Home Wedding in Hanna Street Draws 75 Guests
Miss Margaret A Watkins and Mr Illiam G Parsons Jr were wed at 2 30 in the bride's parents home with Rev W J John officiating Summer flowers and palms filled the house The Lohengrin wedding march opened the ceremony Attendants were Miss Minnie Watkins and David Lewis After a collation the couple departed for Cleveland and Detroit and will reside in this city later Attending out of town were Miss Henderson Baltimore Miss Mary Dewly New York and others from Steubenville Cleveland Niles McKeesport and Martins Ferry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Watkins
Hanna Street
Illiam G. Parsons, Jr
Henry Watkins
W. J. John
Sallie Rhodes
Minnie Watkins
David Lewis
Parsons
Cleveland
Detroit
Miss Henderson
Baltimore
Mary Dewly
New York
Elinor Parsons
Martins Ferry
William Harris
William
Steubenville
Bert White
Samuel Jenkins
David Howells
William J. Bright
Niles
Edward Miller
McKeesport
Marriage of Kit tie Jennett and Thom as W Campbell
Miss Kit tie Jennett of Scioto New York will wed Thom as W Campbell this Thursday at Rev Joseph Smith home in Meridian Mississippi. The ceremony at 7 o clock will be quiet with plans to visit Campbell's parents in Walnut Street before returning to New York. Both are engaged in mission work and know each other through that service. Campbell is a prominent local young man with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Jennett
Scioto
N. Y
Thomas W. Campbell
Joseph Smith
Meridian
D. I. Campbell
Walnut Street
New York
Campbell
Current Events circle met with Mrs Nevin Carson
The Current Events circle of 1906 met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Nevin Carson of Wallace and Highland avenues. An interesting program was rendered. Mrs William Dunlap of Court Street will entertain the circle in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Carson
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
William Dunlap
Court Street
Clutton Drugstore Appeal for Continued Community Support
An advertisement urges continued public approval by promising pure drugs and medicines and high standards after the first purchase. It invites customers to try their soda and become favored druggists thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutton
Musical Club Elects Officers In Public Recital Plan
The Musical Club held its annual officers election at the First Baptist Church with Miss Sue McConahy hosting and a Chopin centered program. Officers named include President Mrs. D. R. Harris First VP Mrs. Charles Greer Second VP Miss Frances Greene Secretary Mrs. B. F. Butler Assistant Secretary Miss Florence White Treasurer Miss Mary White and executive board members Mrs. W. W. Cubbison Mrs. S. C. Nicklin Mrs. W. R. Hillary Mrs. W. D. Wallace and Miss Sue McConahy. A roll call provided anecdotes and the program featured Chopin pieces performed by Ruth Ehrlich Agnes Wallace Lena Winternitz Margaret Gatley and others. A follow up meeting is set for two weeks hence with Mrs. W. W. Cubbison as hostess. a public recital is planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sue McConahy
D. R. Harris
Charles Greer
Frances Greene
B. F. Butler
Florence White
Mary White
W. W. Cubbison
S. C. Nicklin
W. R. Hillary
W. D. Wallace
Frederic Chopin
Meyer Helmund
Ruth Ehrlich
W Whitney Coombs
Agnes Wallace
Anon
von Wilm
Lena Winternitz
Chaminade
Hawley
Margaret Gatley
Chopin
Hillary
Dvorak
Social evening honors visiting ladies in town
Miss Elizabeth Davis assisted by Miss Harriet Williams hosted a Wednesday evening in honor of visitors Miss Bessie Davis of Wales and Miss Sarah Harris of Steubenville. Guests included Miss Davis staying with Mrs. Lewis Thomas and Miss Harris with Mrs. Lewis. Music and games filled the night with pink and white decorations and refreshments. The gathering was enjoyed by a crowd of young ladies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Waldo Street
Harriet Williams
Bessie Davis
Wales
Sarah Harris
Steubenville
Miss Davis
Lewis Thomas
South Mercer Street
Miss Harris
Lewis
Queen Esther Circle Elects Officers at Meeting
The Queen Esther circle of Cro ton Avenue Methodist church met Tuesday at Miss Jeannette Marshall. Officers elected include President May Bennett and Vice Presidents Gladys Blaine Lavina Barow. Recording secretary Ruth Burlett Treasurer Anna Rhodes and Corresponding secretary Dys McCoy. Pianist Ruth Burlett Assistant pianist Lavina Barow Chorister Eva Burlett. A June open meeting was planned by a committee of Lois Allen Ruth Eva Barlett May Bennett and Anna Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Jeannette Marshall
May Bennett
Gladys Blaine
Lavina Barow
Ruth Burlett
Anna Rhodes
Gladys McCoy
Lavina Bar
Eva Burlett
Lois Allen
Ruth
Eva Barlett
Local Ladies Host Various Social Events Across Town
Amanda Greer plans a gathering for the X Y Z girls on North Jefferson Street. Pythian Sisters meet at the K of P hall. St Patrick church hosts a euchre and reception in Gilmore hall. Mrs Noah Elliott entertains the Highland 500 club on Lincoln Avenue. Mr and Mrs Percy Craig host teachers and officers of the Highland United Presbyterian Sunday school for Reverend Mulholland. Miss Jean Kaufman hosts the Twentieth Century club on Highland Avenue. Mrs George Pearson and Mrs J C McCready hold a second one o clock luncheon on East Street. Home Missionary Society of First Methodist meets with Mrs J C Norris on West Washington Street at 3 o clock. Wimodausis plan a picnic at Cascade Park for Thursday June 11 after last regular meeting in Masonic temple. Supper in the grove. families invited. Picnic committee: Mrs E L Smith, Mrs George Jones, Mrs Mildred Rice. members to notify at least one week before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Greer
North Jefferson Street
Pythian Sisters
K of P. Hall
St. Patrick’s Church
Gilmore Hall
Noah Elliott
Lincoln Avenue
Highland 500 Club
Percy L. Craig
Highland United Presbyterian Sunday School
Mulholland
Jean Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
George Pearson
J. C. McCready
East Street
Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
J. C. Norris
West Washington Street
Masonic Temple
Cascade Park
Grove
E. L. Smith
George Jones
Mildred Rice
Proclamation of Rev John B eee and Nellie Musser’s June 24 Wedding
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Rev John B eee pastor of Greensburg Presbyterian Church and Miss Nellie Musser of Mifflin Pa. The ceremony will be on June 24 with Rev John Rendall officiating. After a western trip the couple will reside in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.eee
Miss Jean Kaufman Hosts Twentieth Century Club
Miss Jean Kaufman of Highland Avenue will entertain the Twentieth Century Club Friday evening at her home. The gathering promises a cordial social hour with members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kaufman
Highland Avenue
June Wedding Announced for Marian Fleming and Julius Sypher
Social circles buzz over the engagement of Miss Marian Fleming of Wallace Avenue and Mr Julius Sypher of Crawford Avenue with a June wedding planned at the bride’s home. The announcement came at a card party hosted by Miss Fleming for the S S Kensington Club and friends.
Engagement likely for Emily Jones and Carroll Gregory in June
The city learns of the engagement of Miss Emily Jones of Boyles avenue to Mr. Carroll B. Gregory of Cleveland. The announcement came at a dinner hosted by Mrs. T. W. Jones with 20 guests in pink and white. The couple informed guests with apple blossom cards and conundrums amid music by Miss Hannah Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jones
Boyles Avenue
Carroll B. Gregory
Cleveland
T. W. Jones
Hannah Wilkinson
Miss Jones
Jones
Helen Jones
Miss Dickson
Dinner of pretty appointments for Un expected club
Dinner of pretty appointments was offered to members of the Un expected club with Mr. and Mrs. David Jameson as entertainers. The hours after were devoted to card playing and favors went to Mrs. Edwin Ramage and J. T. Glenn. Miss Mary Jameson and Mrs. John M. Ormon were the only guests from a distance. Mrs. L. B. Hamilton will entertain the club next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Edwin Ramage
J. T. Glenn
Mary Jameson
John M. Ormon
Toledo
L. B. Hamilton
East Falls Street
All Day Sewing Session at First Methodist Social Union
The Social union of the First Methodist church held a full day gathering Wednesday with much sewing accomplished. Members stayed for lunch and dinner. The King Midas flour demonstrator, visiting the city, provided flour for biscuits and attended the dinner. Three tables served the guests, mostly union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Midas
Terrace Avenue Hostesses Host Club Evening
Miss Helen Beck of Terrace Avenue entertained the C. T. C. girls Wednesday evening with games music and refreshments. Miss Jessie Hoyland of Terrace Avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beck
Terrace Avenue
Jessie Hoyland
Dance at Gilmore Hall Draws 80 Couples
More than eighty couples attended the Pleasure club dance in Gilmore hall on Wednesday evening. The event featured excellent music and drew many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Club
Gilmore Hall
Highland Club Hosts Highland 500 Club Friday
The Highland Club announces a Friday afternoon gathering with the Highland 500 Club. Roberts' millinery at 29 Pittsburg Street promotes summer hats with notable savings and invites customers to call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts’ ‘Millinery
Pittsburg Street
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Jennett-Campbell
Current Events Circle
Mather Brosco
Solitaires
Mather Bros.co
East Washington ST
Musical Club
Wimodausis
Marian Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Julius Sypher
Crawford Avenue
Miss Fleming
S. S. Kensington
Thursty
Elizebeth
Bella Lynn
Elizabeth Wagner
Grace Jones
Sharon
Sue Sharrer
Beaver
Orrie J. Rider
Washington, D. C
Sypher
Fleming
George Hoezle
Robert Fleming
James Fleming
Isabelle Fleming
S. S. S. Club
Mr. Sypher
J. W. Sypher
M. W. Leslie & Company
Social Union
Highland Club
Griffon Brand
Weil, Haskel Co
Mr. Euwer
Weil
Seigle & Cooper
New Castle
Griffon
Samuel Eiseman & Co
Clearing Silk House of America
Pernor
Miller
McCall’s
Brussels
Seersucker Gingham
Wilton
Room
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