Farewell Party for Mrs Griffen Ends City Stay
Mrs Jake Hetrick hosted a June 13 farewell gathering at Arlington avenue for Mrs M Cherry Griffin of London England. The St Andrews Guild helped with roses lunch and gifts including a cameo brooch prior to Mrs Griffins June 18 departure after three years in the city with her daughter Mrs H B Beck of Arlington avenue. Special guests included Mrs H B Beck and Mrs Frank Reynolds who will host a follow up event June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hetrick
Arlington Avenue
M. Cherry Griffin
London
England
St. Andrews Guild
Hetrick
Guild
H. B. Beck
Frank Reynolds
Griffen
Wesley church boys host AR C girls at Ne shannock Falls picnic
The B B B boys of Wesley church with Mr and Mrs Morris Cox as chaperons entertained the AR C girls with a Ne shannock Falls picnic last evening. The trip was by automobile and included bathing games and a served supper. Guests included Edrye Anderson Helen Lessie Carolyn Dufford Emma Rote Belle Cox Laura Huff Rose Hillers Pearl Geneva Fleming Lena Stevenson Grace Montgomery Margaret Robison Martha Wilson Gertrude Pattison Grace Gillespie Florence Ayers Mary Manning and Miss Stewart along with a long list of boys and Mr. and Mrs Cox and Myrtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Morris Cox
Neshannock Falls
Mrs. Cox
Edrye Anderson
Helen Lessie
Carolyn Dufford
Emma Rote
Belle Cox
Laura Huff
Rose Hillers
Pearl
Geneva Fleming
Lena Stevenson
Grace Montgomery
Margaret Robison
Martha Wilson
Gertrude Pattison
Grace Gillespie
Florence Ayers
Mary Manning
Miss Stewart
Frank Miller
Ray Bailey
Jack Grittie
Walter
Norman Cox
Wm. Jackson
Tom Vaughn
Harry Patterson
Harold McCarty
Harold Barber
Shorty Cartright
Heart Jenkins
Mr. Russell
Myrtle
Pittsburgh commencement honors for local families
Mrs Norris Mitchell of Laurel avenue and Mrs W H Grove of Edison avenue attended the University of Pittsburgh commencement. Donald Mitchell graduated from the School of Pharmacy as first prize winner in Pharmacognacy and served as first lieutenant after training at Plattsburg. Mrs Grove's nephew Park McMullin, of Pittsburgh, graduated from the School of Medicine. Eugene Zimmerman of North Mercer street also earned a Pharmacy diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Mitchell
Laurel Avenue
W. H. Grove
Edison Avenue
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Donald Mitchell
School of Pharmacy
Mitchell
Plattsburg
Grove
Park McMullin
School of Medicine
Eugene Zimmerman
North Mercer Street
Lewis Pupils Give Splendid Recital at Home
Over one hundred parents and friends attended Miss Wini fred Lewis piano recital at her Shaw street home. The program featured advanced students with Mrs Jane Jones-Myland assisting, began at 8 15 pm, and included multiple pieces by Lichner Bohm Schumann Moskowski Elgar and others. Out of town guests Henry Savage and Margaret Evang were among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Lewis
Shaw Street
Miss Lewis
Henry Savage
West Pittsburgh
Margaret Evang
Wheatland
Valse
Wolcott
Mildred Thomas
Lerman Elizabeth Isaacs
Lichner
Mary Smith
ove+ Durand
Sadie Lewis
Local Marriage Report for Miss Charlotte Critchlow and Neal Mote
Marriage services were held at 2 pm at First Baptist parsonage with Rev. F B MacAllister presiding. The couple, Miss Charlotte Critchlow and Neal C Mote, were attended by Mr and Mrs Morris Sadler and plan a ten day trip to Chicago Indianapolis and Muncie before settling on Pearson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Critchlow
Clara Critchlow
South New Castle
Neal C. Mote
Emma M. Rote
Pearson Street
First Baptist Church
F. B. MacAllister
Morris Sadler
Picnic Plans Arise at Van Dett Kensington Meeting
Last evening a meeting of the Van Detts Kensington group planned a Cascade park picnic to be held in two weeks. Mrs. Albert Wilson of Morton Street hosted with a committee of Mrs. Bert McKibben, Mrs. Robert McBurney, Mrs. Calvin Smith, and Mrs. Elmer C. Morrow. The ladies enjoyed porch sewing and social chat before lunch. Mrs. W. B. Burrow assisted, and Mrs. Ben Jacobs attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Detts Kensington
Albert Wilson
Morton Street
Bert McKibben
Robert McBurney
Calvin Smith
Elmer C. Morrow
Cascade Park
W. BE. Burrow
Ben Jacobs
D K Club Picnic At Cascade Park Draws Guests
Husbands and families of D. K. club members were guests at a grove picnic in Cascade Park. An out of town guest included Mrs. Persa Deppish of Syracuse, N. The event gathered members and local attendees for a social gathering in the park last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K
Grove
Cascade Park
Persa Deppish
Syracuse
Park social features supper and dancing at pavilion
Supper was served at seven with covers for thirty. Later the party danced at the pavilion while others enjoyed park amusements. The next meeting is in two weeks with the venue to be announced.
Organ Recital at First Methodist by Julian Williams
Julian Williams, a noted local musician, gave an organ recital at First Methodist Church featuring works by Bonnet Martini DuBois Kurtz Wolstenholme Callaerts Tschaikowsky and Fletcher. The Journal lauded the flawless technique on Fiat Lux and Festival Toccata and noted additional piano selections by Chopin and Liszt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urry
Julian Williams
Bonnet
Martini
DuBois
Kurtz
Wolstenholme
Callaerts
Tschaikowsky
Fletcher
Bource
Edward Kurtz
Seventh Birthday Lawn Party for Mildred Trimble
Miss Mildred Trimble of Albarn Millis celebrated her seventh birthday with a lawn party. Aids served by Misses Ruth Jamison Mary Smith and Mildred George. Attendees included Opal Jean Mildred George Virginia Bertha Frances Elizabeth Braatz Virginia Burke Sister Weinschenk Wilhelmenna Smith Mary Smith Ruth Jamison Cora Emaline Als paugh Paul George John Braatz Francis Burke Samuel Weinschenk Edward Trible Mr and Mrs Trimble and Grandma Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Trimble
Albarn Millis
Ruth Jamison
Mary Smith
Mildred George
Opal
Jean
Virginia
Bertha
Frances
Elizabeth Braatz
Virginia Burke
Weinschenk
Wilhelmenna Smith
Cora
Emaline Alspaugh
Messrs
Paul George
John Braatz
Francis Burke
Samuel Weinschenk
Edward Trible
Mrs. Trimble
Grandma” Smith
Mother's Circle Social At Hess Home Highlights Child Welfare Talk
Members of the Mother's Circle of the First M. E. church gathered at Mrs. J. J. Hess's Leasure avenue home with associate hostesses Mrs EF B Bartlett Mrs Allen Schilstra and Mrs Gertrude Mitchell. Mrs J Douthett spoke on Child Welfare Work as five dollars was donated to the Milk and Ice Fund. Music by Judson and Theodore Hess on cornet and clarinet followed. Plans were set for the annual class picnic at Cascade Park in the second week of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. J. Hess
Leasure Avenue
EF. B. Bartlett
Allen Schilstra
Gertrude Mitchell
J. (. Douthett
Messrs
Judson
Theodore Hess
Cascade Park
Miss Mary Riffer Receives Master of Arts Degree
Mary Riffer former New Castle high school teacher served as assistant in the University of Pittsburgh School of Education for a year while completing graduate work. She earned the Master of Arts degree at Friday’s commencement and joined the Honorary Fraternity Phi Lambda Theta for professional excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Riffer
New Castle High School
School of Education
University of Pittsburgh
Geneva College Students Return Home for Summer
Students returning to Beaver Falls from Geneva College include Eleanor Galbraith Leasure Avenue Beulah Kemm East Washington Lois Patterson Eastbrook Jene Barnes Renewick Galbraith and Frank Jordan. Also returning from commencement are Mr and Mrs R C Galbreath Leasure Avenue Mrs E B J Kemm East Washington Mr and Mrs D H Conner Leasure Avenue and Misses Mary and Ruth Dinsmore East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Eleanor Galbraith
Leasure Avenue
Beulah Kemm
East Washington Street
Lois Patterson
Eastbrook
Jene Barnes
Renewick Galbraith
Frank Jordan
R. C. Galbreath
EB. J. Kemm
D. H. Conner
Kensingtons Hold Cascade Park Picnic for Wales Visit
Mrs Joseph Dukes hosted Winona Kensington at Cascade Park on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs B Hughes of Reynolds Street. Mrs Hughes will spend three months with Mr Hughes relatives in Swansea and Llanelly, Wales. Next Kensington meeting set for Miss Margaret Thomas on Waldo Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dukes
Hamilton Street
Winona Kensington
Cascade Park
B. Hughes
Reynolds Street
Pharmacist Earns Pitt Diploma As Illness Saps His Strength
Mr. Zimmerman has completed a two year pharmacy course at the University of Pittsburgh and received his diploma. He is presently confined to his home with a severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Zimmerman
North Mercer Street
University of Pittsburgh
Zimmerman
Emanon Club Picnic Held in Cascade Park
Emanon club members hosted a picnic in Cascade park last evening with sixteen guests served dinner at seven o'clock. Mrs. Frank Robison of Walnut street plans to receive the members at her home on Thursday afternoon, June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanon Club
Cascade Park
Grove
Frank Robison
Walnut Street
Picnic at Cascade Park Butler Girls Host Twenty Four
The Butler Girls held a picnic at Cascade Park with covers laid for twenty four. Dinner was served at noon and guests included Edith Young Grove City Carrie Wade West Sunbury Esther Weber Carl Baldwin H K Boak J B Lawhead. No date for next meeting was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Cascade Park
Edith Young
Grove City
Carrie Wade
West Sunbury
Esther Weber
Carl Baldwin
H. K. Boak
J. B. Lawhead
Local G A R Encampment Attendees Return Home
Colonel L S Brinton of East Washington street has returned home after attending the State G A R Encampment in Lancaster Pennsylvania for the past week. Others in attendance included J Clark McMillan of East Falls street and Wilson Davis of Elm street who returned last evening. The encampment is scheduled to be held next year at Indiana Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Brinton
East Washington Street
Lancaster
J. Clark McMillan
East Falls Street
Wilson Davis
Elm Street
Indiana, Pa
Social Dance Draws Crowd at Victory Hall
A large attendance enjoyed a social and dance last evening in Victory Hall the former Troop F Armory hall hosted by Clan MacLean Order of Scottish Clans. The event proved highly enjoyable for all who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Hall
Troop F Armory Hall
Clan MacLean, Order of Scottish Clans
Monday's Events At Yucatan Club And Unexpected Club
Read shows social items listing Mr and Mrs William Butz of North Jefferson Street. F M N and Miss Elizabeth Phillips of Hannah Street. Mr and Mrs Edward Beadel of Rhodes Place attend the Unexpected Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
William Butz
North Jefferson Street
Elizabeth Phillips
Hannah Street
Unexpected
Edward Beadel
Rhodes Place
Social notes from Randolph to Grove City this weekend
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson spent weekend in Pittsburgh. Edith Young visits sister Mrs Carl Baldwin in Maryland avenue. Several births and travel plans noted including a son for Mr and Mrs J W Heckart named George Curts. Others depart for Wales Yellowstone Park England and Grove City summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Randolph Street
Pittsburgh
Edith Young
Grove City
Carl Baldwin
Maryland Avenue
J. W. Heckart
Hemlock St
George Curts
Carrie Wade
West Sunbury
Carl Bovard
Winslow Avenue
Erin Hughes
Reynolds Street
Wales
Hughes
John Northdurst
Wilhelmina
Centennial St
Yellowstone Park
Martin Christy
Hollidaysburg
George Winter
Leasure Avenue
Henry Savage
West Pittsburgh
Winifred Lewis
Shaw Street
F. Glenden
Katherine
England
P. McDowell
Smithfield Street
S. A. Leiby
Ruth
Crawford Avenue
State College
Charles
Margaret Evans
Wheatland
Ceinwein Lewis
Peter Riffer
Park Avenue
University of Pittsburgh
Mary Riffer
R. Price
Long Avenue
John Coughlin
Terrace Avenue
Ruth Richards
Jefferson Street
David Matthews
Sutton Street
Miss Mabel Roberts Graduates From Northwestern University
Miss Mabel Roberts of Boyles avenue returned today from Pittsburgh where she graduated from Northwestern University on Friday June 13. She had previously graduated from the Comm ock School of Oratory and Public Speaking two years ago. Returning home she was accompanied by her sister Miss Cordelia Roberts who went to Pittsburgh for the graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Roberts
Boyles Avenue
Pittsburgh
Comnock School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Cordelia Roberts
Woodworth sisters note Chicago education grads
Miss Ruth Woodworth graduates from the Chicago Normal School of Physical Education on Friday June 13 and will begin as an instructor at the Carnegie playgrounds on Monday June 16. Her sister Miss Grace Woodworth accompanied her during graduation week and attends the commencement festivities in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Woodworth
Grace Woodworth
Moody Avenue
Chicago
Ruth
Chicago Normal School of Physical Education
Miss Grace
Carnegie Playgrounds
Leiby and Murphy Plan Visit to Franklin Auto Factory
A. S. Leiby of Crawford avenue and Daniel Murphy of Rebecca Way depart tonight for Syracuse New York to tour Franklin automobiles factory and return with some cars. Leiby is the factory distributor for Lawrence Mercer and Cranford Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leiby
Crawford Avenue
Daniel Murphy
Rebecca Way
Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin Automobiles
Mr. Leiby
Lawrence
Mercer
Cranford
Girls Club Meeting at Margaret Sankey Home
The Girls' club gathered Friday afternoon at Miss Margaret Sankey's Wallace Avenue home. The lawn under large trees hosted the assembly with flowers on the porch creating a pretty scene. An out of town guest from Burg, Pa attended. Helpers for refreshments were Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson, Mrs. Leah Bower, and Miss Sarah Sankey. No next meeting date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Martin Christy
Hollidaysburg
Paul Browne Patterson
Leah Bower
Sarah Sankey
Flag Day Observed by D A R at Mrs Perry Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a special Flag Day gathering this afternoon at Mrs Samuel W Perry in East North street. Members invited a guest to join the event and participate in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Samuel W. Perry
East North Street
Amicizia Club outing noted with Italian girl group
This afternoon Miss Elder will lead the Amicizia Club, an Italian girl group, on a bacon bat cut to Second Dam. Mrs. Klamar is named as directly responsible for securing the services of Edward O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Elder
Amicizia
Klamar
Edward 0
Tabor to Speak on Czecho-Slovaks Sunday Afternoon
Tabor, invited speaker on the Czecho-Slovaks, will address the gathering Sunday afternoon and may add a few words from the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet This Week
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Loyal leaders will meet Tuesday evening June 20 at Mrs J W Robison 338 Laurel Boulevard Section Two meets next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ella Pool 327 Northview Avenue Dorics Society of the Central Christian church met at Mrs Fred Sturdevant 428Leisure Avenue for their monthly business meeting last evening A special meeting is called for Sunday morning in the classroom to plan a supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Robison
Laurel Boulevard
Ella Pool
Northview Avenue
Dorics Society of the
Central Christian Church
Fred Sturdevant
Leasure Avenue
Crescent Club Buys Fine Home
NEW WILMINGTON June 14 The Crescent club bought the home of Dr C C Freeman dean of Westminster college a premier residence on Waugh avenue near the campus The club plans interior changes to enlarge the dining room and will use the house for boarding lodging as membership grows The club aims to attract 200 new students next term and expects a large fall membership increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
C. C. Freeman
Westminster College
Crescent Club
Waugh Avenue
the Crescent
Westminster Boys Are Given Letters
NEW WILMINGTON June 14 The following men for this year's varsity baseball team have been awarded the college W in recognition of their performance and contribution to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
New Wilmington
Local Team Sees Successful Season Under Coach Fred Carts
The squad featured Captain D. H. Igo and players J. W. Wherry of New Florence C A Armstrong of New Kensington W Wiggins of Indiana J B Cummings R F Conway J R Bandon J B Lewis of New Wilmington Wees Raney of Sharon J D Shaner of Bellevue and manager. Under Carnegie Tech coach Fred Carts the team completed a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Igo
J. W. Wherry
New Florence
C. A. Armstrong
New Kensington
W. Wiggins
Indiana
J. B. Cummings
R. F. Conway
J. R. Bandon
J. B. Lewis
New Wilmington
Wees Raney
Sharon
J. D. Shaner
Bellevue
Fred Carts
Carnegie Tech
Forfeits of $185 Left With Mayor After Disorderly House
Police investigated a corner house at Moravia street and Long avenue kept by Adalene Beers. Two women and four men were detained as attaches to a disorderly house. Beers posted $100, Alice McConahy $25, and four visitors $15 each. None appeared for a hearing. Georgia enacted first local option liquor suppression in 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
Adalene Beers
Alice McConahy
Georgia
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Mrs. Griffen
Pitt
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
E. Washington ST
Express
Metzler
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Pittsburg
Metzler’s
LEWIS
Smith
Ray Jane Jones
Myland
Mazourka
Bohm
Annie Richards
Smith Minnie Pillifant
le Carillon
Ringuet
Ethel Thomas Gavotte
Ae Handel Dorothy Gunter
Menuet
Rococo
Rockwell Gladys Lewis Bolla
Mary Se Ewacceed Adams
Elizabeth Harris
Sonfor
Overeat
Cress Cae
Dorothy Sonneborn
Jane Jones
Schumann
Gurlitt
Evelyn Davies
Moskowski
Myfanwy
Ceinwen Lewis Pigucmello
Vsress
Bendel Florence Jenkins Salut D-Amour
Elgar Viola Johns
Mrs. Wilson
D. K. Picnic
Sam H. McGoun
Jowa
Mrs. Hughes
Lancaster, Pa
Woodworth
Miss Sankey
Blue List
Butterick
Bon Ton
Worcester
Dorset
Madame Dewey
Hamilton
Herb D. McGoun
Y. W.C. A. Notes
First Christian Church
Dorcus Society
Victrola
Ohio Music Co
Ashtabula Harbor
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R
United States Railroad Administration
Rairoads
Lake Erie
R. R
Bae
J. N. Euwer
Euwer’s
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