Mothers' Congress Luncheon at Y W C A
The National Congress of Mothers held a luncheon at the YWCA dining room with 28 placed, featuring June flowers and red rose bouquets. A four course menu preceded a business session led by Mrs. C H Martin. replacement speaker Mrs J L Learing discussed child welfare. organizers urged community help and scheduled sewing-room meetings for June 17 and 24 to aid a fresh air camp.
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National Congress of Mothers
C. H. Martin
J. J. Schill
Pittsburg
J. L. Learing
Y. W
Meadeville Social Officers Host S. S. Sixteeners
Mr and Mrs R L Turner of Maryland Avenue entertained the S S Sixteeners with 35 members present. Special guests included Mrs Frances Graham Ferris of Cleveland Mrs Sara Cummings Emery and Harvey Shaffer of Mercer Mr and Mrs William Roberts Mrs Mary Sankey and Deborah of Meadville. Decorations featured flags and seasonal flowers. Mrs Ferris spoke on the Scotland Industrial School. Postcard shower planned for Mrs Rose Osborn Triby of Los Angeles. Refreshments by Mrs Matthew Tripp Miss Vera Aberm Mrs William Vogan and Miss Debra Sankey. Next meeting set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Turner
Maryland Avenue
Roberts
Emery
Rose Osborn Triby
Los Angeles
Cal
Meadville
Matthew Tripp
Vera Aberm
William Vogan
Debra Sankey
Gailey Sister Trip Heads North for Morgantown Visit
Miss Bessie Gailey of North Mercer street starts a several weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Smith in Morgantown West Virginia. Her sister Miss Helen Gailey accompanies her to Pittsburg for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Gailey
North Mercer Street
James Henry Smith
Morgantown
W. Va
Helen Gailey
Pittsburg
Book Club Picnic at Miller Cottage by Slippery Rock
Members of the book club spent a Thursday at the Miller summer cottage on Slippery Rock. Guests included Mrs. Love Miss Laura Miller Mrs. Pyle Mrs. Butler Miss Fitch and others. They drove in the morning, dined on the porch, enjoyed rowing and bridge, and stayed for supper with several gentlemen joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Hiram G. Miller
Slippery Rock
A. S. Love
Laura Miller
D. 8. Pyle
B. F. Butler
France Fitch
New York
W. W. Eichbaum
T. J. McCleary
I. A. Thayer
Pyle
Miller
Butler
Bay family reunion at Courthouse home hosts many guests
The annual Bay family reunion was held Thursday at Mrs. Kate Patton's Court street home. Special guests included Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Randles and family. Many relatives from Grove City Emleton Harbor Mercer Road and surrounding areas attended, with a day of visiting and meals served at noon and in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Patton
Court Street
A. J. Randles
Bockias
Houston
Nelson
Volant
Smiley
Ellwood City
Daniel Stevenson
Patterson
William Vincent
Samuel Williamson
John Thompson
Dorcas Thompson
Grove City
Harry Graham
Grace
Bertha
Harriet Graham
Lutz
Emlenton
Joseph Chambers
The
Harbor
Thomas Lindsey
Charles Reynolds
Mercer Road
David Gilson
DeWitt Uber
Birthday Party for Ruth Autenreith in Bessem er Pa
A 4th birthday for Ruth Autenreith was celebrated at Dr and Mrs W C Autenreiths Bessem er home with 30 children on Wednesday from 2 to 6 pm. They played games and rode toy cars, enjoyed lunch, and received comic favors and gifts. Guests included Robert Kanengeiser, Robert Griffin, Dorothy Nord, Charles Mains, Ireny Davidson, Violet Maxwell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
W. C. Autenreith
Bessemer
Robert Kanengeiser
Robert Griffin
Dorothy Nord
Charles Mains
Ireny Davidson
Violet Maxwell
Edis Duvall
Ida May Beale
Robert Woods
Milton Swanson
Howard Nord
Elizabeth
Paul Macklin
Geraldine Davis
Dale Kerr
Jane Gehr
Margaret Carlson
Ocie Persing
Helen Richards
Paul Johnson
Dorothy Carll
Freda Heckathorn
Evelyn Glasset
Comas Maneual
Norma
Noell Ferrell
Gertrude Fullerton
Richard Sherer
First M. E. Sunday School Holds Annual Parties
The primary department graduates are being entertained today and tomorrow by teachers and superintendent Miss M Kate Stockman. The kindergarten class taught by Mrs J O Rodgers and Miss Marietta Reynolds was entertained this afternoon with graduation rehearsal followed by games and refreshments. Tomorrow at 2 pm the boys in Mrs Myron Rices class and the girls in Miss McIn tryes class will meet at the church for rehearsal and an afternoon of games and refreshments.
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M. E
M. Kate Stockman
J. O. Rodgers
Marietta Reynolds
Myron Rice
T G club gathering at Black home plans park breakfast
Members of the T G club met Thursday at the home of Misses Zella and Ivy Black in County Line and Pine streets. They planned a park breakfast and enjoyed a program of games and music with participants including Julia Weaver Dean George Bechtel and Robert Dye. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Club
Zella
Ivy Black
County Line
Pine Streets
Julia Weaver
Miss Dean
George Bechtel
Robert Dye
Ella Dean
Bertha Winner
Mildred West
Hattie Ott
Mary Masson
Erma Weaver
Ive Black
Zella Black
Jessie Black
Brenley Williams
Harry Pringle
Louis Caiayya
Frank Temple
Howard Custic
Ben Swathywalter
Ales Black
Hollin White
U. Girls Meet with Miss Ha zel Douglass in Unity
The U. Girls met with Miss Hazel Douglas of Emerson Avenue on Thursday night at Unity. Reports from the convention were given by Mrs. S. M. F. Nesbitt and Miss Pearl Dufford, with a talk by Miss Annabelle Stewart. Honorees were Mrs. Nesbitt and daughter Agnes and guest Rose of Foxbury. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting at Miss Annabelle Stewart's home on Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Douglass
Emerson Avenue
Unity
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Pearl Dufford
Annabelle Stewart
U T D Kensington Club Meeting Held at Hosts Home
U T D Kensington was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Smith Conners of Tempalena avenue with Mrs. Frank Conners as a special guest. The afternoon was informal and refreshments were served. Next Tuesday Mrs. J F Burkhart will host at 403 Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. T. D. Kensington
Smith Conners
Tempalena Avenue
Frank Conners
Woodlawn
J. F. Burkhart
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Jessie Mockel Returns From New York Music Study
Miss Jessie Mockel of East Grant street has returned from New York after several months of music study.
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Jessie Mockel
East Grant Street
New York
Bake Sale by Epworth Church Group
Bake sale hosted by the W H M society of Epworth Church will be held on Saturday June 12 at Springers Meat Market located on N Mill Street. Advance ad number 25712.
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W. H. M. Society of Epworth
Springer’s Meat Market
N. Mill St
Teachers Leaving for Summer From Local High School
With the close of school the out of town members of the high school faculty are leaving the city today and Saturday for homes across the country. Named destinations include Irene Miller to Chicago, May Lewis to Fredonia New York, Laura Mc Keever to Williamsburg Ohio, Rosina Gillman to Bridgeton New Jersey, Birath to New York, Amsdens to Columbia Missouri, and others to Urbana Illinois Oak Park Illinois St Joseph Michigan Springfield Massachusetts Terre Haute Indiana and more for study at major universities including Pittsburgh Chicago Michigan and the University of Missouri.
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Irene Miller
Chicago
May Lewis
Fredonia
N. Y
Laura McKeever
Williamsburg
Rosina Gillman
Bridgeton
N. J
D. Birath
New York
L. J. Amsden
Columbia
Physicians Club Dinner Hosts Discuss Stoneboro Outing
Guests of Dr James M Blackwood of East Washington street attended an elaborate Thursday dinner. Mrs Blackwood assisted by her nephew Arthur Foster and Mrs J G Clements. a paper was read and plans made for a Stoneboro outing in August. Dr Jesse R Cooper will host the September meeting.
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James M. Blackwood
East Washington Street
Physicians Club
Kensington club hosts farewell luncheon for Mrs Groom
Members of the L L Kensington held a luncheon Thursday at Cascade Park to honor Mrs R C Groom of West North Street who is leaving the city for New Brighton. Special guests included Mrs W S McCaslin and Mrs Bruce Love. A social hour followed and a park breakfast is planned in two weeks.
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R. C. Groom
West North Street
New Brighton
L. L. Kensington
Cascade Park
W. S. McCaslin
Bruce Love
the Park
Picnic Supper At Cascade Park Draws Local Teens
A Cas cade park grove picnic supper drew a merry crowd of young people on Thursday evening. Red and white flowers decorated the scene and dancing followed as a diversion. The party included Misses Etta Gross Pauline Fitch Margaret Elmer Ella E Kerber Frances L Tripp Myrtle Houston Ruth Lehan Pearl Wisner Kathleen Truby Helen Quehl and Messrs Ben McCann Ed Russell Charles Rigby Carl Reeble James Hunter Clarence Rigby of Sharon Harry Forney Jack Dunham John Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Etta Gross
Pauline Fitch
Margaret Elmer
Ella E. Kerber
Frances L. Tripp
Myrtle Houston
Ruth Lehan
Pearl Wisner
Kathleen Truby
Helen Quehl
Messrs
Ben McCann
Ed Russell
Charles Rigby
Carl Reeble
James Hunter
Clarence Rigby
Sharon
Harry Forney
Jack Dunham
John Boyle
Quiet Princeton Wedding Unites Miss Anna M Myers and Garreth A Boyd
A quiet wedding was held at 8 oclock Wednesday morning at the home of Rev Thomas McKee in Princeton. Miss Anna M Myers, a 1913 Princeton High School graduate and daughter of Mrs Margaret Myers, wed Garreth A Boyd, son of Mr and Mrs J H Boyd and Ford automobile agent in Princeton. The couple are prominent socially and receive wide good wishes from friends.
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Thos. McKee
Princeton
Anna M. Myers
Garreth A. Boyd
Margaret Myers
J. H. Boyd
Ford Automobiles
Miss Stevenson Attends Carnegie Tech Graduation
Miss Laura Stevenson of Croton avenue attended commencement exercises at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburg. Her nephew Elmer Hobbs is a member of the graduating class. In a day or so Mr and Mrs W A Hobbs and family of Coconut Grove Florida who came for their son's graduation will visit Miss Stevenson and her father J C Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Stevenson
Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Elmer Hobbs
W. A. Hobbs
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Kensington Club Meeting At Mrs Wogan Home
Members of the 1915 Kensington gathered at Mrs Nora Wogan s West Falls street home on Thursday. Mrs Richard son of Boston attended and a birthday shower for Mrs Claire Stock man was held. Plans for a Muddy Creek Falls picnic on the first Wednesday of July were made. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Henry Artz of East Washington street.
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Nora Wogan
West Falls Street
Kensington
Richardson
Boston
Claire Stockman
Muddy Creek Falls
Henry Artz
East Washington Street
Westside D M C club entertained at Liberty street home
The Westside D M C club was entertained in the home of Mrs J F Edmunds of Liberty Street with music and fancy work as the diversions. Special guests were Mrs George Jones and Mrs John Lynn. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs Charles Baker and Mrs Jones. In two weeks Mrs William Graffius of Carson Street will be hostess.
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Westside
J. F. Edmunds
Liberty Street
George Jones
John Lynn
Charles Baker
Jones
William Graffius
Carson Street
Local bridal hosts honor guests at Cascade Park breakfast
Mrs Ralph McWilliams and Mrs Arthur Kiefer led a 6 o'clock Cascade Park breakfast with guests including Miss Marie McNally Edna Guyton Annie Lyshon Margaret Harker Eleanore Harker Fay McWilliams and Mrs Frank McWilliams. Mrs Wallace Pitzer and Miss Mary Warnock plan a 1 o'clock New Castle club luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Sharp and her engagement to Stephen O Lewis announced earlier. An informal dance and supper will follow at the Country club.
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Ralph McWilliams
Arthur Kiefer
Cascade Park
Marie McNally
Edna Guyton
Annie Lyshon
Margaret Harker
Eleanore Harker
Fay McWilliams
Frank McWilliams
Wallace Pitzer
Mary Warnock
New Castle Club
Elizabeth Sharp
Stephen O. Lewis
Country Club
Breakfast honors visiting Miss Mabel Harry at Pearson street
Miss Sue Hites hosted a park breakfast today for Miss Mabel Harry of Mercer visiting in her home. Seven guests attended and they rode the 6 o clock car to depart after the meal.
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Sue Hites
Pearson Street
Mabel Harry
Mercer
Missionary Society Benefit at Washington Market
The Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran Church hosts a Saturday benefit at Washington Market for Associated Charities summer camp. The event aims to support underprivileged youths with camp access and related activities.
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Missionary Society of St
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