Noon wedding at Harris home for Elizabeth Harris and Howard Gardner
Elizabeth Harris and Howard L. Gardner wed at noon today beneath orange blossom arches at the Harris home on Centennial street. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. H. J. Whalen in a ceremony witnessed by immediate family, followed by a decorated dinner and reception planned at the Gardners’ Plaingrove home. The couple, after a week’s trip to Cleveland, will reside near Plaingrove where Gardner works in farming. out of town guests included the groom’s parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Harris
Centennial Street
Elizabeth Harris
Howard L. Gardner
Plaingrove
H. J. Whalen
Cleveland
George S. Gardner
Carl
Clarence
William
Isenberg Files Engagement to Charles Graves in Sharon
Local friends learn of the engagement of Miss Mary Isenberg second daughter of Dr and Mrs W B Isenberg of Sharon to Charles T Graves. Wedding likely in August not yet set. Miss Isenberg a trained musician and longtime organist at First Presbyterian Church in Sharon and assistant librarian at the Buhl club. Graves holds a position with the National Castings company and is known in Sharon musical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Isenberg
W. B. Isenberg
Sharon
Charles T. Graves
Isenberg
Miss Isenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Buhl Club
Graves
National Castings Company
Memorable Tuesday Night Party on Court Street
Miss Rhea Bentley hosted a lively Tuesday evening party on Court Street with 16 guests. Red and green decorations set the festive mood as outdoor sports entertained attendees. Arnold Barnesley played piano selections while Edna Bentley and Mary Patterson assisted with a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Bentley
Court Street
Arnold Barnesley
Edna Bentley
Mary Patterson
Kennedy sister accompanies Miss Maude Kennedy on Pittsburgh trip
Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson street leaves this evening for Pitts burg to visit relatives and then to Philadelphia for several weeks. She travels with her sister Miss Lissie Kennedy who will spend a week with relatives in Pittsburg and Woodlawn before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Kennedy
Pearson Street
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lissie Kennedy
Woodlawn
Mrs Rigby and party visit Blaine street host
Mrs Joseph Rigby and son Charles with Mrs Walker of Cleveland and Miss Martha Mooney of Erie traveled to the city Tuesday to visit Mrs Norris Mitchell on Blaine street. The group enjoyed an evening picnic at the park hosted by Mrs Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rigby
Charles
Walker
Cleveland
Martha Mooney
Erie
Norris Mitchell
Blaine Street
Local Physician and Teacher Wed in Warren
Miss Effie Blanche Leslie of North Mercer street married Dr. Robert Gray Miles of North Jefferson street at noon in Warren Ohio. They will honeymoon and return to live here after July 15 with Miles a well known local physician and Leslie a long time teacher at Thaddeus Stevens School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Blanche Leslie
North Mercer Street
Robert Gray Miles
North Jefferson Street
Warren
Slippery Rock
Thaddeus Stevens
Slippery Rock State Normal School
Grove City College
Miles
Miss Beulah Wilson speaks at Rae Muirhead meeting at YWCA
Miss Beulah Wilson, a Cuba missionary, visited Rae Muirhead business girls at the YWCA and, with two Cuban guests who sang Home Sweet Home in Spanish, spoke briefly. The July August pause for regular meetings ends with a picnic meeting once a month and a delegate may be sent to Camp Neparwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Wilson
Cuba
Rae Muirhead
St. Louis
Home Sweet Home
Greer
Garce Erhardat
Mae Shuler
Helen Strobel
Camp Neparwin
Miss Ruth Newton given hand painted cup
Miss Ruth Newton of Terrace Avenue will leave the city shortly. She was surprised by associates in the Q. P. club Tuesday evening who presented her with a hand painted cup and saucer and plate. Miss Hattie Beck assisted with refreshments. attendees included Irene Ringer Ruth Frazier Lelia Hoover Helen Fishburn Hazel Rigby Della Rigby Hazel Abblett Margaret Bevan. Next meeting set for June 20 with Helen Fishburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Newton
Terrace Avenue
Q. P
Hattie Beck
Irene Ringer
Ruth Frazier
Lelia Hoover
Helen Fishburn
Hazel Rigby
Della Rigby
Hazel Abblett
Margaret Bevan
Bleakley Avenue
Leasure Street Tea Honoring Kensington Members
Mrs J F Robertson of Leasure avenue extended hospitality to N H B Kensington members on Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen guests attended with music and needlework. Refreshments were served by Gladys Robertson and guest Gladys Kelly. Mrs John Weyer will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robertson
Leasure Avenue
N. H. B. Kensington
Gladys Robertson
Gladys Kelly
John Weyer
Pleasant Old Maids' club gathering held at Mrs. Russell's
Mrs. J. A. Russell hosted the Old Maids' club on Tuesday evening with members enjoying social chat and refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Erma Walls. The next meeting is scheduled for two weeks later at Mrs. Will Rogers's Delaware avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Russell
Old Maids’ Club
Erma Walls
Will Rogers
Delaware Avenue
Martha Sewing Circle Holds All Day Meeting
The Martha Sewing circle met all day at Mrs. Lillian Dout’s Lyndal street home on Tuesday. A noon dinner was served with 14 covers. In two weeks Mrs. Maud Jones of Hamilton street will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sewing Circle
Lillian Dout
Lyndal Street
Maud Jones
Hamilton Street
Breakfast at the park features five ladies and an appealing menu
Misses Anna Shoaf Anna Dockman Helen Flaugher Edna Guyton and Marie McNally enjoyed a Tuesday morning breakfast at the park. They rose early as an appetizing menu was served to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shoaf
Anna Dockman
Helen Flaugher
Edna Guyton
Marie McNally
Recital Highlight by Miss Mabel Wallace at Westminster College
Miss Mabel Wallace of this city performed in a Westminster College recital at New Wilmington during commencement week, presented by the music students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wallace
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Kensington entertains M J M W Kensington guest list
Mrs. Robert Ellis of Sampson street will host a gathering for M J M W Kensington on Thursday. The event highlights social circles and local residents in a cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ellis
Sampson Street
M. J. M. W. Kensington
Morning Party for Bride and Visitor in Sheridan Ave Home
A morning entertainment at the home of Miss Hester Bryson and Miss Beatrice Chambers in Sheridan avenue honored bride-elect Miss Regina Hirt and visitor Miss Georgia Wilson from St Johns Canada. Sixteen guests arrived and a handkerchief shower greeted Miss Hirt before needlework and social chat followed by a luncheon. Pink and white peonies decorated, with out of town guest Miss Laneata Levoy of New York. Miss Margaret Slough of Lincoln avenue hosts for Miss Hirt Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. T. Kensington
Hester Bryson
Beatrice Chambers
Sheridan Avenue
Regina Hirt
Georgia Wilson
St. Johns
Can
Miss Hirt
Laneata Levoy
New York
Margaret Slough
Lincoln Avenue
Local Social Notes Highlight Park Picnics and Club Gatherings
Mrs John Huchel hosts a Garfield Avenue picnic at the park in honor of her sisters Mrs Ralph AH Smith of Aspinwall and Mrs L A Seyffert of Pittsburg. Miss Marguerite Slough entertains in honor of Miss Regina Hirt a summer bride elect. Several clubs meet including Social union with Mrs George Greer and the E B K club hosted by Miss Blanche Hogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huchel
Garfield Avenue
Ralph AH. Smith
Aspinwall
L. A. Seyffert
Pittsburg
Marguerite Slough
Lincoln Avenue
Regina Hirt
George Greer
North Jefferson Street
Stephenson
Sara Lee
Park Avenue
J. William Filson
First Baptist Church
Bess Allen
Osborne Circle
Alex Wheale
Scott Street
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
New Castle
Glenn and Cover Married in Chester West Virginia
The surprise announcement states John G. Glenn of this city wed Clara Belle Cover of Neshanock township in Chester West Virginia last Thursday. They have returned to the city and are residing with the groom's parents Mr and Mrs W C Glenn of Superior street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Glenn
Clara Belle Cover
Neshanock Township
Chester
W. Va
W. C. Glenn
Superior Street
Miss Gertrude Hughes Heads to Pittsburg Wedding and Commencement
Miss Gertrude Hughes of Jefferson Street travels to Pittsburg with her uncle William Hughes and nephew James Lewis to attend the wedding of Miss Florence Clark and Dr. Clinton MacChestney and to join the University of Pittsburg commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hughes
Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
Florence Clark
Clinton MacChestney
William Hughes
Jas. Lewis
University of Pittsburg
Mrs Lindsay Hosts Lotus Kensington Group Evening
Assisted by her mother and sister, Mrs M B Schneider and Mrs Geo Moser, Mrs Joseph Lindsay of Spruce street entertained the Lotus Kensington Tuesday evening. Needlework preceded refreshments. Mrs David Nessle of Pine street will entertain the Kensington next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Schneider
Geo. Moser
Joseph Lindsay
Spruce Street
Lotus
Kensington
David Nessle
Pine _ street
Dinner honor for Cun ningham avenue bride elect Helen McBride
Mrs Frank Teets hosted ten guests at a Cun ningham avenue home on Tuesday evening. Miss Helen McBride, the month’s bride elect, occupied the chair of honor as pink and white decorations lent a festive air to an informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Teets
Cunningham Avenue
Helen McBride
Peterson Family Trip to Pittsburg Noted
Mr and Mrs August Peterson of Jamestown New York with Mrs Carl Reed of Wallace Avenue and Mrs Sadie Mellin drove to Pittsburg in the Peterson car on Tuesday and spent the day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peterson
Jamestown
N. Y
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
Sadie Mellin
Pittsburg
Peterson
Teachers at Martin Gantz School Breakfast at Park
Leaving the city on the morning train the teachers of Martin Gantz school enjoyed an appetizing breakfast at the park. The fragment notes a social gathering before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz School
Social gathering at the Thompson home in morning
Several toasts were given and the remainder of the morning was spent informally. Attendees included Prof. and Mrs. G. C. Thompson and the Misses Olive Glasser, Blanche Potter, Blanche Nesbitt, Bessie Gailey, Mary White, Susanna Guy, Lydia Paisley, Anna Steen, Jean Butler, Edna and Garce Kissinger.
Lawrence Club Dinner Honors Bride Of Today
Uncommonly pretty appointments marked a Tuesday dinner in the Lawrence club hosted by Miss Susanna Guy of Shawn street for Miss Elizabeth Harris bride of today. Guests from a Kensington circle included Misses Helen and Zoe Hays Naomi Masters Grace Gardner Myrtle Mainwaring Alma Broadhead Ruth Mossman Lillian Davis and Mrs A M Graham Mrs Clara Wellhause r and the hostess. Afterward the guests moved to the hostess home for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Harris. Rooms were pink and white and the entertainment was informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Susanna Guy
Shawn Street
Elizabeth Harris
Kensington
Helen and
Zoe Hays
Naomi Masters
Grace Gardner
Myrtle Mainwaring
Alma Broadhead
Ruth Mossman
Lillian Davis
Miss Harris
A. M. Graham
Clara Wellhauser
Pearl McMunn and Earl Shontz Engage to Marry
The engagement of Miss Pearl McMunn of Spruce street to Mr. Earl Shontz of Harmony is announced with a quiet wedding planned this month. Miss McMunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McMunn of Ellwood City, has lived with her relatives on Spruce street and works as a cashier at McCrory. Mr. Shontz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shontz of Harmony, is employed by the Harmony Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McMunn
Spruce Street
Earl Shontz
Harmony
C. E. McMunn
Ellwood City
Samuel Shaffer
McCrory
Mr. Shontz
Elmer Shontz
Harmony Street
Dinner at Mrs. Mayers Home Delights J C C Club
A noon gathering at Mrs. Frank Mayers's Scott street home drew J C C club members and out of town guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brow of Sharon Mrs. Joseph Clark and son William of Pulaski Mrs. George Risher and daughters Pearl and Ruby and sons Cee and Ray Mrs. David Pate and sons Walter and Bert of West Middlesex. Carnations and peonies decorated the table where an elaborate menu was served with assistance from Mrs. Ralph Mayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayers
Scott Street
J. C. C. Club
Frank Brow
Sharon
Joseph Clark
William
Pulaski
George Risher
Pearl
Ruby
Cee
Ray
David Pate
Walter
Bert
West Middlesex
Quiet Wedding Of Miss Fletcher And Mr Thompson
A quiet wedding occurred at 10 this morning at the home of Rev. J. K. Whippo Grace Methodist church. Miss Mildred Winifred Fletcher of Waldo street married Lloyd S. Thompson of Taylor street. They left for a short trip and will live at 303 Taylor street after their return in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Whippo
Grace Methodist Church
Mildred Winifred Fletcher
Waldo Street
Lloyd
G G R Club Plans Picnic at Dewey Park
At the G. G. R. club meeting hosted by Mrs. Margaret Reader on West North street plans were made for a picnic at Dewey Park on Friday. Progressive pedro was the diversion and refreshments were served. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. Blanche Taylor on Lee avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. R. Club
Margaret Reader
West North Street
Dewey Park
Sharon Line
Pedro
Blanche Taylor
Lee Avenue
Miss Flossie Chard Sails For Summer With Evans in Chicago
Miss Flossie Chard of Butler Avenue leaves Saturday to spend the summer with her uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs A H Evans in Chicago. She will attend the University ball at Champlain on June 22 and participate in Lake View high school commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Chard
Butler Avenue
A. H. Evans
Chicago
Champlain
Lake View High School
Dr Williams Trip Through West With Family
Dr. Thomas Williams of South Mill street travels with his wife daughter and nephew for a several weeks tour of the west visiting Denver Colorado Springs and Yellowstone park with Portland Ore as a prospective goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
South Mill Street
West
Denver
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Ore
Weaver Party Plans Two Week Chau Tauqua Visit
Rev and Mrs H C Weaver of Epworth street left Tuesday for a two week stay at their cottage at Chau tauqua New York. They are joined by Mrs G G Stitzinger and her children Wayne and Leon who will be their guests during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Weaver
Epworth Street
Chautauqua
N. Y
G. G. Stitzinger
Wayne
Leon
Picnic honors Pittsburg resident at park gathering
An enjoyable picnic in the park Tuesday honored Mrs. H. R. Silvey of Pittsburg as guest of Mrs. F. H. McMasters. A delicious menu was served and guests stayed for a few hours enjoying the park setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Silvey
Pittsburg
F. H. McMasters
McCon nell Family Reunion Planned at Richardson Home
The annual reunion of the McCon nell family will be held at J M Richardson's home near Center Presbyterian church on Friday June 28. Friends and neighbors are invited. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MccConnell
J. M. Richardson
Center Presbyterian Church
Ladies Auxiliaries Meet At City Home In June Speech
In religious circles the Ladies of the Women's Auxiliary of the Men's Personal Workers League hold a meeting at the poor farm Sunday afternoon June 16 at 3 o'clock with Mrs T OD Allen as speaker. Cars depart Butler Harmony station at 2 20. All welcome bring red books. Baraca class of First Baptist Sunday school holds regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7 45 at Arthur Harris home East Reynolds street. All members urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Men's Personal Workers League
Poor Farm
Baraca
First Baptist Sunday School
Arthur Harris
East Reynolds Street
Epworth Church Women Plan Thursday Meeting
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of Epworth Methodist Church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary McCommons of Epworth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
Epworth Methodist Church
Mary McCommons
Epworth Street
Local Social Visits Share News Across Towns
Mrs. Maria C. Barnes of Sharon visited friends Tuesday. Mrs. James Reed of Rich Hill stayed with sister Mrs. John Waddington in Court Street. Mrs. John Alfred Barksley and daughter Mary of Indianapolis visited sister Mrs. William Thompson of North Jefferson. Mrs. D. W. Aiken of Shenango township is in Beaver Falls visiting relatives and attending Sunday meetings. Mrs. Elizabeth K. MacGavin returned from Youngstown after visiting sister Mrs. Susan A. Miller and Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Wogan. Mrs. J. G. Glasgow and Grace of Brooklyn Avenue, with Mrs. John Gundy, left for New York City to spend 10 days with Glasgow’s daughter Mrs. J. L. Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria C. Barnes
Sharon
James Reed
Rich Hill
John, W. Waddington
Court Street
John Alfred Barksley
Mary
Indianapolis
Ind
William Thompson
North Jeffeson Street
D. W. Aiken
Shenango Township
Beaver Falls
L. L. Otto
Elizabeth K. MacGavin
Youngstown
Susan A. Miller
North Forest Avenue
J. E. Wogan
Wilson Avenue
J. G. Glasgow
Grace
Brooklyn Avenue
John Gundy
West Middlesex
New York City
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Schedule
The Good Will Bible class meets Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at 503 West Grant street, the Lee Avenue class gathers Friday at 7:00 p.m. at 1028 West Washington street, and the Whitney Bible Study class meets Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at 412 Epworth street to study Jesus' testimony of John the Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Sweesy
West Grant Street
Lee Avenue
Thomas Davis
West Washington Street
Whitney
James
Misses Allen and Burlett Return Home for Summer
Lois Allen and Eva Burlett, students at Taylor University in Upland Indiana, have returned home to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Allen
Eva Burlett
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Filson and Patterson Recital at First Baptist Church
William Filson baritone and Mary V. Patterson pianist present a recital at the First Baptist church tomorrow. Filson performs songs learned with composers. Patterson plays modern works. This marks her return to New Castle as a piano treat for patrons. Tickets 50 cents at Metzler Co. and Urmson Bros. on Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William Filson
Maryviene Patterson
Filson
Patterson
New Castle
Chas, T. Metzler Co
Urmson Bros
Highland Avenue
Iced Tea Demonstration at Tamsus Tea Co
Free iced tea served during warm months by Tamsus Tea Co Importers at 219 1-2 E Washington St. The special mix creates a cooling refreshing drink for all visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamsus Tea CO
Washington St
Funeral attendance notice from No. 24 Martha Washington Orange lodge
All members of No. 24 Martha Washington Orange lodge are to meet at their hall tomorrow at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of Mrs. Drake. We invite No. 129 to be present. Mrs. Robert Withers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Orange Lodge
Drake
Robert Withers
Worn to a Frazzle and the Frazzle Cure
The piece notes President Roosevelt popularizing the word frazzle as a term for weariness after wash day with common yellow laundry soap. It praises Easy Task laundry soap for its hard white formula that speeds cleaning and keeps women from getting frazzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Special Meeting of the D. of A. Tonight
All members are requested to meet in their hall tonight at 8 o clock to make arrangements for Sister Drake s funeral. By Order of Councilor Nora James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
D. of A
Drake
Nora James
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