Attending Wedding in Youngstown
Mr and Mrs J V Stewart and family from North Street join relatives Mrs L V Jenkins and daughter Elizabeth and Campbell Carvey with Miss Margaret Hewitt of Pittsburgh in Youngstown for the wedding of Donald Stewart and Helen Holland at St John s Episcopal Church at 1 50 pm The couple will reside in Youngstown where Mr Stewart is employed after their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Stewart
Eleanor
William
North Street
L. V. Jenkins
Elizabeth
Campbell Carvey
Margaret Hewitt
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Donald Stewart
Helen Holland
St. John's Episcopal Church
Stewart
Pretty Dinner for Graduating Class
Mrs George E Treadwell of Wallace avenue hosted a Friday dinner for the First Methodist Sunday school graduates. Summer flowers decorated the rooms and the Misses Geraldine Bauman Cleo Brown Olive Clemens Helen Flaugher Eva Hamilton Marian Marsden Marie McNally Mary Moseley Elizabeth Martin Jean Rummel Ruth Ella Smith Corrine Streib Esther Quest and Alfreda Young were named guests. An impromptu program of piano and victrola numbers followed, with Mrs James T Ray assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
Methodist
Geraldine Bauman
Cleo Brown
Olive Clemens
Helen Flaugher
Eva Hamilton
Marian Marsden
Marie McNally
Mary Moseley
Elizabeth Martin
Jean Rummel
Ruth Ella Smith
Corrine Streib
Esther Quest
Alfreda Young
Treadwell
James T. Ray
Mrs Boyles Honored Before Leaving for Colorado
In honor of Mrs P Boyles who leaves Monday for Colorado, Mrs Harry Baldwin hosted a tea Thursday. Blue and white decorations and refreshments greeted guests. Mrs Boyles received a handsome traveling bag. Guests included Mrs Joseph Baldwin Mrs Edna Ackworth Mrs Fred Baldwin Mrs Wm Mececlain Mrs Harry Cook Mrs Max Wiles Mrs Thomas Kennedy Mrs Lida Hanna Mrs Alex MecConah Miss Edith MecConahy Miss Dora Aiken and Miss Frances McClaren of Beaver with Mrs Harry Cook of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Boyles
Colorado
Harry Baldwin
Boyles
Joseph Baldwin
Edna Ackworth
Fred Baldwin
Wm. Mece- Clain
Harry Cook
Max Wiles
Thomas Kennedy
Lida Hanna
Alex. MecCo
Freight Department Employees Serenade Newlyweds at Cumberland Avenue
An industrial group from the Pennsylvania Railroad marched in a body to the home of Mr and Mrs T Broadbent on Cumberland Avenue to serenade the recent bride and groom Friday evening. Red lamp illumination guided the march to the veranda where an informal reception was held with W P Sankey as master of ceremonies. The attendees were treated before dispersing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Birthday gathering for Mrs Thomas McGrath at home
Friends and relatives gathered Friday at Mrs Thomas McGrath’s home on Neshannock Avenue to celebrate her sixty fifth birthday. A noon dinner for twenty was served with out of town guests including Mrs T M Stott and son Thomas of Portland Oregon Mrs George Brenner and son Donald Miss Clara Midding and Mrs Harry Biglow of Youngstown. A niece gave a cake with sixty five candles and pink and white colors were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGrath
Neshannock Avenue
T. M. Stott
Thomas
Portland
Ore
George Brenner
Donald
Clara Midding
Harry Biglow
Youngstown
U S Club Holds Picnic for Second Wedding Anniversary
Members of the U. S. club enjoyed a park picnic Friday evening marking Mrs. Schuyler Piiler’s second wedding anniversary. A delicious supper was served and the group spent the remaining hours informally. Next Friday morning the club will breakfast at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Two Affairs in McClurg Home
The home of Mrs. W. F. McClurg hosted two Friday gatherings on Fourth Street. The Mahoning Book club met in the afternoon for book exchanges and visiting, with refreshments prepared by her sisters Miss Kila Hamilton and Mrs. Frank Hamilton. The Girls' Kensington event followed in the evening, featuring needlework and refreshments, with guests Miss Leona Grassell and Mrs. Robert Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McClurg
Fourth Street
Mahoning Book Club
Kensington
Kila Hamilton
Frank Hamilton
Leona Grassell
Wilkinsburg
Robert Barnes
Harry Elder
Helen Maxwell
Miss Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Myers family seventh annual reunion at Cascade park
The seventh Myers family reunion was held at Cascade park on Thursday with about 80 attendees from Butler county and cities including Youngstown Franklin Iowa and Princeton. Officers were elected after a bounteous grove dinner: Will Myers president Ellsworth Myers vice president Orie Myers treasurer Katheryn Thompson secretary. Speakers included Rev Harry Myers Abe Shaner and Mr Fleming. They plan to meet again on the third Thursday in June 1917 at Cascade park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Cascade Park
Butler County
Youngstown
Franklin
Iowa
Princeton
Grove
Will Myers
Prospect
Ellsworth Myers
Orie Myers
Portersville
Katheryn Thompson
Butler
Harry Myers
Abe Shaner
Mr. Fleming
Kensington Club Officers Host Surprise Reception
The O. D. Kensington met in Or angeman hall Friday afternoon with full attendance for a reception honoring president Mrs. Amanda Johnson. She received a gold past officers jewel a brass umbrella stand and a cut glass vase of American Beauty roses. A 5 o’clock dinner featured orange lilies and peonies. Favors went to Miss Vera Rigby Mrs. Lily Ward and Miss Ethel Crossman with aides Miss Mary Pews Mrs. Margaret Dout and Mrs. Laura Rigby. The Kensington will reconvene in two weeks at the same place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Kensington
Orangeman Hall
Amanda Johnson
Vera Rigby
Lily Ward
Ethel Crossman
Mary Pews
Margaret Dout
Laura Rigby
Kensington
Birthday party honors Mrs. Shaffer at Terrace Avenue home
Friends gathered Friday at noon to celebrate the 58th birthday of Mrs. J. W. Shaffer at her Terrace Avenue home. A del1icious dinner was served under Miss May Wagner’s direction. attendees included her children and their families, plus Abe Roy Margaret and Edward at home, who presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shaffer
Terrace Avenue
May Wagner
Charles Long
Charles Shaffer
James Shaffer
Elmer Shaffer
Abe
Roy
Margaret
Edward
Elizabeth Dennis Hosts Informal Tea for Bride Elizabeth Morgan
Miss Elizabeth Dennis entertained at an informal tea for Miss Elizabeth Morgan this Friday afternoon from 2 to 4. Fourteen guests attended including the Y O A club and Miss Margaret Gagenbach of Greenville. Also present were Miss Sadie Powell and Mrs. Carl Kahrer. pink and white colors and orange blossoms adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
Elizabeth Dennis
Y. O. A. Club
Margaret Gagenbach
Greenville
Sadie Powell
Carl Kahrer
Mrs Chester Morrow Hosts Bible Class Tea
Mrs Morrow of Boyles avenue and her daughter Mrs John White entertained Mrs W W Sniff's Bible class of the First Christian church. Sixteen members attended on Friday afternoon with needlework as the activity. Aides serving refreshments were Mrs Dewberry and Miss Elizabeth White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Morrow
Boyles Avenue
John White
W. W. Sniff
First Christian Church
Dewberry
Elizabeth White
Picnic closes Current Events circle for season
The 1906 Current Events circle held a Friday park meeting then adjourned until September. A festive board featured roses and 32 place settings with a delicious menu organized by the committee. Attendees included Mrs. Howard Robinson Mrs. W. J. Whitling and Mrs. Charles Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
W. J. Whitling
Charles Book
F F F Club Plans Picnic At Cascade Park
The F F F club met with Mr and Mrs Ray Milton Friday evening for informal gathering. Pink roses adorned the decorations and lunch was served with help from Mrs Milton's sister Miss Helen Hanna. The next meeting is set for June 28 with a picnic at Cascade Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Milton
Milton
Helen Hanna
Cascade Park
Mrs Thomas Hosts Double Six Kensington Gathering
Mrs. John Thomas of Madison Avenue entertained the Double Six Kensington Friday with Mrs. Harry Bowers of Ashtabula as a special guest. Music and fancy work preceded refreshments and plans were made to spend July 6 at Mrs. Bowers home, returning the next day. Ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Madison Avenue
Kensington
Harry Bowers
Ashtabula
Bowers
Grove couple returns from Chicago trip with friends
Mr and Mrs W H Grove of Edison avenue returned from Chicago where they visited Mr and Mrs George W Clutton formerly of this city. They traveled by automobile and were accompanied by Mr and Mrs J J Dean who attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Grove
Edison Avenue
Chicago
George W. Clutton
J. J. Dean
Dinner Honors Guests with Roses and Peonies
Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds hosted a Friday dinner on Mercer road with guests including Mr and Mrs Philip Wagner Mr and Mrs T B Wagner Mr and Mrs James A Chambers Mrs Kate Patton and her son Edward Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Mercer Road
Philip Wagner
T. B. Wagner
James A. Chambers
Kate Patton
Edward Patton
Mrs MacWilliams Host Private Shower for Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs John MacWilliams received a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs Leyshon on Reynolds street. Twenty five guests attended and presented many beautiful gifts to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacWilliams
John Leyshon
Reynolds Street
Miss May Davis Hosts L. O. R. Girls Evening
Miss May Davis of Sutton Street entertained the L. O. R. girls Friday evening with sewing and music. Refreshments were served and her mother and sisters assisted. Next week Miss Mabel Barber will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Davis
Sutton Street
Mabel Barber
Ladies Honor Mrs Mc Goun and Mrs Furst With Afternoon Party
Mrs Jessie Mc Goun of Mercer and Mrs J K Furst of Winter Avenue hosted an informal Fancy Work club gathering this afternoon. Guests enjoyed dainty refreshments in a cordial, light mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McGoun
Mercer
J. K. Furst
Winter Avenue
Local clubs host luncheons at private homes
The Book club will have luncheon in the home of Mrs. W. W. Eichbaum. Miss Mary Powell of Jefferson street entertains the 1915 club. Miss Florence McCandless entertains the L. I. G. N. club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
W. W. Eichbaum
Mary Powell
Jefferson Street
Florence McCandless
Anniversary of Mr and Mrs A Frank Celebrated
Mr and Mrs A Frank of Electric street mark the 25th wedding anniversary with a family observance at their home. Many friends and relatives are expected to join in the celebration on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Frank
Electric Street
Frank
Epworth Women’s Bible Class Feted At Oak Street Home
Members of the Epworth Women's Bible class were entertained Friday in the home of Mrs. James McKissick of Oak street. Assisting her were Mrs. Stella Black, Miss Roberts and Miss Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Women’s Bible Class
James McKissick
Oak Street
Stella Black
Miss Roberts
Miss Michael
Mrs Shoatf and daughter visit in Youngstown
Mrs William Shoatf and her daughter Mary Ellen of Youngstown are weekend guests of Mrs Fred Shoat on Sycamore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shoatf
Mary Ellen
Youngstown
Fred Shoat
Sycamore Street
Harts mark 40th wedding anniversary at intimate gathering
Mr and Mrs John C Hart of North Mercer street celebrated forty years of marriage by hosting a small group of close friends and relatives on Thursday evening, marking a quiet family milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hart
North Mercer Street
King's Daughters Offer Basket Picnic at Cascade Park
The King's Daughters of the First Methodist Episcopal church host a basket picnic at noon Wednesday in Cascade park for members of their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters of
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
Dr and Mrs Womer Return From Detroit Medical Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Womer and their children of South Mill Street returned home today from an automobile trip to Detroit Michigan where Dr. Womer attended the convention of the American Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Womer
South Mill Street
Detroit
Mich
Womer
American Medical Society
Mrs Charles Martin and Miss Lillian Daugherty Host Circle
Mrs Charles Martin and Miss Lillian Daugherty of Clayton Street will entertain a circle of friends on Monday at an informal gathering full of conversation refreshments and welcome hospitality for neighbors and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Lillian Daugherty
Clayton Street
Mrs Mears Plans Luncheon at W W Co A Next Thursday
Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock Avenue will give a luncheon at the W W Co A next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
W. Ww. Co. A
Willing Workers Bible Class Meets at Williams Home
The Croton Avenue M. E. church class met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. George Williams home with 25 attendees. After business, games and music entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Naomi Williams. next host will be Mrs. Lyle Emery. The G A R ladies plan a 7 pm meeting Sunday at their hall to join the Union Veteran Legion for services at Central Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue M. E. Church
George Williams
Williams
Misa Naomi Williams
Lyle Emery
The
Union Veteran Legion
Central Presbyterian Church
Cinderella’s bouffant dream aided by Wichtex fabric
The article describes Cinderella finding the bouffant silhouette through Wichtex interlinings and fabric used for flaring skirts and fashionable ensembles. It highlights separate skirts, sport coats, and the vogue of sweaters, with fashion notes on corsets belts and pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Crane
Cinderella
Paris
Wichtex
Bird Walk Time Shift In Local Schedule
Readers are notified that the community nature walk moves from Friday to Thursday evening next week. The change affects participants planning to attend and any scheduled talks or activities tied to the walk.
Rae Muirhead Business Girls Club Entertainment
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls Club invites girls from two five and ten cent stores and the telephone girls who missed last week to join next Tuesday evening. A program runs 7 to 8 in the auditorium with the game room and bowling alley open. At 8 o’clock moving pictures will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Muirhead
Personal Mentions From City Society Notices
A long list of local residents and visitors. Individuals travel visit return or attend events in cities such as Detroit Pittsburg Akron Cleveland Saginaw and Boston with relatives friends and family noted.
Northside Gleaners Meet at Moody Avenue
The Northside Gleaners of the Second U P church will meet with Mrs Frank Clinefelter of Moody avenue on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second U. P. Church
Frank Clinefelter
Moody Avenue
Women’s Missionary Society Meets at First Presbyterian
The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the church parlors Friday at 2 30. Mrs Ira Leslie of the Second church reported on the biennial assembly in Philadelphia. Mrs James Stewart, president of Hershey chapter, spoke on the Westminster Guild of the biennial assembly. Mrs S M F Nesbitt, secretary of young women’s work of the Shenango presbyterial, discussed her area of work. A vote of thanks closed the program, followed by refreshments served by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Ira Leslie
Second Church
Women's Board
Philadelphia
James Stewart
Hershey
Westminster Guild
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Shenango
Y W C A Notes and Nature Study Walk
The Nature Study club of the association directed by Mrs. Margaret Speer Gibson enjoyed a country walk last evening with 11 in the party. The class is listing flower varieties and 11 specimens were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Club
Association
Margaret Speer Gibson
Family to Attend Graduation at New England Conservatory
The text notes someone will attend the graduation exercises of the New England Conservatory of Music. His brother Justin Williams is in the graduating class. Mrs M Armstrong and children of Bartram avenue will leave Monday for Cleveland to visit relatives. They will be accompanied by Mrs R N Foltz of Baltimore who will spend a few days here en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kroesen
Tempalena Avenue
Carl Sumner
Franklin Avenue
Long Avenue
Margaret Gagenbach
Greenville
Elizabeth Dennis
Thomas Edney
Warren, C
Elmer R. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Wooster University
H. G. Dean
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Lynch
Atlantic Avenue
Pittsburg
Mildred Hadley
Esther Grim
Oil City
Frances Maxwell
Winter Avenue
J. Wm. Frank
Electric Street
University of Pittsburg
Edward C. Stoner
Akron
William B. Veach
Highland Avenue
George &. Long
East Falls Street
Cleveland
Tom Williams
Bleakley Avenue
Boston
Mass
New England Conservatory of Music
Justin Williams
M. Armstrong
Bartram Avenue
R. N. Foltz
Baltimore
Campaign Against Scattering Refuse in City Streets
The city will take action against individuals responsible for street refuse from unpacked goods and employees who remove papers from offices to street baskets. Excess paper in waste receptacles has caused scattering and litter along Mill and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Washington Streets
Railway Strike Situation Unchanged
A. B. Garretson president of the Order of Railway Conductors said the heads of the Big Four railway brotherhoods will not submit their eight hour day and overtime demands to arbitration under the Newlands act. He will stand by his oral reply as the conference ends in deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
A. B. Garretson
Order of
Garretson
Better Than Twenty Letters From Home
If you contemplate taking a vacation or are away from the city for a week or longer, arrange to have The News mailed daily. A month by mail to any U S or Canada costs 25 cents, shorter periods 10 cents per week postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
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Eastman
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
E. Washington St
Mcclurg Home
Jos. Ritter, Sjr
Metsler’s
O O. D. Kensington
Northside Gleaners
Missionary Meeting
Brown
Hamilton GO
Sam.h.m.sgoun
New Castle, Pa
Safe Deposit & Trust Company OF
Lawrence County
Mercer Street
Deal
Rector’s
Shanley’s
New York City
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