Dancing Party Attracts Notice In Moody Avenue Home
Mrs. Charles Johnson hosted a dancing party Monday evening at her Moody avenue residence with 35 guests. The event honored Leila Scott and Anne Scott of Washington DC, friends of Winifred Johnson and James Watson of Pittsburgh, with decor featuring sweet peas and roses and aides listed as Mrs. S. W. Perry, Mrs. G. G. Stitzinger, and Lady Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Moody Avenue
Leila Scott
Anne Scott
Washington, D. C
Winifred Johnson
James Watson
Pittsburgh
Charles
Phillips Johnson
Haverford College
8. W. Perry
G. G. Stitzinger
Lady Thornton
Hazel Smith
Caroline Davis
Elizabeth Stadelhofer
Leone Stitzinger
Alice Smith
Emma Lou Dickey
Mary Winters
Dorothy Leavy
Jessie Ray
Irene Kariher
Camille Patterson
Adelaide Byers
Margaret Byers
New Wilmington
Anna Thornton
South Hampton
England
James Smith
Millard Greer
Keith Wilson
Don McWilliams
Sam Perry
Scott Telley
Howard Kirk
Michael Matheny
Preston Flaherty
Paul Wilson
Bob Preston
David Perry
Mr. Campbell
James Thornton
Eng
Phillips
Gilmore Campbell
Dorothy Bleaksley
Esther Henninger
Gerald Wise
Verny Wise
Butler
Miss Wilma Woods Hosts M. G. Girls Club Meeting
Bartram avenue hostess Miss Wilma Woods entertained the M. G. Girls club with three guests Mrs. J. C. Glenn Mrs. F. S. Merriman and Miss Elsie Johnson. Sewing and music followed by a dainty lunch prepared with help from her mother Mrs. H. C. Woods. Summer flowers adorned the home. In two weeks the club meets with Mrs. Vance Montgomery of Epworth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Woods
Bartram Avenue
M. G. Girls Club
J. C. Glenn
F. S. Merriman
Elsie Johnson
H. C. Woods
Vance Montgomery
Epworth Street
Golden Glint Shampoo Ad Claim Sunny Dullness Vanishes
An advertisement proclaims Golden Glint Shampoo makes dull hair vanish with radiant shine. The copy emphasizes quick effect and luster, urging customers to try the product for a brighter look.
Young People Banquet at Highland U P Church
One hundred fifty members of the Highland U P church Young Peoples department attended a Monday banquet. Teachers served an elaborate menu and decorated with summer flowers. Toasts, musical numbers, class stunts, and humorous sketches entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Department
Highland U. P. Church
Walter Wilkison
Willard Parker
John Offutt
Evelyn Offutt
Evelyn Mitchel
Loretta Wheale
Elizabeth Parker
Margaret Lee
Doris McBride
Elizabeth Hopkins
Mettie Rounds
Katherine Elder
C. G. Linder
R. L. Wallace
Miss Foulke Honored at Schenley High School Party
The Schenley high school faculty in Pittsburgh hosted a Friday reception in the school library to honor Miss Frances Willard Foulke as she prepares to marry this summer. Principal Sauvain praised her teaching work and the loss to the school, while Miss Burn presented a silver gift and the gathering counted about 75 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley High School
Pittsburgh
Frances Willard Foulke
Sauvain
Miss Foulke
Miss Burn
Country Club Dance Set For July Third Evening
An informal dance will be held at the country club on Monday July 3 for members and visiting guests from out of town and the college set home for summer. The event runs from 9 p m to 12 a m with a large attendance anticipated.
N G F Club Plans Picnic and Guest Evening
Members of the N G F club will have a picnic supper at the park this evening. Next Friday evening the girls will be guests of Miss Elizabeth Williams at her home on Sheridan avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. F. Club
Elizabeth Williams
Sheridan Avenue
Washington Guests to Be Honored by Moody Avenue Hostess
Misses Anna and Lela Scott of Washington D C are the house guests of Miss Winifred Johnson on Moody avenue and will attend several events. On Wednesday Miss Leone Stitzinger will host an afternoon card party in their honor. Thursday Miss Johnson and her guests will be honored at a luncheon in the Butler Country club with Mrs T W Phillips as hostess. A number of local people will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna and
Lela Scott
Washington, D. C
Winifred Johnson
Moody Avenue
Leone Stitzinger
Lincoln Avenue
Miss Johnson
Butler Country Club
T. W. Phillips
Luncheon Bridge At Elks Club Attracts 16 Guests
Mrs C O Sweet hosted a luncheon bridge at the Elks club for 16 guests. Honorees included Miss Beth Bowen of Seattle Mrs Andrew M Dodds a June bride and Miss Wilhelmina Eakin a bride elect. Placecards marked covers for 16. A pink roses centerpiece and four tables formed the afternoon activity at the hostess home on Leisure avenue after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Sweet
Elks’ Club
Beth Bowen
Seattle
Wash
Andrew M. Dodds
Wilhelmina Eakin
Leasure Avenue
D O H Club Picnic Honors Guests In New York And Camden
Honoring Mrs. John McNair of New York City and Mrs. William Gregg of Camden N J the D O H club held a picnic supper in the grove Monday evening Roses adorned the table Supper was served at 730 Special guests Miss Anne Richards and Miss Marie Stewart Park amusements filled the night Other covers included Margaret Adams Elizabeth Phillips Mrs Charles Shoaff Mrs Wm Mulcahy Miss Irma Haines Miss Christina Gregg Betty Jane Shoaff and Gloria Gregg In two weeks Mrs Wm Mulcahy hosts at Bartram avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNair
New York City
William Gregg
Camden N. J
D. O. H. Club
the Grove
Anne Richards
Marie Stewart
Margaret Adams
Elizabeth Phillips
Charles Shoaff
Informal Hubbard Party Hosted by Hunter Family
A group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hunters Hubbard home for an informal evening of music and games. Lunch was served on the lawn. Aides included Mrs. J. D. Phillips Mrs. C. S. Harper Vincy Gold and Mabel Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hunter
Hubbard
J. D. Phillips
C. S. Harper
Vincy Gold
Mabel Hunter
J. A. Phillips
C. O. Wagner
Edward Coyne
A. E. Hare
Edna
Ethel Wagner
Mary
Edna Harper
Fay
Doris Phillips
Arthur Harper
Raymond Phillips
Thomas Vaughan
William Beck
James Foster
Lester Hays
Club listings and hostesses for local gatherings
I P C Club directed by Mrs Harry Johnson on Randolph street. A and O Club holds a picnic at the park. Bon Mon Club with Mrs Bert Parker on Walnut street. N E T Club led by Miss Hazel Fehren baugh on Laurel boulevard. 1902 Club with Mrs Festus Flynn on West Washington street. Orenda Girls with Miss Margaret George on Pine street. Rudolph V Club with Miss Teressa Travers on West State street. Nicas Club breakfast at the park. Girls Bridge Club with Miss Essie Grossman on South Jefferson street. O B F Club picnic at the park. Rita Girls with Mrs Joseph Maroney on Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Randolph Street
A. and
O. Club
Bon Mon
Bert Parker
Walnut Street
Hazel Fehrenbaugh
Laurel Boulevard
Festus Flynn
West Washington Street
Orenda
Margaret George
Pine Street
Rudolph V
Essie Grossman
South Jefferson Street
O. B. F. Club
Rita Girls
Joseph Maroney
Crawford Avenue
St Johns Luther League Picnic Set for Wednesday
Members plan a picnic on Wednesday June 28 at Albarn for about 80 guests. Attendees meet at the church at 5 PM for arranged transportation. late arrivals should contact Albert Treser to arrange transport. Please bring knife fork spoon and cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Luther League
Albarn
Albert Treser
Miss Sankey to Attend Six Week Supervisory Course
Miss Margaret Sankey of Wallace Avenue will leave Thursday evening for West Chester Pennsylvania to enroll in a six week course in supervision at West Chester Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sankey
Wallace Avenue
West Chester Normal School
West Chester
Music Education Program Report Highlights Pennsylvania
A report outlines public school music work under Hollis Dann state superintendent of music in Pennsylvania. It notes continued private voice culture with New York teachers while the subject is in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Hollis Dann
Pennsylvania
New York
East
Virginia Visitor Honored at Party
Miss Hester Marshall Davison of Richmond was the house guest honored at a gathering hosted by Mrs. David N. Keast and her daughter Miss Josephine Keast. A Weilner roast at Highland Park Monday evening brought together Arabella Coban Sara Coban Harriett Beadel Elizabeth Bard Josephine McGoun Amy Jean Young Margaret Young Werley Porter and Esther Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Marshall Davison
Richmond
David N. Keast
Josephine Keast
Highland Park
Arabella
Sara Coban
Harriett Beadel
Elizabeth Bard
Josephine McGoun
Amy Jean
Margaret Young
Werley Porter
Esther Wallace
Mrs Wilson Eckles Chosen President of 1914 Book Club
Mrs Wilson Eckles was selected for the office of president of the 1914 Book club to serve for the coming year at the regular meeting of the club held at the Country club Saturday afternoon. The other officers named were Mrs W G Eckles vice president, Mrs C R Reed secretary and Mrs W L Beal treasurer. The meeting was the last of the 1922 season for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Eckles
Country Club
W. G. Eckles
C. R. Reed
W. L. Beal
Noted New Castle Guests at Lakeside Inn Conneaut Lake
New Castle visitors at Lakeside Inn in the past week include Mr and Mrs J F Meyers S F Roland Mrs P Mc Kibbin Miss Anna McKibben Mr and Mrs W M Riddle and daughter Johann Mrs Ada Chestnut and Mrs G A McKee. Lakeside Inn is now owned by Mrs Jennie A Clarke formerly linked to Moore's Community Kitchen on North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lakeside Inn
Conneaut Lake
J. F. Meyers
S. F. Roland
P. McKibbin
Anna McKibben
W. M. Riddle
Johann
Ada Chestnut
G. A. McKee
Jennie A. Clarke
Moore’s Community Kitchen
North Mercer Street
Picnic Supper Held by N G F Club at Cascade Park
Ten covers were laid for a picnic supper at Cascade Park Monday evening by the N G F club members. Special guests included Misses Louise and Jeanette Hutton and Miss William. Supper served at seven. Park amusements followed. In three weeks another picnic is planned at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
N. G. F. Club
Louise
Jeanette Hutton
Willihan
Dinner Honors Miss Sarah Williams in Connellsville
Miss Sarah Williams of Connellsville was honor guest at a six o'clock Monday dinner hosted by Miss Betty Griffiths at her Electric Street home. Ten guests were seated with a roses centerpiece. The aides were Mrs. Griffiths and Miss Agnes Griffiths. Informal diversions followed the repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Williams
Connellsville
Betty Griffiths
Electric Street
Mrs. Griffiths
Agnes Griffiths
Mr and Mrs Eise Attend 92nd Birthday for Carl Efler Sr
Mr and Mrs Henry G Eise of Norwood Avenue returned from Galion Ohio where they attended a quiet party honoring Carl Efler Sr on his 92nd birthday. July 31 marks their 67th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Eise
Norwood Avenue
Galion
Ohio
Carl Efler
Esler
Miss Salina Isaac Weds Alfred Evans in Early Morning Ceremony
Miss Salina Isaac daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Isaac East Reynolds street and Alfred Evans were married this morning at 6 30 o clock in the parsonage of the First Congregational church. Rev W Glynn Williams officiated. The newlyweds departed for a trip to Atlantic City after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Isaac
Isaac Isaac
East
Reynolds Street
Alfred Evans
First Congregational Church
W. Glynn Williams
Ellis Family Hosts Dinner at Mill Creek Park
Mr and Mrs Edward Ellis of Warren entertained at a dinner party Sunday at Mill Creek park. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Hopkins and children Fred John William and Ellis, Mr and Mrs Albert Ellis, Mr and Mrs Isaac Ellis and Miss Carrie Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ellis
Warren
Mill Creek Park
John Hopkins
Fred
John
William and Ellis
Albert Ellis
Isaac Ellis
Carrie Graam
Pattisons Attend Wilkinsburg Wedding of Miss Mabel Kirk
Mr and Mrs R H Pattison and children of Brooklyn avenue travel to Wilkinsburg to attend the wedding of Miss Mabel Kirk and Robert Aber at the bride's home Wednesday evening. Miss Kirk is well known locally and has visited here frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pattison
Brooklyn Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Moody woman to spend summer in Chau tauqua with guests
Miss Ruth Woodworth of Moody Avenue leaves Wednesday for Greenville Pennsylvania to visit Miss Mildred Beil for a few days before continuing to Chaumont Chau tauqua for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Woodworth
Moody Avenue
Greenville
Mildred Beil
Chautauqua
Yale Medical Student Home For Summer Vacation
Thomas Francis Jr a Yale medical student arrives home to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Francis Jr of East Reynolds Street The elder Francis was an honor student in his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis, Jr
Yale
East Reynolds Street
Francis
Mrs Julian and Mrs Failer Plan Summer in Canada
Mrs Meliie I Julian of Highland Avenue and Mrs Eva Failer of Walnut Street depart for San Souci Georgian Bay Ontario Canada to spend the summer at the home of Mrs E I Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliie I. Julian
Highland Avenue
Eva Failer
Walnut Street
San Souci
Georgian
Bay
Ontario
Canada
E. I. Phillips
Minerva Club Meets Friday at Mrs Updergraff Home
Mrs C D Updergraff will entertain the Minerva club Friday evening at her home on Youngstown road. The meeting place has been changed from Mrs W J Westlake Millsway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Updergraff
Minerva Club
Youngstown Road
W. J. Westlake
Millsway
Haggerty and Criswell Wedding Held in Mercer County
Miss Elsie Haggerty of Mercer County and Harry Criswell of this city married Monday June 26 at Mercer. Justice T. W. McClain officiated at the ceremony with the couple listed as joined in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty-Crisswell
Elsie Haggerty
Mercer County
Harry Criswell
T. W. McClain
Mercer
Social Hour Club Picnic Planned for July 3
Mrs William Owens of Pennsylvania Avenue will entertain members of the Social Hour club Monday evening July 3 with a picnic supper at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Social Hour Club
Penna Bo Kensington Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Penna Bo Kensington gathering planned for Friday at the Paper Mill dam has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Mill Dam
Seventh Whiting reunion set for Edenburg home
The seventh annual Whiting family reunion will be held August 3 at the home of John Martin in Edenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
John Martin
Edenburg
Mrs William Cross Seriously Ill At Home
Mrs William Cross of Wilmington Avenue is very seriously ill at her home, neighbors report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cross
Wilmington Avenue
Vade Mecum Ken sington Picnic at Rose Point
Members of the Vade Mecum Ken sington plan an all day picnic Thursday at the summer home of Mrs Chauncey Davis at Rose Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vade Mecum Kensington
Chauncey Davis
Rose Point
Edith Cover of Butler Visits City With Friends
Miss Edith Cover of Butler spent the day with friends in this city enjoying a social outing and hosting informal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cover of
Butler
Foley Kidney Pills Proven Relief Six Years Ago
W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia recalls kidney trouble six years prior and says Foley Kidney Pills, advised by the Fire Department chief, relieved him after three bottles with no return of symptoms. The ad urges relief from rheumatic pains backache swollen joints and sleep disturbing bladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shadwell
Stanley
Foley
Fire Department
Disordered kidneys symptoms and general weakness
Advertised medical symptoms like weakness related to kidney issues are noted. A visiting guest, Adv. Miss Sarah Williams of Connellge ville, is mentioned as staying with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Williams
Connellgeville
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Beauty
E. North Street
Bell
Azarian
McBride-Shannon CO
E. Wash. St
Charles T. Metzler Company
Bell Phone
Citizens Phone
East Washington Street
Washington
Luther League
Virginia
Book Club
N. F. G. Club
Isaac Evans
Orchid
Copenhagen
Kelley
Royal Waterbury
Hazelton
Kimball
LET & Davis
Artrio
Angelus
Chase
Snyder Piano CO
North
Mercer Street
Greer Bldg
Robert
Marinello
North Mill Street
Reo
Tyityte
Penna
Bo Kensington
Whiting Reunion
Eran
E. M. M’creary
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