Early Morning Wedding Seals Keagy Smith Alliance
Miss Laura Keagy of Croton avenue and Mr. J Norman Smith were married at the bride's parents home with Rev J L Stratton officiating. The ceremony had only family present followed by a dainty wedding breakfast. After a short trip they will housekeeping in the Smith apartments on Long avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Keagy
Croton Avenue
J. Norman Smith
Calvin Smith
H. W. Keagy
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Smith Apartments
Long Avenue
Thomas Sings at Geneva College Commencement
John Thomas of New Castle was the vocal soloist at the Geneva college commencement Tuesday evening. He sang a double number Because and Bois Epais, with encore Theora. The audience praised his deep basslike baritone and clear diction, though he had to depart to catch a train, ending the program with Miss Scott announcing his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Thomas
Geneva College
Beaver Falls Tribune
John Thomas
New Castle
Mr. Thomas
Jack
Sharon Fishing Club Plans En Campment in Canada
Edward Brindle, a member of the Sharon Fishing club, helps organize a July 26 departure for their annual encampment at Beaumaris in the Muskoka lake region of Canada. Mrs. J M Steiner of Pittsburgh donated a Steinway piano. Brindle leads a six person prep party to ready the camp ahead of the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Rain Delays Country Club Tennis Finals
Wet conditions Wednesday afternoon halted the men's final between Archie Smith and Ray Gardner at the Country Club. Officials expect the match to be rescheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Smith
Ray Gardner
Farewell Surprise for Miss Edwards
A party of 40 friends visited Miss Katherine Edwards of South Mercer Street on Wednesday to bid her farewell before her departure on June 25 to Philadelphia to study nursing. A traveling bag was presented as a memento, with Mrs. Edwards’ family helping serve lunch assisted by Mrs. John Rodgers and Mrs. William H. Davies. The event featured pink and white color decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Edwards
South Mercer Street
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Harvard
Federation women's clubs host luncheon at Nothdurst home
The Federation of Women's clubs plans a luncheon for department heads and officers at 1 o'clock at Mrs. John G. Nothdurst's home on Neshannock boulevard. Other entertainments include Mrs. W. K. Nowling hosting the Mentor club and Mrs. Cassius Ralph giving a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lewis H. Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
W. K. Nowling
Court Street
John E. Norris
Neshannock Avenue
Cassius Ralph
Fairfield Avenue
Lewis H. Pyle
Carmi Glover
Shaw Street
B. B.card Club
Charles Montgomery
Wallace Avenue
Highland Book Club
Stella Brandon
Milton Street
Colorado
Montreal
W. A. McKee
Oak Park Lodge
W. J. Caldwell
Ponca City
Okla
Mrs Nyman Receives Tea Spoons at Osburn Circle Meeting
Mrs Frank Nyman, a recent bride, was presented with half a dozen tea spoons at the Osburn circle gathering held at Miss Mary Kegrice's home on Neshannock avenue. Twenty one members attended with Miss Helen Waldorf of Sharon as a special guest. A lunch was served and the next meeting will be with Miss Lola Matthews of Milton street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nyman
Osburn
Mary Kegrice
Neshannock Avenue
Helen Waldorf
Sharon
Lola Matthews
Milton Street
Waldo Street Woman Receives Associate Degree
Mrs. Belle Hopwood of Waldo street received her associates in the Carnation Kensington on Wednesday afternoon. A quilting project was planned with all members helping and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Kirker of Hartman street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hopwood
Waldo Street
Kensington
Mary Kirker
Hartman Street
Federation of Women's Clubs Industrial Committee Meets
The Industrial committee of the Federation of Women's clubs met in the Y W C A rooms Wednesday at 4 o clock. President Mrs. T A Patterson divided the membership into three permanent committees to handle department work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
T. A. Patterson
Postcards Pile Honor Mrs Munnell on 83rd Birthday
Mrs James H Munnell of Slippery Rock township received a large number of postcards on her 83rd birthday. Friends and relatives from near and far sent the cards which were greatly appreciated by the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Munnell
Slippery Rock Township
Social teas hosted at Tea Cup Inn this week
Mrs W T Harrington of Wallace avenue hosted a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn at noon today joined by Mrs Cochran. Miss Mary Pearson of North street held a small luncheon there on Wednesday with a few guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Harrington
Wallace Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Cochran
Mary Pearson
North Street
Mrs Wylie and Son Plan Eastward Trip to North Falmouth
Mrs Alfred Wylie and her son Howard of Milton street depart Thursday evening for the east to visit several cities before going to North Falmouth on Buzzard's Bay for the summer, indicating a seasonal relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wylie
Howard
Milton Street
East
North Falmouth
Buzzard’s Bay
Sheaffer to Attend W and J College Festivities
Oscar J. Sheaffer of Wallace avenue plans to leave early next week for Washington Pennsylvania to attend the W. and J. College festivities closing the school year. He will take part in his class fifth reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Sheaffer
Wallace Avenue
Washington, Pa
W. & J. College
Mr. Sheaffer
Bell Couple Wed In Ashtabula Arrive In City
Mr and Mrs James A Bell wed in Ashtabula on Wednesday and have arrived in the city for now will reside at 11 Bartram Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bell
Ashtabula
City
Bartram Avenue
St Johns Exchange Postponed After Hall Is Rented
The ladies of St John s Evangelical Lutheran church postponed their exchange planned for Saturday because the church building has been rented to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Evangelical
Mrs Nevin Carson Hosts Dinner With Flinch And Music
Mrs Nevin Carson of East Winter avenue entertained a small group at a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening. Flinch and music provided the diversions of the gathering.
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Nevin Carson
East Winter Avenue
Flinch
Music
Epworth League Meeting at Epworth Methodist Church
Regular monthly Epworth League gathering set for this evening at o'clock in the church parlors of Epworth Methodist Church. Team leaders and members expected to attend and discuss church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Epworth League
Epworth Methodist Church
Literary exercises at Pollock Township Institute
Literary exercises of the Pollock Township Abnormal Institute will be held at 67 North Mill street Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock Township Abnormal Institute
North Mill Street
Sweesy Forbes Reunion Set for June 23 at Old Homestead
The Sweesy Forbes reunion will be held at the old Sweesy homestead on June 23. All friends and neighbors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweesy
D of A Kensington Plans Dinner for June 23
Mrs. John Billiter of West Falls street will entertain the D of A Kensington on Thursday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kensington
John Billiter
West Falls Street
D. of A. Kensington
Tourists Club entertained by Mrs Sweet in Neshannock
Mrs William Sweet of Neshannock avenue will host the Tourists club this evening bringing together local members for a social gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweet
Neshannock , Avenue
Tourists Club
Snyder McKee wedding quiet and simple
The wedding of Elizabeth Snyder and Charles McKee was quietly solemnized at 9 this morning at the Second United Presbyterian church parsonage. Following the ceremony the couple left for a lake trip and plan to settle in South Sharon where McKee works at Colonial Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Snyder
South Bay Street
Charles McKee
South Sharon
S. C. Gamble
Second United Presbyterian Church
Zella Snyder
Edward McKee
McKee
Colonial Trust Company
Card Party Honoring May Bride At Mrs Winter’s Home
Mrs George Winter hosted a Wednesday afternoon euchre card party at 2 20 oclock on North Beaver street in honor of Mrs Lewis H Pyle the May bride. Five tables were used with Mrs William B Howe and Mrs Pyle winning favors. Assisted by Mrs R B Jameson and Mrs J W Cunningham the hostess served a tasty collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winter
North Beaver Street
Girls’ Club
Lewis H. Pyle
William B. Howe
Pyle
R. B. Jameson
J. W. Cunningham
Social gathering honors Mrs J W McCreary sister tour
A cordial party at the home of Mrs J W McCreary on Court street Wednesday afternoon honored her sister Mrs A E Torners of Conway and attracted the Marcella Sewing circle. Six hand euchre provided amusement with prizes for the winners. Mrs Joseph Smith helped serve lunch. Likely the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McCreary
Court Street
A. EB. Torrens
Conway
Marcella
Joseph Smith
Reverend W M Page and Miss Lucy A Jones Wed Wedding
The marriage of Rev W M Page pastor of Second Baptist and Miss Lucy A Jones of Pittsburg occurred at 7 pm Wednesday in Mt Zion Baptist Pittsburg. They returned home to 65 West North street and will be at home to friends there. Helena auxiliary of First Presbyterian plans a park picnic Friday evening June 24 with each member allowed one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Page
Second Baptist Church
Lucy A. Jones
Pittsburg
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
West North Street
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Luncheon Held at Tea Cup Inn on Garfield Avenue
The Garfield Avenue Kensington held a noon luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn with seating for members and an informal entertainment after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Avenue
Kensington
Tea Cup Inn
Mrs Flinn Hosts Nine at Tea Cup Inn Luncheon
Mrs S A Flinn of East Grant street presided over a small luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn at noon today. Covers were laid for nine guests.
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S. A. Flinn
East Grant Street
Tea Cup Inn
Wilton and Axminster Rugs Sale Highlights Various Sizes
Several rug lots offered at reduced prices include three 9x12 Wilton floral and oriental rugs at 25 dollars each, four 9x12 Persian and medallion center Wiltons, six 30x60 Wilton and Axminster rugs at 1.98, six 9x12 grass matting rugs, and six 86x72 Smyrna all wool rugs in oriental designs with sale prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Smyrna
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Fishing Club
Seavy’s
Mercer Street
Hawkes
Cleveland
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington St
Miss Edwards
Carnation Kensington
Industrial Committee
Epworth
Forbes
J. C. Club
Park
Helenas
Garfield Kensington
Metzler
Dennison
Scaroll
Hunt
Spalding
Evwer’s
China
Japan
Brussels
Nottingham
Irish Point
Marie Antoinett
Net
Madras
Gome
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