Out of Town Talent at Musical Club
Wednesday Morning Musical club met at First Baptist church with host Mrs. W. R. Hillary. Guests included Mrs. A. C. Davis of East Liverpool and Miss Mabel Brierly of New Brighton who performed selections. The program featured Brahms works and various vocal and dance pieces performed by club members, with Miss Matilda Ritchie named as next hostess. Green and white decor and a luncheon for guests preceded a pedro party with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. R. Hillary
A. C. Davis
East Liverpool
Mabel Brierly
New Brighton
Johannes Brahms
Gladys Hill
Brahms
Paul Browne Patterson
Gammon
Senate
Katherine Kurtz
Edward F. Kurtz
Behr
Ethel McMurtry
Matilda Ritchie
Jv. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Thomas Elliott
Wallace Avenue
Youngstown
Miss Moore
Pedro
Emery
Mears
Conferring of Second Degree at Falcon Lodge I O F
Grand Representative C. D. Goodrich of Girard with guests from New Castle witnessed the second degree ceremony by Falcon lodge I O O F degree team. Refreshments followed by the entertainment committee. Cigars and music by the I O O F quartet pleased attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Goodrich
Girard
New Castle
Falcon Lodge I. Oo. O. F
Niles
Pittsburg Dispatch
Birthday Celebration For Percy Simpson At Epworth Street
A merry crowd of young people gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Percy Simpson on Epworth street Wednesday evening to mark his birthday anniversary. The evening featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Simpson
Epworth Street
Current Events Luncheon Kicks Off 1906 Social Year
The Current Events circle held a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. T. A. Patterson's Wallace avenue home. Mrs. John H. Bittner, soon to leave the city, sat in the place of honor. Green and white decor brightened the menu as about 32 members enjoyed informal music and readings. The organizing committee included Mrs. Patterson Mrs. John A. Butler Mrs. William Carpenter and Mrs. T. F. Boal. The next meeting will be in two weeks hosted by Mrs. John A. Butler on Crawford avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
John H. Bittner
St. Patrick’s Day
John A. Butler
Wilam Carpenter
T. F. Boal
Local social events list numerous hostesses and clubs
Community calendar notes Miss Cora Ritchie and Mrs H K Cooper hosting small gatherings. Rev C B Brooks and family entertain the Christian choir. Eureka hall hosts a leap year party. Maude and Edna Young to tea. Highland 500 club hosts at North Beaver Street. Sorosis to elect officers with Mrs Ira Fulkerson presiding. Mayme Hogue hosts L I G N club. Monday Night club leap year party. Basket club hosted by A W Harbison. Pythian Sisters celebrate fourth anniversary. B A G club meets Anna Rhodes Croton Avenue at 7 30. West Side W C T U meets at Mrs Bartlett Sankey Street 7 30 Friday. Home Missionary society of First Methodist meets 3 pm at Mrs W S Rutter Epworth Street led by Mrs Gram Curtis and Miss Ada Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
H. K. Cooper
North Mercer Street
North Beaver Street
Highland 500 Club
Sorosis
Ira Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Mayme Hogue
Vine Street
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Pythian
Anna Rhodes
Croton Avenue
Bartlett
Sankey Street
Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
W. S. Rutter
Epworth Street
Gram Curtis
Ada Newton
Stoneboro couple to wed at Newburg State Hospital
Pearle Elliott a nurse at the Newburg State hospital and Robert Johnson an attendant from Stoneboro secured a marriage license yesterday. They plan a ceremony by Rev. Dr. A C Ludlow of Miles Park Presbyterian Church and will resume night shifts after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stoneboro
State Hospital
Newburg
Pearle Elliott
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Miss Elliott
A. C. Ludlow
Miles Park Presbyterian Church
Surprise North Highland Swastika Club Meeting Ends With Dinner
A Wednesday gathering of the North Highland Swastika club at Edgewood Avenue concluded with a surprise visit for Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moore. Members and guests enjoyed lunch baskets, euchre, and piano solos by Mrs. Charles Schmid. Out of town attendees included Miss Clara Koethler, Miss Fhatz of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Naugle of Washington, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Highland Swastika Club
Oliver Moore
Edgewood Avenue
Moore
Euchre
Charles Schmid
Clara Koethler
Fhatz
Pittsburg
Naugle
Washington, Pa
Golden Eagles Lodge entertains with music and games
The Golden Eagles hosted an evening in their lodge rooms on Wednesday with Mrs. Goldie Humble in charge. The Sniggles Family provided merriment while Mrs. Fanny Baney and Miss Madeline Rice played the piano. A luncheon followed by dancing concluded the event, organized by a committee of eight led by Mrs. Humble.
Cleveland Couple Weds at Pearson Building
Local couple Miss Ida Gilmore of Willow Grove and Mr. S N Carr of the Pearson building married in Cleveland on Wednesday. They completed a brief wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside at No 24 Pearson building to receive friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ida Gilmore
Willow Grove
S. N. Carr
Pearson Building
Niagara Falls
Canada
Local women share honors with June bride elect
Mrs John Butz of Grant street Mrs David Jameson and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street in this city share honors with Miss Eleanor Dorrington Mustin a June bride elect not yet married by late season notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butz
Grant Street
David Jameson
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Eleanor Dorrington Mustin
Pittsburg Breakfast Event Hosted by Miss Roumaine Clark
Pittsburg held a charming breakfast hosted by Miss Roumaine Clark of Crafton on Wednesday, describing festive arrangements and social ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roumaine Clark
Crafton
St Patrick Dinner Draws Local Guests and Prize
Miss Katherine Kennedy and Misses Ruth and Mary Moseley attended a St. Patrick dinner hosted by Miss Eleanor Orr of Sharon. In the games that followed, Miss Ruth Moseley won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kennedy
Ruth
Mary Moseley
St. Patrick’s
Eleanor Orr
Sharon
Ruth Moseley
Pleasure club dances at Peerless hall Wednesday
A large crowd attended the Pleasure club event at Peerless hall on Wednesday night with several distant guests. Dancing continued until late. Mrs. O. H. P. Brown and her daughter France of North Mercer street will leave Friday for New York City to join Mr. Brown who is visiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Club
Millinery sale highlights trimmed hats at low prices
Millinery announces trimmed hats from $3 with a splendid showing of shapes materials and colors. Roberts' Millinery on Pittsburg Street opposite Union Depot invites shoppers to view artistic offerings while noting guests Mr and Mrs Naugle of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs DeVenny of Edgewood Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts’ Millinery
Pittsburg Street
Union Depot
Wife and Boarder Too Much for Gutka
Annie Gutka and Mike Norrutsky are jailed awaiting a hearing on charges of beating John Gutka. John, Annie's husband, alleges Mike was a star boarder at his Fifth Ward home and says he was repeatedly ejected by both before filing the information with Alderman Green. Details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Gutka
Mike Norrutsky
John Gutka
John
Annie
Mike
Alderman Green
Ramsey brings new spring millinery to Blevins store
Miss Ramsey has returned from New York with a complete line of spring millinery. Call at 215 East North Street to view the new arrivals from J. and M. E. Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
New York
East North Street
J. & M. E. Blevins
Select Now Your Carpets or Rugs for Hold Deposit
An advertisement claims the largest stock ever with a small deposit to hold carpets or rugs. It notes Duffords on 17913 and Miss Clara Koethler with Miss Fhatz of Pittsburg as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Schmid of Hazelcroft Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffords
School Reports from Bessemer No. 1 and No. 2 for March
Report cards show attendance and tardiness for two Bessemer schools. School No. 1 lists 43 enrolled with 36 never tardy for six months ending March 9, naming students and teachers Doris Clark. School No. 2 covers March 10 with 32 enrolled and 21 never tardy, naming pupils and teacher Margaret Ruthrauff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer School
David Anderson
Martha Benson
William Baldwin
Frank Cambriell
Frank Davidson
Carl Fricano
Stephen Fricano
Albin Gabert
Oscar Jacobson
Arvid Nord
Hilda Parks
Vieve Parks
Jerry Ross
Tony Snerzie
Mistie Boyt
Aini Hanson
Mary Johnson
Rosie Marcomb
Tony Parks
Frank Sherrick
Pittsburg Visit Linked to Player Negotiations
Manager Pete Porter of Nocks is in Pittsburg on business seeking to land a player he has pursued. Porter was summoned to the Smoky City to oversee negotiations and advance the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Porter
Nocks
Pittsburg
Porter
Smoky City
South Side WCTU to Meet at Mrs Reed’s Home
A meeting of the South Side W C T U will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs James Reed on Pollock Avenue. The event invites members and interested community women to gather for discussion and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
James Reed
Pollock Avenue
Paved Streets Seen as Great Necessity in Fourth Ward
Three fire departments became stuck in mud on Jackson street while responding to a fire call. Mud reached wagon hubs hindering rapid progress. Mrs. Emma Bell of St Louis travels to assist her daughter Mrs William Fletcher on Electric street amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Jackson Street
Emma Bell
St. Louis
William Fletcher
Electric Street
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Biles
E. Washington St
Stoneboro Folks Web
Golden Eagles Social
Gilmore-Carr
Euwers
Black Friday
Copenhagen
Madras
New Lot Wool Goods
Price
Jay G
I Ff
Bates’ Seersucker
Orf
Next Werk
Mrs. Naugle
Washington
Fred DeVenny
Gutka
Blevins’ Millinery
Miss Fhatz
Mhazelcroft Lavenue
Owens Studio
Washington St
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