Engagement Announced At Card Party In Court Street
Miss Elizabeth McMillin hosted a Wednesday afternoon 2 30 engagement party at her Court street home to announce her engagement to Mr Clifford Chambers of North Liberty street Seventh ward. The event featured 500 with yellow hearts, a dinner fitting the color scheme, and a jonquil card announcing the couple. The couple, both popular locals, will wed in spring. The guest list included Misses Emma Brown Harriet Stevenson Sue Grace Mabel Frew Marian Fleming Marian Reeves Roberta Martin Florence Kennedy Helen Garvin Hazel Martin and others assisted by Mrs J M McMillin Mrs Robert Whitla Mrs Seth Marshall and Miss Katherine English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McMillin
Court Street
Clifford G. Chambers
North Liberty Street
Seventh
Ward
Miss McMillin
Chambers
J. M. McMillin
Robert Whitla
Seth Marshall
Katherine English
J. Milton McMillin
S.S. S&s
William H. Chambers
Masonic Fraternity
Emma Brown
Harriet Stevenson
Sue Grace
Mabel Frew
Marian Fleming
Marian Reeves
Roberta Martin
Florence Kennedy
Helen Garvin
Hazel Martin
Maria Wilson
Fred Clemens
Grace Frethy
Olive Johnston
Nettie Lamm
Tuesday Night Club Meets at White Home
Mrs A W Harbison and E F Norris won the club favors while Mrs Ada Underwood and J N Martin took visitors prizes at the Tuesday Night club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph R White of East Grant Street. A lunch followed the card game with out of town guest Mr McNamara of Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Charles Greer to entertain in two weeks at their North Jefferson Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Harbison
E. F. Norris
Ada Underwood
J. N. Martin
Joseph R. White
East Grant Street
Mr. McNamara
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Nixon club hosts progressive Pedro night in West Washington
Mr. and Mrs. John Earl entertained the Nixon club guests on Tuesday evening at their West Washington street home. Six tables were set for progressive Pedro with prizes won by Mrs. John Rae, Mr. and Mrs. E. Marshall, and Louis Wolford. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for two weeks hence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Norris of 50 North Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Club
John Earl
West Washington Street
Pedro
John Rae
E. Marshall
Louis Wolford
J. W. Norris
North Walnut Street
Local couples view two plays in Pittsburg theaters
Mr and Mrs James Kerr Love of West Grant street and Dr and Mrs R B Jameson of Shaw street travelled to Pittsburg on Wednesday to see Montgomery and Stone in The Red Mill at Nixon Theatre and Frances Starr in The Rose of the Rancho at the Duquesne Theatre this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerr Love
West Grant Street
R. B. Jameson
Shaw Street
Pittsburg
Montgomery and Stone
Red Mill
Nixon Theatre
Frances Starr
Duquesne Theatre
Daughters of King Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of King of the First Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternoon for their monthly meeting. Miss Anna Kreimendahl presented a paper on Missions in South America. Miss Kathleen Jenkins read a letter from the Laura Southerland school. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of King of the First Presbyterian Church
Anna Kreimendahl
South America
Kathleen Jenkins R
Laura Southerland
Library Association Holds March Meeting
The regular monthly business meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at 3. Mrs. Ford Kincaid of North Jefferson Street attended. The association will meet again on the second Tuesday of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Library Association
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Elsie Hollis to Wed Frank Swaydner in Pittsburg
Mrs. Elsie Hollis of North Jefferson street and Mr. Frank Swaydner of this city plan a Pittburg marriage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hollis
North Jefferson Street
Frank Swaydner
Pittsburg
Guardians of America Meeting At Mc Goun Hall
The Guardians of America will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock in Mc Goun hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardians of America
McGoun Hall
American Insurance Union St Patrick's Party Planned
The American Insurance Union will host a St Patrick's party Friday evening March 13. Ladies are asked to bring a pie. Everyone is invited.
Officers Elected At P. E. O. Meeting
The P. E. O. sisterhood elected and installed officers at a Tuesday gathering led by Miss Edna B. Young of Walnut Street. New members Mrs. Harry Dunlap and Miss Blanche Love were initiated. Officers named include President Miss Katheryne Foulke and Vice President Miss Iretta Dart with Lu cille VanGorder, Bertha Stearns, Bessie Crawford, and Frances Foulke filling secretary and guard roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Edna B. Young
Walnut Street
Sisterhood
Harry Dunlap
Blanche Love
Katheryne Foulke
Iretta Dart
Lucille VanGorder
Bertha Stearns
Bessie Crawford
Frances Foulke
Anne Perry
South Mill Street
Local Social Gatherings Chronicle
Miss Frances Allen hosts afternoon card party at Fountain Inn. Swastika Dancing club hosts event in Eureka hall. Charles Rhodes and wife entertain North Highland Euchre club on Edgewood Ave. Ladies league of Protected Home Circle meets Mrs. H. H. Updegraff. Mrs. Edward Bartlett hosts Stevenson circle of First Methodist. Mrs. Charles Parker hosts Winona club. Miss Alice Brown to entertain Edison Tea club on Allen St. Rachel Rebekah lodge plans social. Miss Ethel Wimner hosts Eureka club guests. Mrs. Barbara Genkinger to entertain Martha Washington Kensington. Luncheon at 161 Shenango St hosted by Mrs. J Calvin Ross and Mrs. M C Rose. Hall council No. 9 Guards of America to meet. Mrs. Mary Kerr entertains M. M. J. W. Kensington on West Falls St. Mr. and Mrs. D C Wallace entertain Spoon club on Lincoln Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Allen
Fountain Inn
Eureka Hall
Charles Rhodes
Edgewood Avenue
North Highland
Allen Street
Edis Tsae Club
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Ethel Wimner
Eureka Club
Barbara Genkinger
Butler Avenue
Martha Washington
Kensington
J. Calvin Ross
M. C. Rose
Shenango Street
Hall Council
Guards of America
Mary Kerr
West Falls Street
New Social Club Formed by Eight Girls in Mercer Street Home
Eight girls met at Miss Marian Hess’s South Mercer street home on Tuesday evening to form a social club. The group will meet biweekly for games and music. Officers elected: President Miss Edna Mcelver, Vice President Miss Marian Hess, Secretary Miss Marie Cole, Treasurer Miss Hattie Beck. Refreshments were served and a name will be chosen at the next gathering hosted by Miss Hattie Beck on Terrace avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
Edna Mcelver
Marie Cole
Hattie Beck
Terrace Avenue
Engagement announced for Miss Bleakley and Dr Habegger
New Castle readers learn of the engagement of Miss Margaret Bleakley daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Bleakley of Franklin Pennsylvania to Dr Louis E Habegger of Pittsburgh. Miss Bleakley has visited at the homes of Miss Margaret Kirk on Highland avenue and William Foltz on West Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Margaret Bleakley
William J. Bleakley
Franklin, Pa
Louis E. Habegger
Pittsburg
Monday Night Club Dance At Peerless Hall
The Monday Night club held a dance in Peerless hall with excellent music and many out of town guests. Dancing continued until a late hour. The girls of the club will give a leap year party Friday evening, March.
Garvin couple plans spring return from Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs B F Garvin of Shenango street announce they will leave Hot Springs Arkansas on March 16 to visit Chicago for about two weeks before returning home in the second week of April Local friends report their intended travel and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Garvin
Shenango Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Margaret DeVenny's Sixth Birthday Party Invites
Margaret DeVenny daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred DeVenny of Margaret Avenue will be six next Saturday. She has invited a number of young friends to celebrate with a daytime party at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Fred DeVenny
Margaret Avenue
St Patrick's party invites issued by Miss Effie Leslie
Miss Effie Leslie of North Mercer street issued invitations for a St Patrick's day party at the Wanatta house on North Jefferson street Tuesday evening March 17 at 8 o'clock. Three Greenville boys under 14 were arrested on a charge of breaking 38 panes of glass in a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Leslie
Mercer ‘Street
Wanatta House
North
Jefferson Street
Greenville
Make the Stomach Work with Miona Tablets
Advertises Miona stomach tablets to strengthen stomach muscles and walls for relief from indigestion bloating and flatulence. Claims rapid cure enabling unrestricted eating and targets headaches fullness and distress with a money back guarantee on a 50 cent box from George W. Clutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miona
George W. Clutton
Surprise Visit for Mrs Biddle Celebrated by Church Women
A Central Christian church ladies group hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Francis M. Biddle of Phillips Street. Nearly 100 guests attended with baskets of refreshments. Gifts included a linen tablecloth napkins silver thimble and money purse. Rev and Mrs Biddle plan to move to Wellsburg next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Biddle
Phillips Street
Central Christian Church
Biddle
J. C. Wahls
Rev
Rigel Court No 9 marks eleventh anniversary celebration
The Tribe of Ben Hur held a reception in their hall Tuesday to celebrate Rigel Court No 9's 11th anniversary. About 125 members attended with a reception committee, lunch, and an orchestral program. The court plans to make this an annual event, noting membership grew from 12–15 to 375 in eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Rigel Court No. 9
Rigel Court
Personal mentions from local towns and visitors
A long list notes births and returns including Bert Moore son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Rice of Croton avenue who has returned from Sharon. Several relatives and guests travel between Youngstown Pittsburg Warren Mercer Greenville Sharpsville A nop Ar nop Sharon and other nearby places.Notable visits include George H Burgess at the Y M C A and Dr E E Higley lecturing in Mercer. Francis King’s death brings relatives from Youngstown to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moore
Sharon
Richard Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburg
Elyda Chambers
North Liberty Street
Youngstown
Frank Knox
S. B.curry
Falls Street
May Watkins
Bower Suit Department
New York
Agnes Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Mercer
W. P. Felch
Sheridan Avenue
Warren
McNamara
Buffalo
N. Y
E. E. Leavy
Highland Avenue
Leslie Johnson
Quest Street
John A. McNary
Greenville
Charles McKnight
Sharpsville
E. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
George H. Burgess
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Abraham Kimberly
Frank Fear
Francis King
Clark
Arnop, Pa
Danforth
John K. Hess
Shields
Centennial Street
Deaths of the Day in Volant and Nearby Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for James S. Collins at his Volant residence with Rev. Leatherman and Rev. Smith officiating. Interment followed in Volant cemetery. Lloyd Clark, son of the late Oliver Clark, was buried at Pulaski cemetery after services at King’s Chapel. Rosa Allen died at a P and L E crossing and her funeral will be at Second Baptist Church. No park opening plans announced for Avon Park this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Collins
Volant
C. G. Leatherman
Bethany Lutheran Church
Smith
Methodist Church of
Collins
Salem Lutheran Church
Fay
Lloyd Clark
Oliver Clark
A. J. Clark
Pulaski Road
King's Chapel
Pulaski Cemetery
Rosa Allen
South Mill Street
Second Baptist Church
The Japanese Girl Delights Greer Music Hall Crowd
The operetta The Japanese Girl by the Queen Esther Circle drew about 400 at Greer Music Hall Tuesday. Miss Winifred Lloyd starred as O Hanus San with strong support from Cassie Johns and Angeline Sickafuse. The chorus of 30 and a varied program including fan dance and three Little Maids encore impressed the audience. a repeat performance was tentatively discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Music Hall
Queen Esther
M. E. Church
O Hanu San
Winifred Lloyd
O Tori-Kayo
O Hanu
Nora
Dora Twinn
Velma
Bertha Bahra
Dora Keagy
Fantana
Miss Bahra
Bronwen Jenkins
Sadie Powell
Cassie Johns
Hazel Wilson
Mary
Martha Bigley
Katie George
Charlotte Ashmore
Helen Westlake
Jane Edmunds
Charles Pearce
Jeannette Shaner
George Westlake
Harry Davis
Charles Hillier
J. Paul Moseley
John Alexander
Frank Harlan
Almon Shaffer
George Sherman
Mary Bigley
Mary Thomas
Lina Perry
Leota Perry
Sue Cramer
Margaret Alexander
Annie Davis
Katie Thomas
Harriet Fielding
Elizabeth Sharp
Edna Culver
Henrietta Lightner
Martha McNeil
Ella Waddington
Alice Reese
Miss Waddington
Miss Huston
Meat sale notice at A I Wachs store
Meat sale advertised for Friday and Saturday only at A I Wachs 28 W Long Ave with Union phone 295 X. Items include ham 10c lb pork loins roast 10c lb best chuck roast and steak 10c lb round steak 12 1 2 c leaf lard 10c lb and home made sausage 10c. Local residents urged to visit the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Wachs
Long Avenue
Union
Henry Adams Held for Court on Defrauding Charge
Henry Adams was held for the June term to answer a defrauding charge against boarding house keeper Anna Moffatt. He waived a hearing before Alderman Ranney yesterday on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Alderman Ranney
Anna Moffatt
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Mather
Charles T
Hulda
Veach’s
Veach
John Bower
Washington Street
Fyascad Theatre
South Mill ST
Statinee Daily
W.c. Welker
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Bell Phone
DR. Likens
Mercer Street
Pittsburg Theatres
King
American Insurance Union
New Social Club
Mather Bros. Company
East Washington Street
Mrs. Biddle
Jesse Rice
Croton Avenue
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Allen
Avon Park
Hanu San
Kitu San
Kayo
Chaya
Chaye
Tori Kayo
Dora
Miss Knowall
Cheres Mademoiselles
America
Corn Products Mfg. CO
F. S
Hyson
Japan
Santos
Baker's Chocolate
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
R. L. Matthews Electric Company
Bell
Mahoning
W. S. Foltz
Samuel Foltz
George Greer
First National Bank
PENNA
St. Mary’s Dramatic Society
St. Mary’s
Winter Brothers
M. C. Winter’s
Ohio
Dr. Sabine
Graduate School of Applied Science
Harvard University
Raven School
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