Miss Hazel Knobloch Weds G Ellis Irons
The ceremony took place at 10 o clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Co B. George on North Pine street with only close family and two Pittsburgh guests present. The bride, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W J Knobloch, wore white satin crepe meteor and carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs R E Irons of Coraopolis, is a University of Pittsburgh graduate and Phi Delta Theta member. After visiting relatives, the couple will reside at 9010 Detroit avenue Cleveland after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Knobloch
W. J. Knobloch
Gerald Ellis Irons
R. E. Irons
Coraopolis
Co. B. George
North Pine Street
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Smith
John F. S. Collins Jr
Pittsburgh
Alice McCreary Rentz
Laird R. Allen
Nelson Irons
Lorain
Cleveland Public Library
Irons
University of Pittsburgh
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Chautauqqua and
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Kempe Home Hosts Informal Dinner for Larkin Couple
Mr and Mrs A V Kempe entertained at a six o'clock dinner at Beckford street for Pittsburgh couple Mr and Mrs Harry Larkin on their wedding trip en route to Detroit and Canada. Pink roses and sweet peas bounded the centerpiece. Eight guests attended as music and games filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Larkin
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Canada
A. V. Kempe
Beckford Street
Picnic dinner hosted by Queen Sewing Circle at the park
Twenty two members attended the Thursday park event hosted by the Queen Sewing Circle. Special guests included Mrs Linda Allen Mrs Francis Johnson and children Miss Sara Moore Mrs Mary Drumm and daughter Helen and Miss Martha Arrow. Dinner was served at noon and afternoon hours followed. Mrs W J Campbell Oak street will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Sewing Circle
Linda Allen
Francis Johnson
Sara Moore
Mary Drumm
Helen
Martha Arrow
W. J. Campbell
Oak Street
Golden Glint Shampoo Ad Claims Dullness Vanish
An advertisement promises that Golden Glint Shampoo removes dullness completely, highlighting shine and luster as a selling point. The copy emphasizes transformative effect for hair and uses bold, persuasive language to attract buyers.
Attractive Parties Honor Bride-Elect Miss Virginia Weinschenk
Miss Virginia Weinschenk hosted a luncheon at Albarn Stop to honor Miss Wilhelmina Eakin with 16 guests at four tables, pink roses, pink nut favors, and out of town guests Miss Virginia Netmans of Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Merrick of New Brighton. The next day Miss Charlotte Boyles and her mother hosted a breakfast at the Aerie with 20 guests and out of town Miss Neimans and Miss Merrick, featuring pink roses candles and a silver shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Weinschenk
Albarn
Wilhelmina Eakin
Margaret
Sara Weinschenk
Virginia Netmans
Pittsburgh
Mary Merrick
New Brighton
Miss Ea
Highland Book Club Luncheon in Eastbrook
Mrs. Clarence Fischer hosted the Highland Book Club at a Thursday picnic luncheon at her Eastbrook home. Guests sat at a long table with sweet pea bouquets. officers were elected: S. P. Smith president, E. E. Bushhman vice president, H. A. Wilkinson secretary, Charles Coban treasurer. Members enjoyed sewing and Kensington. it was the last meeting until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fischer
Highland Book Club
Eastbrook
S. P. Smith
John Foster
Charles Coban
E. E. Bushhman
H. A. Wilkinson
Kensington
Birthday celebration for Mary E. Riney at city park
Friends entertained with a tureen supper at the park on Thursday evening in honor of Mary E. Riney’s birthday anniversary. Roses decorated the table with pink and white. gifts were given and dancing followed. Attending were Bernice Earle Frema Fox Ella R Smith Thora Stevenson Alice Maitland Edna Earle Sarah Morris Mae Ward Marion Burns Sharon Jack Murphy Charles Gorley George Gibson Harry McClintock Thomas Murphy Thomas Richards Gerald Earle Chauncey Park Ellis Riney and families including Earle Murphy and Murphy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Riney
Park
Bernice Earle
Frema Fox
Ella R. Smith
Thora Stevenson
Alice Maitland
Edna Earle
Sarah Morris
Mae Ward
Marion Burns
Sharon
Jack Murphy
Charles Gorley
George Gibson
Harry McClintock
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Richards
Gerald Earle
Chauncey Park
Ellis Riney
E. F. Earle
Billy
O. L. Murphy
Mary Louise
J. C. Murphy
Eleanor
Xelva
K T G club meets at Mrs Miller home for meeting
All members gathered at Mrs George Millers South street home for a Thursday afternoon meeting. Auditing committee reported 170 dollars saved over six months. Members include Mrs William Osler Nattie Marshall and Blanche Lewis. Dinner was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs James McDevitt. A picnic supper at the park is planned for next Friday. The next regular meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Homer Pence's Butz street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. G. Club
George Miller
South Street
William Osler
Nettie Marshall
Blanche Lewis
James McDevitt
Homer Pence
Butz Street
Young Family Annual Reunion Held at Cascade Park
The twenty sixth Young family reunion gathered at Cascade Park with sixty five members present. An elaborate noon dinner followed. In the business meeting officers were elected: Ralph McElwain president, Mrs. James Ellis secretary, and Miss Mae Young treasurer. The next reunion is set for the second Tuesday in June 1923 at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Rose Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Cascade Park
Ralph McElwain
James Ellis
Mae Young
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Rose Point
Sankeys Return From Indiana Trip For Granddaughter Emily Pitzer
Mr and Mrs C E Sankey return from a motor trip to Indiana Harbor Indiana. They attended East Chicago high school commencement where granddaughter Emily Pitzer was in the graduating class. They are accompanied home by Mrs Pitzer and Emily and Eleanor Pitzer who will visit for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sankey
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
East Chicago
Emily Pitzer
Mrs Callahans Theory Club to Meet at Ruth Kennedy’s Home
The Theory club organized by Mrs Callahans will gather this evening at the Blaine street residence of Miss Ruth Kennedy for a discussion and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Post Graduate Class Picnic At Miss Patersons Home
Members of the post graduate class of First Methodist church enjoyed a basket picnic Thursday evening at Miss Twyla Patersons West Washington Street extension home. The lawn was lit with multicolored lights and sweet pea and nasturtium bouquets adorned the tables. An elaborate supper was served for about 40 guests followed by games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Twyla Paterson
West Washington Stret Extension
Club Members Entertained at Dinner by Mrs Harris
Members of the E L T A club and their husbands attended a dinner party at the park on Thursday evening hosted by Mrs. W E Harris. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H G Hammond Miss Ruth Harris and Russell McBride. Park amusements and dancing followed the decorated table. Mrs. Russell Dietrich of Winter Avenue will host the club in two weeks at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.L. T. A. Club
The
Park
W. E. Harris
H. G. Hammond
Ruth Harris
Russell McBride
Russell Dietrich
Winter Avenue
Complete Plans for Country Club Dance
An informal dancing party will be held Monday evening July 3 at the Country Club for members with many out of town guests expected. Dancing runs from 8:30 to 11:30, and a fine musical program will be presented with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garland and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Matthews and aides Mrs. H. G. Preston, Mrs. James T. Ray, and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Robert Garland
Marlin Matthews
H. G. Preston
James T. Ray
Charles Johnson
Morning Wedding at First Baptist Parsonage
Miss Anna Hos kiss and Garth Edmundson wed in the First Baptist church parsonage at nine this morning. Rev. P. H. Lynch officiated. No attendants. The bride wore white with a black hat. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 805 East Falls street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoskiss
Garth Edmundson
First Baptist Church
P. H. Lynch
Italian M E Church Weds Rose De Falco and Joseph Scardecchie
Miss Rose De Falco and Joseph Scardecchie were married at 10 am Thursday, with Rev Del Rosso officiating. The ceremony featured a large bridal party, flower girls, and Edvige Fuso singing O Promise Me. A reception and wedding dinner followed for about 200 guests, after which the couple planned to reside at 920 South Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Rev. del Rosso
Rose de Falco
Joseph Scardecchie
Rose Cuscine
Emma de Falco
the Guide
Yolande de Falco
Mary Isavella
Gertrude Amodia
Julia Coloff
Louis Fusco
William de Loranzo
Norman
Tom Cuscino
Scaraz
Surprise horsewarming honors newlyweds at Beckford Street
Mr and Mrs Everett Taylor were surprised with a Thursday evening horsewarming at their Beckford Street home. About 20 Taylor cousins helped form a new social organization and planned monthly meetings with C G Martin as president and Mrs E S Johnston as secretary. An informal social hour featured games and a leather rocker as a gift. Out of town guests included Prof and Mrs O W Raney of Sharon and Mr and Mrs C G Douglass Mr and Mrs A A Martin and C L Rager of Enon Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Taylor
Beckford Street
Taylor
C. G. Martin
Es. D. Johnston
O. W. Raney
Sharon
C. G. Douglass
A. A. Martin
C. L. Rager
Enon Valley
Notable Patterson School music program praised by pupils
Thursday evening recital by Paul Browne Patterson students featured piano players Eleanor Warner Kathryn Nessie Paul Reynolds Dorothy Whittaker Martha Lavarack and Helen Ewing. Vocalists included Mrs Wayne Orr Lenore Patterson Mrs Louis Round Mabel Weigle Margaret Worner Edys Carpenter Rebecca Garvin Eleanor Harper and Louis Round. Elizabeth Steen, pupil of Eleanor Anderson, also performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson School of Music
Paul Browne Patterson
Eleanor Warner
Kathryn Nessie
Paul Reynolds
Dorothy Whittaker
Martha Lavarack
Helen Ewing
Wayne Orr
Lenore Patterson
Louis Round
Mabel Weigle
Margaret Worner
Edys Carpenter
Rebecca Garvin
Eleanor Harper
Elizabeth Steen
Eleanor Anderson
Croton M E Sunday School Tea Held at Miss Thompson’s Home
Miss Mona Thompson hosted the E T L class gathering at her Crawford avenue home with guests Miss Lucille Graham and Miss Lucille Sutton. A brief meeting planned a breakfast at the park on Thursday morning July 6. Sisters Ruth and Linda assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Thompson
Croton M. E
Crawford Avenue
Lucille Graham
Lucille Sutton
Park
Ruth
Linda
M B W club meeting features music games at Mrs Bender home
Music and games provided entertainment at a Thursday evening gathering of M. B. W. club members at Mrs. Edward Bender's Knox avenue home. Special guest was Mrs. Arthur Clark of Pittsburgh. Refreshments were served by aides Mrs. Harry Winder Mrs. Harry McCormick and Mrs. Elder McCormick. Sweet peas decorated the table. Mrs. Clarence McCormick will entertain in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. W. Club
Edward Bender
Knox Avenue
Arthur Clark
Pittsburgh
Harry Winder
Harry McCormick
Elder McCormick
Clarence McCormick
Kensington Club Plans Park Picnic After Thursday Meeting
Mrs. Paul Smith of Ray Street hosted the 1919 Kensington Thursday gathering with a brief business session. Plans were laid for a picnic supper to be held at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Ray Street
Kensington
Social at hostess dinner hosts two visitors
Formal diversions delighted guests with later refreshments. Mrs. Ed Serp of Cleveland, a house guest, was the only visitor. Mrs. John Travers of Walnut street will host a gathering in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Serp
Cleveland
John Travers
Walnutstreet
Dinner Dance Honors London Visitors At Country Club
Mr and Mrs George D Blair Sr host a dinner dance at the Country Club Saturday evening in honor of their grandchildren Miss Anna Thornton and James Thornton of London England A guest list of 24 includes local school set members home for summer Dinner at 7 o clock followed by dancing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Blair, Sr
Leasure Avenue
Anna
James Thornton
London
England
Mrs. Minskey Hosts T N F Club Evening
Mrs. Leo Minskey of East New Castle entertained the T. N. F. Club Thursday evening at her home. Special guests included Roy Long and children Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buchanan and Mrs. William Humphrey. Mrs. James Perry received a cut glass water set for her birthday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Humphrey and Misses Beatrice and Cornelia Carnes. Mrs. Roy Long will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Minskey
East New Castle
T. N. F. Club
Roy Long
Howard Buchanan
William Humphrey
James Perry
Humphrey
Beatrice
Cornelia Carnes
Finch Street
Pattison Family Attends Wilkinsburgh Wedding
Mr and Mrs R H Pattison of Brooklyn avenue returned from Wilkinsburgh where they attended the wedding of Miss Mabel Kirk and Robert Leroy Aber held Wednesday evening at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pattison
Brooklyn Avenue
Wilkinsburgh
Mabel Kirk
Robert Leroy Aber
Husbands of Clintonia Ken Sington Guests at Meeting
Husbands of Clintonia Ken Sington members were special guests at a meeting Thursday evening in the local community hall. The event drew several residents and featured informal summaries of upcoming activities and group plans.
Beclford Street Club Hosts Social With Lunch Served
Home of Mrs. Floyd Moore on Beckford Street hosted a social with music and games. Roses decorated the rooms and porch. Mrs. Foster McCune helped serve lunch. Next Thursday the club will have a park breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Moore
Beckford Street
Foster McCune
80th Pearson and 19th Cover Anniversary Party
Thirty guests attended an informal party at the Pearson home in Frizzleburg celebrating Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson on their 80th wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cover on their 19th. Games provided the entertainment followed by lunch served by aides including Mrs. Ellis Kegarise and Mrs. Harry Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pearson
Frank Cover
Pearson
Frizzleburg
Ellis Kegarise
Harry Roland
Mary J. Walker
Francis Kuhn
Boyd
Mildred George
Betty Herbert
Ralph Boyd
Royal Six Club Picnic At Park With Special Guests
Members of the Royal Six Club enjoyed a picnic supper Thursday evening at the park. Special guests included Charles Fisher and Clifford Propst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Six Club
the Park
Charles Fisher
Clifford Propst
Club Affair Promises Evening at Park and Picnic
Roses decorated the table and an elaborate menu was served at seven. Park amusements were enjoyed during the evening as club members anticipate a park picnic in two weeks.
West Side Club Euchre Winners at Weekly Meeting
Four euchre tables were played Thursday evening at Mrs. Festus Flynn's home on West Washington street. Prizes went to Mrs. Ella Hskew Mrs. Constance Trushel and Mrs. Teresa Cluse of Columbiana Ohio. Refreshments were served and Miss Elizabeth Mitchell of Garfield avenue will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Club
Festus Flynn
West Washington Street
Ella Hskew
Constance Trushel
Teresa Cluse
Columbiana
Ohio
Elizabeth Mitchell
Qgarfield Avenue
Families Plan Month at New Wilmington Junction Cottage
Mr and Mrs David G Harris and children David and Martha Jo of East street together with Mr and Mrs Clarence Armstrong and son Thomas of East Washington street will spend a month at their cottage at New Wilmington Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Harris
David
Martha Jo
East Street
Clarence Armstrong
Thomas
East Washington Street
New Wilmington Junction
Irish Republicans Lynch Three Britons
Three British army officers captured during the siege of Pettigo have been lynched by Irish Republicans according to an Exchange Telegram dispatch received in London. The officers were kidnapped by Irish Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Pettigo
Mrs Kensington Hosts E T W Gathering at Home
Mrs W J Kensington entertained the members of the E T W Kensington Thursday afternoon at her Wildwood Avenue home. Sewing was the activity and refreshments were served with assistance from her daughter Evelyn. Roses and sweet peas adorned the rooms. Mrs W J Offutt on Elizabeth Street will entertain in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
E. T. W. Kensington
Evelyn
W. J. Offutt
Elizabeth Street
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Kempe
E. M. M’creary
Miss Young
Beauty
E. North Street
Bell
Azarian
New York
Hazelton Kimball Hallet & Davis Chase
Artrio-Angelus
Snyder Piano CO
North
Mercer Street
Greer Bldg
Robert
Marinello
North Mill Street
Young Reunion
Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak
Optometrist-Optician
North Mercer Street
Penn Theatre
New Castle, Pa
DeFalco-Schardecchie
Further Novello
Marietta
Romilli
Jose Padilla
Stephenson-Tosti
Waters
Zephyr
Trinity
Frances Alda
Leoncavallo
Tito Schipa
Giuseppe de Luca Titta Ruffo
Louise Homer
Louise Homer Stires
John McCormack
Lambert Murphy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Jascha Heifetz
Boccherini
Dohnanyi
Mozart-Kreisler
Beethoven
Willem Mengelberg
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Farewell To
Cucullain
Londonderry Air
Kreisler
Rakéczy March
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Scherzo
Arensky
Barbara Allen
John
United States Marine Band
Albert Campbell
Henry Barrerless
Criterion
Billy Murray
Dance Records
All Star Trio
Lonesome Land
Stumbling
Paul Whiteman
Georgia
Fox
Dear Old
Club
Royal Orchestra
Sweet
Lovable Eyes
Club Royal Orchestra
Zez Confrey
Adeline
Willie
Molly-O
Mamie Reilly
Green Brothers
Ab Royal Orchestra
Victor Talking Machine Company
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