Picnic at Ewing Store a Season Highlight
A Thursday evening picnic hosted by the Ewing Shoe Store drew a strong crowd. W J Ewing presided over an elaborate grove supper with decorated tables and bouquet accents. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Garroway, Miriam Clinefelter, Don McGrew, Clare Moors, Miss Margaret Davis, B Wysner, Luella Greib, Marjorie Greib, Della Saunders, Eva Mort, Mrs Rudosi, Helen Ewing, Bertha Rees, Robert Doughton, Charlie Reinhart and Bruce Ewing. Dancing and park amusements completed the entertainment set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Shoe
W. J. Ewing
Robert Garroway
Miriam Clinefelter
Don McGrew
Clare Moors
Margaret Davis
B. Wysner
Luella Greib
Marjorie Greib
Della Saunders
Eva Mort
Mra. Doe Rudosi
Helen Ewing
Bertha Rees
Robert Doughton
Charley Reinhart
Bruce Ewing
Miss Bower Wins Music Scholarship
Miss Margaret May Bower, daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Bower of Lincoln Avenue, has returned from Boston where she graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music. She completed the entire course in ten years and was the youngest. She studied pianoforte under Charles F Dennee and has been awarded the Evans scholarship, a top honor in modern music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret May Bower
W. C. Bower
Lincoln Avenue
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Charles F. Dennee
Miss Bower
Dlays
Evans
Thea Musical
World of Today
Enjoyable Picnic Largely Attended by Camp Daughters
Daughters of Camp Eliza Winans McBride and their families totaling about 116 attended a park picnic Thursday evening. Tables were decorated with rose baskets and Mrs. Ira Wagner received a birthday handkerchief shower presented by president Mrs. Jessia Crooks. Park amusements, T. T. Club Garda music, and a rose-decorated setting complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Winans McBride
Ira Wagner
Jessia Crooks
Enjoyable Affair at Pinehurst Cottage
Pinehurst cottage on the Slippery Rock hosted a housewarming for Mrs. Andrew M. Dodds with 11 placed for lunch. Miss Beth Bowen of Seattle attended. guests enjoyed swimming boating and social chat. Also, descendants of Wish and Mary Elder Young held their sixth annual reunion at the Youngstown Road home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McCombs with 140 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Slinpery Rock
Andrew M. Dodds
Beth Bowen
Seattle
Washington
Charlotte Taylor
Maria Stadelhofer
Dorothy White
Clare Sweet
Wisn
Mary Elder Young
C. R. McCombs
Youngstown Road
Young
Stewart Sankey
Velma Patton
Cleo Grown
Pittsburgh
Charles Sankey
Youngstown
Wells Sankey
Mercer
Emma Sankey
Slippery Rock
S. Y. Sankey
William McCambs
Struthers
Thompson Robison
Isabel Young
W. H. Clark
Exeonhardt
Leonhardt
R. W. _McElwain
Wurtemburg
Harmony
Edward Leonhardt
Harry Luis
Fred Leonhardt
Marie Klingenamich
Margaret Leonhardt Wells
J. Fred Young
Clarence Shaffer
William Walton
Willian Leonhardt
Pizorv and Emery Reunion Near Mercer in 1923
The thirty third annual Pizor and Emery reunion was held at Frances Pizor’s home near Mercer with 150 attendees. A noon dinner, business meeting, short addresses, readings, and music by Betty Rea followed by officer elections. Next reunion set for the third Thursday in June 1923 at Mr Heckathorn’s near Plaingrove. Camp LataPOCHON Lake Erie trip for Camp Fire Girls led by Miss Hildred Mohr. Various social events including an Evening Party hosted by Mrs. Frank Merriman and a Card Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Stevenson with refreshments by Mrs. Fred Deverall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Club
Garda
William ‘Trax
Lorain Avenue
Dorothy Hemphill
Esther Coover
Albert Snyder
Oliva Davis
Mabel Trax
Walter van Iforn
Pinner
C. G. Farr
Epworth M
East Brook Y. W.cc
Emly Rice
Frank Wirxing
Pizorv
Emery
Frances Pizor
Mercer
Pizor
Ramon Pizor
William Waddington
W. A. Kerr
Betty Rea
Howard Pigor
Clarence Gardner
Lottle Seward
Claerill
Sara Jane Wogan
Heckathorn
Plaingrove
Frank Merriman
Pearson Street
James €. Glenn
Yni4
Lawrence Stevenson
East Washington Street
James Pree
James Murphy
Keebler-Hich
Elizabeth Keebler
Petersburg
Ohio
Lawrence Rich
New Middletown
Alfred A. Martin
Enon Valley
Bich
Ruth Eich
Lower Moser
Youngstown
Jeannie Martin
Charles Martin
George Wilson
Jean May
Oliver Greist
Thomas Greist
Dauggshter
Helen
Pittsburgh
Campbell
Charles G. Martin
Flora
Ella
This City
Fred Baugh
Richard Schiller
A. L. Martin
James A. Ray
Miss Emma Rote Honored At Wesley Church Dinner
Miss Emma Rote of Patterson Avenue leaves Sunday for Cleveland Ohio. The A B C girls of Wesley M E church hosted a 7 o'clock dinner at Cascade Park Thursday evening. Thirteen places were set with pink and white decor. A centerpiece of pink roses and a gift for Miss Rote were part of the event. Guests included Edyie Cox Merna Foster Miss Parks Pearl Fleming Geneva Fleming Helen Leslie Bessie Boyd Hello Cox Margaret Rech Freda Kurtz Agnes Rech Margaret Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rote
Patterson Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Wesley M. E. Church
Cascade Park
Miss Rote
Park Amusements
Edyie Cox
Merna Foster
Miss Parks
Pearl Fleming
Geneva Fleming
Helen Leslie
Beasie Boyd
Hello Cox
Margaret Rech
Freda Kurtz
Agnes Rech
Margaret Robison
Kensington Members Luncheon Picnic Hosts in Hastbrook
North Hill Kensington members gathered at Mrs. Clarence Fischer's Hastbrook home for a luncheon picnic with a business meeting. Officers elected: Mrs. George Rigby president, Mrs. J. B. Hoon vice president, Mrs. W. J. Clark secretary, and Mrs. Wylie McCaslin treasurer. An afternoon of diversions followed. A later event plans to entertain husbands at Mrs. George Rigby's Wallace Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
Clarence Fischer
Hastbrook
George Rigby
J. B. Hoon
W. J. Clark
Wylie McCaslin
Wallace Avenue
Eee
Queen Esther Circle Annual Picnic at Cascade Park
The Queen Esther Circle of the First Methodist church hosted its annual picnic at Cascade Park for 55 guests including members’ husbands and friends. An elaborate seven o'clock menu, festive red white and blue decorations, and park-side hours capped the event with a committee of Neva Moore Arthur Middleton Ruth Moseley Frances Queer Sidney Johns Harry Campbell and Richard Steen guiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Park
Neva Moore
Arthur Middleton
Ruth Moseley
Frances Queer
Sidney Johns
Harry Campbell
Richard Steen
Local girl to teach in Egypt
Miss Mildred Allison of Marshall avenue sails Thursday July 20 on The City of Benares for Alexandria Egypt to teach a three year term under the United Presbyterian Mission board. She is a New Castle High School and Westminster College graduate and daughter of Mrs Ida M Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Allison
Marshall Avenue
Benares
Alexandria
Egypt
United Presbyterian Mission Board
Allison
New Castle High School
Westminster College
Bhe
Ida M. ‘Allison
Club Luncheon Entices Attentive Ladies Of Genesee
A luncheon at the Country Club featured Mrs. David Pearson and Mrs. Edward Chapin of Genesee New York as out of town guests. Decor included rambler roses for 42 tables. Bridge and 500 entertained. next luncheon planned by Mrs. Patig Shoatt Mrs. B F Butler and Mrs. Carl Lockhart. Also notes leave for an extended western trip and a Scottish club gathering with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pearson
Edward Chapin
Genesee
New York
Country Club
George Winter
John Foster
Patig.Shoatt
B. F. Butler
Carl Lockhart
Mrs Goodman Honored At Luncheon At Country Club
Richmond visitor Mrs C I Goodman was honor guest at a one o'clock luncheon at the Country Club hosted by Mrs James Hutton with 12 covers. The table featured roses and informal diversions followed by a Jolly Dinner Club event with visitors from Greenville and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Goodman
Richmond
Virginia
Country Club
James Hutton
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EWING
Lige Keunion Ligo
John Ligo
New Wilmington
Mary Clark
E. M. M'Creary
Robert
North Mill Street
Hazenton Kimball
Allet & Dav Wey Artrios2
Snyder Piano CO
Dip Tean Arty Street
Pinehurst Cottage
Young Reunion
Lake Erie
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Latapochon
Hildred Mohr
Erie
Wesley Church
Lena
Litakni
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Girls
Clara Rech
Lena Campbell
Kathryn Mutter
Pearl Dodds
Margaret Grutte
Miss Young's
Beauty
E. North Street
Bell
Azarian
Wkiddi
Tha Tadies
Chance In the
Theats
Kensington
Queen Esther Circle
Agnes Black
William Watters
L. A. Black
A. J Calvin
Genter U. P
Hazel
Reno
Claudia Aiken
Clarence Black
Frances Chapwell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sadie Lewis
Mildred George
Milas
Frances Purser
Catherine Rey~ Jburn
Naom George
Tie Sg
New Castle
Russessors Higgins Bros
Dresa Sai
Bucharest
J. Phillips
E. 1 Jr
Highlands Avenue
Yellowstone Park
Yosemite Valley
San Francisco
John Kinnon
Ladies Scottish Club
Summitt Street
Thomas Stewart
James Morgan
Wiliam Gregg
Camden, N. J
John McNair
New York City
Waltenbaugh
Alma Lussier
Agnes Watson
Stewart
James Gregg
A. Wheale
Sutton Street
Cashmore-Adams
Charlotte Cashmere
Thomas Cashmere
Etna Street
Willam Adams
Robert Adams
Smithfield Street
Glynn Williams
Emma Bardly
Jack Kirkwood
Catherine Bardly
Moravia
Adama
Goodman
Joly
C. M. Mitchell
Jolly Dinner Club
C. Wildebrand
Greenville
Howard Springer
Jack Yost
W. H W. Tubbs
Fort Pierce
Florida
E. L Shields
Point Place
Minerva Club
William Westlake
Mills Way
Minerva Clu
Virginia Patterson
Patterson School of Music
Josephine Abbott
Elizabeth Mitchell
Jane Hawkins
Dorothy Knoblock
Charlotte Gibson
Ruth Stanley
Florence Mitchell
Cascade ‘Park
Maurie Dout
May MacAnallen
Julia McCluire
Deten Davis
June Newnan
Helen ‘Nicholson
Helen Keating
Theodore Kimmel
Edward Maughan
Robert Caruthers
Joseph Dunkie
Norman ‘Hatfield
William Kehns
Don Clapin
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