Thompson Bell Wedding Planned for Thursday
Miss Blanche Thompson and Vaughn Bell plan a Thursday wedding at 1 PM in the Thompson home on South Walnut street. The small ceremony will be conducted by Rev. C J Thompson of Pittsburg with Elliott Thompson as pianist. About 30 relatives and intimate friends will attend and a luncheon will follow. The couple will honeymoon at a lake and eastern points before residing at the Thompson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Thompson
Vaughn Bell
8. Y. Bell
Garfield Avenue
J .B. Thompson
South Walnut Street
C. J. Thompson
Pittsburg
Elliott Thompson
Lake
Eastern Points
Thompson
Afternoon Wedding at Rev Randles Home
Miss Lela May Book and James Virgil Calvin were quietly married Monday at 4 pm at the Second United Presbyterian church parsonage. The bride wore white voile and roses, with her sister Hazel Book as bridesmaid, Leal Calvin as best man. They plan a Washington DC and Atlantic City honeymoon and will reside at 10744 Milton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
Lela May Book
James Virgil Calvin
Hazel Book
Washington,d. C
Atlantic City
Milton Street
James A. Book
Princeton
J. W. Calvin
Croton Avenue
Spaydes Host 21st Birthday Party for Elizabeth
Mr and Mrs Jack Spayde of South Mill street entertained a group of young people on Monday evening for Elizabeths 21st birthday. The event featured games music refreshments and a cake with candles. Attendees included Miss Bertha Sturdevant Miss Ethel Robinson Miss Anna Taylor Miss Elizabeth Taylor Miss Addie Crevensten Miss Mary Crevensten Miss Mary Spayde Messrs Paul Flynn Ralph Thomas Andrew Hagerty Clarence Lovick Lee Smith Hubert H Shields Sherrick Spayde Clarence Crevensten and numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Jack Spayde
South Mill Street
Bertha Sturdevant
Ethel Robinson
Anna Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Addie Crevensten
Mary Crevensten
Mary Spayde
Elizabeth, Spayde
Messrs
Paul Flynn
Ralph Thomas
Andrew Hagerty
Clarence Lovick
Lee Smith
Hubert H. Shields
H. O. Sturdevant
Sherrick Spayde
Clarence Crevensten
Co. W. Hagerty
Clara Gibson
Daly
J. F. Edgar
Cooper
Surprise 68th Birthday Dinner at John R. Griffith Home
A Monday evening event at the John R. Griffith home honored his 68th birthday with a family portrait and a dinner prepared by Mrs. Griffiths. Guests included Lillie B. Davis of Philadelphia and the Griffiths family from Warren Ohio Ambridge and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Griffith
Griffiths
Lillie B. Davis
Philadelphia
Geo. D. Monroe
John
Warren, O
J. Presley Welch
Ambridge
Roy R. Griffith
J. Ford Griffith
City
Tennis Club Social Hour At Florence Avenue
The Florence Avenue tennis club was entertained at Miss Genevieve McCreary's home Monday evening. A business session was followed by refreshments. Attendees included Misses Jessie Nelson Helen Simisin Marie Mershimer Margaret Steel and Messrs Ray McConnell Renwick Gilbert Norman Rearke Mr. Harris Mr. Nelson and Mr. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Avenue
Genevieve McCreary
Jessie Nelson
Helen Simisin
Marie Mershimer
Margaret Steel
Messrs
Ray McConnell
Renwick Gilbert
Norman Rearke
Harris
Nelson
Davis
Gibson Family Reunion At A J Hanna Home
Annual Gibson family reunion scheduled at the home of A J Hanna on Cascade Street in Wedn ese June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
A. J. Hanna
Cascade Street
Wednesa
Parties Today Honor Visitors
Misses Sara Hormall and Evelyn Moffitt of Brownsville were honored at a Cascade park breakfast hosted by Mrs. Wallace H. Pitzer and Mrs. Howard M. Quest. Fourteen guests attended the 8 o'clock event and left after a tasty menu. At 1 pm Mrs. Kenneth Wood and Mrs. Russell Mitchell hosted a luncheon at the YWCA with red and white peonies on the table and six place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hormall
Evelyn Moffitt
Brownsville
Cascade Park
Wallace H. Pitzer
Howard M. Quest
Kenneth Wood
Highland Avenue
Russell Mitchell
Williamsport
Y. W
Local Club Notices Highlight Gatherings and Marriage
Various social groups meet for picnics luncheons and noon dinners across town including Kensingtons circles Book club Y M C A groups and church circles. A marriage takes place at St Marys church between Miss Julia Sullivan and John T Carlin of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Brown
S. O. B. Kensington
John M. Butz
Kings Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Samuel Johnston, Jr
J. C. O. Club
Bert Reed
Reynolds Street
W. A. Hawley
Moody Avenue
Priscilla Kensington
Park
Walton-Armstrong
John Armstrong
Slippery Rock
M. E. W. Club
Margaret Taylor
Walter Donnelly
Robert Corrigan
H. M. Carpenter
Highland Avenue
William Strimater
Hamilton Street
Coventum
Ralph Shallenberger
Kensington
Rita
Margaret Jackson
Borough Line Street
Grace Spencer to Wed Ira Stoffer in Canton Ohio
A wedding shower hosted for Grace Spencer of West North street honors her forthcoming marriage to Ira Stoffer on the 23rd. Friends presented a linen set and gifts at her home. The couple will wed at Rev Lanning’s home and depart for Canton Ohio for their future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spencer
West North Street
Ira Stoffer
Mrs. Crumb Spencer
Donnelly Spencer
Sadie Cox
Esther McMurry
Mary Duncan
Margaret
Stella
Nellie Teets
Charlotte Hamilton
Hilda Andrews
Lillian Hetrick
Jennie Jones
Helen Duncan
Mary Johnson
Emma Johnson
Elizabeth Young
Grace Miller
Bess Spencer
Vera MelIace
Ethel Annabell
Anna Jones
Gertrude Dyson
Miss Rogers
Hazel
Marguerite Crumb
Edna Garver
Irene Garver
Rev. Lanning
Canton
E. E. Club Girls Entertained At Pittsburg Road Home
Saturday afternoon entertainment for the E. E. club girls took place at Mrs. Harry Newman’s Pittsburg road home. Special guests included Mrs. Chas. Rose of New Castle and her daughter Dorothy. Needlework and refreshments marked the event. Attendees included Ora Zehner Helen Zehner Dora Aikan Marie Rose Margaret Book and several Mrs. Frank Black and Mrs. A. D. Schell. The club plans a two week follow up at the home of the Misses Helen and Ora Zehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Club
Harry Newman
Pittsburg Road
Chas. Rose
New Castle
Dorothy
Ora
Helen Zehner
Dora Aikan
Marie Rose
Margaret Book
Frank Black
A. D. Schell
Helen
Ora Zehner
Mrs Russell Mitcheltree to Depart after Visit with Wood Family
Mrs Russell Mitcheltree and her son from Williamsport will leave Wallace Avenue on Wednesday after spending a month with her parents Mr and Mrs James S Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mitcheltree
Williamsport
James S. Wood
Wallace Avenue
Patter son Family Reunion Set for Cascade Park
The annual Patter son reunion will be held at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 28 inviting all friends and relatives to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Cascade Park
Miss Margaret Jackson Hosts Rita Club Change
Miss Margaret Jackson of Borough Line street will entertain the Rita club on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jackson
Borough Line Street
Rita
Mrs. Shallenberger Hosts 1915 Kensington Wednesday
Mrs Ralph Shallenberger will entertain the 1915 Kensington on Wednesday instead of Thursday. The change shifts the social calendar for Kensington attendees and highlights a midweek gathering in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Ralph Shallenberger
Margaret Houston Hosts Sonoma Club Evening
Miss Margaret Houston will entertain the Sonoma club at her home beside the Croton car line end on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Houston
Sonoma Club
Croton
Visitors inspect Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Mass
A delegation of women toured the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts and observed the cleanliness and purity in Lynna E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other medicines. The visit required an hour to tour the large facility and highlighted numerous correspondence from women praising the Compound, with letters published only with consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lynna E. Pinkham
Trinity Choir Banquet Honors Rev Reddish with 65 Attendees
Trinity church choir members and friends totaling about 65 enjoyed a three course dinner Monday evening. The event was served by Women's Guild members including Mrs. Jared Hoyt and others. Rev. Bruce Reddish was the guest of honor with out of town guests Mr Dittman and Fred Bluett of Youngstown and Ralph Bell of Sharpsville. The evening concluded with formal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Choir
Trinity Church Choir
Women’s Guild
Jared Hoyt
J. S. Farr
Harriet Hamilton
Sowersby
Fred House
Farrell
Howard Robinson
Hitchcock
Ella
Sarah Whaley
Bruce Reddish
Mr. Dittman
Fred Bluett
Youngstown
Ralph Bell
Sharpsville
Monroe hostess hosts E. G. E. club gathering
Miss Alice Lowers of Monroe street entertained the E. G. E. club Monday evening with cousin Miss Marian Muse and Miss Helen Kaufman of Ellwood City as guests. Sewing was a diversion with a grab bag prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. B. W. Lowers and Miss Edna Lowers. Plans were made for a July 4 country picnic and two weeks hence Miss Mabel Fox of Blunston avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
Marian Muse
Helen Kaufman
Ellwood City
8. W. Lowers
Edna Lowers
Mabel Fox
Blunston Avenue
Mrs Florence McCandless Hosts L I G N Club
At her home on County Line street Miss Florence McCandless entertained the L I G N club Monday evening with needlework and music. Special guest Mrs Earl Douglas attended. Roses furnished decoration and refreshments were served. In two weeks the club will meet with Miss Marietta McCormick of Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Line Street
Florence McCandless
L. I. G. N. Club
Earl Douglas
Marietta McCormick
Walnut Street
Luncheon Held For Miss Whalen And Miss Knox Guests
Miss Frances Whalen, bound for Grensburg, and Miss Esther Knox, bound for Pittsburg, were honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Mary Josephs of Winter avenue at the Tea Cup Inn. Guests included Misses Grace Arrow, Nora Martin, and Mary Owens. An automobile ride to Hillsville followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Whalen
Grensburg
Esther Knox
Pittsburg
Mary Josephs
Winter Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Grace Arrow
Nora Martin
Mary Owens
Hillsville
Mrs Bryson to Travel for Health Aide in Michigan
Mrs J W Bryson of Sheridan avenue plans a trip to Battle Creek Michigan for several weeks of health treatment. She will be accompanied by her daughter Miss Beatrice Chambers of Braddock hospital and will be joined later by another daughter Miss Hester Bryson who is training at a Steubenville hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Battle Creek, Mich
Beatrice Chambers
Braddock Hospital
Hester Bryson
Steubenville Hospital
Brown Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs T P Brown of Har lansburg entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Richard Kissinger and son Francis of Grant Street Mr and Mrs W D Brown and sons Edward and Earl of Cascade Street and Truman Brown of South Mill Street The party traveled by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Brown
Harlansburg
Richard Kissinger
Francis
Grant Street
W. D. Brown
Edward and Earl
Cascade Street
Truman Brown
South Mill Street
Book Club Hostess Plans Future Gathering
Mrs W W Eichbaum of North Jefferson street hosted a Monday luncheon for the Book club. An afternoon of cards followed and in three weeks Mrs T J McCleary will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Eichbaum
North
Jefferson Street
T. J. McCleary
Mrs McCullough Journeys to Philadelphia to See Son Graduating
Mrs. W. O. McCullough of Crawford Avenue travels to Philadelphia to attend her son Wilbur McCullough’s graduation from the University of Pennsylvania on Wednesday. They plan to return home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McCullough
Crawford Avenue
Philadelphia
Wilbur McCullough
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Mina Rubel Visits Relatives in Butte Montana
Miss Mina Rubel of Smithfield street visits relatives in Butte Montana and plans a Denver trip before returning home escorted by her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Rubel
Smithfield Street
Butte
Montana
Denver
Col
Walnut Street Gathering Honors Diverse Guests
Mrs Amanda Cameron hosted a Sunday gathering at Walnut Street with guests including Mr and Mrs L Matheny and family from Ellwood City Mrs A R Grove and family from Chautauqua James Sharp and family from Sharpsville and Blaine Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Cameron
Walnut Street
L. Matheny
Ellwood City
A. R. Grove
Chautauqua
James Sharp
Sharpsville
Blaine Norris
Esther Watson Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Friends report Miss Esther Watson who had an appendicitis operation in a Pittsburg hospital last week is improving and believed to be on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Watson
Pittsburg
Dr. Wallace Returns Home After Visit in City
Dr. C. H. Wallace of New Sharon Iowa left Monday evening for home after a two weeks visit with his sisters Mrs. Eva Baker of Bridge Street and Mrs. J. D. McCord of Hillsville. He formerly resided in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wallace
New Sharon
Eva Baker
Bridge Street
J. D. McCord
Hillsville
Meeting Change for S. O. B. Kensington Group
The Wednesday gathering of the S. O. B. Kensington club will feature Mrs. J. S. Brown in place of Mrs. Jamison for the oration and discussion session.
Bible Classes Schedule Meeting at Local Homes
The Fear Not Bible class gathers this evening at 7:45 at 714 Brooklyn Avenue hosted by Mrs Latimer. The United Workers Bible Study meets Tuesday evening at Mrs Margaret Vandergrift's home on Croton Avenue led by Mrs M Speer Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear Not
Latimer
Brooklyn Avenue
United Workers
Margaret Vandergrift
Croton Avenue
M. Speer Gibson
Evening Party in Seventh Ward Delights Local Guests
An informal Monday gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles Martin and Miss Lilian Daugherty on Clayton street honored Miss Leona Grassell of Wilkinsburg and Miss Helen Maxwell, a Sewickley teacher. About 20 attended with music, roses, and refreshments. Mrs. Merle Adams aided with treats. Tonight the hosts host dinner at the Arlington hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Lilian Daugherty
Clayton Street
Leona Grassell
Wilkinsburg
Helen Maxwell
Sewickley
Merle Adams
Martin
Miss Daugherty
Arlington Hotel
Epworth League Party For Misses Wylie Hosts Officers
Monday evening gathering at Epworth Methodist Church hosted by Misses Ethel and Hester Wylie of Morton street. Eighteen guests including former and current Epworth League officers enjoyed games and informal entertainment with refreshments assisted by Mrs Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Hester Wylie
Morton Street
Epworth League
Epworth Methodist Church
Grace
Herveys Return From Midwest Visit After Democratic Convention
J P Hervey of Boyles avenue returns from visiting relatives in St Louis and Chicago and attends the Democratic convention. Mrs Hervey, who visited Mt Jackson, has also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hervey
Boyles Avenue
St. Louis
Chicago
Mrs. Hervey
Mt. Jackson
Helena Auxiliary Plans Park Picnic Friday Evening
The Helena Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a park picnic Friday at 6:30 PM. Members are to bring their own dishes to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Highland Book Club Meeting Postponed to June 29
The Highland Book club meeting with Mrs. C. A. Reed of Lincoln avenue, previously set for Thursday, has been postponed until June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Book Club
C. A. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
Mrs Kennedy Hosts Martha Washington Kensington Breakfast
Mrs. Mary Kennedy will entertain the Martha Washington Kensington at a breakfast in the park on Wednesday morning replacing the previously planned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy
Martha Washington Kensington
Salvation Army Hosts Rev Armstrong Tonight
Salvation Army headquarters at 102 South Jefferson Street hosts Rev. Armstrong of Wesleyan Methodist Church tomorrow evening. On June 24 Mr and Mrs Miller and their two children of Altoona arrive to assist Captain Wisher and will live on East Street. Northside Gleaners of Second United Presbyterian were entertained by Mrs Frank Clinefelter with refreshments. Miss Olive Garroway of Butler was a guest. In two weeks Mrs P B Wagner of Rhodes Place will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Salvation Army
South Jefferson Street
Mrs. Miller
Altoona
Captain Wisher
East Street
Second United Presbyterian Church
Frank Clinefelter
R. W. Garroway
Olive Garroway
Butler
P. B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Insurance Union to Elect Officers This Week
American Insurance Union holds officer election with Brother Meller of Pittsburg to attend. All members requested to attend Wednesday evening at K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Insurance Union
Meller
Pittsburg
P. Hall
First Christian Church Postpones Midweek Prayer Meeting
The regular midweek prayer meeting is moved from Wednesday night to Thursday night this week due to the annual Bible school picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
First Baptist Section Seven Meets at Mrs Edmunds Home
Section seven of the First Baptist church will meet with Mrs. E J Edmunds of Milton street on Thursday afternoon. The Twenty Century club will meet with Mrs. James Goodchild at 2213 Penna avenue this Thursday afternoon. Take park car to Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. J. Edmunds
Milton Street
Twentieth Century Club
James Goodchild
Penna. Avenue
Andrew Street
Personal Notices of Local Residents Ill and Visiting
Mrs James H Long of Crawford avenue is ill. Miss Dorothy Harris of Waldo street has tonsillitis. Mrs David Brooks of Home street is recovering. Cc E Hull of Sharon was a business visitor Monday. Cc A McIver of Akron spent the weekend with friends. Mrs William Etter of Spruce street is recovering. William Blau of Pennsylvania avenue was a Youngstown visitor Monday. Mrs Thomas Lloyd of Galbreath avenue is visiting her mother in Pittsburg. Miss Margaret Hickey of Neshamock avenue visiting relatives in Miss Jessie Long of South Mill street who has been ill is slightly improved. Miss Grace McElhaney of Grant street has returned from a short visit in Greenville. Mr and Mrs Albert Phillips of Woodlawn have concluded a short visit with relatives here. Mrs Stephen O Lewis of East Washington street has concluded a visit with friends in Sewickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Long
Crawford Avenue
Dorothy Harris
Waldo Street
David Brooks
Home Street
Cc. E. Hull
Sharon
Cc. A. Meclver
Akron
William Etter
Spruce Street
William Blau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Youngstown
Thomas Lloyd
Galbreath Avenue
Pittsburg
Margaret Hickey
Neshannock Avenue
Jessie Long
South Mill Street
Grace McElhaney
Grant Street
Greenville
Albert Phillips
Woodlawn
Stephen O. Lewis
East Washington Stret
Sewickley
Bathing Suits at Low Prices for Women
Advertising copy offers sleeveless and one piece bathing suits for women in plain black or white trimmed at 50c and 75c. Also promotes bathing caps at 25c or 50c and bathing shoes at 25c or 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Norfolk
Hair Removal Method Proposed for Home Use
A description promotes a harmless at home hair removal method using delatone powder and water. The paste is applied to facial hairs for 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbed off and washed. It claims to be unfailing and quick, with a warning to obtain genuine delatone.
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Miss Watson
Ss. O. B. Kensington
J. S. Brown
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Rose
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20Th Century Club
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Hamilton Co
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