Miss Lusk Hosts Elegant Country Club Dance
Younger society guests gathered at the country club for a Thursday evening dance hosted by Miss Blanche Lusk of Edison Avenue. The 65 attendees enjoyed roses, late dancing, and notable refreshments, with chaperones Mr and Mrs Harry Lusk and Mr and Mrs B F Butler. Out of town guests included Miss Helen Julian of Thomasville NC, Mark Westerman, and Edgar Arters of Youngstown. Harvey T Munn of Washington entertained at a formal dinner prior to the dance with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Blanche Lusk
Edison Avenue
Miss Lusk
Harry Lusk
B. F. Butler
Helen Julian
Thomasville
N. C
Mark Westerman
Edgar Arters
Youngstown
Harvey T. Munn
Washington, D. C
Lusk
Alice McCready
Sara Newell
Katherine Kirk
William Graham
Glenn Anderson
John Darlington
Indianapolis
Ind
Munn
Beahm Gould Wedding Seals Union Of New Castle Couple
At noon on Wednesday June 23 at the bride’s home in Petrolia, Miss Bertha Gould married Edward C Beahm of New Castle. Rev Willets officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine with red roses. sister Esther Gould was bridesmaid in pink. Best man was CC Milleman of Harmony. After a wedding dinner the party drove to Pittsburg then to a wedding trip visiting Washington DC Atlantic City Philadelphia New York and Niagara Falls. They will reside at 205 North Walnut Street New Castle. Both are well known the groom with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the bride a longtime county teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Gould
Petrolia
Bertha Gould
Edward C. Beahm
New Castle
Willets
United Presbyterian Church
Esther Gould
CC. F. Milleman
Harmony
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Butler Eagle
Pleasure of Conneautville visitors hosts cozy club event
Miss Pauline Wood of Conneautville entertained with her cousin Miss Marian Muse and Miss Alice Lowers for a C. B. E. club gathering. Lawn games music and readings followed by midnight refreshments and a slumber party for 14 guests. breakfast at park at six. Next meeting planned with Miss Dora Newton in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Wood
Conneautville
Marian Muse
Wooster University
Alice Lowers
Monroe Street
C. B. E. Club
Miss Muse
J. E. Jackson
Katherine Klee
S. W. Lowers
Edna
Dinner honors Miss Adalene Hamilton home from Alstead
Mrs Charles McKee hosted a 12 oclock dinner at Cherry Lane farm Shenango township for Miss Adalene Hamilton visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Hamilton of Pennsylvania avenue. Pink and white peonies decorated the table and roses marked each place. Hostess aides were Mrs Alex McConahy and Mrs John Henderson. Games music and kodaking followed a cherry feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKee
Cherry Lane Farm
Shenango Township
Adalene Hamilton
Alstead
N. M
Scott Hamilton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alex. McConahy
John Henderson
Highland luncheon honors Miss Chamberlain of London
Mrs J S Westlake hosted a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn on Thursday for Miss Mary Chamberlain of London who is visiting her sister Mrs John Holt for the summer. Afterward the guests went to the picture theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Tea Cup Inn
Mary Chamberlain
London
John Holt
Bake Sale at J D Springer’s Meat Market
The ladies of the Reformed Presbyterian church held a bake sale on Saturday June 26 at J D Springer’s meat market 16 North Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. D. Springer
North Mill Street
Kodak Camera Ad Promises Easy, High Quality Photos
A promotional piece from Eastman Kodak Co. touts a simple picture taking machine free of uncertainty. It claims Kodak cameras and Brownies offer the latest inventions, with a wide range priced from $5 to $65 and a complete photographic department in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodak Co
Porch Party Farewell Event for Mrs Papenhausen
A Thursday porch party hosted by Mrs. W. L. Beal on Leasure Avenue honored Mrs. Paul Papenhausen who plans to move to Whitewater Missouri. The 1914 Book club members and friends gathered with daisies, fancy work, and refreshments. Out of town guests included Mrs. Roy F. Brandon and Mrs. John Disbrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
Paul Papenhausen
Whitewater
Dorothy
Phyllis
W. P. Felch
H. L. Dunlap
Charles Stevenson
Roy F. Brandon
Youngstown
John Disbrow
Ellwood City
New Castle High School Class 1904 Reunion Changes Plans
Four reunion committee members met to shift the June gathering to a corn roast on September 2. The event will invite all former students and spouses as special guests, with out-of-town members urged to attend. Committee members are Mrs Stevenson Miss Helen Westlake Mrs James Meade Donald Lusk and Edwin K Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Stevenson
Helen Westlake
James Meade
Donald Lusk
Edwin K. Logan
E. E. Girls Attend Evans City Shower Visit
The E. E. girls of Center U. P. church rode the Harmony car to Evans City on Thursday. They spent the day with Mrs. Abraham Zeigler, a recent bride formerly in the club, and gave a shower gift of sherbet glasses after a picnic dinner. Special guests were Miss Margaret Dambach and Mrs. Goehring. The party included Dora Aiken Edna McClaren Harriet Hartzell Ora Zehner Elizabeth Schell Marie Rose Bertha Nanning Helen Zehner Gertrude Hartzell Martha Brandon Mrs. Herman Wilson and Mrs. Fred Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E
Center U. P
Evans City
Abraham Zeigler
Club
Zelienople
Dora Aiken
Edna McClaren
Harriet Hartzell
Ora Zehner
Elizabeth Schell
Marie Rose
Bertha Nanning
Helen Zehner
Gertrude Hartzell
Martha Brandon
Herman Wilson
Fred Schell
Jellison Jr and McBride Family Host Mixed Shower
Sixofus club members and friends gathered at East Washington street home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jellison Jr. Gifts included china and linen as pink and white peonies adorned rooms. Music was provided by Mrs. Walter Hoover and Howard Zeigler with assistance from Miss Jessie McBride and Miss Helen Hanna. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milton of Youngstown. next week’s host remains to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Jellison Jr
Sixofus Club
W. J. McBride
East Washington Street
Walter Hoover
Howard Zeigler
Jessie McBride
Helen Hanna
Ray Milton
Youngstown
Social evening hosted by Miss Anna Broadbeck at Beaver Falls
An enjoyable Wednesday event featured Miss Anna Broadbeck of Randolph street hosting friends. The group danced at the park after which they returned to enjoy refreshments. Attendees included Misses Lena Hartman Irene Lehan Ella Evans Marie Merriman Margaret Hannon and Messrs. Charles Arthur Frank Strayer James Merriman Frank Moultrop Seth Wasbusky and Kenneth Jones of Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Broadbeck
Randolph Street
Lena Hartman
Irene Lehan
Ella Evans
Marie Merriman
Margaret Hannon
Charles Arthur
Frank Strayer
James Merriman
Frank Moultrop
Seth Wasbusky
Beaver Falls
Kenneth Jones
Porch party at First Methodist social union
Forty members gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George E. Treadwell Wallace avenue for a porch party. Fancy work and victrola music provided entertainment followed by refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Gram Curtis Mrs. W. C. Mechem and Miss Locke will host a similar gathering at the Curtis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Treadwell
Wallace Avenue
First Methodist Church
George Greer
Lowery
Gram Curtis
W. C. Mechem
Miss Locke
Curtis
Alcanza Club Hosts Guests At Wilson Avenue Home
Mrs Charles Shaffer and other guests attended a meeting of the Alcanza club at the home of Mrs Charles Long on Wilson avenue Thursday evening. Roses decorated the room and Miss Shaffer helped serve with 22 covers. The next meeting will be the last Thursday of July with Mrs T A Long of South Jefferson street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shaffer
William Barber
Miss Acheson
Mardis
Samuel Baker
Margaret Shaffer
Alcanza Club
Charles Long
Wilson Avenue
Miss Shaffer
T. A. Long
South Jefferson Street
Hospitality Note From Mrs Bichbaum’s Thomasville Visit
Mrs W W Bichbaum of North Jefferson street hosted a gathering of 16 young people on Thursday afternoon. Bridge was the diversion with Miss Janet Hileman of New York among out of town guests. Mrs B F Butler assisted in serving refreshments to Miss Helen Juli an of Thomasville who is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Julian
Thomasville
N. C
W. W. Bichbaum
North Jefferson Street
Bridge
B. F. Butler
Janet Hileman
New York
Bake sale at J. D. Springer’s meat market
The Presbyterian church plans a bake sale on Saturday June 26 at J. D. Springer’s meat market located at 16 North Mill Street. Proceeds support church activities.
Birthday Dinner Honors Visitor
Miss Lyte J. Mc Gown of Youngstown visits in the home of her sister Mrs. W. H. Chambers of North Liberty street. Brothers sisters nieces and nephews give a birthday dinner at the park for 30 covers. A birthday cake candles and gifts of a chain pendant and a gold piece are presented. Out of town guests include H T Daugherty Charles A. McGown Alva Megown William Shale John Leonard Raymond Carrie Wilson T P Cullison and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyte J. McGown
Youngstown
W. H. Chambers
North Liberty Street
Park
H. T. Daugherty
Charles A. McGown
Cleveland
Alva Megown
William
Gisney Shale
John Leonard
Raymond
Carrie Wilson
T. P. Cullison
Bellevue
McNulty Family Fourth Reunion Held at Plaingrove Farm
The fourth annual McNulty reunion gathered over 50 relatives and friends at the William Schneider farm near Plaingrove on June 24. Attendees from distant places included John Hank and Grace McNulty, Ira McNulty, Ernest McNulty, Hockenberrys, Fannie Hockenberry, Katie Cowan, Mrs. Schneider, W. D. Stevenson and family, and others from Slippery Rock and Ellwood City. A noon dinner featured rose decorations. last year’s officers were re-elected and next year’s reunion is set for Cascade Park on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
William Schneider
Plaingrove
John Hank
Grace McNulty
Monongahela City
Ira McNulty
Alpine
N. J
Ernest McNulty
Upland
Ind
Hocken
Miss Frances Tripp Hosts Group at Cascade Park
Miss Frances Tripp of Long Avenue entertained a party of friends Thursday evening at Cascade Park. The event began with dancing at the pavilion and a late supper in the grove served at 11 o'clock with chaperones Mrs. Mary Kerber Mrs. M J Tripp and Mrs. Walter Kerber assisting. Names in the party include Pauline Fitch Catherine Fitch Myrtle Houston Kathleen Seely Etta Gross Ruth Lehan Marguerite Hurley Margaret Elmer Ella Kerber and guests Charles Rigby Peter Carson Edward Russell Benjamin McCann Harold Woods Carl Reeble Floyd Patterson James Pritchard and Charles Rigby of Sharon and Harry Forney Paul Dufford of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tripp
Long Avenue
Cascade Park
Grove
Mary Kerber
M. J. Tripp
Walter Kerber
Pauline
Catherine Fitch
Myrtle Houston
Kathleen Seely
Etta Gross
Ruth Lehan
Marguerite Hurley
Margaret Elmer
Ella Kerber
Charles Rigby
Peter Carson
Edward Russell
Benjamin McCann
Harold Woods
Carl Reeble
Floyd Patterson
Ellwood City
James Pritchard
Sharon
Harry Forney
Paul Dufford
Picnic at Cascade Park Gathered Local Friends
The Y L T S and friends held a picnic supper at Cascade Park on Thursday evening with 22 attending. Supper at 7 30 featured roses on the table. Special guests were Arthur Johnson of Pittsburgh and Mrs T E Williams of New York City. Next Monday the club meets at Miss Helen M Hoyland on Pollock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Allen Cartwright
Norman Zumbrunnen
Charles Harris
Joseph Walters
T. E. Williams
Nell Pettibon
Ressa M. Francis
Helen M. Hoyland
Annie Hopton
Charlotte Baird
Minnie Sweet
May Scott
Ruth Neidler
Jack Gross
Arthur Johnston
Harry Richey
Edward Hoyland
William Hodgetts
Clare Sweet
David Edmonston
Arthur Johnson
Pittsburg
New York City
Pollock Avenue
Winter Picnic club holds closing meeting at Pyle home
The concluding Winter Picnic club meeting gathered 24 guests Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle's Winter avenue home. Pink rose decor graced a long table. Special guests included Mrs. Charles Julian of Thomasville North Carolina and Mrs. Charles Clark. Aides were Miss Eleanor Pyle and Mrs. William Veach. An informal entertainment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pyle
Winter Avenue
Charles Julian
Thomasville
N. C
Charles Clark
Eleanor Pyle
William Veach
Breakfast in Cascade Park Honors local Misses
Miss Florence Wilson hosted a Thursday morning breakfast in Cascade park for six guests including Misses Inn and Lucy Thistlethewaite of West Brownsville. The visitors returned to the city about nine o clock after entertaining hosts Miss Mary Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Sankey Street
Cascade Park
Misses Inn
Lucy Thistlethewaite
West Brownsville
Misses Thistlethewaite
Mary Cochran
Butler Avenue
Luncheon Series at Country Club Announced
The entertainment committee announces the first luncheon for club ladies next Wednesday with cards to follow. Attendees should notify Mrs. Springer by Tuesday. Future parties will be held on Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
David Jameson
C. L. Baldwin
Rachel Wallace
Robert H. Cunningham
Rachel Morehead
Springer
Picnic for Families of Kensington Club on Lawn
A Thursday evening picnic for the G. G. G. Kensington group and their families was hosted by Mrs. John Allen on Franklin Avenue with Mrs. Joseph McMillin as associate hostess. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young. Seated for 46, the lawn setting featured rose and daisy decorations and music by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Fankhauser with Victrola numbers. A park picnic is planned for next Thursday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. G. Kensington
John Allen
Franklin Avenue
Joseph McMillin
Robert Young
George White
Fred Gilliland
E. O
Croton Avenue Hostess Plans Park Breakfast Event
Mrs. Walter Dodds of Croton Avenue entertained the D Lab B's Ken Sington Wednesday afternoon. The main topics were fancy work and refreshments with her daughter assisting. A breakfast at the park later in the season was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dodds
Croton Avenue
Kensington
Park
Kensing ton Members Spend Thursday Afternoon
Members of the T A C Kensing ton spent Thursday afternoon in the town gathering for a community event. The group discussed local projects and future activities while sharing plans for upcoming meetings.
Households and Socials Highlight Neshannock Avenue Scene
Mrs Blanche Clack hosts a needlework gathering on Neshannock avenue with social thoughts. Mrs Bessie Frey, also of Neshannock avenue, assisted in serving and will be hostess in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Clack
Neshannock Avenue
Bessie Frey
Miss Helen Irene McBride Weds Clifford Casner in Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Irene McBride and Clifford J. Casner married in a small family service at the home of Mrs. Fannie E. McBride 238 West Raven Avenue. The Rev. William Herbert Hudnut officiated. bridal gown white satin with lace. couple to reside with Casner parents and plan a future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Helen Irene McBride
Clifford J. Casner
Fannie E. McBride
West Raven Avenue
William Herbert Hudnut
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Fragmented Phrase Describes Neat Order and Beauty
A clipped fragment speaks of a hand some order and a mannerly presentation. The text hints at careful arrangement and pleasing aesthetics without naming people places or events.
Westside club hosts card night with prizes to three women
Mrs James O Laughlin of West Washington street entertained the Westside club at home on Thursday evening. Six tables filled with card games, prizes going to Miss Margaret O Connor Mrs O Connor and Mrs A Heinrich. Special guests were Mrs A Heinrich and Miss Kate Smith and refreshments were served. Mrs Albert Diamond of Cameron street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Laughlin
West Washington Street
Westside Club
Margaret O'Conner
O’conner
A. Heinrich
Kate Smith
Albert Diamond
Cameron Street
Clover hostess hosts noonday dinner for Nesbitt circle
Mrs. Robert Nesbitt of Clover gave a pleasant Thursday noonday dinner. Her guests included Mrs. Thomas Lindsay Mrs. Nathaniel Nesbitt Miss Minnie Nesbitt Mrs. David Creele Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt and her daughter Zel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nesbitt
Clover
Thomas Lindsay
Nathaniel Nesbitt
Minnie Nesbitt
David Creele
Thomas Nesbitt
Zel
Local society notes with roses and Kensington visit
The gathering included Ma and Miss Eleanor Nesbitt of this city Mrs. S P McCreary and Miss Ruth McCreary of Eastbrook. Roses were used decoratively and a Kensington occupied the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Nesbitt
S. P. McCreary
Ruth McCreary
Eastbrook
Kensington
Kensington Girls Host Picnic for Helen Maxwell Before Moving
Girls group held a park picnic Thursday evening in honor of Miss Helen Maxwell of Winter Avenue who departs Saturday to enter the University of Pittsburgh. Covers were laid for 25 including Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Brandon of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Helen Maxwell
Winter Avenue
University of Pittsburg
Roy F. Brandon
Youngstown
Picnic at the Park With Happy Hour Sewing Club
Members of the Happy Hour Sewing Club and their families spent an all day picnic at the park. Thursday featured Misses Book as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
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