Shower Parties Honor Bride Elect Miss Margaret Fulkerson
A Kensington afternoon bridal shower hosted by Miss Carolyn Rearck at Wallace avenue featured twenty guests, garden arrangements, and a gift array for Margaret Fulkerson. Luncheon and further entertainments followed as Miss Clarinda Wallace and Reba Hilbermm planned events in coming days. The Emery-Pizor reunion drew many relatives to Grant City for a lawn dinner, speeches, and a ball game, with plans for the next gathering at Cascade Park in June 1918. Local couples and clubs hosted additional events including a wedding at St Agnes Pittsburg and a park supper for Vincent Shea and James Brice of St Bonaventure College, with ample attendance from Youngstown and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Kensington
Carolyn Rearkc
Wallace Avenue
Margaret Fulkerson
Elsia Thoburn
Mont Clair
N. J
Frederick W. McKee
Sharon
Clarinda Wallace
Fulkerson
Reba Hilbermm
Highland Avenue
Emery
Lawrence County
J. A. Przor
Slippery “Ok
J. ST. Emery
Harlansburg
Sara J. Vogan
Grant City
W. C. Crill
New Castle
Cascade Park
Vincent Shea
James Brice
St. Bonaventure’s College
New York
Park
Esther Rogan
Catherine Granfield
Ethel McFadden
Alfreta Grant
Marguerite
Adalelde Uh
Thelma Camblin
Regina McCormick
Mary Doran
Margaret Heinrich
Ed Ellsworth
Chris Connor
Joe Schnitter
John Dart
Leo Steinrich
Leo Rogan
Bill Manning
John Hughes
Youngstown
Vesta Snyder
Gueille Nuxbaum
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mamie Marlin
North Jefferson Street
Elks’ Club
Cosel
Rose
Cohen
Lowell Waldo King
C. L. Snyder
Tazelcroft Avenue
A. B.D
Couns
Owen Parsons
Warren
Unexpected club dinner at Gregory home in Wallace
A Thursday evening Unexpected club dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gregory on Wallace avenue with Mrs. George B. Zanniser and others serving. Card games followed. two weeks hence Harriet Hamilton to entertain at the Country club for Miller Reunion with 100 or more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
George B. Zanniser
J. J. Simpsson
L. N. Crawford
H. M. Kirk
St. K. Aiken
George
George 2B. Zanniser
Harriet Hamilton
O. T. Kensington Honors Guests at Jacksonville Meeting
O T Kensington and the Misses Cora and Pelles Butler of Jacksonville were honor guests at a Thursday afternoon gathering in Winter avenue hosted by Mrs. Alex McCallen. Sewing was an issue and Mrs. W H Johnston aided with refreshments. A park breakfast is planned next Thursday for visitors, followed by a park picnic in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Kensington
Cora and
Pelles Butler
Jacksonville
Ill
Alex McCallen
Winter Avenue
W. H. Johnston
Delightful Event at Hurley Home with KoBo Girls
West Cherry street hosted a Thursday evening gathering for the KoBo girls. Guests included Miss Mary Maid and Miss Anna Wadlinger as red and white roses decorated the house. A two week later host will be Miss Florence Rice. Class Supper featured Berean Bible class of First Methodist church led by John H. Knox with 34 attendees. roses on the table and a committee of Mesdames Riley Knox Spencer Sweezy Robinson credited for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hurley
West Cherry Street
KoBo
Mary Maid
Anna Wadlinger
Florence Rice
Berean
First Methodist Church
John H. Knox
Clyde V. Riley
Spencer, Sweezy and
Robinson
Kensington
Nell McAnaney
Shumway
Earl Wallover
Pleasant Event At Warnock Home With Guests
Mrs. William Thompson of New York and Miss Edith Pangratz visited as the N S W club was entertained at Miss Mary Warnock’s Superior street home Thursday evening. Patriotic colors were used and Miss Warnock extended an invitation for the meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
New York
Edith Pangratz
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
Kensington Social Scene Hosts Needlework Gathering
Kensington Mrs. Eugene Johnston welcomed associates on Falls Street for an O. F. S. gathering with needlework and a guessing game. Prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Patterson and Mrs. Frank Teeds. Hostess aided by her mother Mrs. McTelland. The July meeting will be hosted by Mrs. E. P. Norris.
Porch Party Brings Local Residents Together at Roytes Avenue
Members of the T A C Kingston enjoyed a porch party at Mrs. Mark Rodgers home on Roytes Avenue Thursday afternoon. Sewing was the main diversion with Mrs. Thomas Maloney aiding in serving. Plans include a park breakfast next Thursday and an event at Mrs. Frank Myers home on Neshanmock Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Mark Rodgers
Roytes Avenue
Thomas Maloney
Frank Myers
Neshanmock Avenue
Alexander Patterson Wedding Today
An 9 o clock ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs M EL Alexander on Front street united Miss Ethel Alexander with Victor Patterson son of Mr and Mrs W C Patterson The Rev M B Williams of First Methodist Church officiated The bride wore white with a roses bouquet Attendants were Miss Mabel Alexander and Hugh Robinson The newlyweds planned an eastern trip after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. O'Brien
H. L. O’brien
Pittsburg
M. Is. Nolan
Edward T. Nolan
Washington Street
St. Agnes’ Church
D. H. Hegarty
Nolan
Lifs City
M. EL. Alexander
Front Street
Ethel Alexander
Victor Patterson
W. C. Patterson
Ev. M. B. Williams
First Methodist Church
Mabel Alexander
Ugh Robinson
Mrs. Patterson
Afternoon Party and Various Community Gatherings
The notice describes several social events including an afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs. Slater of Johnstown for Mrs. W. H. Shipler’s guest Mrs. W. S. Mears of Neshanock Avenue, and a Pink and White theme. It covers a Five W Girls gathering at Miss Harriet Steindorf’s Eastbrook home with music and a lunch. Also noted are a Cascade Park picnic for a First M. J. church class, the Lusk McVey reunion at Pulaski with 68 attendees, and Oak Leaf Kensington activities with a dinner and officers elected. Additional items mention a social union potluck, a graduation notice for Miss Wilma Evans, a Y M C A stitch and sew dinner, a Coming Wedding for Edith Gearing and Joseph Shepard, and various visits and travel plans including Yellowstone Park and Canada. A Red Cross Sewing circle met with tea, and an Infant Welfare circle meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Johnstown
W. H. Shipler
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Victorian
Eastbrook
Harriet Steindorf
Namoi Bishop
Steindorf
Marriet
Bernice
Marie McDlymonds
Madeline Hice
Naomi Bishop
Sarah Reed
Leona Perry
Irene Socher
W. Morrison
Sam Robins
Bargain Boys Union Suits Listed at Low Prices
Local retailer advertises boys' union suits at 58 cents and 50 cents for athletic styles. Also promotes children's gauze union suits with taped Barton brand at 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s
Barton
Infants' Underwear and Accessories Listing
Listing describes Mercerized vests with dated neck and short sleeves priced at 35e, white wool shirts with shell finish TIC, infants bands 24, infants wear bands 3c, and silk and wool bands in AR style.
Georgette Collars Featured in New Listings
Georgette Collars in white Georgette crepe with scalloped edge and fine embroidery priced at 75c. Nel Stock Collars with jabot are popular and shown at 50c, 75c and 1.09 dollars.
Women’s Bloomers and Corset Covers at Low Prices
Washable cotton bloomers in white and flesh priced at 58c appear in the Cadermuslin section. Corset covers, drawers, and embroidered lace trims offered at 50c. Odd lots of drawers and covers priced as low as 28c.
White Milan Hats On Sale At 4.00 This Week
Shipment of popular white Milan tailored hats arriving Saturday. Cushion brim design, up-to-the-minute styles, strong price of four dollars, aimed at women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Milan Hats and S300 A0 Readout
Milan Hats and S300 A0 appear in a brief note noting model identifiers. The source emphasizes item names rather than broader context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
New Motor Veils and Chiffon Veils at Low Prices
Advertises motor veils in chiffon and border styles sold by length. Veils priced from $2.00 to $6.56 with colors including Rose Corn Puree Grey Copenhagen Navy Pink Kelly Green and many others. Includes measurements of fabric and mentions locations Sin and Str ingcol.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youngstown Club
Prytaneum Study Club
John O'Rourke
South Lee Avenue
Wade Pierce
Mary Hart
Mildred Nichol
Enid Ferrer
Jean Wilson
Se. S. Walter
Boardman
James Osborne
Roy Leslie
P. Q. Ryle
Ida
James Ryle
Jamerson Davis
F. L. Boal
East Washington Street
Gregory
Grove
George W. Miller
Walter Miller
Amos W. Koch
Grace Wood
Emma Markley
Elks Club
Woodrow Kensington
Eva Baker
Bridge Street
Anna Sargeant
Baker
Anna Williams
Harry Jennings
Electric Street
Mercer Street
Menry Halley
Lee Pyle
Charles Streib
Alexander-Patterson
Charles Greer
M. J. Church
Edna Neff
Adeline Jeffries
Ediee McCullough
Anna Kolsar
Jennie Kay
Virginia Perdue
Rebecca Garvin
Lusk-McVey
Margaret Need
Pulaski
W. W. Hettenbaugh
Grove City
James Hettenbaugh
N. E. Lusk
Oak Leaf Kensington
George Harkless
Sycamore Street
Hulda
D. T. Nelson
Albert Shaner
Big Run
Alborn
M. E. Church
J. A. Breckenridge
George W. Johnson
Wilma Evans
W. J. Evans
Cumberland Avenue
St. Rosalia’s Academy
Litisburg
Edith Gearing
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph M. Shepard
Wilmington Road
Shepard
Water Company
Columbus
D. F. Watson
Columbus. C
Fred Anderson
Alhambra Court
Red Cross
Marie Wilson
Alice McCready
Yellowstone Park
James Rugh
Douglas Smith
Cleveland
Canada
E. J. Phillips
Elmer, Jr
Julian
Georgian Bar
Rearie
Margucrite Slough
Edison Avenue
Florence Rearke
Infant Welfare Circle
Peries
S&e
5&C
Union
Reef Neelswear
Georgette Collars
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