Miss Genevieve Cox Weds Wilford Shaw
A morning wedding at 9 o'clock in the Cox home united Miss Genevieve Viola Cox and Wilford W. Shaw of Mansfield Pa. Rev S B Copeland officiated with a ring ceremony as roses and valley lilies adorned the setting. The bride wore peach canton crepe and carried brides roses and valley lilies. Attendants included Gilbert Cox and Mrs Francis N Eakin. A wedding breakfast followed for immediate family. Shaw, a graduate of Mansfield Normal and Eckles College, is a mortician in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cox. Beckford
Genevieve Viola
Wilford W. Shaw
L. B. Shaw
Mansfield
S. B. Copeland
U. P
Gilbert Cox
Francis N. Eakin
Mr. Shaw
Mansfield Normal School
Eckles College of Embalming and Sanitary Science
Philadelphia
Recital ends Patterson School music series at Washington studio
The final recital in the Patterson School of Music series was held Tuesday evening at the Washington street studio. Miss Florence Ellis and Miss Virginia Knox presented a joint piano program under Miss Virginia Patterson’s instruction. They offered varied numbers while Miss Patterson and Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson contributed three songs, drawing enthusiastic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson School of Music
Washington Street
Florence Ellis
Virginia Knox
Virginia Patterson
Russell Neyman Wedding Offers Simple Home Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Helen Louise Russell and Donald Neyman was solemnized at the bride's Pine Street home with Rev. Homer Davis officiating. The couple, both local graduates, plan an eastern trip before residing with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Russell
R. M. Russell
Pine Street
Donald Neyman
Dell Neyman
Scott Street
Homer Davis
Epworth M. E
Neyman
Grove City High School
Rev and Mrs McLean visit friends before mission departure
Rev and Mrs Philip J. McLean Jr of Aiken South Carolina arrived in the city for a brief visit with local friends. They recently married in May at Darlington and are en route to Seattle for the Northern Baptist convention before sailing for China to join the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Board. They plan summer conferences on the Pacific coast in August and depart this evening for the western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. McLean, Jr
Aiken
S. C
S. C. Lyda
Meyer Avenue
Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
McLean
Darlington
Seattle
Wash
Northern Baptist Convention
China
Mrs. McLean
Nanking
East China
Mision Field
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Board
Pacific Coast
Girls fete Florence Davis before Universal Sanitary Pottery move
The Lawrence Savings & Trust club ladies hosted a 6 pm dinner at Cascade Park on Tuesday in honor of Miss Florence Davis who is leaving to join Universal Sanit ary Pottery. Red roses formed the centerpiece with guests Gladys Conn Myra McBride Naomi Masters Ellen Wood Amy Druschel Marie Pentella Anna Patterson Effie Leonard Jane Buchanan Yolande Small East McKeesport as the only out of town guest. After dinner park amusements followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Cascade Park
Florence Davis
Universal Sanittary Pottery Company
Red Roses
Gladys Conn
Myra McBride
Naomi Masters
Ellen Wood
Amy Druschel
Marie Pentella
Anna Patterson
Effie Leonard
Jane Buchanan
Yolande Small
East McKeesport
Class Picnic at Cascade Park by First Methodist group
Members of the Young Married People's class of First Methodist Episcopal church attended a Tuesday picnic at Cascade Park. Forty guests were served a decorated rambler rose tables, followed by park amusements. The hosting committee included Mr and Mrs CC Ed Brown, chairmen, with Mr and Mrs T M Pattison, H L Snyder, P S Byrne, and E C Bovard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
CC. Ed. Brown
T. M. Pattison
H. L. Snyder
P. S. Byrne
E. C. Bovard
New York Speaker at Quota Club Meeting
Dr J C Hale of New York City a Western Union executive spoke to about forty at the New Castle Quota Club in the Y M C A on Time and How to Make the Most Of It He compared life to an hour glass and noted the unseen future Former Dunkirk editor Hale attended as the guest with George L Mardis Western Union and Miss Katherine Wirsing Also a breakfast at Cascade Park followed by a wakeful 7 am gathering with Mrs Mildred Rodgers Mrs E C Heston and Mrs H H Rosenthal in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hale
New York City
Western Union Telegraph
New Castle
Quota Club
Hale
Dunkirk
N. Y
George L. Mardis
Field Club Musical Thursday Evening
The second in a summer series at the New Castle Field Club is set for Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The program features four piano numbers for two pianos with performers including Mrs. Patterson and Miss Patterson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Presidium
von Wilm Jr
Paul Browne Patterson
Shower honors a recently wed Mrs War nock
Mrs William D Warnock was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Jay L Reed and Miss Ethel Moore at the Reed home on Park Avenue Tuesday evening. Eighteen guests attended, games and sewing provided entertainment, and refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted by Mrs J Johnson Fisher Mrs Clifford Propst and Miss Helen Body. Baby rambler roses decorated the room and gifts were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Warnock
Jay L. Reed
Ethel Moore
Reed
Park Avenue
Eigh
J. Johnson Fisher
Clifford Propst
Helen Body
Annetta Sankey Corbin Wed to Edwin J Switzer at Croton M E Church
Mrs J E Sankey Corbin of Plaingrove and Edwin J Switzer son of the late Mr and Mrs W D Switzer Fairmont avenue were married at Croton M E Church at 6 30 this morning Reverend D Ralph Dunn officiating The bride wore faun silk crepe with matching hat and carried bride’s roses A breakfast followed at J Bert James home North Bay street The couple left for a trip to Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York They will reside at 110 N Ray street until their new home at 221 Hillcrest avenue is ready Mrs Switzer has taught in city schools seven years at Lincoln Garfield and Mr Switzer works for Curry Lumber Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Sankey Corbin
J. E. Sankey
Plaingrove
Edwin J. Switzer
W. D. Switzer
Fairmont Avenue
Croton M. E
D. Ralph Dunn
J. Bert James
North Bay Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
N. Ray Street
Hillcrest Avenue
Lincoln man to spend three years in Ireland with relatives
Thomas McCormick of Lincoln avenue will leave Thursday morning for a three year stay in Ireland to visit relatives. He formerly ran a Fifth ward grocery. Sampson Moore, manager of the Elks home in Salem Ohio and former Vendome hotel owner here, will accompany him and stay three months. They sail Saturday on the Cedric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
Lincoln Avenue
Ireland
Mr. McCormick
Fifth Ward
Sampson Moore
Elks Home
Salem
Ohio
Vendome Hotel
Mr. Moore
Cedric
Myers Family Sixteenth Reunion Held at Morrison Home
The sixteenth annual Myers family reunion was hosted at the home of W. D. Morrison, drawing more than 200 friends and relatives to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
W. D. Morrison
Dinner and elections lead to reunion schedule
Dinner was served at noon and a business session followed during which W. A. Shanor was elected president George Myers as vice president Mrs. W. D. Morrison as secretary and Press Myers as treasurer Talks by Rev. Harry Myers W. A. Shanor and William Myers were shared The next reunion is set for the third Thursday of June at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shanor
George Myers
W. D. Morrison
Press Myers
Harry Myers
William Myers
Alumni Association
Cascade Park
Council of Jewish Women
Miriam Cosel
Esther Levine
Ida Plant
Minnie Edelstein
Mollie Cohen
Mrs Cowan Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs Robert Cowan of Almira avenue leaves Thursday for a three month western visit. The Women's Bible class of Epworth Methodist Episcopal church hosted a farewell handkerchief shower at her home Tuesday with 34 guests. Music socializing and gifts accompanied the event as Mrs Cowan received a large bouquet and several handkerchiefs from the group led by Mrs M J Hamilton Mrs H G Vorhees and Mrs Claud Mc Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cowan
Almira Avenue
West
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
M. J. Hamilton
H. G. Vorhees
Claud McMichael
Miss Davenport Honored at Whippo Street Party
Miss Daisy Frye hosted a Tuesday evening at her Whippo street home honoring Miss Melda Davenport who leaves this week for Blairsbor o Louisiana for the summer. Music came from Mildred Britton on piano and Fred Davis on saxophone. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edward Frye and daughters Charlotte and Edith Rey and daughters. Red roses decorated the occasion with Mrs Rey and daughters from Youngstown as the only out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Frye
Whippo Street
Melda Davenport
Blairsbore
Mildred Britton
Fred Davis
Edward Frye
Ferdinand Rey
Charlotte
Edith
Rey
Youngstown
Ellwood City Bride Weds Glenn W. Garwig at Home Anniversary
Miss Luella Blair daughter of Mrs Minnie Blair of S Mill street became the bride of Glenn W Garwig at the Garwig home on Spring avenue Ellwood City with Rev MacGeorge officiating. The gown was white canton crepe andattendants included Misses Gladys Blair and Jessie Blair. Best man was Homer Garwig. A wedding breakfast for 25 followed and the couple plan to reside at 613 Line avenue after July 10 following an extended lake trip. Local guests included Mrs Minnie Blair Jessie Blair Theodore Blair Mrs Fred Green and daughter Shirley Garwig Mrs Jennie McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Blair
Minnie Blair
S. Mill Street
Glenn W. Garwig
E. A. Garwig
Spring Avenue
Ellwood City
MacGeorge
First Baptist Church
Gladys
Jessie Blair
Homer BR. Garwig
Garwig
Line Avenue
Theodore Blair
Fred Green
Shirley Garwig
Jennie McDonald
Surprise shower honors Mr and Mrs George Price
Members of the L A B club hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs George Price at Mrs Charles Covert home on East Washington street. Mrs Covert served with help from Miss Woods as twenty six guests attended and presented the couple with many beautiful gifts. A centerpiece of pink and white roses complemented the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Price
L. A. B. Club
Charles Covert
East Washington Street
Cowan Family Plans Westbound Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Cowan of Almira avenue will depart Thursday morning for an extended automobile trip through the west with their family. They will visit their son John Regester at Puget Sound University in Tacoma Washington, where he serves as Professor of Philosophy. Plans include a visit to Mrs Cowan s father and brother Dr John L Steffy and Rev J Ss Steffy in Los Angeles California before returning by the southern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cowan
Almira Avenue
John Regester
Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound University
Mrs Hookway Hosts Social Hour Club Evening
Mrs James Hookway welcomed the Social Hour club to her home on Tuesday for an evening of music and needlework. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Miss Rhoda Hookway, a special guest. In two weeks Mrs William Owens of Cunningham Avenue will entertain at breakfast at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hookway
Rhoda Hookway
Wiliam Owens
Cunningham Avenue
Park
Bridge
Howard Meehan
Quanequa Club
Crawford Avenue
George Speck
Oil City
Hazel Mann
Phoenix
Ariz
Butman
Pittsburgh
Schriner
West Virginia
Russell
P. J. Meehan
George Patterson
East Street
Laura Young Bible Class Breakfast at Cascade Park
Twenty four ladies attended a morning breakfast hosted by the Laura Young Bible Class at Cascade Park. Honor guest Martha Coulter marked her ninth birthday with a purse gift from the class, and attendees called the event highly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
Cascade Park
Martha Coulter
Happy Hour Club Guests Breakfast at Cascade Park
Members of the Happy Hour club will attend a breakfast at Cascade Park on Thursday morning at 7 30 o clock. The event invites club members to gather for the morning meal and social time in a park setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
VT. Club Dinner at the Park Thursday Evening
Members of the T. T. Club plan a dinner at the park on Thursday evening. The gathering aims to socialize and enjoy a community meal in a public space.
Luncheon Bridge At Local Field Club Draws 102 Guests
The regular Tuesday luncheon bridge drew 102 guests at 1 PM at the New Castle Field Club with an elaborate menu and decorated tables. Hosts included Mrs. George Winter and Mrs. Ray Robinson, and two bridge teams posted scores of 55,899 and 45,744. The next luncheon bridge is set for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
George Winter
Geo. Long
Ernest Stitzinger
Ray Robinson
Birthday Gathering For Fred H Kay At Home
A group of about 50 friends met Monday evening at Fred H Kay s home to celebrate his birthday anniversary with music and social pastimes. Guests presented many lovely gifts and baskets of garden flowers adorned the house, as refreshments were served by Mrs Fred Kay and Miss Nora Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Kay
Fred Kay
Nora Kay
Arcadian Club Moonlight Supper Honors Miss Dorothy Hill
Members of the Arcadian club with their husbands and friends enjoyed a moonlight supper at Cascade Park on Tuesday honoring Miss Dorothy Hill of Pittsburgh. Park amusements and dancing followed an elaborate grove menu with covers for 14. On Wednesday evening July 8 Mrs Chester D Minick will host at Temple Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadian Club
Cascade Park
Dorothy Hill
Pittsburgh
Grove
Chester D. Minick
Temple Avenue
Worthwhile Ken sington members visit Ms McConaghy home
Members of the Worthwhile Ken sington were guests in the home of Mrs. J. L. McConaghy on Lorain Avenue. Fourteen covers were arranged and dinner served at 6 30. Miss Nancy McConagh y was a special guest. After dinner social time included Kensington and chat. In four weeks a picnic at Mill Creek Park is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
J. L. McConaghy
Lorain Avenue
Nancy McConaghy
Mill Creek Park
Fern Leaf Club Holds Meeting at Crowe Home
The Fern Leaf Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. William Crowe on Dewey Avenue. Needlework and chat occupied members as Mrs. Crowe and Mrs. Harley Crowe assisted, with Miss Sara Moore serving refreshments. Plans were made for a tureen dinner at the Park in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
William Crowe
Dewey Avenue
Harley Crowe
Sara Moore
Park
Mrs Winifred Martin Hosts Friday Evening At Home
Miss Winifred Martin entertained friends with games and music on Friday evening. Dinner was served at six with covers for Edna Bartsch Virginia Martin Winifred Martin Grace Patterson Opal Martin and Master Giles Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Martin
Edna Bartsch
Virginia Martin
Grace Patterson
Opal Martin
Giles Martin
Mrs Donnellan attends Pittsburgh wedding of Agnes During and Edward Yost
Miss Mary Donnellan of North Beaver street spent the day in Pittsburgh attending the wedding of Agnes During and Edward Yost held this morning at the Church of the Holy Innocence in Pittsburgh. The bride is well known in this city and has visited here frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donnellan
North Beaver Street
Pittsburgh
Agnes During
Edward Yost
Church of Holy Innocence
Pitsburgh
Social Evening At Mrs Zerner’s Home On Boyles Ave
Mrs Ruth Zerner hosted guests Tuesday evening at her Boyles avenue residence. Rooms were adorned with garden flowers as attendees enjoyed bridge and radio music, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Zerner
Boyles Avenue
Hosteas
Miss Virginia Duff Hosts Golden Rule Class at Rose Point
Miss Virginia Duff entertained members of the Golden Rule Class of the Second U. P. Church taught by Mrs. Dwight Conner at their summer cottage near Rose Point on Tuesday. The gathering featured bathing and boating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Duff
Second U. P. Church
Dwight Conner
Rose Point
Elaborate Picnic Dinner Served for Twenty Two Attendees
At six o'clock an elaborate picnic dinner was served and covers were laid for twenty two. The fragment notes a social gathering with a formal dining setup and a defined guest count.
Mrs L M Buchanan Hosts Les Gaies Dix Club
Mrs L M Buchanan of Delaware Avenue will entertain members of the Les Gaies Dix club in her home Friday afternoon.
Kensington group to meet at Mrs Hoover's home
1919 Kensington members will gather Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. E C Hoover on Winter Avenue for a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
E. C. Hoover
Winter Avenue
Mrs. Sadie McCormick Hosts O. N. O. Club Evening
Mrs. Sadie McCormick of Butler Avenue will entertain members of the O. N. O. club Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie McCormick
Butler Avenue
O. N. O. Club
Local society notes from Pulaski and nearby towns
Personal mentions list residents visiting, traveling, or visiting friends in cities such as New Castle Atlantic City Pittsburgh Norwalk and Columbus. Births announced for twin sons and a daughter named June Leen with travel plans and family notices included.
Birth of Doris Louise in New Castle Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Stoner of Chestnut Street announce the birth of a daughter named Doris Louise at New Castle hospital. Mrs Jennie Minick and son Gilbert of Pine Street depart for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs William Minick in Denver Colorado. Leroy Johnson of 1005 Marshall Avenue returns from the University of Colorado engineering school in Boulder. Mrs J E Wright of Winter Avenue and Mrs Marie B Wheale of Smithfield Street travel to Union City Pennsylvania for the Service Star Legion state convention. Mrs Frank P Andrews of Crawford Avenue leaves for Tacoma Washington to visit her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Rocester, then Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
John Stoner
Chestnut Street
New Castle Hospital
Doris Louise
Jennie Minick
Gilbert
Pine Street
William Minick
Denver
Colorado
Leroy Johnson
1005
Marshall Avenue
Boulder
School of
Engi
J. E. Wright
Winter Avenue
Marie B. Wheale
Smithfield Street
Union City
Service Star Legion
Frank P. Andrews
Crawford Avenue
Tacoma
Wash
John Recester
Los Angeles
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Genevieve Cox
Wilford Shaw
E. M. M’creary
H. R. Huston
Bell
Long Avenue
Athusp
N. Mercer St
Russell-Neyman Wedding News
Miss Davis
THE
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
Gerson's
Field Club
Homer
Sonny Boy
Curran
Strickland
End
Patterson
Pirani
Rachmaninoff
Leoni
Cowan
W. P. Felch
Rage Pion
Corbin-Switzer
Chichester S
Nicholson
Dancing Academy
Meshannock Avenue
Waldorf Hall
Prof
Fred Nicholson
Tom MIX
Mrs. Tom MIX
Regent Theatre
Mrs. Cowan
Davenport
Blair-Garwig
Happy Hour Club
T. VT. Club
T. T. Club
the Park
Charming Lorgnon
Lester's Optical Shop
Deal
Optometrist
Khaki
Byer Fane
Soys
Knit & Windsor Ties
Windsor
Spre
Ibre Hose
Hier Riaron
Topkis Athletic U
Boye’ Athletic Union
Nainsook
Dad
AP Ad
Bove
Ancy Gary
Ree Farr
Ner
Ela Ff
Fey Os
Dans Place
East Washington St
Bors’ Stumme
Able
Les Gaies Dix Club
N. O. Club
W. F. Kane
Pulaski
Ivor Richards
Waldo Street
Harry Riblet
North Front Street
S. P. Emery
East North Street
Charles McCleery
Grant Street
R. D. Rhodes
Columbus
Clifford Patterson
Croton Avenue
Nellie Orr
Norwalk
Violet Glover
Anna Glover
Lyndal Street
L. F. Harris
Epworth Street
June Leen
Earl Graham
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mark L. Rabinovitz
Herbert
East Moody Avenue
Neering
University of Colorado
Mather Bros. CO
Jewelers and Silversmiths
East
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