Bride-Elect Margaret Henderson Fetes Guests With Yellow Themed Card Party
A large card party in honor of Miss Margaret Henderson featured yellow decor and six tables of six-hand euchre. Effie Leslie won the luncheon prize while Henderson received the guest of honor prize. Hostess Roberta Martin and companions Louise Stambaugh and Helen Isenburg attended with out of town guests from Sharon and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henderson
Roy W. Hazen
40 Martin
Court Street
Missa Effie Leslie
Miss Henderson
Helen Isenburg
Sharon
Roberta
Hazel Martin
Sue Grace
Louise Stambaugh
Pittsburg
Croton social events honor forthcoming wedding
Ernestine Permar of Croton will entertain Tuesday for Miss Clara ye of Croton avenue who will wed George Buhl Field of the city on Wednesday, April 8. Flossie Armstrong of Neshannock avenue will host a girls party Thursday, Olive Dean of Superior street will honor Miss Hoye with a girls gathering, and Miss Hoye presided a piety dinner hosted by Sadie and Pearl Elliott of Wallace avenue with six covers and an excellent menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Permar
Croton Mue
Claraye
Croton Avenue
George Buhl Field
Flossie Armstrong
Neshannock Avenue
Olive Dean
Superior Street
Miss Hoye
Hoye
Sadie
Pearl Elliott
Wallace Avenue
Approaching Marriage of Miss Ethel Allen and Leroy Whiting
Miss Ethel Allen of Cascade street selects Wednesday April 15 as her wedding date with Mr. Leroy Whiting. The ceremony will be at high noon at the Allen home with Dr. Scott F. Hershey officiating. The couple will honeymoon north and live with the Allens afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Allen
Cascade Street
Leroy Whiting
Thomas Allen
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Allen
Gathering at William Ripple’s Eden home for music and candy
Relatives and friends gathered at the Eden home of William Ripple Friday evening for music watching and candy making. A fine supper was served at 7 oclock. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Park J. H. Weekley Miss Nora Martin of Hillsville Misses Sara Anna and Alice Park Olive Raub and Messrs Joseph and Harold Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ripple
Eden
H. W. Park
J. H. Weekley
Nora Martin
Hillsville
Sara
Anna
Alice Park
Olive Raub
Joseph and
Harold Park
First Baptist Sunday School Class Social Recap
Mrs L L Swan hosted the First Baptist church Sunday school class Friday evening at Mrs G B Inghams East Falls street home. Games music and a luncheon followed with Easter novelties used as place cards. The class numbers Misses Edith and Susanna Har.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Swan
First Baptist Church
G. B. Ingham
East Falls Street
Edith
Susanna Har
Local Gathering Honors Wynne Hosts and Guests
A social event honored several guests including Gladys Kelley Elsie Mart Ethel Keaney Janie Reel and Jean Ingham. Mrs Swan was aided by Mrs J P Hervey and Mrs Ingham. The main guests were Dr and Mrs H J Whalen and daughters Marguerite and Frances, with J P Swan L L Swan and G B Ingham present.
Reception for Pastor at First Baptist Church
The congregation of the First Baptist Church will host a reception on Tuesday evening March 31 at 8 o'clock to honor their new pastor Rev H J Whalen and family. The 8 to 9 o'clock hour includes welcoming remarks to the city ministerial group temperance and outside work and local associations followed by a response from Rev Whalen with vocal and instrumental music and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Whalen
Andrew Magill
Ministerial Association
Higley
Temperance
M. W. Keith
Beaver Baptist Association
Purkiss
Sharon
Frank Moehle
Court Street
Holland Club
Kensington
Daniel Kennedy
Blaine Street
Olive Miller
Pine Street
L. I. G. N. Club
Randolph
King's Daughters of the
First Methodist Church
Daughters of Lydia Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church gathered Saturday afternoon in the church parlors for a mostly musical meeting. Mrs. W D Wallace and Agnes Wallace sang a duet. Mrs. H O Rughy spoke on Systematic Giving. Sara Dana Falls performed solos and a duet with Mrs. Mary Medard. Mrs. Joseph Rutter presented a paper on Africa. A social hour followed with refreshments served. The next meeting will be the last Saturday of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
W. D. Wallace
Agnes Wallace
H. O. Rughy
Sara Dana Falls
Mary Medard
Joseph Rutter
Africa
Marriage of Miss Clara Filer to Talbot E Pierce Planned
Prominent social circle notes the May 6 wedding at the Episcopal church in East Hill with Rev. Frank J. Mallett presiding. Miss Clara Filer of East Hill and Talbot E. Pierce of Syracuse, N Y are the engaged couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Filer
East Hill
Talbot E. Pierce
Syracuse
N. Y
Episcopal Church
Frank J. Mallett
Sharon Telegraph
Free Lectures on The Science of True Living by Anita Trueman
The First Unitarian church announces a series of free lectures by Anita Trueman in Pearson block rooms. Sessions begin Tuesday evenings and occur twice weekly. Trueman covers evolution of individuality balance of character conception concentration meditation happiness success and more with dates ranging March 31 to April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian Church
Pearson Block
Anita Trueman
Miss Trueman
Unity Club
Boyhood Taft Home Sees Delegates Clash In Caucus
In Millbury Massachusetts the third congressional district, including Taft’s boyhood home, will hold a caucus to choose a delegate for the Republican national convention. Two candidates vie Taft supporter versus Crane faction seeking an unpledged delegation, and tomorrow’s caucus could determine Taft’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Millbury
Mass
Massachusetts
Taft
United States
Crane
News ad sells farm for owner
A letter from W A Maitland of Los Angeles reports his farm for sale was advertised three times in this paper and quickly sold. Maitland, formerly with New Castle Water Works, now resides in Los Angeles with his family and is pleased with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Maitland
Los Angeles
Cal
Maitland
City of New Castle Water Company
Millinery Opening At Roberts on Pittsburg Street
Millinery shop opens Wednesday April 1 at Roberts opposite Union de pot with a bright spring display. The new head wear offers a variety of styles to suit every taste and feature distinct designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pittsburg Street
Union Depot
Miss Lowe
Pittsburg
South Mill St
Woolworth
Nickelodeon
Woolworth’s
Lenten Social Calendar Highlights Spring Brides and Club Gatherings
Lenten season social schedule features spring brides elects and numerous informal events. Notable gatherings include book club cards at Mrs. Benjamin Bessel’s, Royal Neighbors, Monday Night club, Current Events circles, Oratorio society, Spoon club, Holland club, and Kensington groups. Residents host receptions, cards, and musical meetings across city venues including churches and high school chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bessel
Wallace Avenue
Royal Neighbors
P. Hall
Stella Foulke
Lincoln Avenue
W. G. Dunn
East Street
John BE. Norris
Neshannock Avenue
Francis Williams
North Jefferson pair returns from California trip
Messrs. Richard Dana and Crawford Hoyt of North Jefferson street have returned after a two months visit with friends in California. They toured many interesting points in the west during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Richard Dana
Crawford Hoyt
North
Jefferson Street
California
West
Mrs EB D Powell Hosts Millinery Sale This Week
At Mrs EB D Powell's millinery parlour 102 East Long Avenue a sale takes place Monday and Tuesday March 30 and 31 featuring hats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. D. Powell
East Long Avenue
Mother speaks on death of Gillette's son and capital punishment
The mother of Chester Gillette laments the loss of her son and urges opposition to capital punishment. She thanks clergymen, the Auburn alienist Mr. Hampton, attorney John P. Dugan, and strangers who aided the family through the trial. Gillette admits the murder of Grace Brown and describes the confession while denying certain details. Chaplain Herrick notes the family will say no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mellivarey
Chester
Harrick
Hampton
Auburn
John P. Dugan
Albany
Chester's
Dugan
United States
United Press
Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Herrick
Women at Mines and a Vast Bible Error Revealed
The article notes historical uses of women in surface mining in England and reports mixed outcomes across colonies in Africa. It also recounts a 1580 printing error in a Wolfenbüttel Bible where the word herr was replaced by narr, triggering a dramatic punishment and near-total destruction of copies except one preserved in Wolfenbütte library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
German
Africa
West Africa
Belgium
Germany
Wolfenbuttel
Hesse
Wolfenbutte
Matrimony Institution Faces Modern Reconsideration
A columnist notes many widows and other singles in St. Louis showing renewed interest in marriage. The piece reflects social attitudes toward remarriage and the evolving view of matrimony in contemporary times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Miss Ortie Bush Visiting Uncle in Hillsville
Miss Ortie Bush of Hillsville is the guest of her uncle H. B. Bush of Epworth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortie Bush
Hillsville
H. B. Bush
Epworth Street
The Confederate Colonel
The Baltimore Sun describes the southern colonel as a courteous, deferential man who treats others with respect, yields to others’ views, and avoids asserting superiority even in business matters, noting good manners as a valuable asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Baltimore Sun
The Peaceful Suburbs Feud Goes On
A city visitor and suburban resident recount a farce of retaliatory animal feuds. Chickens eat garden seed, a tomcat eats chickens, a bulldog eats the tomcat, and a calm mount from a circus is borrowed to end the chase, with an elephant looming in the punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Wim
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Metzler
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Mather Brothers Co
Washington Street
Nat
William F. Moody
Delaware Avenue
Jean Norris
B. E. Sankey
J. P. Caldwell
Emerson Street
Ann Boalich
High Street
Oratorio Society
Thomas Davis
West Washington Street
Olive Johnston
S. S
Jean Buxton
North Street
Abby Hopkins
Sutton Street
Alameda
Mary Whiteman
William Smith
Fairmont Avenue
North Highland
Adeline Woodworth
Irene Watson
Toronto
Sorosis
Frank R. Woods
Sheridan Avenue
Layre Hice
North Mercer Street
R. W. Jackson
Highland Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Adeline
Ruth Woodworth
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
Felicia Hamilton
Boyles Avenue
Hazel James
Lowellville
McKee
Ohio
Louisa Edgar
Josephine Fisher
Blevins’ Spring
Blevins’ Millinery
East North Street
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
United States Senate
Chester Gillette
Melhravey
McGombs
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