Picnic Dinner On Beisel Lawn By First Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian church hosted a lawn fete at Mrs. Benjamin Beisel and Mrs. Eliza McBride’s home on Wallace Avenue. About 50 members and guests enjoyed daisies and roses, a 3 PM gathering, then a 6 PM picnic dinner on the lawn followed by toasts led by Mrs. J. W. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Beisel
Eliza McBride
Wallace Avenue
J. W. Taylor
Men's League
A. Bowman
F. Fiershey
Helena
J. W. Biggerstaff
Lydia Band
Frank R. Woods
Elizabeth McBride
Highnited Presbyterian Church
Sampson
Boyles Avenue
Thursday Night Park Dance Draws About 90 Couples
Warm Thursday evening attracted a large crowd to the park dance with a guest list around 90 couples. Music pleased attendees and the popular diversion continued until 11 30. Guests included Mrs Marie Wilson of Aspinwall and Miss Constance Andrews of St Louis Missouri with attendees from Coraopolis and Pittsburgh. The next party is set for Thursday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Marie Wilson
Aspinwall
Constance Andrews
St. Louis
Coraopols
Pittsburg
Baker family reunion at the Mercer homestead
The annual J. Q. Baker reunion took place Thursday at the old Mercer homestead with 34 attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lightner and family of South Mill Street, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pattison and son of Youngstown Road, and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lightner and family of New Wilmington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Baker
Old Homestead
Mercer
Rerreves
J. B. Lightner
South Mill Street
J. D. Pattison
Youngstown Road
H. F. Lightner
New Wilmington Road
Epworth League Meets At Attorney Sheaffer Home
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church plans a business session this evening at 7 30 at the home of Attorney Oscar Sheaffer, 160 Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Oscar Sheaffer
Wallace Avenue
Sheehy Hoffmaster Wedding Planned for July Eighth
Miss Florence Sheehy of Newall avenue will wed Warren C Hoffmaster of Youngstown on Friday July 8 at 7 oclock in the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs John Y Sheehy. Helen Walter attends. Walter Gouseman is best man. Helen Yolton plays the wedding march. Rev R N Merrill will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Sheehy
Newall Avenue
Warren C. Hoffmaster
Youngstown
John Y. Sheehy
Newell Avenue
Helen Walter
Walter Guoseman
Helen Yolton
Burgettstown
R. N. Merrill
Mahoningtown Methodist Church
Pretty wedding at Depew home for Julia Lynn and David McDonald
Miss Julia Lynn wed David McDonald of Wampum in a Thursday evening ceremony at 8 at the Depew home, with Dr. A R Rich officiating. The bride wore a white embroidery gown and carried white sweet peas, aided by maid Drenna Moser of Cleveland. They plan visits to New York and other eastern cities before settling in Wampum after July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Depew
Superior Street
Julia Lynn
David McDonald
Wampum
Drenna Moser
Cleveland
A. R. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
W. J. Moser
Pretty wedding at Hege home unites Miss Markert and Mr Bannon
A quiet wedding took place Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles M Hege on Whippo Street. Miss Jennie J Markert became the bride of Mr James O Bannon of Wampum with Dr J A Parsons officiating. The couple will travel to Serene in Wampum after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hege
Whippo Street
Jennie J. Markert
James O. Bannon
Wampum
J. A. Parsons
Serene
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Highland U P Church
The Highland U P Church held a strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn after the Thursday ball game. Electric lights brightened the event as several hundred guests enjoyed desserts served by the men, with almost twenty gallons sold and a nice sum raised for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P
V. V. Girls Honor Helen Rawlins With Park Picnic
The V. V. girls Misses Jessie Simpson Tempa Coulter Blanche Duff Clara and Ada Pitzer hosted a park picnic Thursday evening for Helen Rawlins who will move to Kansas City Missouri in a few weeks. A theatre party followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V
Jessie Simpson
Tempa Coulter
Blanche Duff
Clara
Ada Pitzer
the Park
Helen Rawlins
Kansas City
Miss Vera Horner Bridesmaid at Pittsburg-McAlister Union
Miss Vera Horner will be bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Frances E. McAlister of Pittsburg and Mr. John S. Alexander of Cleveland. Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles Avenue will entertain the S. S. S. Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Horner
Frances’ E. McAlister
Pittsburg
John S. Alexander
Cleveland
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
S. S. S. Kensington
Luncheon Held For 20 Guests At Tea Cup Inn
Mrs John Holt of Park Avenue hosted a prettily appointed luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn for twenty guests. Honor guest was Miss Mary Chamberlain of London Ohio, Mrs Holt's sister, visiting for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holt
Park Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Mary Chamberlain
London, O
Wedding Trip for Rochester Nuptials Attendee
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker of Boyles avenue travel to Rochester New York to attend the wedding of Miss Ola Hull and Reed Walker located in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
W. H. Walker
Boyles Avenue
N. Y
Ola Hull
Reed Walker
Tea Cup Inn Supper Saturday at Tea Cup Inn
A community supper is held Saturday from 5 to 7 at the Tea Cup Inn located at 259fri tf. The event invites locals to share a meal and socialize in a cozy venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Cup Inn
Large Reception For Trinitys Rector
To welcome their new rector Dr. D. E. 8. Perry and his wife Trinity church held a reception Thursday evening. Attorney and Mrs. H. K. Gregory received with the honorees. Music was the main feature with an orchestra, vocal selections by Miss Sara Dana Falls, and performances by the Gray brothers. Roses adorned the church while refreshments were served. The event was organized by Mrs. L. B. Mather, Mrs. Jared Hoyt, Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. Fred House and Mrs. E. L. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. 8. Perry
Trinity Church
H. K. Gregory
Sara Dana Falls
Gray Brothers
L. B. Mather
Jared Hoyt
David Roberts
Fred House
E. L. Porter
Grah am Cross and Smith Families Reunion at Cascade Park
The annual reunion at Cascade Park honored Robert Smith’s 46th birthday with 41 relatives present. Officers elected: President John Graham of Butler, Secretary Charles Lotz of Youngstown. Committee members named. next reunion set for August 23, 1911 at Muddy Creek Falls with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham, Cross
Charles Price
John Dunn
Perry Davies
Viola Moore
W. P. Smith
Alice Smith
Otis Smith
Miss Nona Leath Kepler Hosts Classmates
Entertained 1910 honors pupil Miss Nona Leath Kepler of McCleary avenue with about 50 classmates Thursday evening. Pink and white roses decorated the home with refreshments. Music was the main feature aided by Mrs. R. W. Hettenbaugh Mrs. J. P. Stevens Mrs. Nancy Bell and Misses Evelyn Norris Tillie McCleary Ada Stevens Helen Young. Out of town guest Mrs E M Kunz of Pittsburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Leath Kepler
McCleary Avenue
R. W. Hettenbaugh
J. P. Stevens
Nancy Bell
Evelyn Norris
Till
Ben Greet Company to Return to Country Club July 6
The Ben Greet English players, praised for Shakespeare, will perform again at the Country Club on Wednesday July 6. The same attendance rules as the first show are expected, welcoming members and non members alike. They plan further plays including As You Like It Midsummer Night's Dream and possibly Twelfth Night The Taming of the Shrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Country Club
Warner Hemphill reunion marks first joint family gathering
In Lancaster township on June 22 1910 Mr and Mrs Chas Warner hosted the Warner Hemphill reunion the first combined gathering of the families Nearly 300 guests attended a barn dinner with neighbors and friends Sacred music and a scripture reading by Rev Lewis Reiter Harmony Acknowledged attendees traveled from Wexford Wildwood Perrysville Chicora Kaylor Petrolia Butler Slippery Rock Sharon New Castle and beyond for a festive day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Warner
Lancaster Township
Warner-Hemphill
Lewis Reiter
Harmony
Wexford
Wildwood
Perrysville
Chicora
Kaylor
Petrolia
Butler
Slippery Rock
Sharon New Castle
Valley News
Zelienople
McKee Couple Honored After Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles McKee returned yesterday from their wedding trip and were hosted as honored guests at a dinner in the home of the late Mrs J L Snyder of South Bay street. Eleven guests attended with pink and white sweet peas adorning the table. Another 6 o clock dinner will be given this evening by Mr and Mrs W A McKee at Oak Park lodge before they begin housekeeping in Sharon on July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A.S. Club
Stritmater’s
Robinson's Grove
Charles McKee
J. L. Snyder
South Bay Street
Thursday Avenue
W. A. McKee
Oak Park Lodge
Sharon
Twelve girls dine in grove kitchen at park
A party of 12 girls gathered in the grove park and prepared breakfast in a kitchen on the grounds. They served the meal at seven o clock with guests including Miss Gertrude Woodcock and Miss May Crawford of Beaver Falls among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Woodcock
Carrie Mattle
Hazel McMichael
Marie MecNicholas
Anna Mietterle
Ruth Spencer
Mayme McMichael
Helen Feely
Mabel Gier
Mabel Kepler
May Crawford
Beaver Falls
Picnic Dinner At The Park Draws Local Guests
A Thursday evening picnic at the park drew the attention of Misses Kathleen Feely Bessie McCormick Alice Kirch Helen Travers Margaret Boyles Dorothy Barnett Mary Donovan Annie O'Donnell and Messrs Francis Winters Leo McDowell Matthew Young Paul Davis Joseph Travers and George McCollough who attended at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Feely
Bessie McCormick
Alice Kirch
Helen Travers
Margaret Boyles
Dorothy Barnett
Mary Donovan
Annie O'Donnell
Messrs
Francis Winters
Leo McDowell
Matthew Young
Paul Davis
Joseph Travers
George McCollough
Current Events Circle Members Dine at Park Grove
Fully 50 guests and their families from the 1906 Current Events circle enjoyed supper in the park grove on Thursday at 7 o'clock. A delicious menu was served and many stayed for the theatre while others attended the afternoon performance.
Daughters of America Basket Picnic Set for Saturday
The Daughters of America will hold their annual basket picnic at the park on Saturday. Guests are expected from Ford City North Side Pittsburg and McKeesport.
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The
Daughters of America
Ford City
North Side
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Hoyt Family Home After World Tour Returns
After seven months abroad Miss May Hoyt and Frank Hoyt of North Jefferson street return home this morning. Their party included L. S. Hoyt and A. C. Hoyt who met them in San Francisco. They traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa visiting Europe Egypt Ceylon India China Japan. They praise the trip but deem America the best country of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hoyt
Frank Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
L. S. Hoyt
A. C. Hoyt
San Francisco
Cal
Frank Noyes
Napa
Miss Hoyt
Europe
Egypt
Ceylon
India
China
Japan
America
Kensington group hosts social gathering in Leasure avenue home
Mrs Margaret Shields of Leasure avenue received the Taka Kensington members Thursday afternoon and offered them a delightful entertainment. A number of visitors were present and a dainty lunch was served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Harry Wilson of Leasure avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shields
Leasure Avenue
Taka Kensington
Harry Wilson
Y W C A Silver Bay Club Plans Cascade Park Picnic
The Silver Bay branch of the Y W C A announces a Friday evening picnic at Cascade Park for its members and Silver Bay delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay Club
The
Cascade Park
Silver Bay
Patterson Family Plans Sunday Visit
Mrs. T. A. Patterson with daughter Elizabeth and son Elmer of Wallace Avenue will spend Sunday at the home of Frank Patterson in Mt. Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Elizabeth
Elmer
Wallace Avenue
Frank Patterson
Mt. Air
Campers Picnic at the YMCA Park Next Monday
Campers from the YWCA plan a picnic for next Monday evening at the park with the group gathering for an informal outing and social time.
Miss Jennie Hammond Guest at Mammosa Girls Meeting
Miss Jennie Hammond of St Clairs ville Ohio attended as a special guest at a Mammosa girls meeting. The report notes her presence and the local interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hammond
St. Clairsville, O
Miss Eleanor Stewart Social Closes Club Meeting
The home of Miss Eleanor Stewart on North street hosted a Thursday evening social hour with refreshments as the club disbanded until fall. Also noted is the Pittsburg marriage of Miss Anna Houston and Harry Woods, a city couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Stewart
North Street
Pittsburg
Anna Houston
Harry Woods
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S Society
Beisel
Sweesy-Forbes
Sweesy- Forbes
Sweesy
Mercer County
John N. Miles
James Whiteford
Erle
E. P. Thomas
E .O. Minnigh
West Middlesex
J. S. Pittinger
Volant
Thomas Ayers
Belmar
F. A. Hover
W. A. S. Club
Baker Reunion
Epworth League
Vletzler
Mather Bros
UW. E. Washington
Sam
Erbloom
Trim
Tillman
Ven
Bray
United States
Susi
Penders
Men's Finest
Tde
Lyman McDonald
Markert-Bannon
Trinity
Graham-Cross-Smith
Biles
Washington St
BEN Greet
Breakfast
D. of A. Picnic
Hoyt
Kensington
Panama
City
Gorgona
George J. Loughery
Boston
Water Co 'S
Mellin’s Store
North Mill Street
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