Morning Wedding at St Mary's Church
Miss Frances Holliday and P J Dougherty were married at 8:15 AM in St Marys Church with Rev F L F OShrs officiating. The ceremony drew many friends. attendants were Miss Annetta Holliday and John Dougherty. The bride wore rose canton crepe and carried tea roses. bridesmaids wore blue georgette. A wedding breakfast for 25 followed at Mrs James Devin's on West State Street. The couple will travel to a lake trip and then reside on Jetergan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Holliday
P. J. Dougherty
Oelack
St. Mary's Church
FL F. O'Shrs
Annetta Holliday
John Dougherty
Pittsburgh
James Devin
West State Street
Mrs. Harczell
Attractive Dinner for 1913 Club Members
Mrs William R Hanna hosted an attractive dinner Monday evening at Kop pel to entertain members of the 1915 club with Miss Theodore Vandivert of Carnegie as the sole visitor. Ten covers, red roses, an elaborate menu, and informal entertainment featuring cards and music. Plans were made for a July picnic at Cascade park. N G S Club members later gathered at Mrs Walter Kirker's Leasure avenue home with 14 attendees including Miss Frances Rogers of Akron and Miss Hamilton. lunch, décor with roses, and informal diversions followed. a park picnic is planned in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Paul Rowland have returned from a wedding trip and will live in Lakewood for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Hanna
Les
Koppel
Theodore Vandivert
Carnegie
T. A. Book
Cascade Park
N.G. S. Club
Walter Kirker
N. G. F. Club
Leasure Avenue
Frances Rogers
Akron
Vn Hamilton
W. Lowers
Aliis Lowers
Paul Rowland
Hey
Lakewood
Rowland
Sara Whit
Afternoon Party Celebrates Emily Parker Birthday
Mrs. C. D. Parker hosted an afternoon party Monday at her Morton Street home to mark Emily Frances Parker’s 10th birthday. The two to five event featured Amos as the entertainment, yellow and pink decor, refreshments, and a ten candle cake. Guests included Virginia Britton, Marthe Britton, Frances Burrows, Isabel Craig, Virginia Dutt, Clarissa Duff, Betty Norris, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Parker
Morton Street
Emily Frances Parker
Amos
Bunny
Douglass
Virginia Britton
Marthe Britton
Frances Burrows
Isabel Craig
Virginia Dutt
Clarissa Duff
Betty Norris
Afieen Richardson
Janet Randies
Mabel Smith
Eleanor Smith
Gertrude Wolfe
Helen Weingartner
Anne Marie Black
Warren Burns
Bobby Burns
Isabel Douglass
Ethel Denelson
Mildred Moorer
Mabel Nocher
Dorothy Long
Dorothy McMillen
Gwynetts Loyd
Catherine Medard
Catherine Young
Graduate Nurses Honored At Party
Miss Mary Ryan and Miss Mary Lafferty, to graduate from New Castle hospital, were surprise guests at a nurses home party last evening. The room featured white and gold colors and red rose baskets. Dancing and speeches by the training class marked the event with refreshments served. The centerpiece bore the inscription N H 1922 Nurses. Guests included Mae Warso, Ann Horvath, Rose Funton, Margaret Doran, Julia Sousa, Catherine Rowan, Martha Watson, Wilhelmina Kroen, Mrs Geary, Mary Barker, Vera Thomas, Ann Matley, Carletta Doerner and Esther Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Mae Warso
Ann Horvath
Rose Ffunton
Margaret Doran
Julia Sousa
Catherine Rowan
Martha Watson
Wilhelmina Kroen
Marguerite Geary
Mary Barker
Vera Thomas
Ann Ma?tley
Carletta Doerner
Esther Reynolds
Afternoon Bridge Honor Miss Eakin Prominent Pittsburgh Invitees
Miss Virginia Neimans of South Lindon Street Pittsburgh has issued invitations for a Thursday afternoon bridge party at her home. The event is held in honor of Miss Wilhelmina Eakin whose engagement to Harvey Harmon was recently announced. A number of local girls will attend as guests. Piano recital featured at the YWCA auditorium with Miss S J Callahan presenting pupils. Notable performances included Ruth Kennedy singing The Japanese Love Song and Miss Helen Sankey playing a steel guitar carved by her late father. Hawaiian Club participants featured among many others. The fourth annual Davidson family reunion is set for Wednesday, June 21, at the home of William Davidson, Sr., Little Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Neimans
South Linton Street
Pittsburgh
Wilhelmina Akin
Harvey Harmon
S. J. Callahan
W. C.A
Ruth Kennedy
Helen Sankey
Smith Sankey
Hawaiian Club
Dorothy Riley
Anna Douvall
Isabell Wallace
Grace Sankey
Virginia Long
Earl <Alborn
Cora Eckles
Elizabeth Morrow
Olga ,Clark
Carl Leathers
Ruth Kennady
Lucille Winery
Louise Edmonds
William Edmonds
Margaret Young
Betty Connelly
Carrle Hayford
Naomi White
Misses Fombelle
Catherine Elder
Thelma McCracken
Francia Fombelle
Catherine Morrow
Davidson
William Davidson
Little Beaver
P. R. Mack
Spring Street
P. R. Mock
Dennis Mock
Edgar
Stanley
James Eliote
Grace
Alice
Helen
James
Paul
Loyal
Mra
G. Rowland
Dya Grace
Anne Marie
J. W. Campbell
June
Wilbur
G. M. Burke
Ira D. Campbell
O- Montgomery
Elmer
Howard
Six O clock Dinner At Hill Crest Lodge
Mrs Mary Kimberly Michael hosted a six oclock dinner at Hill Crest lodge for members of the Kimberly circle of First Christian church and friends. Honor guests included Mrs S Phillips Mrs Mellie Julian Miss Hilda Zimmer aun Rev and Mrs C M Smail and Miss Mable Stewart on furlough from India mission. Cut flowers brightened the table and Miss Carolyn Dutford led a business meeting. Stewart shared a relic on teenage girls in India with Miss Ruth Mosely assisting. A July picnic at Miss Mable Weigle's home on Harlansburg road is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kimberly Michael
First Christian Church
Hil Crest Lodge
S. Phillips
Mellie Julian
Hilda Zimmeraun
C. M. Smail
Mable Stewart
New Wilmington
Northern India
Phillips
Julian
Ruth Mosely
Carolyn Dutford
Stewart
India
Mable Weigle
Harlansbug Road
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Bridal Couple
In honor of Miss Mary McCaskey and her fiancé Mr Clarence Hollermann of Elwood City, a large group from the Reformed Presbyterian church gathered at Miss Gula Allen’s Spruce street home to give a miscellaneous shower. Miss Glaydis Hollis played Lohengrin’s wedding march as Gerald Allen and Miya Rowena Orr acted as groom and bride, flower girl Mary Louise Johnson and bridesmaids carried roses. The evening featured informal social games and music with refreshments served by Mrs Allen and her mother Mrs M R Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCaskey
Pride
Ftance
Clarence Hollermann
Elwood City
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Gula Allen
Spruce Street
Glaydis
Hollis
Lohengrin
Gerald Allen
Miya Rowena Orr
Mary Louise Johnson
Mis. Alen
M. RD. Allen
Evening party joyous N. G. club gathering in New Castle
Miss May Richards hosted an informal Monday evening at her Longa avenue home with Miss Betty Richards and Tina a tide elect. Music supplied most entertainment while gifts for Miss Richards were placed in a large yellow and white basket. Lunch followed with hosts Mrs. David Richards and Mrs. Adbert Jones assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Club
May Richards
Long Aevenue
Betty Richards
Tina
S. A. Richards
Mises Richards
David Richards
Adbert Jones
Regular Meeting of Women’s Welsh Club Thursday Evening
The Women’s Welsh club holds its regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at the W. C. A. Important convention matters will be discussed and all members are urged to attend. The Mile of Pennies committee asks members to bring contributions to the meeting. Cameron Reunion plans finalize for June 25 at A. F. Cameron’s home six miles east of New Castle. Officers listed include Clyde V. Riley president and D. L. Cameron vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Welsh Club
W. cC. A
O Neil Hartzen Wedding and Two Soon-To-Be Brides
A list of local society items covers the O Neil Hartzen wedding at Epworth church with Rev. Farr officiating and notes on the couples plans. It also lists the Thomas Ker wedding set for June 25 at the bride’s home with Dr William Hudnut officiating and a large bridal party and reception following. Additionally graduates at Pitt and the Rodgers family annual reunion are noted along with other society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ker
Local society notes and wedding reach Moravia area
Central Presbyterian Endeavor picnic at Castade park with 23 members and two guests. Couples Caradas and Walter Caradas wed at Second U P Church parsonage. they will live at 406 Denver Avenue. Daughters of American Revolution plan Moravia dedication transport from YWCA. Numerous social visits, club meetings, and Cape May trip plans outline the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Peters
Tarry Caradas
U. P. Church
A. J. Randles
Caradas
Denver Avenue
Great Lin Mill
Lawrence
the Daughters of American Revolution
Moravia
YLW
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ST. Mary’s Church
Regent
E. M. M’creary
Etzler’s Store News
Citizen
Bell
East Washington
Metzler
Miss Eakin
Mahoning Ave
A. E. King
Robert
Mirlueio
North Mile Street
Tug Neud
Hill Crest Lodge
We Park
New Castle Hospital
James McDevitt
Child Conservation League
Elite
Miss Young's
E. North Street
Azarian
New York
Victor
Victor Company
Victrola
Victor Records
Little Grey Home In the West
Isle of Somewhere
U.S
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden,Wi
Pitt
Carl O. Kingsbury
A. St. Kingsbury
Boyles Avenue
University of Pitts
School of Petroleum
Kingsbury
Oklahoma
Rodgers
Minnie Todd
Pulaski
Padanarem
Edward King
Rhodes Pine
Gram Fowle
Eliabeth
Berger Place
Harry W. McKee
The
Guterard
Ments
Padaharem
Mass
King
Dr. McKee
Mrs. King
Fowles
Christian Endeavor
Central Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Castade Park
Jean Schuler
Walter Leslie
Gladn Wilson
Mildred AtkKinson
Mary
Verna Bord
Walter Stoner
John Minteer
Cumberland Avenue
C. Hi. Dufford
Crawford Avenue
Highland Book Club
Clarance Fischer
Eastbrook
Cape May
Nanette Linville
Jessie Jones
Hert
Sam Casel
Mercer Street
New Jersey
Girls Club
Highland Kensington
George Winter
Thomas Offutt
Wtad
Norvenne
Fridwood
Morest
Miss Thelen McNally
David Black
Harry Graham
Plorenes and
Toda
Warren, O
Mya
Norris Mitchel
Watlice Avec
Boston
Firmo
Tisls
Rg Ll Pitts
New Cas Mo
Pitesburgh
Pennsylva
Columbus
Columbus S
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