Attractive Luncheon Events Described Across Presbyterian Groups
Multiple social notices detail Thursday luncheons hosted by Mrs. S Irvine of Highland avenue with Mrs. Cooperrider and others, featuring iris and peony decor. Attendees include Ladies Association members of First United Presbyterian church and special visitors. Upcoming picnics noted for July. Also covered are U. Girls meetings at Miss Ethel Douglass home and Merry Elizabeth duo luncheon with guests and entertainment. Cooper and Wimer family reunion slated for June 21 at the Dennison farm near Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Highland Avenue
Cooperrider
Roy Jamison
Robert Loudon
Wastesses
Ladies Association
The
First United Presbyterian Church
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Minnie McQuiston
Moore
Mitchell
Harry Hanna
Mildred May
William White
Clyde Gilfillan
Egypt
George Smith
Center Church
John Early
Kurtz Place
Merry Elizabeth Chob
R. 8. Richards
Lakewood
Merry Elizabeth Duo
James Shaffer
Howe Lees
William Dugan
O. M. Biger
F. M. McEwen
Loraine Avenue
Cooper and Wimer
Dewey McConnell
Leesburg
Milton Dennison
Pretty Wedding in Mercer Church
A pretty wedding was solemnized today at the Second United Presbyterian church of Mercer. Miss Mary McLaughry, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A McLaughry, became the bride of Lieutenant Charles D Ewing of Fort Niagara New York in the presence of about 300 friends and relatives. Reverend Leslie Montford officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s home with about 150 guests. Miss McLaughry, a Westminster College and Mercer High School graduate, taught music in Mercer schools for three years and is a leading young woman in the community. Lieut. Ewing, a West Point graduate, serves with the 28th Infantry and is stationed at Fort Niagara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church of
Mercer
Mary McLaughry
Dudge
J. A. McLaughry
Charles D. Ewing
Fort Niagara
N.Y
Leslie Montford
Miss McLaughry
Westminster College
Lieut. Ewing
West Point
28Th Infantry
Reiber Braatz Wedding News at Grace M E Parsonage
A wedding solemnized Tuesday afternoon as Miss Virginnia M Braatz became the bride of John L Reiber at Grace M E church with Rev Patrie officiating. The couple left for a trip to New York and Washington and will reside near Lakewood after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Parsonage
Virginnia M. Braatz
Chas, Braatz
East Brook Road
John L. Reiver
Ed. Reiber
Lakewood
J. L. Patrie
Grace M. E. Church
New York
Washington
Rodgers Reunion on July 4 at W L Rodgers Home
The annual Rodgers reunion will be held at the home of W L Rodgers on the Youngstown road on Wednesday July 4.
Junior Music Club Recital Set for Castleton Hall
The Junior Music Club hosts a Saturday afternoon recital in Castleton ballroom on June 16 with Miss Petronella Popp and Miss Eva Coulter as hostesses. A long list of teachers and a varied program from dance to violin and cornet pieces are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Petronella Popp
Eva Coulter
Helen Ewing
Lena Richards
Shirley Garwig
Francis Eakin
D. Duff Scott
Gomar Emery
Howard Meehan
Kathryne Nessie
Paul Browne Patterson
E. O. Funkhouser
Marguerite de Jane
A. H. Mellar
Charlotte McIver
Florence Maria
Violet
Bobbie Broida
Harriet Kline
Hugo Ruysth
Anna May Dietterle Tarantelle
Miss Helene Martsolf Weds Argyle Smith
Miss Helene Martsolf marries Argyle R. South of Norwood Avenue in a home ceremony at 4 39 PM officiated by Rev. Robert Axtell. Attending are matron of honor Robert Brinton and best man Robert Brinton, with a wedding dinner for 20 at Broadhead Hotel, Beaver Falls. After July 1 the couple will reside at 720 Third Avenue New Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Martsolf
Third Avenue
New Brighton
Helene Sara
Argyle R
Norwood Avenue
Robert Axtell
First Presbyterian Church
Sara Anna Brinton
Wilma Sterling
Robert Brinton
New Caastle
Martsolf
Henry Bise
Broadhead
Beaver Falls
Dresden
EB. C. Sterling
Wilma
Jack
Greveland
Stella Sterling
Detroit
Mich
H.G. Eise
H. W. Miles
New Castle
Smith
Elisabeth Crepe
Puosa Mutual Life Insurance Company
Recital of Classical Music at Patterson School
One of the year's fine programs was presented by Patterson School of Music students on Thursday evening. Vocal numbers featured performers including Gertrude McGivern and Rebecca Garvin, with many others from New Castle Ellwood City and nearby towns. Fiano students also performed, followed by a social hour with refreshments served by Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson and 11 aides. The closing recital is set for Thursday July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson School of Music
Gertrude McGivern
Paul Weller
Morris Hays
Queenie Beck
Rebecca ‘Garvin
Allee Govert
Anna ‘Evden
Francis’ Gibson
Arthur Thomas
New Castle
J. K. Huffman
Dorothy ‘Kimes
Raymond Mattocks
Ellwood City
Fiano
Georgia Parker
Share Honors At Attractive Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doerr hosted 35 relatives and friends at a prettily appointed dinner Thursday evening in Cro ton avenue home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cutwright recent bride and groom and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doerr who are moving to Seneca US Pink roses centered the table and Mrs. Frank Doerr helped serve After dinner a miscellaneous shower of gifts was received by the Cutwrights Members of the metry maxers Club met at Mrs. Frances Gillespie home on Wilmington avenue Wednesday evening Cards and prizes went to Margaret Nicholson and Marguerite Delane with the hostess assisting Maxine Gillespie in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Scottish Club
Harriet Stewart
Croton Avenue
James Gregg
Roy Davis
Andrew Watson
Cunningham Avenue
Tressie Kimmel
Etna Street
Genevieve Shoat
W. G H H
Lew Davis
Mr. Moors
Jessie James
Buffalo
Jane Quinn
Warren
Harry, Connor
Donna O’brien
Friendship, Club
J. DeRobbio
Sutton Street
Friendship Club
William Paradise
A. Ippolita
A. Verri
Mary Matthews
William McHowain
Jackson Avennue
Mire
William Wagner
Pilots
Margaret Reeder
Youngstown
Nion League
Liberty Grange Hall
C. B. Kensington
S. O. B. Kensington
William King
McClelland Avenue
Samuel McBride
Charles Freeman
Jess Heckict
Frank Hoover
Hemlock Street
Charles Doerr
Allan Cutwright
Glenn Doerr
Seneca
Frank Doerr
Metry Maxers Club
Frances Gillespie
Wumington Avenue
Margaret Nicholson
Marguerite Delane
Maxine Gillesple
Informal Dance At Field Club Highlights Local Socials
Informal dance at the Field Club drew about 34 couples with 60 coverage. Out of town guests included Walter Abels of Mount Clair New Jersey Phillips Johnson Albert Al son Ray Ride and William Amos of Washington Pennsylvania. Third dance in the series set for Thursday June 21. Birthday party honored Jimmie Reed with gifts and refreshments. Loyal Band class met for monthly business and social time. next gathering scheduled as a breakfast at the park in July. Home Girls Club organized by Julia Colello with officers named. O W T club meeting postponed due to a member’s mother’s death. Additional Society on Page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Walter Abels
Mount Clair
N. J
Phillips Johnson
Baltimore
Albert Alson
Ray Ride
William Amos
Washington
Loyal Band
Third United Presbyterian Bible School
Minnie White
Pearl Rice
Harriet Hughes
Hilda Buxton
Butter Road
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Central Presbyterian Church
Ethel Douglass
Northview Avenue
Leonard Campbell
Adah! Carpenter
Lester Miller
M. McCreary
Monroe St. Bell
Jack Gerson
J. A. Cummings
Mt Jackson
H. A. Rosenthal
Greer Bld
Mercer Church
Reiber-Braatz
Wallace
Charles W. Mitchelbrée
West Middlesex
Wallace Cousins
W. W. Wallace
D. W. Wallace
Grace Wallace
Esther Wallace
John Brewster
W. 4. Hoffmaster
Arina Mitcheltree
Homer Myers
Clyde McCombs
E. N. Townsend
J. G. Mitcheltree
Fred DeFiore
Pearson Street
Madeline
Armenia DeFiore
Nick DeFiore
England
France
Italy
Dictionaries
Metzler
Demec
Floy Ramsey
James F. Cooke
Charles Willeby
Hazel Campbell
Gene Branscombe
Nightingale
Benj, Whelphy
Janet Gemmies
Martin
Martha
Osward Marjory Young
Brown Carenti
Autumn Salleggieto
William
P. H. Bach
Mary Moore
Remeenick
Albert Hahn
Brice McGeehan
John Metcalf
MacDowell
Gertrude Weschler Balancelle
Veces Fane Wachs
Mary Louise Carmes
Will ‘O' the
Durand de Grou
Miriam Welcox
China
Lively
Helen Gibson
Venitienne
Acho Charles Freeman
Stephen Heller
Emily Turner
Jack and
Jil
George T. Hamen
Audrey Calvert
Katterer
Arthur Guchrist
Robert Elmore
WL. B
Beach Butterfiies
creves-Merkel
Emels Merry Brook
vAnna Tak
Alyce Kennedy
Gertrude Hitchcock
Dorothy Lee
Guy D. To
Nick GesuerGvardos
Soey
Manti Micheel Caruso
Mandalay Oley
Charles
Boeliiker
Gyrl
Jonés
Andy di Lorenso
Cobton
Vissieeses
Burleigh
Marie Galbraith
Minuet
Paderewski
Jean ‘Haugh
Ed Koonce
Winslow Avenue
Ed Bender
E.J. A. Cannon
Harry Hoon
Ed Musser
W. M. Reynolds
Beckford Street
D. W.T. Club
Butler Road
Helene Martsolf
Argyle Smith
B. I. L. Club
Sawalla Club
George Campbell
East
Wellington Street
Bawalla Club
Crow
Druschel
Park
Ralph Campbell
Chestnut Streets
Charles Gardner
East Brook
Matilda
Claire McConahy
Frank McConahy
Duncan
McConsky
Cameron
Merry Makers
Jimmie
J. S. Reed
West Washington Street
Nancy Jean Willams
Barbara Ann Warear
Betty Munday
Donald Pitzer
Robert Weller
John McCormick
Paul Adams
Paul Edgerton
Glayds Pool
Mrothers
Julia Colello
South
Jefferson Street
Home Girls Club
Margaret Landolff
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington Street
Artes
Ramsey & Sons
Croton
Elgin Legionnaire
ELGIN
Stem
Ster
Legionnaire
Penn Theatre
Elinor Glyn
Weill
Clara Bow
Paramount Picture
Wit Lane Chandler
Clarence Badger
Clara ‘Bow
Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy
Judy Sypher
Wallace Beery
Esther Ralston
George Bamcroft
Charles Farrell
Johnnie Walker
James Cruze
Coen
Athletic Unions
W. E. Ferver & CO
Nainsock
Omen
Gross CO
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