Shower Honors Bride Elect Margaret Fulkerson
A Kensington bridge party hosted by Miss Carolyn Rearkc honored bride to be Margaret Fulkerson with twenty guests, garden flowers, and a surprise miscellaneous shower. Lucullan refreshments followed the games while Elsie Thoburne and Mrs. Frederick W. McKee attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Kensington
Carolyn Rearkc
Wallace Avenue
Margaret Fulkerson
Elsie Thoburne
Mont Clair
N. J
Frederick W. McKee
Sharon
Clarinda Wallace
Fulkerson
Reba Hilborn
Highland Avenue
Pry Taneum Study Club Delights Guests In Home Gathering
Thursday’s event hosted by Mr and Mrs John O Rourke at South Lee avenue featured Pry taneum Study club members and friends. A noon dinner with garden flower decor included Mrs Wade Pierce and several Misses from Youngstown along with Mrs E S Walter Boardman Mrs James Osborne and other local hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prytaneum Study Club
Youngstown
John O’rourke
South Lee Avenue
Wade Pierce
Mary Hart
Mildred Nichol
Enid Ferrer
Jean Wilson
E. S. Walter
Boardman
James Osborne
Roy Leslie
Agnes M OBrien Weds M E Nolan at St Agnes Church Pittsburg
The marriage of Agnes M OBrien daughter of Mr and Mrs H L OBrien Pittsburg to M E Nolan son of Mrs Edward T Nolan East Washington street occurred at 8 am Monday at St Agnes church Pittsburg Rev D H Hegarty officiating. The bride formerly studied at St Josephs Academy Adrian Michigan. After an eastern trip the couple will reside in the Saybrook apartments Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. O’brien
H. L. O’brien
Pittsburg
M. E. Nolan
Edward T. Nolan
East
Washington Street
St. Agnes’ Church
D. H. Hegarty
Nolan
St. Joseph's Academy
Adrian
Mich
Saybrook Apartments
Compliment Dinner For Vincent Shea And James Brice
A supper honoring Vincent Shea and James Brice of St Bonaventure College New York was held at the park last evening. Attendees included Misses Esther Rogan Catherine Granfield Ethel McFadden Alfreta Grant Marguerite Uhl Adelaide Uhl Thelma Camblin Regina McCormick Mary Doran Margaret Heinrich and Messrs Vincent Shea James Brice Ed Ellsworth Chris Connor Joe Schnizler John Dart Leo Hein Rich Leo Rogan Bill Manning and John Hughes of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Shea
James Brice
St. Bonaventure’s College
New York
Park
Esther Rogan
Catherine Granfield
Ethel McFadden
Alfreta Grant
Marguerite
Adalaide Uhl
Thelma Camblin
Regina McCormick
Mary Doran
Margaret Heinrich
Ed Ellsworth
Chris Connor
Joe Schnizler
John Dart
Leo Heinrich
Leo Rogan
Bill Manning
John Hughes
Youngstown
Unexpected club in Gregory home dinner event
Thursday evening featured the Unexpected club dinner at Mr and Mrs H K Gregory s Wallace avenue home. Summer flowers and a well arranged dinner by committee members Mrs George B Zahniser Mrs J H Simpson Mrs L N Crawford and Mrs H M Kirk preceded card games in which Mrs R K Aiken and George B Zahniser excelled. In two weeks Mrs Harriet Hamilton will host at the Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory
Wallace Avenue
George B. Zahniser
J. H. Simpson
L. N. Crawford
H. M. Kirk
R. K. Aiken
Harriet Hamilton
Miller Family Reunion At Cascade Park
More than one hundred relatives and friends gathered at Cascade park on Thursday for the annual Miller reunion. George W. Miller spoke as officers were elected: President Walter Miller, Vice President Amos W. Koch, Corresponding Secretary Grace Wood, Treasurer Emma Barkley. The next reunion is planned for the third Thursday in June 1918 at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Grove
George W. Miller
Walter Miller
Amos W. Koch
Grace Wood
Emma Barkley
June brides honored at Elks Club luncheon
Miss Margaret Fulkerson and Miss Vesta Snyder, brides elect, with guest Miss Lucille Nuxbaum of Clarksburg W Va, were honored at a 1 o'clock luncheon by Miss Mamie Marlin of North Jefferson Street. Fourteen covers. Out of town guests Miss Cosel Miss Rose and Mrs Cohen of Youngstown attended. Bridge and Kensington followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fulkerson
Vesta Snyder
Lucille Nuxbaum
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mamie Marlin
North Jefferson Street
Elks’ Club
Cosel
Rose
Cohen
Youngstown
Bridge
Kensington
Marriage of Miss Vesta Snyder and Lowell Waldo King
The ceremony took place at 4 o'clock in the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs C L Snyder of Hazel croft avenue. The event followed A B D girls luncheon at Coun Miss Clarinda Wallace's luncheon honoring Miss Margaret Fulkerson. G A T 1914 Kensington guests of Mr and Mrs Owen Parsons in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Snyder
Lowell Waldo King
C. L. Snyder
Hazelcroft Avenue
Country Club
Clarinda Wallace
Margaret Fulkerson
Kensington
Owen Parsons
Warren
Social Evening At Mrs Baker's Hosts For 18 Guests
In Bridge street home of Mrs Eva Baker, Mrs Anna Sargeant hosted the Woodrow Kensington on Thursday with eighteen attendees. Games and music were featured, refreshments served by Mrs Baker and Mrs Anna Williams. A park picnic is planned for next Thursday and in two weeks Mrs Harry Jennings of Electric street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Baker
Bridge Street
Anna Sargeant
Woodrow Kensington
Baker
Anna Williams
Harry Jennings
Electric Street
Thursday Sewing Circle at Mrs Halley’s Home
The Thursday Sewing circle met yesterday at Mrs Henry Halley’s home on North Mercer Street. Mrs Lee Pyle and Mrs Charles Streib assisted with refreshments. The club plans a park dinner on the third Thursday of July inviting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Street
Henry Halley
Lee Pyle
Charles Streib
Butler sisters honored at Kensington meeting in Jacksonville
The Misses Cora and Pelles Butler of Jacksonville were honor guests at the O. T. Kensington meeting held at Mrs. Alex McCallen's Winter avenue home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Johnston assisted with refreshments. A breakfast at the park for visitors is planned next Thursday, followed by a park picnic in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora and
Pelles Butler
Jacksonville
Ill
O. T. Kensington
Alex McCallen
Winter Avenue
W. H. Johnston
KoBo Girls Entertain Guests At Hurley Residence
Guests Miss Mary Haid and Miss Anna Wadlinger visited Miss Marguerite Hurley on West Cherry Street Thursday evening. Red and white roses adorned the house and rose corsages were given as favors. In two weeks Miss Florence Rice will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hurley
West Cherry Street
KoBo
Mary Haid
Anna Wadlinger
Florence Rice
Berean Bible Class Supper at First Methodist Church
Members of the Berean Bible class taught by John H. Knox enjoyed a Thursday evening supper at the church. Roses adorned the table for 35, with the success credited to committee members Mesdames Clyde V. Riley, John H. Knox, Spencer, Sweezy and Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John H. Knox
Mesdames
Clyde V. Riley
Spencer, Sweezy and Robinson
N S A Club Hosted By Miss Warnock In Superior Street Home
With Mrs. William Thompson of New York and Miss Edith Pangratz visiting, the N S A club was entertained at Miss Mary Warnock's home on Superior Street 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 hosts associates for needlework and a guessing game
O. F. S. Kensington and Mrs. Eugene Johnston of Falls street hosted a gathering at home on Thursday for associates. Needlework and a guessing game provided diversions with favors won by Mrs. Joseph Patterson and Mrs. Frank Teets. Hostess was helped by her mother Mrs. Mc Clelland. the July meeting will be with Mrs. E. P. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. S. Kensington
Eugene Johnston
Falls Street
O.F. S
Porch Party Brings T. A. C. Kingston Women Together
Members of the T. A. C. Kingston held a porch party at Mrs. Mark Rodgers on Boyles avenue Thursday. Sewing was the diversion with Mrs. Thomas Maloney helping serve. Plans for a park breakfast next Thursday and a second gathering in two weeks with Mrs. Frank Myers of Neshaminock avenue were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. C. Kensington
Mark Rodgers
Boyles Avenue
Thomas Maloney
Park
Frank Myers
Neshaninock Avenue
Will’ En
Alexander Patterson Wedding Today
An 9 o'clock morning wedding united Miss Ethel Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Alexander Front Street with Victor Patterson son of Mr and Mrs W C Patterson The Rev M B Williams First Methodist church officiated The attendants were Miss Mabel Alexander and Hugh Robinson The couple later left for an eastern trip and plan a home wedding reception
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Alexander
Front Street
Ethel Alexander
Victor Patterson
W. C. Patterson
M. B. Williams
First Methodist Church
Mabel Alexander
Hugh Robinson
Afternoon party honors visitor at bridge gathering
Mrs Slater of Johnstown entertained Mrs W H Shipler's guest Mrs W S Mears of Neshan nock avenue with a bridge party Thursday afternoon. Six tables were occupied and refreshments ended the event. Hostess aided by her daughter Victoria, colors pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Johnstown
W. H. Shipler
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Bridge
Victoria
Five W Girls Visit Miss Harriet Steindorf Home
The Five W Girls traveled to Miss Harriet Steindorf in Eastbrook for an evening of music games and dancing. Music by Naomi Bishop. lunch prepared by Mrs. Steindorf with help from her daughter. Attendees included Bernice McClymonds Marie McClymonds Madeline Rice Naomi Bishop Sarah Reed Leona Perry Irene Kocher Mrs. W Morrison and Harriet Steindorf, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Steindorf
Eastbrook
Namoi Bishop
Steindorf
Harriet
Bernice
Marie McClymonds
Madeline Rice
Naomi Bishop
Sarah Reed
Leona Perry
Irene Kocher
W. Morrison
Sam Robins
Picnic for First M. E. normal class at Cascade park
Mrs Charles Greer teacher of the first year normal class gave a picnic Friday at Cascade park from 3 to 9 pm A fine dinner was served in the grove at 6 pm Games provided the amusement Those present included Edna Neff Adeline Jeffries Eddie McCullough Anna Kolsar Jennie Kay Virginia Perdue Rebecca Garvin George Gibson Edward Kilbreath Donald Dennis Chas Oaks and Gail Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
M. E. Church
Cascade Park
Grove
Edna Neff
Adeline Jeffries
Ediie McCullough
Anna Kolsar
Jennie Kay
Virginia Perdue
Rebecca Garvin
Messrs
George Gibson
Edward
Jusk McVey Reunion Elects Officers in Pulaski Meeting
The Jusk McVey reunion was hosted by Mrs. Margaret Reed of Pulaski with 68 attendees. After dinner a business meeting and short literary program occurred. The next reunion will be at W. W. Hettenbaugh’s Grove City home on the third Thursday in June, with officers James Hettenbaugh as president and Mrs. J. H. Lusk as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusk-McVey
Margaret Reed
Pulaski
W. W. Hettenbaugh
Grove City
James Hettenbaugh
J. H. Lusk
Oak Leaf Ken sington Hosts Dinner and Picnic Plans
Mrs George Harkless of Sycamore street entertained Oak Leaf Ken sington Thursday with a 6 o'clock dinner assisted by her daughter Hulda. Favors were won by Mrs D T Nelson and Mrs Albert Shaner. Officers were elected and a picnic was planned for next Thursday at Big Run near Alborn stop. In three weeks Mrs D T Nelson will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harkless
Sycamore Street
Oak Leaf
Porch Party At Breckenridge Home In Wallace Avenue
The Social union of the First M. E. church enjoyed a porch party at Mrs. J. A. Breckenridge’s Wallace avenue home Thursday afternoon with many present. The hours were spent informally with fancywork occupying many. Next week Mrs. George W. Johnson of Highland avenue will host a similar gathering on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Miss Willma Evans Prepares For Graduation At St Rosalia
Miss Willma Evans ends a visit with her Cumberland avenue parents Mr and Mrs W J Evans and returns to St Rosalia’s Academy Pittsburg from which she will graduate June 27. The Evanses will attend the commencement exercises in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willma Evans
W. J. Evans
Cumberland Avenue
St. Rosalia’s Academy
Pittsburg
Dinner at Y M C A A Informal Evening
Roses iris and peonies decorated the table for the dinner at the Y M C A Kensington Stitcha hosted friends Thursday evening Miss Nell McAnaney and Mrs Shumway were visitors The next Thursday Mrs Earl Wallover will be hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Nell McAnaney
Shumway
Earl Wallover
Coming Marriage of Edith Gearing and Joseph Shepard
Announcement of the forthcoming July wedding of Edith Gearing of Atlantic Avenue and Joseph M. Shepard of Wilmington Road. Shepard works for the Water Company. both have many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gearing
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph M. Shepard
Wilmington Road
Shepard
The
Water Company
To Visit In Columbus
Mrs. D. F. Watson of Wallace Avenue left today for Columbus Ohio to visit her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of Alhambra Court for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Watson
Wallace Avenue
Columbus
Fred Anderson
Alhambra Court
Red Cross Sewing Circle Meets at North Jefferson Street
Miss Marie Wilson hosted the Red Cross Sewing circle on Thursday afternoon on North Jefferson Street. Much work was completed and tea was served. Miss Alice McCready will host in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wilson
North Jefferson Street
Red Cross Sewing Circle
Alice McCready
Children's Taped Button Gauze Union Suits at Fifty Cents
A short sale item lists children's union suits made of gauze with taped button fronts offered at 50 cents each. Local store indicates clearances and bulk purchase options for families seeking affordable nightwear.
Infants' Underwear and Accessories Pricing
White wool shirts with shell finish priced at 75 cents. Infants' bands listed at 23 cents. Wool bands 50 cents. Silk and wool bands 65 cents.
Locals Head for Yellowstone for Summer Trip
James Rugh of North Jefferson Street and Douglas Smith of Cleveland leave for Yellowstone Park to spend the summer, heading to the renowned park for seasonal work and leisure in a family friend announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rugh
North Jefferson Street
Douglas Smith
Cleveland
Yellowstone Park
To Canada Soon for Geor gia Bay Cottage
Mrs. E. I. Phillips and her son Elmer Jr. with Mrs. Julian will depart next week to their cottage on Georgian Bay in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Phillips
Elmer, Jr
Julian
Georgian Bay
Canada
Miss Marguerite Slough Visitor To Cleveland
Miss Marguerite Slough of Edison avenue stays with Miss Florence Rearic of Wallace avenue as guest until next Wednesday then travels to Cleveland to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Slough
Edison Avenue
Florence Rearic
Wallace Avenue
Cleveland
Infant Welfare Circle Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Infant Welfare circle will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infant Welfare Circle
Net Stock Collars with Jabot Popular in Stock Catalog
Net stock collars with jabot prove popular in the catalog. Prices listed at 50 cents, 75 cents, and one dollar. The items are described as affordable accessories for refined attire.
Women's undergarments sale at Undermuslin section
Wearable cotton bloomers in white and flesh priced at 58c. Corset covers at 50c. Lace and embroidery trimmed drawers at 50c. An odd lot of drawers and covers offered at 28c.
Ready-to-wear Milan Hats headline $4.00 sale
A new shipment of white Milan tailored hats arrives by Saturday with up-to-the-minute styles. Cushion-brim designs priced at 4.00. Ready-to-wear Milan Hats also offered at 3.00 and 3.50 to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
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Pizor Reunion
Pizor
Howard Pizor
Grant City
Bigham
Plaingrove
J. B. Pizor
Mannah Waddington
W. C. Crill
Lawrence County
J. B. Pizer
Slippery Rock
J. H. Emery
Harlansburg
Sara J. Vogan
New Castle
Lottie Pizer
Mercer
Youngstown Club
East Washington
Gregory
Elks Club
Alexander-Patterson
Lusk-McVey
58&C
Red Cross Sewing
Union
Miss Rearic
Copenhagen
Brown
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