Large Reception Event At Edward King Home Rhodes Place
A grand reception in the Edward King residence on Rhodes Place drew about 200 guests led by Mrs. King and daughters Miss Anna and Mrs. Graham Fowle. Honor guests included Mrs. E. F. Washburn and Miss Mary Washburn of Taunton Massachusetts. The event featured summer roses and aides listed among the hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
Rhodes Place
King
Anna
Graham Fowle
E. F. Washburn
Mary Washburn
Taunton
Mass
J. P. H. Cunningham
Edward Hadnett Ward
Rufus C. Patterson
George L. Patterson
William K. Hugus
Jennie Morgan
Arethusa Hartman
Florence White
Ellen Long
Jennie Marshall
Alice McCready
Harriet Quinn
Kensington Meeting Draws Many Visitors and Plans Next Breakfast
Thursday's Kensington gathering at Mrs. George S. Westlake's Moody avenue home attracted out of town guests including Mrs. David Lloyd of Mansfield Ohio Mrs. W R Thomas of Niles Ohio Mrs Paul Zeller of Philadelphia and Mrs Albert Huston of Columbus Roses and flowers filled the rooms with festive air as refreshments were served with Miss Dorothy Gormley and Mrs Ellwood Gilbert assisting This was the season’s last meeting with plans for an August breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill Kensington
George S$. Westlake
Moody Avenue
David Lloyd
Mansfield
Ohio
W. R. Thomas
Niles
Paul Zeller
Philadelphia
Albert Huston
Columbus
Dorothy Gormley
Prosser Daughter Weds George McCulough at Beaver Falls Area
Last night at the home of Mrs. Rosser Prosser Sr. Miss Susan Janette Prosser married George McCulough of Prospect Pa. The Rev J Boyd Tweed officiated. About 60 guests from East Liverpool Harmony Prospect Beaver Falls and New Brighton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosser Prosser
Patterson Heights
Susan Janette Prosser
George McCulough
Prospect
J. Boyd Tweed
First Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Beaver Falls
East Liverpool
Harmony
New Brighton
Kensington club meeting with Mrs Hammond on Sutton street
Thursday afternoon T A C Kensington members enjoyed fancy work and refreshments. Mrs Carl Gaston assisted. roses decorated. In two weeks Mrs Robert Thompson of Hamilton street will be hostess and a special meeting is set for Monday evening at Mrs Carl Gaston’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammond
Sutton Street
T. A. C. Kensington
Carl Gaston
Robert Thompson
Hamilton Street
Trinity church members entertained at Hillcrest Ave home
Members of H. K. Gregorys Bible glass of Trinity church were entertained in the home of Percy Lavatrac of Hillcrest Avenue Thursday evening. Cards informal visiting and refreshments were features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Gregory’s Bible Glass
Trinity Church
Percy Lavatrac
Hillcrest Avenue
Blairview hosts Thornton visit from London England
Mr and Mrs George D Blair spend summer at Blairview after returning from New York where they met their daughter Mrs Henry W Thornton of London and her daughter Anna Thornton. Granddaughter Mrs Thornton travels with them while James Thornton stays in England preparing for Oxford. The Blair family plans an eastern motor trip with their daughter joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Blair
Blairview
New York
Henry W. Thornton
London
England
Anna Thornton
Blair
K. T. G. Circle Elects 6 Month Officers
The K. T. G. circle met at Oak street home of Mrs. Charles Hoagland. Officers for the next six months were elected: Etta Graham president Hattie Beman vice president Fannie Ke Baney secretary Lucy Hoagland treasurer. A $125 treasury division was shared. Next meeting on July 27 at Mrs. William Shaffer’s home will bid farewell to Mrs. Homer Pence before her England trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. G. Circle
Charles Hoagland
Oak Street
Etta Graham
Hattie Beman
Fannie KE. Baney
Lucy Hoagland
Treasury
Kensington
William Shaffer
Grant Street
Homer Pence
England
Local Teacher Married in Buffalo
Mrs. Elizabeth Foulke Pitzer of Green Street announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Freda Foulke to Elvin EB Fritz of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred in Buffalo on Wednesday. The bride, Slippery Rock graduate and three year local teacher, and the groom with Grasselli Chemical Co. ties will spend the summer in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Foulke Pitzer
Green Street
Freda Foulke
Elvin EB. Fritz
Cleveland
Buffalo
Slippery Rock
BE. Fritz
Grasselli Chemical Co
Canada
McCune McBride Wedding Near Plaingrove
Miss May McCune and Robert Peebles were married at noon today at the home of the groom’s parents near Plaingrove. Rev J A McDonald of Youngstown officiated. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jay McCune and Miss Fannie McBride. A dinner followed and the couple will reside near Plaingrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay McCune
Fannie McBride
May McCune
Robert Peebles
William McCune
Plaingrove
J. A. McDonald
Youngstown
Quiet wedding ties Myrtle Kelly to Frank Covert
The marriage of Myrtle Kelly of South New Castle and Frank Covert of Westside occurred Thursday evening at 5 o'clock with Rev. Da Fe Shafer of the Central Christian church officiating. The ceremony was unattended and the couple will reside on Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kelly
South New Castle Borough
Frank Covert
Westside
da Fe Shafer
Central Christian Church
Long Avenue
Mrs T M Scott and son visit Dr Flannery in Omaha trip
Mrs T M Scott and her son Thomas of Portland Ore conclude an extended visit with Dr and Mrs C F Flannery of South Mill Street. They will visit Omaha on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Scott
Thomas
Portland
Mrs McKee Hosts Emerson Kensington at Cherry Lane Farm
Mrs Charles McKee of Cherry Lane farm entertained Emerson Kensington members at her home on Thursday. An elaborate four course dinner was served with assistance from Mrs Lemuel McQuiston and Mrs John McFern. Afternoon hours featured music and fancy work as diversions with many ladies listed among the covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKee
Cherry Lane Farm
Emerson Kensington
Lemuel McQuiston
John McFern
Isaac Sage
John McQuiston
Alex McConahy
William Geiger
William Smith
Twila
Mrs Hurn Hosts G A T Ken sington for Evening
Mrs. George Hurn of Galbraith avenue entertained the G A T Ken sington Thursday evening. Music and sewing were diversions and Mrs. John McDonald assisted with the refreshments. In one week Mrs. George McFarland of Arlington avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hurn
Galbraith Avenue
G. A. T. Kensington
John McDonald
George McFarland
Arlington Avenue
Bunting Flags in Various Sizes and Colors Advertised
Unmounted fast color cotton bunting flags offered in 8x5 feet at 1.00 and 5x8 feet at 1.75. Large wool bunting flags with sewn on stars made to government regulations ranging from 3x5 feet to 8x feet, priced 3.25 to 6.50. Tri color bunting for yard decor listed with size 61 4.
Craig Family Returns From Yale Commencement
Mr and Mrs Joe L Craig and their daughter Margaret Craig of Lincoln Avenue have returned from New Haven Connecticut where they attended commencement at Yale University. Their son Earl Craig, a student there, accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgaret Craig
Lincoln Avenue
New Haven
New Neckwear and Collars Arrive at Low Prices
The shop offers new jabot voile collars at 25c and organdie collars in late shapes at 2c and 5c. White organdie sailor collars with lace edge cost 50c, white flannel coat sets 50c, net and cream fichus and collars $1. Silk and silk crepe de chine windsors 75c and 50c. Plenty of scarlet in stock.
Mrs Robertson Hosts Idlewile Ken Singston Tea
Mrs James Robertson of Cherry street entertained the Idlewile Ken sington Thursday afternoon with sewing and refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Roy A Thompson of Cherry street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robertson
Cherry Street
Idlewile Kensington
Roy A Thompson
Oak Leaf Kensington Elects New Officers
Mrs Lyda McKinney hosted on Andrew Street as Oak Leaf Kensington held elections updating officers. President Mrs Margaret Shaner, Vice President Mrs Martha Mc Dennis, Treasurer Mrs Margaret Harkless, Assistant Mrs Catherine Quinn, Secretary Mrs Ella Parks, Pianist Mrs Edna Hammond, Press Agent Mrs Goldie Humble. Favors awarded to Mrs Martha McDennis Mrs Nettie Marshall Mrs Susie Hall and Mrs Harkless. In two weeks Mrs McDennis of Shenango Street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda McKinney
Andrew Street
Oak Leaf
Aiken Hosts Un Expeced Club Dinner and Cards
Mr and Mrs R K Aiken of Highland avenue entertained the Un expected club Thursday evening with a nicely appointed dinner followed by card games in which the favors were awarded to Mr and Mrs Joseph Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Aiken
Highland Avenue
Joseph Simpson
Silk gloves restocked at 58c a pair for tomorrow
Store reports yesterday’s Silk Gloves shipment arrived, leaving ample stock for tomorrow’s sale. Women’s two button white silk gloves are described as very good quality and priced at 58 cents per pair.
Picnic Tonight by Twentieth Century Bible Class
The Twentieth Century Bible class plans a park picnic this evening at 6 30. Members will gather for the event and share fellowship outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Bible Class
Outing and Motor Hats for the Fourth
Chic smart shapes in women's and misses' hats for all occasions on the Fourth. Motor Hats, Sports Hats, jaunt traveling hats in satins silks and wash fabrics plain colors combinations and awning stripes. BOs 1.00 1.50 to 2.50. Boys white wash hats new shipment 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Miss Huella Cochran Returns From Indiana Visit
Miss Huella Cochran and her aunt Mrs. Rebecca Cochran and Mrs. Harry Kiser visited Indiana Pa for a week as guests of R. C. Orr and family. Kathalen Orr joined them to New Castle and will stay two weeks as Miss Cochran’s guest. They attended Centenial exercises in Indiana last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huella Cochran
Rebecca Cochran
Harry Kiser
Indiana
R. C. Orr
Kathalen Orr
New Castle
Miss Cochran
Hutchinson Street Hostess Adds Sewing and Refreshments
Mrs. John F. Corbett of Hutchinson street entertained the Cousant club Thursday afternoon with sewing and refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Carl Kahrer will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Corbett
Hutchinson Street
Cousant Club
Carl Kahrer
North Dakota Teacher Mrs Miller Visits Shenango After Long Absence
Mrs. Alice Hennon Miller of North Dakota visits her mother Mrs. Ellen Hennon in Shenango township after an unexpected return following a lengthy city stay. Miller formerly taught in Lawrence County schools and is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hennon Miller
North Dakota
Ellen Hennon
Shenango Township
Miller
Lawrence County
Treadwell Queen Esther Circle Breakfast at the Park
The Treadwell Queen Esther Circle held a Thursday breakfast at the park with 18 members present. A delicious menu was served and the morning passed informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treadwell
Queen Esther Circle
Quiet Thursday Wedding In St Paul Lutheran Church
Miss Elizabeth M Houston became the bride of Fred C Timm in a 3 50 PM ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev W C Miller officiating. They were attended by the groom’s brother and sister Mr and Mrs J Morgan. They left for Cleveland and Detroit after the ceremony and will reside here upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Houston
Fred C. Timm
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. C. Miller
J. Morgan
Picnic Essentials: Thermos Bottles and Sets for Outdoor Use
Advertises thermos bottles in pint and quart sizes with prices 5c and 1.85. Also promotes combination picnic sets with 25 articles, waxed paper bundles, and palm leaf fans at 5c for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf
Basket Picnic Honors Mrs Gardner and Family
Mrs Taylor Andrews hosted a basket picnic on June 27 in honor of Mrs Charles Gardner and family. The day featured informal music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Andrews
Charles Gardner
Mrs Snow family leaves Lincoln for Pittsburg home
Mrs. L. B. Snow and her young daughter have extended their visit with Mrs. Snow’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Haney on Lincoln avenue and have moved to Pittsburg. Miss Carolyn Haney accompanied them and will return home today then join her parents to spend the Fourth in the Snow residence in Pittsburg.
W J Downs Reunion at Cascade Park
The W. J. Downs reunion is slated for Cascade Park. Misses Helen Zehner and Ora Zehner entertain the E. E. girls at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Downs
Cascade Park
Helen and
Ora Zehner
Miss Lezzetta Wheale Hosts P A G Club Evening
Miss Lezzetta Wheale of Boyles Avenue entertained the P A G club Thursday evening with music games and refreshments assisted by Miss Ethel Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lezzetta Wheale
Boyles Avenue
P. A. G. Club
Ethel Parker
Miss Margaret McConahy Returns Home for Summer
Miss Margaret McConahy, who has been teaching in Carrick, is home to spend the summer with her sister Mrs. D. C. Lindley of Hazelcroft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McConahy
Carrick
D. C. Lindley
Hazelcroft Avenue
Fulkierson and Height to Wed in Covington Monday
The wedding of Maurice C. Fulkierson and Miss Charlotte E. Height is set for Monday evening in the First Methodist church of Covington. They plan to reside in Covington after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C. Fulkierson
Charlotte E. Height
T. J. Height
Covington
First Methodist
Entertain Classes At The Pines Shenango Twp
Miss Edith Dean and Mrs. Abe Kildoo of Central Christian church entertained Bible school classes Thursday at The Pines in Shenango township. Bathing and athletic sports were enjoyed and a noon dinner was served. Forty one guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dean
Abe Kildoo
Central Christian Church
the Pines
Shenango Township
House Dresses and Aprons Offer Bargains
Readily priced house dresses at 95 cents feature moskeag gingham stripes and plain colors. Also advertised are coverall aprons in light prints at 58 cents and middy blouses white and color trimmed at 58 cents, with the basement location noted.
Picnic at the park yields sewing and breakfast plans
The M. M. Circle enjoyed a Wednesday picnic at the park with covers laid for 11. Sewing provided the afternoon’s diversion and plans were made for an upcoming breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Circle
Bags and Suit Cases for the Exodus
Going away over the Fourth you will want a new bag or suit case. Good styles at moderate prices. Fibre Suit Cases priced $1.00 and $1.50. Karatol and Matting Suit Cases $1.50 to $3.50. Genuine Karatol Traveling Bags $1.95. Leather Bags range from $5.00 to $13.50.
School Board Meets Monday This Week
The school board will convene Monday evening according to Clerk Hugh Marquis. Alex McConahy resigns as a patrolman for the steel company and joins Crowl Brothers garage. Miss Ella Ruth Smith of Fairmont avenue travels to Conneaut Lake for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Marquis
Alex McConahy
Steel Company
Crowl Brothers
Ella Ruth Smith
Fairmont Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Misses Elizabeth and Edna Smith Headed to Far Rockaway Beach
Seashore residents Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Edna Smith of Wallace avenue leave tonight for Far Rockaway Beach Long Island to be guests of Miss Muriel Bopp. Their parents Mr and Mrs BE L Smith depart Saturday for a three weeks trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seashore
Elizabeth
Edna Smith
Wallace Avenue
Far Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Muriel Bopp
BE. L. Smith
California
Miss Maude Kennedy Returns Home From Philadelphia
Miss Maude Kennedy of Pearson Street has returned from Philadelphia where she has been attending school.
Bathing Suits For Women Sold At Varying Prices
Women’s black jersey and white trimmed one piece bathing suits offered in several prices. Prices range from 50 cents to 150 dollars, with selections in white trim and solid black options available.
Lawn Social for Trinity Church Benefit
A lawn social benefits Trinity Church at the corner of Falls and Highland on Saturday July 1. Ice cream strawberries and cake will be served for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Corner Falls
Highland Avenue
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Annette Kellerman
Bathing Caps Sporting Department
Metzler’ S
Eastman
Mather Bros. CO
Victor Records
E. Washington St
Mrs. Thornton
Kelly-Covert
B&h
Idlewile
Habitai
Sea Island
Breakfast
Pittsburg
Brown
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