Kensington Event Honors Sister
Responding to the invitation of Mrs. R. L. Wallace, about 30 friends gathered at her Wallace avenue home for a Kensington Wednesday afternoon. The honor chair was held by Mrs. E. F. Gilbert of Newark. Music was provided by Miss Carolyn Rearic, Mrs. Don C. Lindley and Mrs. L. K. Hewett, followed by refreshments served by Miss Claire Robinson, Miss Helen Wallace, Miss Frances Bailey and Miss Rearic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Kensington
E. F. Gilbert
Newark
N. J
Carolyn Rearic
Don C. Lindley
L. K. Hewett
Claire Robinson
Edenburg
Helen Wallace
Frances Bailey
Rearic
Miss Taylor Wins Doll At High School Event
Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leasure Avenue won the doll Polly Anna donated by Brown & Hamilton at the loan exhibit this week. Names of all guessers were placed in a box and the first name drawn was Taylor's. A second doll donated by J N Euwer will be given away after tonight's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Brown & Hamilton
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Dolly
Polly Anna
J. N. Euwer
Bargain Household Goods Sale On First Floor
A first floor display offers Cold Cream Toilet Water Soap for 1.50 value at dollar day price 1.00. Shields 5 pairs 25c for 1.00. Ivory Novelties 3 pieces 50c for 1.00. Comb pins and barrettes 1.00. Children's Stork Pants 50c and 3 Colgate Baby Talcum cans with 3 Bibs all for 1.00. Lace camisole chemisette boudoir cap 1.00. Collars or Ficus 3 50c for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Pretty Luncheon at Country Club Sets Lovely Table
Uncommonly pretty appointments marked the 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country club. Mrs. Samuel B. Robertson of Lincoln avenue presided today. Covers were laid for 18 with pink and white flowers and tiny baskets as favors. Cards and informal pleasantries filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Robertson
Lincoln Avenue
Country Club
Marriage of Miss Helen Bowser and Rev J Shaw MacLean
The ceremony took place Tuesday evening at the First United Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg with Rev Dr John S Duncan officiating. Attendants included Miss Henrietta Magoffin and grandfather 8 R Mason. best man Hoge McCartney of Brooklyn. ushers Dr Phillipbar Harold McClellan Harvey Robinson and Dr Montrose Magoffin. The church featured white and pink decor and a Bowser home reception followed. The newlyweds departed for Cambridge Springs for a honeymoon by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Pittsburg
Milton Pickles
First Reformed Church of
Henrietta Magoffin
8. R. Mason
Hoge McCartney
Brooklyn
Phillipbar
Harold McClellan
Harvey Robinson
Montrose Magoffin
Bowser
Cambridge Springs
Belle Lytle Weds Worth Titzell in Greenville Home
The wedding of Miss Belle Lytle and Worth Titzell of Greenville occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Bagwell home on South Main. The ceremony at 3 30 was by Rev. Charles B Wakefield in the presences of family and friends with yellow and white decorations and orange blossoms. A musical program featured Miss Gula Frew Grace Martin and Mrs Albert Cook. After a wedding supper the couple left for a Great Lakes trip and will reside in Greenville upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lytle
Worth Titzell
Greenville
R. B. Bagwell
South Main Street
Charles B. Wakefield
Greenville First Presbyterian Church
Gula Frew
New Castle
Grace Martin
Albert Cook
Great Lakes
Hammocks Sale Cuts Prices Across Stock Line
The notice announces closing out all Hammocks due to display issues. A 25 percent discount applies to every hammock in stock with various price points listed from $2.00 to $10.00. Shoppers urged to purchase promptly before stock runs out.
Eckles-Matthews Wedding At Harbor Bridge Home
Miss Hazel Mae Eckles became the bride of George Emory Matthews at 3 PM in the Eckles home. Rev. J C Pickens officiated with a pink and white floral setting. reception and dinner followed for family and friends. The couple plan housekeeping on Irvine Avenue Sharon after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Eckles
Harbor Bridge
Hazel Mae Eckles
George Emory Matthews
J. C. Pickens
Poland
Grant Matthews
Mina
Sara
Irene
Wilbur
Otis Matthews
Clare Matthews
Hazel
Pearl
New Castle
Edith Matthews
Charles Leonard
Pittsburg
Ruth Christie
Princeton
John Brown
Murriel Brown
Dwight Brown
Elmer Mitcheltree
West Middlesex
James McConahy
Eva
Olive McConahy
Moravia
Clara
Cora Eckles
Trenton Eckles
J. D. Brown
Mary Wallace
Caroline
Olive Zeigler
Florence Steele
Olive MacConahy
Irvine Avenue
Sharon
Local Society Teas And Meetings Listed In City Notes
Mrs H W McKee and Mrs Harriet Harris host teas in Guerard and Long Avenue while C W T club and C W E M group hosts gather. 1914 Book club and E A T circle meet at specified homes as nurses commence in Greer hall. Wid e Awake club and J M G club are hosted by Hazel Rigby and Mary McCarthy. Mothers circle meets on Youngstown road and Edith Pangratz hosts a new school class tea cup event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. McKee
Harriet Hamilton
Guerard
Harriet Harris
Long Avenue
C. W. T. Club
T. W. Phillips
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
H. LaMott Levoy
North Jefferson Street
E. A. T. Club
Nurses
Greer Hall
Hazel Rigby
Mary McCarthy
Mothers
W. E. Kelly
Youngstown Road
Edith Pangratz
Mcc Nulty Family Reunion Elects Officers at CaStade Park
More than 50 relatives gathered Wednesday at CaStade park for the Mcc Nulty reunion. A noon dinner was served in the grove followed by a business meeting electing President Harriet Wynder Secretary Q A Rodgers and Treasurer A C Allen. A poem on Mother by Ira D McNulty was read. The next reunion will be at the William Snyder farm near Plaingrove with guests from Franklin Slippery Rock Monongahela and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MccNulty
CaStade Park
Harriet Wynder
Q. A. Rodgers
A. C. Allen
John Hank
Ira D. McNulty
William Snyder
Plaingrove
Warren Stevenson
Franklin
Hockenbury
Nancy Hockenbury
Slippery Rock
Monongahela
Rebecca at Sunnybrook Farm themed playlet tonight
Attendees of the loan art exhibit will see a clever playlet arranged by Mrs. Carmi Glover from Rebecca at Sunnybrook Farm. The story follows Rebecca, a girl who moves in with two maiden aunts and, after training as a teacher, helps a poor Simpson family by selling soap to fund a banquet lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Glover
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Simpson
Emma Jane
Lookout Club Members Enjoy Dam Outing and Fishing
Members of the Lookout club of the Fourth Presbyterian church spent an evening at the cement dam with fishing and a fine picnic supper during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Club
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Birthday Surprise Honors 78th Birthday at Blaine Street Home
Mrs. Norris Mitchell entertained relatives and neighbors on Wednesday afternoon for the 78th birthday of her mother Mrs. Susan Kerber. Roses and peonies decorated, gifts received including a money purse. A dinner followed with aides Mrs. Thomas Humphrey Mrs. Robert Reiber Miss Ada Glover Miss Minnie Glover. An age-progress photo was taken. out of town guests included Mrs. William Reis Punxsutawney Mrs. McNary Greenville Mrs. Joseph Rigby and John Kerr Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kerber
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
Thomas Humphrey
Robert Reiber
Ada
Minnie Glover
William Reis
Punxsutawney
McNary
Greenville
Joseph Rigby
John Kerr
Sharon
Carnation Kensington Members Meet at Mrs Hammond Home
The Carnation Kensington gathered at Mrs. William Hammond's Sycamore street home on a Wednesday afternoon for sewing and friendly socializing. Prizes went to Mrs. Nettie Waldron and Mrs. Susie Halle with Charles Harkless and Harry Ketzel among the winners. Plans were made for a picnic at Albarn's Mills next Tuesday and a regular meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Waldron on Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
Sycamore Street
Carnation
Kensington
Nettie Waldron
Susie Halle
Charles Harkless
Harry Ketzel
Goldie Humble
Waldron
Albarn
Graduation party for First M. E. Sunday school class
About 25 members of the primary department were entertained at the First M. E. Church on Wednesday afternoon. Hosted by Mrs. O. K. Hazen and Mrs. J. K. Hess with their superintendent Miss Kate Stockman, the group rehearsed Sunday’s graduation exercises before enjoying refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
O. K. Hazen
J. K. Hess
Kate Stockman
Commencement Exercises At Shenango Valley Training School
An invitation lists the Shenango Valley hospital Training School for Nurses commencement in Greer hall Friday at 8 pm. Attorney H. K. Gregory chairs. program includes two addresses and fine music. Graduates are Nellie B. Simpson Marjorie A. Keller Josephine Ellen Draine and Anna Mae Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Valley Hospital
Greer Hall
H. K. Gregory
Nellie B. Simpson
Marjorie A. Keller
Josephine Ellen Draine
Anna Mae Marshall
Kensingtons Host Banquet For Club Members
The L. L. Kensington and the husbands of the members enjoyed a banquet last evening at the home of Mrs. Amos Snyder. The evening featured games and music with a quartet Lou Hughes George Thomas Wayne Snyder and Paul Griffiths. Hostess assistants included Mrs. Groom Mrs. Covert and Mrs. Saul. A pink and white color scheme added decorative flair. In two weeks Mrs. Oscar Saul of West Parkway will entertain the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Kensington
Amos Snyder
Lou Hughes
George Thomas
Wayne Snyder
Paul Griffiths
Groom
Covert
Saul
Oscar Saul
West Parkway
Silver wedding guests fete Dr and Mrs Lee of Sharpsville
Mr and Mrs J L Hunter and family Mr and Mrs W D Parker and family Rev and Mrs J C Worner Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson Mrs H T Thompson Mrs Mary Kildoo and Miss Hattie Price of this city were among the guests at the celebration of the silver wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs W D Lee of Sharpsville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hunter
W. D. Parker
J. C. Worner
Robert Thompson
H. T. Thompson
Mary Kildoo
Hattie Price
City
W. D. Lee
Sharpsville
Picnic with Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs Join Moore’s
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First U P church held a Wednesday outing at Mrs Join Moore’s Harlansburg road home. About 30 guests traveled by auto and a hay wagon for dinner and supper and the regular meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
U. P
Join Moore
Harlansburg Road
Dance at the Country Club Friday Evening
An informal dance directed by the entertainment committee will be held at the Country Club Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
China Shower For Miss Idylline Russell
Miss Idylline Russell a summer bride elect received a china shower Wednesday evening at Mrs Henry Ringer's home on Dewey Avenue. The N L A girls presented numerous pretty gifts. Miss Charlotte Brown helped with refreshments and a picnic supper at the park was planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idylline Russell
Henry Ringer
Dewey Avenue
Charlotte Brown
Miss Edith Pangratz Hosts First M. E. Sunday School Class Dinner
Miss Edith Pangratz of Croton Avenue will entertain the graduating class of the First M. E. Sunday School where she teaches at a six o'clock dinner in the Tea Cup Inn on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Pangratz
Croton Avenue
M. E
Tea Cup Inn
Pulaski and Beaver Falls Girls Hold Slumber Party
Misses Rudy Marquis Margaret Welker and Ivy Thayer host twelve guests at a Pulaski Beaver Falls gathering. The group enjoyed a slumber party Tuesday evening and a park breakfast Wednesday morning chaperoned by C. E. Porter and Mrs. E. E. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Marquis
Margaret Welker
Pulaski
Ivy Thayer
Beaver Falls
Erma
Bessie Robinson
Cumberland Avenue
Park
C. E. Porter
E. E. Robinson
Altruistic Circle Holds Summer Porch Party
The last regular summer meeting met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. L. L. Swan’s North View Avenue home. Sewing and social chat filled the event with Mrs. J. W. Sarver assisting with refreshments. Favors were white roses and a picnic at the park was planned for Friday June 26 with Mrs. Robert Curtis of Salem, Ohio visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Swan
Northview Avenue
J. W. Sarver
Robert Curtis
Salem, O
Luncheon Entertained by Mrs Dunlap and Mrs Wolford at YWCA
Mrs W H Dunlap of Court street and Mrs W J Wolford of Neshan nock avenue entertained a few friends at an informal luncheon in the tea room at Y W C A at 1 o clock today. A Kensington in the parlors was a later consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dunlap
Court Street
W. J. Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
Kensington
Eastside Book Club Teased By Mrs McCaskey Hostess
The Eastside Book club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Harry McCaskey of Whippo Street. Needlework provided the diversion and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Harry Hege. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Robert Lowery's Boyles Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside Book Club
Harry McCaskey
Whippo Street
Harry Hege
Robert Lowery
Boyles Avenue
Mrs Ellen McCune Visits Before Massillon Trip
Mrs Ellen McCune, formerly a well known resident, is visiting friends in this city after a two year stay in Stockton California. She is staying with her sister Mrs 8S S Smith on West Washington Street and plans to go to Massillon Ohio after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McCune
Stockton
Cal
Sails for Europe Today Miss Mary Riffer Sets Sail
Miss Mary Riffer of Park avenue sails for Germany and Europe on Thursday. Her father accompanies her to Johnstown for the Pittsburg Lutheran synod. Mrs Riffer plans to visit relatives at the Pines near Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riffer
Park Avenue
Germany
Europe
Riffer
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Etude Music Club Sees Richard Allen Host July Meeting
The Etude Music Club met last night with Richard Allen of Neshan nock avenue hosting. An excellent program was given and games enjoyed. Miss Bertha Cypher won the contest. The next meeting will be the second Friday evening in July at Richard Allen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude Music Club
Richard Allen
Neshannock Avenue
Bertha Cypher
Sharrock Family Heads to Chicago and St Louis Visit
Mr and Mrs L L Sharrock and their daughters of Wildwood Avenue depart today for Chicago for a few days then plan to visit St Louis and Jonesboro Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Sharrock
Wildwood Avenue
Chicago
St. Louis
Jonesboro
Ark
Pleasant Event With Miss Elsie Francis
Y W A girls spent Wednesday evening with Miss Elsie Francis of Uber street and planned a picnic supper at the park next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Y. O. A
Elsie Francis
Uber Street
Robinsons Return From East Trip
Mr and Mrs J Howard Robinson and children Nancy and Harry returned home yesterday from an automobile trip to Cornwall on the Hudson and other east coast points. They were accompanied by William Robinson who has been a student at the New York Military Academy the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Robinson
Nancy
Harry
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
East
William Robinson
New York Military Academy
Winter Woman Beatrice McKibben Heads to Lakeside Cottage
Miss Beatrice McKibben of Winter avenue and her guest Miss Helen Underwood of Pittsburg depart Wednesday for Cleveland. They will join friends leaving Cleveland Saturday to spend several weeks at the Underwood cottage at Lakeside on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McKibben
Winter Avenue
Helen Underwood
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Underwood
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Quiet Wedding Between Nord and Gray at Home
Miss Anne E. Nord daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Nord of Bessemer wed Mila F Gray son of Clinton Gray of Gustavus in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at 4 PM at the home of Rev H C Weaver pastor of the Epworth M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne E. Nord
Benjamin Nord
Bessemer
Mila F. Gray
Clinton Gray
Gustavus
H. C. Weaver
Epworth M. EB. Church
New Castle Hospital Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The New Castle Hospital club meeting set for Wednesday evening at Mrs. Charles Fitzmaurice’s Lincoln Avenue home was postponed indefinitely due to the serious illness of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Tacoma Guest Visits Tacoma Hosts Welcome
Harry Manner of Tacoma Washington is the guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Day at 1109 East Washington Street He will return to the Pacific coast the last of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manner
Tacoma
Wash
Fred Day
East
Washington Street
Pacific Coast
Supper at Y W C A for Silver Bay Club Members
Silver Bay club members and others of the Y M C A are invited to supper at the Y W C A where the Bible class will be taught by Mr. Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay Club
Association
Mr. Morehead
Picnic Held by Miss McKee and Group in Park
Miss McKee hosted a park picnic with attendees enjoying supper at a nearby store. The R. F. O. M. class was present in the rear area as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McKee
Kensington Picnic Brings G. G. G. Kensington Members Together
Members of the G. G. G. Kensington gathered for a noonday picnic at the park on Wednesday. They spent the afternoon in informal leisure, enjoying the warm weather and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
Mrs. R. H. MacFetridge Leaves for Mitchell Visit
Mrs. R. H. MacFetridge of 207 N Crawford Avenue departs for a four weeks visit to Mitchell Indiana today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. MacFetridge
N. Crawford Avenue
Mitchell, Ind
Special Board Meeting Set for Friday at 10 AM
A special meeting of the board will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the association location to discuss pending matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
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Jx. M. Berman, Shoe Co
E. Washington St
Mason Aa SE
Euwer
Coach Hammer
Metzler
McNulty
Entertainment Tonight
Carnation Kensington
Heppelwhite
Mather Bros. Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths
Washington St
MO. C. Dwyer, Jeweler
Lake Points
H. Club
E. L. Owens
Bell
Union
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