Beauty filled luncheon at the country club
Miss Dorothy Morehead hosted a one o clock luncheon at the country club for her visitors Miss Ethel Foster and Miss Frances Hayes of Waco Texas and Emma Willard School girls from across the country among them Miss Lois Leonard Miss Doris Beecher Miss Helen McCook Miss Pauline Smith Miss Elizabeth Harding and Miss Alice Hughes. Pink and white decorations complemented an elaborate menu. Additional covers were set for several guests while music and informal pleasantries filled the afternoon. An informal dinner followed and the party planned to attend the Thursday night dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Dorothy Morehead
East Street
Ethel Foster
L’rances Hayes
Waco
Tex
Emma Willard School
Lois Leonard
Beaver
Doris Beecher
Syracuse
N. Y
Helen McCook
Steubenville
Pauline Smith
Toronto, C
Elizabeth Harding
Franklin, CO
Alice Hughes
Topeka
Kas
Miss Hughes
Sara Newell
Katherine Kirk
Anna Leavy
Alice McCready
Elizabeth Douds
Frances Leavy
Eleanor Anderson
Mary Harris
Reba Hilborn
Y O A Girls Plan Breakfast For Bride Elect Morgan
At the Y O A meeting hosted by Miss Elsie Francis on Uber street plans were made for a park breakfast Friday morning in honor of Miss Nana Morgan a bride elect of June 28. Mrs John Wesner of East Liverpool Ohio attended as special guest and refreshments were served. Miss Anna Fehrenbaugh of Phillips street will host a porch party in one week in honor of Miss Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Francis
Uber Street
Park
Nana Morgan
John Wesner
East Liverpool
Anna Fehrenbaugh
Phillips Street
Morgan
Terrace Avenue Social Hosts J C O Girls
Miss Harriet Beck entertained the J C O girls on Wednesday evening at Terrace Avenue. Social thoughts and refreshments were the main topics. The two week meeting will be at Miss Beulah Schorndorfer's Liberty Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beck
Terrace Avenue
Beulah Schorndorfer
Liberty Street
Reading Club Adds New Titles for Summer Reading
Hot Weather Reading invites patrons to join at 2c a day. New books include Ambition of Mark Truitt by Miller, The Upper Crust by Sherman, Parrot and Co by MacGrath, The Case of Jennie Brice by Rinehart, His Love Story by Van Vorst, Seven Keys to Baldpate by Bigger, The Catfish by Marriott, Andrew Hi Glad by Daviess, John of Jamestown by Voncester, Wallingford in His Prime by Chester and Nicholas. Over 500 other late novels available, enhancing the library's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Truitt
Miller
Sherman, Parrot & CO
MacGrath
Jennie Brice
Rinehart
van Vorst
Bigger
Marriott
Andrew
HI Glad
Daviess
John
Jamestown
Voncester
Wallingford
Chester
Automobile Party to Park Hosts Visitors from Indiana and Ohio
A theatre party was hosted for Miss Ruth Rehbun, Miss Lou Rehbun, and Miss Eddie Thornton by Miss Rebecca Reis. Forty guests traveled by auto to the park, enjoyed theatre and dancing, then refreshments at the hostess home. Friday luncheon by Miss Caroline Roarie will seat fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Lou Rehbun
Cincinnati
Eddie Thornton
Bedford
Ind
Rebecca Reis
East Street
Caroline
Roarie
Wallace Avenue
Keller Blews Wed At Keller Home On Wilmington Road
Miss Maggie I. Keller and Frank Blews were married in the Keller home on the Wilmington road at 6 o clock on Wednesday evening with Rev. J. H. Miller of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. Attendants were Joseph Keller and Celia Kaufman, and guests included George Rodgers, James Wallace, Edward Blews, William Keller, Sara Rodgers, Henry Bay and Carl Rodgers. The ceremony occurred in the parlor under a floral wedding bell, followed by a dinner in the dining room and a serenade from friends later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keller
Wilmington Road
Maggie I. Keller
Frank Blews
J. H. Miller
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Joseph Keller
Celia Kaufman
George Rodgers
James Wallace
Edward Blews
William Keller
Sara Rodgers
Henry Bay
Carl Rodgers
Eastern Star visitors honor Miriam chapter in Masonic temple
Fifty members of the New Castle chapter Order of Eastern Star and many from the Leetonia lodge attended Miriam chapter in Masonic temple. The ritualistic work was showcased and an Ad denda for visitors was added. Luncheon followed with seating for 250 guests and roses and ferns on the tables. Mrs. James Cooper chaired the June entertainment committee, with Mrs. Eliza Bennett as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Order of Eastern Star
Leetonia Lodge
Miriam
Masonic Temple
James Cooper
Eliza Bennett
Miriam Chapter
Youngstown
Park Breakfast With New Castle Electric Staff
An employee of the New Castle Electric Company enjoyed a park breakfast this morning at 5 30 o clock. A appetizing menu was served and several hours were spent on the lake. Special guests included Mrs Earl Ferrer Miss Mary Dinsmore and Miss Nina Clark with others in the party Misses Anna Saunders Mary and Martha Dinsmore Grace Glasgow Messrs W C Smith Chester Smith Earl Ferrer James Gibson and Mr Wick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Electric Company
Earl Ferrer
Mary Dinsmore
Nina Clark
Anna Saunders
Mary
Martha Dinsmore
Grace Glasgow
Messrs
W. C. Smith
Chester Smith
James Gibson
Mr. Wick
Lawn Party Attracts Miss Patti And Miss Breneman
The home of Miss Margaret Patti on Scotland Lane hosted a Wednesday evening lawn party for Mrs. Frank Rudesill's Sunday school class and the A. U. R. club. Miss Ethel Breneman assisted. Games were played, the lawn was beautifully decorated, and refreshments were served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pattison
Scotland Lane
Ethel Brenneman
Frank Rudesill
A. U. R. Club
Look out Kensington holds all day meeting at Mrs Fletcher home
An all day Look out Kensington meeting was held at Mrs. Fletcher's Waldo street home on Wednesday. Special guests included Mrs. Lou Campbell of Woodlawn and Mrs. Edward Fehrenbaugh. A roses decorated event with a delicious dinner followed. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Mrs. Ella McCullough's Cottage street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout
Gathering at Mrs. L. H. Wilson’s Home in New Wilmington
Crawford avenue friends of Mrs. L H Wilson visited her New Wilmington home on Wednesday. They brought well filled baskets and shared a delicious dinner with participants including Mrs. Frank Andrews and family Mrs. James Hinkson and family Mrs. J E Ligo and family Mrs. S H Preston Mrs. Dollie Scott and Mrs. J M Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Avenue
L. H. Wilson
New Wilmington
Frank Andrews
James Hinkson
J. E., Ligo
S. H. Preston
Dollie Scott
J. M. Hanna
Club Hosts Breakfast and Plans Park Supper in Monroe
Mrs David Nelson of Monroe street and Mrs Frank Norris of Franklin avenue were joint hostesses at a Senora club breakfast at Cascade park on Wednesday morning. Next Wednesday afternoon Mrs George Thornton and Mrs Earl Waddington will entertain the club at supper at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nelson
Monroe Street
Frank Norris
Franklin Avenue
Senora Club
Cascade Park
George Thornton
Earl Waddington
the Park
Smith and Mitchell Quiet Wednesday Wedding
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Harriet Smith of the Harbor and Newton William D. Mitchell of Preston Avenue occurred Wednesday at 5 30 PM in the home of Dr J H Clemens pastor of the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Harriet Smith
The
Harbor
Newton William D. Mitchell
Preston Avenue
J. H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
Interdenominational Industrial School Board Meeting Set
A board meeting of the interdenominational industrial school will be held Saturday at 3:00 PM in the school room at Division and South Mill streets. All interested in the work are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Interdenominational Industrial School
Division and
South Mill Streets
Peas and Strawberries Sold at South Jefferson Curb Market
Advertisement notes a curb market on South Jefferson Street offering peas and strawberries every Tuesday and Saturday morning. The notice is dated 26312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Book Reunion Draws 75 Family Members at Muddy Creek Falls
Descendants of George and Isabella Book held their annual reunion at Muddy Creek Falls with about 75 relatives and friends in attendance. Officers elected included President John Dombart and Vice President Mrs. L. H. Reed. Honored guest Jacob Book related frontier experiences with Indians. The oldest member was Mrs. Lyda McCalmont. the youngest was the three month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waddington. The group planned next year’s reunion for Cascade Park in June 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Isabella Book
Muddy Creek Falls
John Dombart
Grant City
L. H. Reed
C. W. Waddington
Cleveland
J. McNee
Charles Waddington
George Book
Lois Brant
Oklahoma
Harry Brant
Harlansburg
Nell Brant
Indiana
R. I. Brant
Walter Waddington
New Brighton
Cascade Park
Butler
Harrisville
Slippery Rock
Social notices from Wallace and Croton avenues
Miss Caroline Rearie hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon on Wallace avenue. The A B C girls picnic at the park at noon. Mrs George Holmes entertains the J D S society on Croton avenue. An informal Country club dance follows a 6:30 dinner. Miss Frances Hamilton entertains the E T C club on Hazelcroft avenue. Miss Agnes Conrad hosts the Queen Esther circle of Croton church. Y P C U of the First United Presbyterian will picnic at the park. Basket club hosts a picnic. Mrs John Bay entertains Van Dette Kensington on Croton avenue. Miss Sara Gallagher hosts the E F G club on John street. Miss Rachel Ott entertains the D W T club on Arlington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Rearie
Wallace Avenue
George Holmes
Croton Avenue
J. D. S. Society
Frances Hamilton
Hazelcroft Avenue
E. T. C. Club
Agnes Conrad
Queen Esther
Croton
Quiet First Baptist wedding unites Myrtle Kennedy and Joseph Jones
Dr. H. J. Whalen presided as Myrtle Lee Kennedy of Pennsylvania Avenue wed Joseph H. Jones of Cedar Street in a calm ceremony at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Logan of Hutchinson. Church friends witnessed the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Myrtle Lee Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph H. Jones
Cedar Street
Charles M. Logan
Hutchinson
J B I T Club Meeting At Franklin Avenue Home
The J B I T club met Tuesday evening at Harry B. Ashton’s home on Franklin Avenue. After a brief business session the evening continued pleasantly with special guests Mr. and Mrs. Rev Williams and daughter Miss Williams. Mrs. Ashton served a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. I. T. Club
Harry B. Ashton
Franklin Avenue
Rev. Williams
Miss Williams
I. L. I. Kesington Club Picnic Planned at Graceland
Fourteen members enjoyed a park picnic Wednesday evening with a delightful menu. In two weeks the club will host another picnic at Mrs. Charles Haus's home near Graceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. I. Kesington
Charles Haus
Graceland
Mrs J D F Newell and daughter return from trip
Mrs J D F Newell and her daughter Sara of North Mercer street have returned from a trip to Boston Massachusetts and Philadelphia following the late arrival in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. F. Newell
Sara
North Mercer Street
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Ladies' Aid honors Mrs Nail at Cascade park lunch
The First M E church Ladies' Aid at Cascade park hosted a lunch for 81 with fern and flower decor. Mrs. Arney Biddle praised treasurer Mrs. Nail for eight years of service as guests and officials praised fellowship and future reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Cascade Park
Arney Biddle
Nail
N. J. Nail
Clemens
Anderson
Botton
Scranton
Marshall
Erie
M. Jennie
Irene Davis Hosts C G G Girls At North Front Street
Miss Irene Davis of 9 North Front street entertained the C G G girls on Wednesday evening. Music and refreshments were the main feature with Misses May Gates and Alma Updegraff aiding. An automobile ride was planned and the club will meet again in two weeks at Miss Gates's home on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Davis
North Front Street
May Gates
Alma Updegraff
Miss Gates
Front Street
Marriage of Miss Irene Kemp to Elmer Shaner
Miss Irene Kemp daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Kemp of McCaslin wed Elmer Shaner in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony. The couple then returned to the Kemp home where a rousing serenade greeted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kemp
William J. Kemp
McCaslin
Elmer Shaner
Kemp
Miss Helen McCracken Hosts Dinner With Friends
Miss Helen McCracken of West Lawn entertained at dinner Miss Anna Greer of Pittsburg and several friends. The two ladies will depart tonight for a visit with friends in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCracken
Westlawn
Anna Greer
Pittsburg
Miss McCracken
Miss Greer
Youngstown
Armstrong Reunion Set at Leesburg Area Home
The annual Armstrong reunion will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Mont Armstrong one mile west of Leesburg station on Thursday June 26. Friends and neighbors are invited to come and spend the day in a social way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Mont Armstrong
Leesburg Station
Dinner at the Country Club Before Friday Dance
Dinner will be served at the country club from 6 to 8 PM Friday evening before the informal dance hosted by the house committee. Attendees are asked to notify the steward in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Miss Nana Morgan to Wed William Jones at Home
Miss Nana Morgan of South Mercer street selects Saturday June 28 for her marriage to William Jones of Woodlawn. The ceremony will be held at the home of her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Morgan
South Mercer Street
William Jones
Woodlawn
N. L. A. Girls Plan Picnic and Meeting
The N L A girls will hold a park picnic this evening and announce a regular meeting in two weeks at the home of Miss Nell Porter on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Porter
Walnut Street
Henderson Family Plans Summer Visit Near Gloucester
Mrs M H Henderson and her family of Lincoln Avenue will depart in July to spend the summer near Gloucester Massachusetts, returning later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
Gloucester
Mass
J. D. S. Society Meets at Holmes Home Friday
The J. D. S. society will meet Friday evening at 7 30 o clock in the home of Mrs George P Holmes on Groton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. S. Society
George P. Holmes
Groton Avenue
Miss Susanna Young Hosts X Y Z Club Friday Afternoon
Miss Susanna Young of West Grant avenue will entertain the X Y Z club on Friday afternoon. The event gathers local club members for social engagement and hospitality at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Young
West Grant Avenue
X. Y. Z. Club
A B D Girls to Picnic at the Park
The A B D girls from First Presbyterian church will hold a picnic at the park at noon Friday.
Change in Miss Kensington Ladies' Missionary Society
The Kensington of the Ladies Missionary Society of the Highland U P church scheduled for this afternoon at Mrs J Howard Frew Moody avenue has been postponed due to the death of Walter Linebrink a church member. The Daughters of Rebekah will visit Ellwood lodge tomorrow June 20. Local guests depart Harmony station at 7 20 car. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
The
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Highland U. P
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
Walter Linebrink
Rebekah
Ellwood Lodge
Harmony Station
Croton Church Circle Meeting Set for Friday
Queen Esther Circle of Croton Methodist announces a Friday evening gathering at Miss Agnes Conrad's residence 508 Haus Avenue, moving from Mrs Of futt’s home to the new host location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Croton Methodist Church
Offutt
Agnes Conrad
Haus Avenue
Royal Arcanum Picnic at Cascade Park
Penn Council Royal Arcanum schedules its annual picnic supper at Cascade Park on Monday evening June 23 at 6 30 p m All members families and friends are urged to attend and bring a well filled basket social time planned Committee will furnish coffee cream and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Council
Royal Arcanum
Cascade Park
Boston experiment makes paper from Hawaiian pineapple leaf fiber
An experimental paper suitable for insulation uses Boston-made process that converts Hawaiian pineapple leaves into fiber for paper. The project explores new materials for insulation applications and processes in a research setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg Visitor Miss Jessie Macke Still Listed
A furl of social notices lists Miss Jessie Macke of East Grant avenue as a Pittsburg visitor on Thursday. Other neighbors report visits and returns including John C. Shaughnessy back in Canton after two weeks here and Miss Glenda House returning from Oil City to Delaware avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Macke
East Grant Avenue
Pittsburg
John C. Shaughnessy
Canton
Glenda House
Delaware Avenue
Genevieve Reilly
Oil City
John Wesner
East Liverpool
David Anthony
Sutton Street
Bible Class Notices for June Meetings
The Lee Avenue Bible class will meet at Mrs. Agnes Otto 1025 West Washington Friday June 20. Topic Intemperance in Various Forms Amos 6 led by W T Burns. The Frank Geiger Bible class meets Thursday at 8 PM in Mrs. Book’s Cumberland Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Avenue
Agnes Otto
West Washington Street
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Reading Club
Long
Davis
Daughter OF
Brahma
Wylie
Thomas Barton
Nicholas
Metzler
Wight
Lookout Kensington
Wilmington
Industrial School
Knights of Pythias
Woodland Beach
St-tu-th-sat
Mather Bros.co
Picard
China
Picard Studios
Mather Bres
Ter
Ella Willard
Troy
Topeka, Kas
Miss Newell
Mrs. N. J. Nail
J. D. S. Socety
A. B.D
First Presbyterian Church
Royal Arcanum Picnic
Persona
Lyda McCalmont
BE. J. Edmund
C. KE. Clapier
Stewart Foltz
University of Pennsylvania
Samuel Foltz
Adeline
Highland Avenue
Greensburg
Frank R. Moore
Dorothy Jane
Josephine Martin
Court Street
William M. Nunn
Detroit
Mich
Lake Points
Greenville
McMannus- McCreary
William McIntosh
Martins Ferry
Emma Carlisle
Oak Street
Harriet Reis
Worcester
Gustav Lash
Milwaukee, Wis
Howard Magill
East Washington St
Gluck Jewelry CO
E. Wash, St
J. N. Eower
Chicago
Lawrence County
Nottingham
Eige
Golconda
Diamonds
Tiffany
Belcher
New Castles
Buwer’s
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