellwood City and George Sickafuse Struthers on business in the city. Visits by Mr and Mrs YP McDowell Sharon and other locals fill today’s social notes with family events, travel plans, weddings, commencements, and hospital updates.
Meeting of the Cretan W. C. A. Notes Held In County Sain Om
Five members of the Cretan W. C. A. met Tuesday in county sain om with Thomas present giving a sing address for the meeting. A music and song program followed and 54 pieces of jewelry promised by the women of the society were distributed to the prisoners by Mrs. Hanna Wagner. Mrs. John Sanford led the gathering in memory of Mrs. Dennis Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain
Thomas
Antetta Corban Genta
Hanna Wagner
John Sanford
Dennis Cassidy
School Employes Granted Increase
Members of the School Board on Thursday evening praised clerk to the Board and to Miss Wilson, clock to the petctpal of the High School. A two weeks vacation was granted to White Molding, secretary to the Supt of city schools. Get Caruso's News New York. Drove the New York thieves who robbed Britta Camis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ksehool
Meris
Franceis Black
Sliss Wilson
Witte Molding
Ily Schaals
Caruso
Yuri
New York
Britta Camis Sammer Howe
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Lunccheon
J. Kirk
Frank Smith
Anna Leavy
Reulah Norris
Alexander & Grary
Bell
Dome Theatre
Cascade
P.M
Misses Callahan
Louise Thomas
Frances Wiesen
Messery
Joseph Thompson
William Thomas
Mr. RY
Sharon
Howard Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
Gramada Kensington
YW. G. AL
O'Clork
Cumberland, Md
Marie &. Potts
Fairmont Avenue
George H. Williams
Cascada Street
Lely Nacre
Thom Wee Simly
Equetly Hainer Drug Company
North Mercer Shet
Baptist Section
First Baptist
John Mallory
Ellwood City
George Sickafuse
Struthers
YP. McDowell
James Smith
Wilmington
Nina Jang
Rosy McFarland
Milton Street
Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell
Youngstown
Carnes
North Ray Street
Andersonville
Ohio
Marie Spalding
Jals
Alice Elder
Iitche= Keu avenue
M. Connelly
Catherine Connelly
Marc Baret Murphy
Willsburgh
Fler
Gladys Fonthe
Oscar Ostrom Teaves
Jamestown
Augustina Syaind
America
Gaston
Robert
Cleveland
New Autoua
Ity
Mary
Hilde
Ilete View Avonine
Abe
Darke Kagoir
Wang Barty
Rose Cereranit
Tony Vasa
Gia Me Een
the Rug Shop
Buwer's
Perc Sbe Ee
Cretonnes
Y. W.C. A. Notes
T. Jota
SKS
Sam Jlmgoun
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