Afternoon Party Honors Visitors at Leasure Avenue Home
A informal gathering hosted by Miss Emma Matthews in Leasure Avenue featured visitor Miss Katherine Huether of Sharon as the guest of honor. Forty guests attended with sewing and 500 followed by refreshments. Local hostesses included Mrs. James Matthews and Miss Frances Maxwell. out of town visitors included Miss Ethel Whittlesee and Misses Mildred Hadley Esther Grim and Anna Schmidt from Oil City. Huether and the Grim and Hadley sisters plan to end their visits on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Matthews
Leasure Avenue
Katherine Huether
Sharon
James Matthews
Frances Maxwell
Ethel Whittlesee
Sorry
Mildred Hadley
Esther Grim
Anna Schmidt
Oil City
Huether
Grim
Hadley
Berean Bible Class Luncheon Social Winds Down Season
Tuesday evening the Berean Bible class of the 1st M. E. church held a luncheon in the church dining room with about 40 members, husbands and friends. Mrs. John H. Knox directed the event with Mrs. Riley Kooser and Spencer assisting, followed by a business session led by President Mrs. Holmes. The gathering adjourned to a parish room for a social hour until 9. The secretary, Mrs. Forquer, was absent due to her sister's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
John H. Knox
Riley, Kooser and Spencer
Holmes
Forquer
Mrs. W. W. Sniff's Class Meets Friday at 2:30
Mrs. W. W. Sniff leads the First Christian church class gathering Friday at 2 30 PM in the home of Mrs. Chester Morrow 318 Boyles avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Chester Morrow
Boyles Avenue
Bicycle orders and price update for Westminster models
In early 1916 orders were placed for 100 Simmon's Westminster Bicycles to be delivered that season. A low price was set but material shortages have pushed wholesale costs to 25.65. The first 100 will be sold at 25 with credit for select buyers. See these new models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmon
Westminster
WEDDING OF MISS DOROTHY MOREHEAD AND HAROLD HECK
Miss Dorothy Morehead and Harold Heck wed in the Morehead home with 180 guests. The ceremony led by Rev. Robert Little featured a ring rite as Mrs Morehead's father gave her in marriage. The couple will live with her parents while awaiting a new Moody avenue home. Guests included out of town visitors from Cincinnati Sharon Philadelphia Pittsburg Morristown and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Morehead
Harold Heck
Thomas F. Morehead
Laurel Boulevard
Carolyn Rearke
Mr. Heck
Rufus C. McKinley
Frederick McKee
William Graham
John Taggart
Taine McDougall
Flint
Mich
Louise Trowbridge
Worcester
Mass
Miss Morehead
Atlantic City
Moody Avenue
Krause
Cincinnati
Ellis Hilborn
Sharon
Emerick
Elsa
Philadelphia
Richard Bard Sr
Charles White Jr
Pittsburg
R. C. White
Morsontown
W. Va
Harold McClelland
Mercer
Frances Reis
Mont Clair
N. J
Joseph Chester Calhoun Jr
Cleveland
A. A. T. Club Enjoys Park Breakfast and Boating
At 5 30 this morning members of the A A T club gathered at the park for a breakfast then engaged in boating and photography. Attendees included Mrs Stella Reel and Misses Lillian Boyd Sadie Quinn Nellie Smock Edith Victoria Soberg Della Weaver Belle Daugherty Martha Speer Murl Smith Rose Quinn Elsie Gillespie Blanche Walter Ella Quinn Esther Rey and Florence Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. T. Club
Stella Reel
Lillian Boyd
Sadie Quinn
Nellie Smock
Edith
Victoria Soberg
Della Weaver
Belle Daugherty
Martha Speer
Murl Smith
Rose Quinn
Elsie Gillespie
Blanche Walter
Ella Quinn
Esther Rey
Florence Speer
Very Effective Method For Banishing Hairs
A Southeast newspaper note explains a delatone treatment to remove facial hair at low cost. It claims the paste made from water and delatone applied for 2 to 3 minutes, then washed away, leaves no hair and no harm if genuine product is used.
Flag Day Dinner Held by Lawrence D A R
The Lawrence chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a Flag Day basket dinner at Miss Anna King’s Rhodes Place home. About 80 enjoyed lawn tables, then stereopticon views on the veranda. A committee led by Miss Mary Weber Clark organized the event. the society will resume meetings in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anna King
Rhodes Place
Mary Weber Clark
Clarence Fischer
F. E. Sowersby
James T. Ray
Elizabeth Royce
W. G. Eckles
Jessie B. Hamilton
Harriet Hamilton
Ellen Long
Anna Perry
Alma Locke
Arethusa Hartman
Miss King
Gaston Sunday School Reunion at Cascade Park
A Gaston Sunday school reunion gathered in Cascade Park on a pleasant Wednesday. Led by organizers Mrs Mary Caldwell and others, attendees included Mr and Mrs Jere Blucher and guests from Youngstown. Officers for the coming year were elected: President James Moore, Vice-president Mary Cooper Caldwell, Treasurer Jere Blucher, Secretary Mary Jones Skidmore, Historian Sally Wright Frischkorn. The next reunion is planned for late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Sunday School
Cascade Park
Mary Caldwell
Jere Blucher
Albert Yoho
Thomas Book
Scott Hamilton
Youngstown
J. W. Davis
Henry Moore
Frank Fields
M. E. Leslie
H. W. Crapper
James Moore
Zanene
Gaston
Rutters College
J. A. McCay
8. S. Jackson
Henry Thompson
Jane Whinery
Joseph Cooper
Annie George
R. Book
Lydia Graham Geiger
Annie Jackson
Sallie Wright Friskhorn
Mary McCay
Young Ladies
Simpson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
John McKay
Frischkorn
Mary Cooper Caldwell
Mary Jones Skidmore
Sally Wright Frischkorn
Quiet Main Street Wedding Unites Delma Mayrs and Harry Gibson
Delma Elizabeth Mayrs and Harry V. Gibson were married at 6 AM in the home of Mr and Mrs Scott Mayrs on Main street. Rep C C Smith officiated. The couple will reside above the new drug store on the old post office site and left for a brief wedding trip by the 7 AM train. Gibson, a growing local businessman, is erecting the block for his drug store while formerly working at Lawrence Savings and Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Mayrs
Main Street
Harry V. Gibson
Delma Elizabeth Mayrs
Splendid Recital by Columbia Conservatory Pupils
Pupils at the Columbia Conservatory of Music presented a fine Wednesday evening recital in the studio. Hon. H. L. Castle, secretary of the conservatory, gave addresses and certificates to those who completed the first year of study. Performers included Miss Rachelle Neufeld, Miss Rosaline Miller, Miss Sophia Dobelek, Freda Lewis, Alliene Pherigo, Elizabeth Morgan, Harry Llewellyn, Richard Bowen, Edna Burlson, Elizabeth and Howard Neal, Elizabeth Hill, Olive Hay, Anna Harris, Ruth Weinschenk, Ruth Gustafson, Grace Williams, Kathryn Painter, Nema Young, Florence Johnson, Lena Richards, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Conservatory of Music
H. L. Castle
Conservatory
Rachelle Neufeld
Rosaline Miller
Sophia Dobelek
Freda Lewis
Alliene Pherigo
Elizabeth Morgan
Harry Llewellyn
Richard Bowen
Edna Burlson
Elizabeth
Howard Neal
Elizabeth Hill
Olive Hay
Anna Harris
Ruth Weinschenk
Ruth Gustafson
Grace Williams
Kathryn Painter
Nema Young
Florence Johnson
Gertrude Levine
Lena Richards
Ruth Jones
Katherine Nessle
Marriage of Miss Ethel G. Coates and Clyde J. Pitzer
The marriage took place at 10 o clock this morning at the Central Christian church home of Rev. D P Shafer. Miss Ethel G Coates daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coates of Edenburg and Clyde J Pitzer of this city were wed. He works for the Pennsylvania railroad and they will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel G. Coates
Frank Coates
Edenburg
Clyde J. Pitzer
D. P. Shafer
Central Christian Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Surprise Shower Honors Recent Bride at S. C. Club
At Miss Bernice McClymonds home on North Mill street a Wednesday evening S. C. club gathering hosted a surprise shower for Mrs. James Thompson, a recent bride. Games music and refreshments accompanied the event with Mrs. W. Brown and Miss Hazel Hague as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Club
Bernice McClymonds
North Mill Street
James Thompson
W. Brown
Hazel Hague
Lookout Kensington Meeting At Mrs Smith Conners Home
Decorations included red roses at the Lookout Kensington gathering held Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Smith Conners. Mrs. Frank Conners of Woodlawn attended as a guest and plans were made for a breakfast at the park on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Smith Conners
Frank Conners
Woodlawn
Surprise Shower for Bride Elect at Kensington Home
Miss Margaret Shearf the fiancée of Ernest Stitzinger was honored with a surprise bridal shower hosted by Miss Lilian Sarver and Miss Marian Shannon in a Kensington home on Fairmont avenue. Red peonies decorated the event attended by about a dozen intimate friends with assistance from Mrs. J. W. Sarver. Out of town guest Miss Jean Shoaf of Woodlawn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shearf
Ernest Stitzinger
Lilian Sarver
Marian Shannon
Kensington
Fairmont Avenue
J. W. Sarver
Jean Shoaf
Woodlawn
Garden Lawn Party for Misses Thelma and Hilda Boyd
A Wednesday afternoon lawn party at the Green street home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyd featured a pink and white Maypole dance on the lawn for 24 children. Attendees included Adrian Leathers Emma Griffith Florence McArthur and others. decor and favors matched the pink white theme with Victrola music and a pink and white menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Hilda Boyd
Charles Boyd
Green Street
Adrian Leathers
Emma
Charlotte Grifith
Florence McArthur
Mary
Helen
Margaret Jenkins
Esther
Marguerite Giles
Florence Zeigler
Ethel Woodruff
Mildred Britton
Evelyn Winger
Virginia Moore
Carrie
Social events and club gatherings recur in Mahoning area
Mrs. W F McClurg hosts the Mahoning Book club while the U S club plans a park picnic. Mrs George E Treadwell entertains her class at dinner and Mrs Jack Armstrong with Mrs Raleigh Sage host a luncheon for Mrs Howard Sage of Chicago. Milburn Station hosts the Boyd reunion at J B Comstock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McClurg
Mahoning Book Club
U.S
George E. Treadwell
Jack Armstrong
Raleigh Sage
Howard Sage
Chicago
Ray Milton
Youngstown
J. F. F. Club
Eleanor Pyle
Elizabeth Dennis
Elizabeth Morgan
Boyd
J. B. Comstock
Milburn Station
Ray Ott
Double
Kensington
John Thomas
Madison Avenue
Hunt Family Reunion At Harlansburg Road Home
Local attendees included Dr and Mrs C W Hunt C M Hunt and family Mr and Mrs Jesse McCommon Dr and Mrs Kissinger and the former's mother. About 220 guests enjoyed a noon dinner and a successful afternoon business meeting. The next reunion is set for the first Monday of June 1917 at John McFarland's Mercer road home near Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hunt
C. M. Hunt
Jesse McCommon
John McFarland
Mercer Road
Grove City
Summer Party Attends Memorial Hall Benefit Concert
Miss Mary Chamberlain of London Ohio entertains Mrs J S Westlake Mrs W H Shipler and Mrs Holt at Pittsburg. The group attends a Memorial hall concert by Miss Christine Miller and Miss Helen Kellar for blind soldier relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chamberlain
London
John Holt
Park Avenue
J. S. Westlake
W. H. Shipler
Holt
Pittsburg
Christine Miller
Helen Kellar
Memorial Hall
Pretties Attend Kensington Afternoon in Highland Ave Parish
Miss Sara Hornell and Miss Evelyn Moffitt of Brownsville were honor guests at a Kensington hosted by Miss Rheyma Michener of Highland Avenue on Wednesday. The event featured sewing, cards, and a later lunch assisted by Miss Michener’s mother. Guests included Miss Florence McCandless, Miss Ruth Dinsmore, Miss Roberta Gleason, Miss Clara Kelley and several Mrs. heads of households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hornell
Evelyn Moffitt
Brownsville
Kensington
Rheyma Michener
Highland Avenue
Miss Michener
Miss Hornell
Florence McCandless
Ruth Dinsmore
Roberta Gleason
Clara Kelley
Arch Cubbison
Harry G. Harris
Howard Quest
Kenneth Woods
Wm. Free
David Harris
Hazel Durant Marries Clifford Gwin in quiet Ray Street ceremony
The marriage of Miss Hazel Durant of Ray Street to Clifford Gwin was held Wednesday at 3 PM in the home of Rev. A J Randles. The bride was accompanied by her cousin Miss Esther Patterson and Donald Burns. after a brief honeymoon they will live on Neshannock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Durant
James Durant
Ray Street
Clifford Gwin
A. J. Randles
Esther Patterson
Donald Burns
Neshannock Avenue
Beautiful Anniversary Dinner Honors Bride Elect and Birthday
A prettily appointed 6 o clock dinner hosted by Mrs J Allen Porte on Agnew Street celebrated her fifth wedding anniversary and honored Miss Elizabeth Morgan a June 28 bride elect. Y O A club and Miss Reba Porte attended with 12 at table daisies centerpieces and wooden place markers. The club gifted Mrs Porte with silver as the evening passed informally. Friday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Dennis hosts tea for Miss Morgan and next Wednesday Mrs Bert Reed will entertain the club.
Marriage Card for Broadbent and Huckada in Chattanooga
Cards announce the marriage of T. H. Broadbent of Cumberland Avenue and Mrs. Mary A. Huckada of Chattanooga Tennessee on June 12 at Col J Smith’s home. Rev Mason of the Presbyterian church officiated with 30 friends present. After June 20 they reside on Cumberland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Broadbent
Cumberland Avenue
Mary A. Huckada
Chattanooga
Tenn
Col
Jack Smith
Mason
Presbyterian Church
Pretty luncheon marks Wednesday event at North Mercer
Baskets of peonies and roses dressed the tables for a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. G. Murphy of North Mercer Street. Thirty guests attended with helpers including Mrs. William Beam and Mrs. M. L. Raney. A Kensington occupied attention during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Murphy
North Mercer Street
William Beam
Youngtown
M. L. Raney
Rose Gardner
Walter Harlan
James
Kensington
Quiet Wedding at Bride’s Home in Friendship Street
Miss Edna E. Leslie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Leslie of Friendship Street and Thomas E. Richard son of Matthew Richards were quietly married today at noon in the bride’s home with 20 guests. Rev. D P Shafer officiated. Miss Edna Emily Gibbon and William Pugh attended. They left for Buffalo and will reside on Cunningham Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna E. Leslie
James Leslie
Friendship Street
Thomas E. Richard
Matthew Richards
D. P. Shafer
Edna Emily Gibbon
William Pugh
Buffalo
Cunningham Avenue
Mrs Greer and son depart for Chautauqua summer home
Mrs. Charles Greer and her son Millard of North Jefferson street left this morning in their car for Chautauqua to open their summer home and stay for several months. They were accompanied by Mrs. William Marquis of Wallace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
Millard
North Jefferson Street
Chautauqua
William Marquis
Wallace Avenue
D. K. Club Hosts Shower for Birthday Honoree
Mrs. W J Douglass of Galbreath avenue acted as hostess for the D K club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Silk flags served as favors and a miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Fred Frankfather on her birthday. Mrs Mottinger was a guest and refreshments were provided by Mrs Lawrence Gehr. The group will meet in two weeks at Cascade park with Mrs Homer Pence and Mrs C M Johnston as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Douglass
Galbreath Avenue
D. K
Fred Frankfather
Mottinger
Lawrence Gehr
Cascade Park
Homer Pence
C. M. Johnston
Surprise Park Picnic Honors Mrs Lee Stockman
A picnic at the park Wednesday by the Entre Nous club celebrated Mrs Lee Stockman recent marriage. Guests included Mrs L W Platt and Miss Lena Follette of Erie. many gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stockman
Entre Nous Club
L. W. Platt
Lena Follette
Erie
Highland 600 Club Meets at Lincoln Avenue Home
Miss Alma Flynn hosted a Wednesday evening Highland 600 gathering for three tables. Prizes went to Mrs. M. A. Hurley of Buffalo and William McKee, with Miss Helen Flynn assisting and Miss Glenola House slated to entertain in two weeks. Mr. Bennett of Indiana attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Flynn
Lincoln Avenue
Highland 600 Club
M. A. Hurley
Buffalo
William McKee
Helen Flynn
Glenola House
Mr. Bennett
Indiana
Dinner Honors Mrs. Whalen Before Greensburg Move
Mrs. Estella A. Rees hosted a tasteful dinner at the Tea Cup Inn on Wednesday night in honor of Mrs. H. J. Whalen who plans to move to Greensburg. Pink and white decors accompanied a hand painted cake plate presented to Mrs. Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella A. Rees
Tea Cup Inn
H. J. Whalen
Greensburg
Worcester bride’s party member departs for home
Miss Louise Trowbridge of Worcester Massachusetts, a member of the Morehead Heck bridal party, departs for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Trowbridge
Worcester
Mass
Miss Eleanor Pyle Hosts Afternoon Party For Friends
Miss Eleanor Pyle of Winter Avenue will entertain Friday afternoon for guests Miss Esther Hollingsworth of Youngstown Miss Katherine Huether of Sharon and Miss Ethel Whittlesee of Corry at her home party in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Pyle
Winter Avenue
Esther Hollingsworth
Youngstown
Katherine Huether
Sharon
Ethel Whittlesee
Corry
Miss Frances Brown Visits Lima Friends
Miss Frances Brown of West Grant avenue travels to Lima Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs Louis G Love today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brown
West Grant Avenue
Lima, O
Louis G. Love
Wallace Sisters Expected Home From School
Misses Lillian and Marian Wallace, Wellesley College students, are expected home Friday after their time at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian and
Marian Wallace
Wellesley College
Frances Willard Union to Meet at Mrs Forrests Home
The Frances Willard union will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Forrest, 524 Florence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
George Forrest
Florence Avenue
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Gardners Home
The Scotland W C T U will meet at Mrs. Charles Gardner's home on Gardner avenue Friday June 16 at 2 30. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Charles Gardner
Gardner Avenue
Entertainers Set To Greet Bible Class At First Baptist
Religious circles announce United Workers Bible class of First Baptist Church will be entertained Friday evening at 7 30 o clock at the church venue by church groups and visiting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary Initiations Report From Detroit Convention
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks met Wednesday afternoon in their hall. Initiations were held and reports from the Detroit convention were given. A lunch was served. Plans were made for a park breakfast. Committee members include Mrs. Jennie McArthur Mrs. May Patterson Mrs. Anna Delane and Mrs. May Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
B. of R. T
Detroit
Park
Jennie McArthur
May Patterson
Anna Delane
May Kennedy
Fred Stickle Returns to Shenango Tin Plant Work
Fred Stickle of Pennsylvania Avenue has returned to work at the Shenango tin plant after a year’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stickle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shenango Tin Plant
Mrs. O. W. Maine Leaves For Iowa Visit
Mrs. O. W. Maine of 742 Butler avenue departed this morning for a month long visit with relatives in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Maine
Butler Avenue
Iowa
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Suggested For Hair Care
Readers are advised to use refined cocoanut oil as a mild shampoo instead of alkali-heavy soaps. Dismiss harsh shampoos. rubbing water-moistened oil into hair produces rich lather that cleanses scalp and dust, dandruff, and excess oil, leaving hair soft and manageable. Cheap, available at drug stores, lasting months.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
Mather Bros. Co
New Castle
Mather Bros.Co
East
Washington Street
Jos. Ritter, Jr
Metzler’s
Breakfast
Dome Theatre
Iar
Marguerite Clark
Molly Make Believe
Lookout Kensington
Hunt
Durant-Gwin
Euwer’s
Mill Street
Leslie Richards
D. K. Club
Cardlub
Lima
W.C. T. U. and
Scotland Union
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