Class Reunion Delights Former Students of Pennsylvania College
Mrs. Howard M. Kirk hosts a reunion of 11 living graduates from the 13 who finished at Pennsylvania College for Women in Pittsburg on June 13. Attendants include Mrs. Holding, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. William Stevenson, Miss Sue Little, and others. pink and white sweet peas decorate luncheon and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburg
Jennie Clark
Holding
Robert Jones
William Stevenson
Sue Little
Robert Fulton
Galu McConnell
Maham Barton
Mercer
LaBock
Wayne
Kirk
Helen
Elizabeth Kirk
A. W. Treadwell
C. J. Kirk
Katherine Kirk
Ladies League Social Hosted by Mrs Phillips
Mrs George Phillips entertained the Ladies league on Friday evening with twenty members present. After the business there was a social hour with refreshments and Miss McKibben contributed music. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Lindeman in two weeks at South Mill Street.
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George Phillips
East Washington Street
Ladies’ League
Miss Anna King Attends Wellesley Commencement Festivities
Miss Anna King of Rhodes Place attends commencement events at Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She was evacuated from the campus during the festivities.
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Anna King
Rhodes Place
Wellesley, Mass
Wellesley College
Lawn Social Strawberry Ice Cream Night
The Young Ladies Bible Class of Third United Church hosts a lawn social with strawberries and ice cream at Mrs. Dick Kissinger’s Cascade Street home next Tuesday evening June 16. Everyone is welcome.
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Young Ladies’ Bible
Third U. S. Church
Dick Kissinger
Cascade Street
Beautiful Tea Reception By Mrs McKee And Mrs Hamilton
The June Beautiful Tea Interests Society pages describe a Friday afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. Harry W. McKee and Mrs. Harriet Hamilton at the former’s Guerard home. Over 100 guests attended as roses brightened the parlor and dining room, with aides and out of town guest Mrs. Taylor of Savannah among the attendees.
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Society
Harry W. McKee
Harriet Hamilton
Guerard
C. Q. Carver
George A. Carpenter
James Ward Reis
Edward Hadnett Ward
J. Norman Martin
Edward King
Graham Fowle
Mary Agnew
Ellen Long
Jennie Byers
Arethusa Hartman
H. K. Gregory
J. C. McCready
J. P. H. Cunningham
Sara Dana Falls
William M. Brown
E. S. Phillips
C. A. Phillips
Ellen Bower
Mrs. Taylor
Savannah
Lady Maccabees Hold Grand Rally and Class Inititation
The Lady Maccabees held a grand rally and class initiation in the K P hall Friday evening. A class of 45 candidates was presented with Miss Nellie Lounesbury of Warren in charge. Zelienople and New Castle guard teams demonstrated the ritual, the New Castle snowball drill enhancing the evening. The hall featured red white and black decorations and cut flowers. Lounesbury noted an over 7 million dollar reserve in bonds. Mae Meehan presented a bouquet, and the social committee offered refreshments. Guests came from Ellwood City Pulaski Evans City Zelienople Harmony and Sharon.
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Lady Maccabees
K. of P. Hall
Nellie Lounesbury
Warren
Zelienople
New Castle Guard
New Castle
Miss Lounesbury
Mae Meehan
Ellwood City
Pulaski
Evans City
Harmony
Sharon
Loan exhibit closes with large crowd at city high school
The Federation of Women's clubs loan exhibit at the high school closed Friday evening to a large and pleased crowd. The event showcased war relics, dolls, china, rugs, shells, and curios with support from merchants, press, and volunteers including Elizabeth Jameon Anna Perry Carmi Glover Iretta Dart and Mrs Greenwood guiding various programs and dances.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Elizabeth Jameon
Anna Perry
Carmi Glover
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Iretta Dart
Oak St
Greenwood
Weigletown E O C Girls Organize Sewing Circle
The E O C girls met at Miss Hazel Houk home to organize a sewing circle. Officers were elected: President Miss Illie Zeigler Vice President Miss Gertrude Nelson Secretary Miss Mildred Armstrong. Next meeting set for June 24 at Miss Houk residence.
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E. O. C. Girls
Weigletown
Hazel Houk
Illie Zeigler
Gertrude Nelson
Mildred Armstrong
Enjoyable Meeting At North Jefferson Street Home
Friday evening the E. A. T. club gathered at Mrs. H LaMott Levoy of North Jefferson street. The event featured a 500 game won by Mrs Harold Stevenson and a pretty favor. Refreshments followed and invitations to the Misses Ruby and Florence Mac Nab on Highland avenue were accepted for two weeks hence.
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E. A. T. Cub
H. LaMott Levoy
North Jefferson Street
Harold Stevenson
Ruby
Florence MacNab
Highland Avenue
Pittsburg Pianist Tuning Visit by Joseph Ritter Jr
Pittsburg piano tuner Joseph Ritter Jr will be in town next week. Leave orders at Metzler's book store Adv. 258tz.
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Joseph Ritter, Jr
Pittsburg
Metzler’s Book Store
Niagara Auto Club Meets at Stewart Home
Fifty members gathered Friday evening at the Stewart residence near Bessemer for the Niagara Auto Club’s final meeting of its monthly series. A dinner was served and officers were elected: President A. C. Stewart, Vice President A. C. Miller, Secretary Mrs. Laura Miller, Treasurer Mrs. Nora Hoffmaster, with an entertainment committee including C. O. Martin and several others. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and son Eydie, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Martin and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stewart
Bessemer
Niagara Auto Club
Elizabeth Miller
Mary Sipe
Harry Miller
A. C. Stewart
A. C. Miller
Laura Miller
Nora Hoff Master
C. O. Martin
McCord
Charles Miller
Smith
Hugh McCreary
Eydie
C. L. Martin
Tea at Highland avenue hosts 84 church women
The home of Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips on Highland avenue hosted a Friday tea for 84 members of the C. W. E. M. of the First, Second and Third Christian churches. Miss Elsie Taylor of Pittsburg and Mrs. Harry Cramblett of McKeesport spoke, and it was decided to hold summer picnics. Decorations featured roses and refreshments were served by aides.
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Thomas W. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Elsie Taylor
Pittsburg
Harry Cramblett
McKeesport
Robert Hanna
Robert Fleming
Minnie Norris
Clara Caine
Charles Norris
McFarland
Sharon
Marriage of David Clyde Locke and Georgiana Naomi Groleau
Announcement lists David Clyde Locke Beaver County schools superintendent and Georgiana Naomi Groleau of Uniontown wed Thursday at the First Presbyterian church Mercer parsonage. Bride graduate of California State Normal school and Grove City 1914 class. Locke son of the late David L. Locke of Harlansburg. couple to reside at Indiana Avenue Monaca after September 1.
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David Clyde Locke
Beaver County
Georgiana Naomi Groleau
Uniontown
First Presbyterian Church of
Mercer
California State Normal School
Grove City
Locke
David L. Locke
Harlansburg
Indiana Avenue
Monaca
Shamrock Club Lawn Social Hosts Prizes to Three Members
Mrs. Mary Geddis entertained the Shamrock club at a Friday lawn social. Five tables were filled with guests who enjoyed div ersion and prizes awarded to James McGinley, Miss Teresa Daugherty, and Mrs. William Hannon. A large attendance enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. Michael Devlin of Atlantic avenue.
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Mary Geddis
Shamrock Club
James McGinley
Teresa Daugherty
William Hannon
Michael Devlin
Atlantic Avenue
Harris Hosts D. W. T. Club at Brother's Home
Miss Harriet Harris entertained the D. W. T. club at William Harris's Hamilton street home Friday evening. Special guest Miss Sara Teets attended and music was provided by Miss Ruth Harris with Miss Thatcher helping serve refreshments.
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Harriet Harris
D. W. T. Club
William Harris
Hamilton Street
Sara Teets
Ruth Harris
Thatcher
Wide Awake Club Meeting at Miss Hazel Rigby’s Home
The Wide Awake club gathered at Miss Hazel Rigby’s South Mill street home Friday evening for games music and storytelling. The dining room glow featured pink and white decor with orange blossoms and American Beauty roses. Assisted service by Vera Rigby Nelle Lindeman and Eli Rigby welcomed guests Miss Addie Crevensten and Mr and Mrs Avery Rigby attended. Next meeting planned for one week at Miss Irene Ringer’s East Lutton street.
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Hazel Rigby
South Mill Street
Avery Rigby
Irene Ringer
East Lutton Street
Roving Tennis Girls Honor May O Leary Bride Elect
Leaving the city at 5 30 this morning the group traveled to the park for an elaborate breakfast in the grove honoring Miss May O Leary a bride elect of June 17. Members included May O Leary Mary Sweeney Agatha Aquara Ruth Keeler Florence Rice May Meegan Marie Ellsworth Rose Sennett Victoria Flynn Kathleen McLaughlin of Beaver Falls. After breakfast they took pictures and played games as a pleasant morning unfolded.
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May O'Leary
Miss O'Leary
Mary Sweeney
Agatha Aquara
Ruth Keeler
Florence Rice
May Meegan
Marie Ellsworth
Rose Sennett
Victoria Flynn
Kathleen McLaughlin
Beaver Falls
DAR Flag Day Picnic At Mrs Royce’s Lincoln Avenue Home
Lawrence chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a flag day picnic at Elizabeth Royce’s Lincoln Avenue home. High School Fellows plan a park event. Various local clubs meet for luncheons and gatherings at multiple homes and halls including Mrs W W Bichbaum North Jefferson Street and Miss Doris Gossett Oak Street.
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Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Royce
Lincoln Avenue
W. W. Bichbaum
North Jefferson Street
Eli Rigby
Niagara Club
Hall
Doris Gossett
Oak Street
Charlotte Baird
Miss Frances Foulke Sails to Europe on Marconigram
Mrs. C. W. Foulke of Boyles Avenue reports her daughter Frances Foulke has landed at Gibraltar and will travel to Naples and other European points for the summer. Frances says she and Miss Von Dangenhausen are enjoying the trip and have not suffered seasickness.
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C. W. Foulke
Boyles Avenue
Frances Foulke
Gibraltar
Naples
Morehead Family Returns From Troy Commencement
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Morehead and their daughters Miss Rachel and Miss Dorothy Morehead with Harold Heck are expected home this evening from Troy New York where they attended the commencement at the Emma Willard school Dorothy Morehead is a graduate.
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Thomas F. Morehead
Rachel and
Dorothy Morehead
Harold Heck
Troy
N. Y
Emma Willard School
Miss Edith Pangratz Hosts First Methodist School Dinner
Miss Edith Pangratz of Croton avenue hosted a dinner for twelve at the Tea Cup Inn on Friday evening to honor the graduating class of the First Methodist Sunday school where she teaches. Pink and white flowers decorated the event and she received a gift of silver pump buckles and a set of hat pins.
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Edith Pangratz
Croton Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
First Methodist Sunday School
Country club dance party draws about 25 couples
Members and guests enjoyed a light informal dance Friday evening with about 25 couples attending. The musical accompaniment pleased the crowd and the popular pastime remained in Vogue until late. The entertainment committee plans weekly parties.
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Country Club
East Washington street social for TBG club hosts
Miss Ruth Weitz entertained the T B G club on Friday evening at her East Washington street home. Music and games provided entertainment with guests Miss Martha McElwain Miss Ruth Whaley and Miss Ruth Rhinehart assisting in refreshments.
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Ruth Weitz
East Washingto Street
T. B. G. Club
Martha McElwain
Ruth Whaley
Ruth Rhinehart
Mrs Fulton and son visit East Falls street home
Mrs Robert Fulton and her son Robert of Pittsburg spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs S D Long at their East Falls street residence.
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Robert Fulton
Robert
Pittsburg
S. D. Long
East Falls Street
Book Family Reunion Moves to Wednesday at Park
The Book family annual reunion is rescheduled to Wednesday June 17 at the park, shifting from the previously planned Tuesday gathering. The note specifies the new date and venue for attendees.
J C O Girls Enjoy Morning Breakfast At Park
Eight members of the J C O club shared a breakfast at the park this morning and plan to spend Sunday at Muddycreek Falls.
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Muddycreek Falls
Marriage License Granted for Sonatag Kuhn
A marriage license was granted in Mercer to Charles Sonatag of Lawrence County and Elizabeth Kuhn of West Middlesex.
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Mercer
Charles Sonatag
Lawrence County
Elizabeth Kuhn
West Middlesex
Luncheon Honoring Mrs W H Chaddock Hosted by Mrs KE Jones
Mrs KE Jones of Maryland avenue entertained eight guests at an informal luncheon Friday evening in honor of Mrs W H Chaddock of Pittsburg. Mrs Chaddock departs Sunday for Steubenville.
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KE. Jones
Maryland Avenue
W. H. Chaddock
Pittsburg
Chaddock
Steubenville
Hoosier Plan Offers Limited Cabinets Tomorrow
Advertisers urge women to act quickly to secure one of the liberal Hoosier Plan cabinets. They warn terms vanish after tomorrow and regular terms apply thereafter. The pitch notes 700,000 women already own Hoosier cabinets and suggests thousands are being sold weekly.
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Hoosier
Hoosier Company
Hoosier Cabinet新品展示明日来临
新型 Hoosier 厨房柜展出明日开放参观 介绍包含书籍架、面粉箱、筛分器及底柜等多项革新功能。展示强调书架随厨动线、粉末箱易清洁、辅助储物与 emergency shelf 等实用设计 并邀民众提前来览 促销信息提示库存有限。
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Metzler
Mather Bros.co
Sane
Mather Bros. Co
Jewelers
Washington St
Beautiful Tea Interests Society
Lady Macabees
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
Roy F. Brandon
Altoona
Harry Urmson
Shaw - Street
Margaret
G. E. Stoddard
Park Avenue
W. H. Bane
D. W.T. Club
Wide Awake Club
Breakfast
Daughter
J.C. O. Breakfast
Nin
E. L. Owens
Home Bell
Union 440
Imai Vni Cosy Tc Vai
J.N. Eower
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Euwer’s Furniture Store
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Christine Frederick
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