Quota Club Guests at New Wilmington Meeting
Members of the Quota Club at New Wilmington enjoyed a social session with a menu, entertainment, and remarks by Miss Mae Cummings, Miss Bethy Rose, and Miss Elisabeth McBann. The event featured piano music by Mrs. Albert Skillen, selections by Miss Elizabeth Rose, and a gift to Mrs. Claire Brown from Miss Cordes. A fall session is planned with the McCreary Pontius Sherbine group, the June 26 dinner at East Brook home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran
Pe Ag
Rosenthal
Mae Cummings
Min Binnl
Neo Castle
Bethy Rose Ot Minetom
Pers
Mary Otterbanger
Purus
Cascade Park
Tne
Hone
Eligabeth McBann
Ehalriads
Rmterminnint
Miss Moreuerth Corcus
Lal
Memphis
Tenn
Claire Brown
Cordes
Albert Skillen
Ercare Dante
Thapsody
Mask Wizabeth Rose
Woods
Wilmington
Ebridge Luncheon Honors Bride-Elect
Mrs William J Caldwell of Wilmington road hosted a bridge luncheon for bride elect Miss Ethel Rose of New Wilmington at her home Tuesday afternoon The event featured heart themed decor and a bridge game with trophies awarded to Miss Zelma Nesbitt and Miss Ruth Wallace The guest list included Irene Jivekson Buffalo Ruth Wallace Milvale Mrs Merle Itinesmith Grove City Ohio Elene Hoose Youngstown Emily Johnston New Wilmington Earl Molissock Belinvue and Margaret Barnes Pittsburgh
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William J. Caldwell
Wilmington Road
Ethel Rose
Benjamin Franklin
Jung Bride
Caldwell
Miss Rose
J. A. MaEwen
Lebanon
Elizabeth Rose
Wbies
Wncantash
Zelma Nesbitt
Buth Walines
Rose
New Wilmington
McEwen
Mt. Lebanon
Irene Jivekson
Buffalo
Ruth Wallace
Milvale
Merle Itinesmith
Grove City
Oelve Hoosa
Youngstown
Ohio
Emily Johnston
Earl Molissock
Belinvue
Margaret Barnes
Pittsburgh
Asher Aides
Har ‘Ruaaout
Kathering McMulin
Hazel Louse Campbell
Wilmington Girl Wins Honors In Contest
Miss Lowerne Swindler daughter of Prof and Mrs J A Swindler of New Wilmington took first place in the elimination contest Monday evening at Pittsburch. Accompanied by her mother she played Adoration by Borowski. In the semifinals she will enter Romance by Weindowski and the finals will go to the Maine Music Camp for summer training.
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Lowerne Swindler
J. A. Swindler
New Wilmington
Pittsburch
Tnnis
Swindler
Borowski
Wiendowski
Maine
Pi Omicron Members Picnic Thursday
Pi Omicron members will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs Cayne Jefferies Roberts Barbour Place Barbour Place Thursday evening. After a picnic lunch a session will be called marking the last with the fall season.
Alumni Banquet a Brilliant Affair at Reformed Church
The ninth annual alumni banquet of the Reformed Presbyterian church honored high school and Geneva College graduates along with Dr Bomer Allen. Notables included John Crooks Frank Bowes Kirk Pattison Roberta Speer Meldon McConnell Miss Edith Pattison directed decorations and toastmaster Edward Teece led the program with a chorus and campus songs.
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Alumnii Association
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
John Crooks
Frank Bowes
Kirk Pattison
Roberta Speer
Meldon McConnell
Dorothy Riley
Dorothy Jean Wallace
Sloan Allen
Geneva College
Bomer Allen
Jefferson Medical College
Edith Pattison
Edward Teece
Mariota Daugherty
Osea Ruley
Harold Grossman
Aletha Wilson
Edna Jenkins
Merie Riley
A. Grooxs
Geneva
Anna Dodds
0. A. Hollis
Mabel Allen
Kenneth Kennedy
Peg Pattison
Jane Reese
Dinner Party for Pittsburgh Guests at Mrs Kohns Home
Mrs L F Kohn hosted a dinner for Pittsburgh club women at Moody Avenue with guests including Mrs Bennie Neiman Mrs George Malakoff Mrs J Hy Levin and others. Junior Hadassah members met Pittsburgh leaders while the group returned home late. Service Star Legion held a social at Mrs Lucy White s home featuring a tureen dinner bingo and cards.
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L. F. Kohn
Moody Avenue
Pittsburgh Club
Bennie Neiman
George Malakoff
J. Hy Levin
Dallas H. Cohen
Betty Hischenson
J. A. Ruber
Pittsmollth
Kohn
Service Star
Service Star Legion
Stickle
East Grant Street
Eat
Hadassah Officers Installed At Kohn Home
Hadassah in New Castle installed officers at the home of retiring president Mrs L P Kohn on Moody avenue. Delegates were named to attend the national Hadassah convention in New York City September 18 to 20. The event featured remarks by Pittsburgh and Sharon chapter leaders and a piano number.
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New Castle
Hadassah
L. P. Kohn
Moody Avenue
B, Morasity
H, Klivans
Pisher
Nate Love
B. Milne
Ian Grossman
During Gabbe
Cinanelal
Recret
M. Newmark
Tpaneuver
L. F. Kohn
Sandler
Schoanberger
Wrens
D, Silverman
A. Wolfe
David Tobin
Women Attend Board Meeting At Almira Home
Members of the board of directors gathered for the annual meeting at the Almira Home Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs. T. C. Campbell Mrs. J. W. Kitts and Belle Lowrey plus several others from OD City Slip bory Rock Franklin Sharon and Grave City.
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T. C. Campbell
J. W. Kitts
Belle Lowrey
J. &. Glaspey
L. Cheeseman
St. BE. Stoops
G. Tinker
W. Hoss
J. 6 Williams
A. Allison
A. Irwin
W. R. Forbes
H, WN. Lamberton
J. H Hofner
Thomas Alexander
Joan F. Leasgonr
Thomas
Franklin
E. H. Simpson
P. ©. Beers
OD City
J. S. Fruit
Mary McDowell
Fioman A. Elliott
Sharon
E. D. Firth
Trad Dewis
M. Baldwin
Grave City
Fadrdie McGoffen
Grace Jackson
Mercer
Almira Home
Warnock Reunion Planned at Weingartner Home
Plans are completed for the annual Warnock family reunion to be held Wednesday June 29 at Senator George T Weingartner’s Butler road home. Morning and afternoon activities precede a dinner served at 6 o’clock. The Jokers Club met at Mrs Walter Hook’s 407 Park Avenue with cards and prizes awarded. Special guests included Mrs Kenneth McCaslin Mrs Caroline Donnelly Mrs Bill Hamill and Miss Marie Kenst. A token went to Mrs McCastin. Lunch followed in the shedcamp room with a mind tone decor. Mrs John Morrissey of Mayer Avenue will entertain at the next meeting.
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Warnock
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
Jokers Club
Walter Hook
Park Avenue
Robert Clarke
George Wendt
Miny
Kenneth McCaslin
Caroline Donnelly
Bill Hammil
Marie Kenst
McCastin
Miss Kenet
John Morrissey
Mayeravers
Federation Officers Take Places At Meet
A YWCA board meeting of the Laws tener Counts Federation of Women’s Clubs held Tuesday afternoon heard year end reports and set new officers for the upcoming term. Presiding was Mrs. Albert Treser with officers elected in May taking their expected posts: Mrs. D. Pearson president, Mrs. Crawford first vice, Rankin Johnston second vice, Albert Treser secretary, Norman Ehrich corresponding secretary, and Thomas Elloch treasurer. Meeting adjourned to resume in the fall.
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Lawstener Counts Federation
Womart
Y. W
Albert Treser
D. Pearson
S. Crawford
Fir
Rankin Johnston
Albert Tyeser
Norman Ehrich
Thomas Elloch
Garden Party for Tuesday Kensington at Stan Treser Residence
A Tuesday Kensington garden party at the Stan Treser residence on North Moerder street featured Mrs. Treser hosting associates with a formal dinner on the lawn at 1 o clock in ideal weather. Assisting were Mrs. Owen Fox and Thelma and Helen Messner. After dinner guests enjoyed flowers, rock garden, and nature pool. Jack Treser Jr played vibraphone to the guests' applause. The club reports summer social affairs continues with the next meeting to be announced.
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Stan Treser
Women Gather at Jameson Hospital Activities
Officers and members of the Jameson Memorial Hospital aid society along with women from the city gathered at the hospital to complete many useful articles. The event ran from 9 to 12 o'clock and will be followed by further meetings and weekly events inviting participation. Fuller Circle Dinner at the Deaconess Home included a 21-guest layout, Beulah Magruder led the invocation, and Leona Nolan announced a program committee for the coming year. West Side Needlecraft Club met at Mrs Cha Rawlins's home with Mrs Harry Jones and Mrs Rose Bender among guests, planning a Cascade Park breakfast for July 13. Mrs Tobery Paul Sawarke hosted a bridge gathering with prizes and a noon lunch. Mrs H L Gordon and the Almira Home auxiliary planned a June 30 gathering for the Home women in the Home parlors.
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Jameson Memorial Raspiel
Saci¢Ty
Fuller Circle
Phillips Street
Fuller Missionary Circle
Croton Avenue
Beulah Magruder
Leona Nolan
Eve Nicklin
Gladys Thompson
Dorothy Kinney
West Side
Cha Rawlins
Walmar
H. L. Gordon
Almira Home
Court Street Unit Plans Rose Tea Event
A Rose Tea is planned Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 at Mrs RF Mad er’s East Main street home for the Epworth Church group. The event honors Mrs Oliver Fleezer with relatives and friends attending a social hour and luncheon.
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Court Street
Conrk Sweet Uni
Epworth
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