Anniversary Party Enjoyable Affair in Crawford Avenue Home
An anniversary celebration at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Quigley’s Crawford Avenue residence hosted about fifteen guests on a Thursday evening. The gathering featured informal conversation, refreshments, music, and decorations in pink and white, with Mrs. Quigley’s daughter assisting, and guests including local teachers and friends from West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Quigley
Crawford Avenue
Radia
Miral
Paul D. Wilson
Buffalo
Yoo
Morton Caured
Elinious
Hoatess
Misa Srhel Quigley
Homer Bride
Florence Hilton
ALA
West Washington Street
Gertrude Pattison
Mothers and Daughters Banquet At Presbyterian Church
Mothers and daughters attend a banquet at Unter Presbyterian Church hosted by the Dorcas Circle. A dinner served by Ladies of the congregation featured music Kensington entertainment and refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Nama Graian at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kensington
Q. N. T. Kensington
Mise Emma Gibson
Mt. Jackeson
Curtisa Kerr
Virgina
Ruth McCord
Kerr
Lewis Gatley
Mu Jackson
Trinity Choir
Van
Unter Presbyterian Church
Dorcas Circle
Fon Farmer
West Washington Street
Queen Sewing Circle
Music
Kensington
Thomas Mather
Nama Graian
Stghrt
Ohn Travers
Dana Place
Dans Spore
Elks Club
Billy Willams
Harry Ellwell
Daughters of 1812
Local visitors and guests listed in Wilmington area notices
Personal mentions show Mrs. Fred Drustell at Wilmington avenue confined at home while Wallace Reechler of Greenville visits. Mrs. Catherine Hinkson, Scott Street, visits her niece Mrs. C. R. Harbison of Ellwood. Mrs. Theodore Miller of New York City is guest at Mrs. Lola McBride on Boyles avenue. Mrs. Frank Shaffer of Ellwood City visits Mrs. Robert Cage on North Mercer Street. Mrs. Isadore Gros of Indianapolis visits daughter Mrs. Pacillo Randolph on Euclid Avenue. Mr and Mrs Clarence Crumm of Jeannette stay with Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Fike on Sheridan Avenue. Misses Mary Lewis and Betsy Cuppers of Pittsburgh spend weekend with Mrs Alisa Porte on Laurel Boulevard. The apron worn by General Lafayette at the corner stone laying for the Bunker Hill monument is preserved by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rhodes
North
Mercer Street
Theodore Miller
New York City
Walter Russell
G. Wilfred Thomas
Maryland Avenue
Fred Drustell
Wilmington Avenue
Wallace Reechler
Greenville
F. M. Mershimer
Spruce Street
Catherine Hinkson
Scott Breet
Niseo
C. R. Harbison
Ellwood
Lola McBride
Boyles Avenue
Frank Shaffer
Ellwood City
Robert Cage
North Mercer Street
Isadore Gros
Indianapolis
Jnd
Paoillo Randolph
Eucliday Nue
Clarence Crumm
Jeanette
P. K. Fike
Sheridan Avenus
Mary Lewis
Betsy Cuppers
Pittsburgh
Alisa Porte
Laurel Bouleyard
Local hostesses plan forthcoming entertainments
Daisy details show a hostess assisted in serving delicate refreshments by Mies, followed by Miller and Mrs Harry Mlinner. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Arthur Keller will host, with Hiller areniwe listed as guests, continuing the social schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M T. W. Kensington
E. T. W. Kendington
Wiliam Jarvis
Edgewood
David
Sarver
Charlies Lees
Memner
Marie Stillwagon
Raymond Street
Elizabeth Boulich
Sadie McCormi
Clarence Kehna
Edna Black
Washington
Mies
Miller
Harry Mlinner
Arthur Keller
Hiller Areniwe
Embassy Upgrades at Peking Elevate Legation to Embassy
Washington reports action raising the American legation at Peking to embassy status and promoting Vernon MacMurray to ambassador. The move, expected to be mirrored by Soviet Russia and Japan soon, shifts China’s diplomatic rank and involves the embassy in Peking rather than a legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternatia News 5
Washington
Peking
Alonn
MacMurray
Wifl
Japan
Religious and Fraternal Circle Meeting Notes
Religious and fraternal circles report class and missionary meetings at First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. Officers were elected during business sessions. social moments followed with hostesses assisting. Reports include Presbyterial meetings, Spanish speaking outreach, and youth group gatherings at Central and Second United Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wt. M. Strickler
First Baptist Sunday School
Boyd Russler
Cleveland Avenue
T. B. Garrat
Ang Smith
Spite Ruesty
George Landis
Uth
John Landis
J. L. Patterson
Columbia
South America
R. G. Long
McNaul
New Mexico
George Thompson
Gloria Swanson Triumphs in Madame Sans Gene Paris Filming
Gloria Swanson draws crowds in Paris filming Madame Sans Gene as locals welcome her portrayal of the famed role. From Versailles to Compiègne, Parisian audiences warm to her screen masterpiece in progress with top theatrical figures supporting the production. The Capitol screening promises a final run of the classic tale with supporting acts and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
France
Aliss Swanson
Paris
Madame Sans Gene
Madame Rejane
Miss Swanson
Veranillea
Fantainedeau
Complegne
Ans Gene
Prance
Mise Awatson
Henri de In Paloise de
Oda Coudray
Napoleon
Rohian
Geralding Parvar
James J. Flagheth
Capitol
Lioyd Hamilton
Pathy News
New York Central Opposes Route Plan
New York Central opposes the proposed line by the Pennsylvania via Pittsburgh and Chicago, arguing the route harms New York and Pittsburgh interests. Officials cite interstate commission concerns and urge changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Athan Neshington Vons
Pennsylvania
Pleasburg and
Chicago
New York
Dilbelurgh
New York Central System
Hireagh
Pi Crowley
New Central
Tapliat
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WO. W
William Spencer
James Goodchild
T.o
Francis Hammond
Mfuren Avenue
Ralph Jethison
Delaware Avenue
E. M. McReary Bell Fhone
Virginia Carvel
UNL
Herhog
Mather Bros, Co. Jewelers
Washington Street
New Casila
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
Gerson's
Miss Reynolds
Wei
Ellis Diefenderfer
Dad Mes
Arenolis
Winter Avenue
Eila
Ellis G. Diedenderfer
Frand
Vo UH. Diefenderte
Phillips Pines
Dune
Gramoda Kensingin
Gramada Kensington
Hhir
Wayna Snyder
Cumberlant Avenue
Mre
William Meliver
Roy Hughes
Amos Sn. S
Carole
Rnkinson
Beckford Street
Youngstown Lode
Rachel Rehr
Hilton
D. I. Nobile
To G. Hart
Sheeton
W. WH. Harris
William Hodekinson
Fala
Jolly Dinner Club
FF. M. Mershimer
Gladys Keelan
Faul Keelan
Wallace Beechter
Greenvilte
Cl! M. Mitched
Butler Avenue
North Highland Dinner Club
W. J. Gillespie
Rhodes Place
Brice Wellzer
G. OO. B
Bat Home
Mevers Avenue
James Me.Givern
Marry Book
Lee Kostein
Raymond McBride
Har TY Book
Norman Keefer
A.W
James Campbell
West State Street
Mirs
Edward Ing
Jess Miller
Stele
Senior T Hadagsah
South Jefferson Street
Wherstein
Rebrew School of
Cleveland
Pauline Heller
Crawford Agende
Yand Wallace
Ke. J. Chase
Jack Biddie
Kina Street
Yeaday
Tor Menthers
T. da
Liefayette
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Magsachtsetty
Penn
Atvid
Ty Doseph M. Schenck
Antonia Marea
John iMmerson
Anna Lacy
Sidney A. Uraniin
A&a
First National Picture
John Coolidge
Plymouth
Boston
China
Congress
Py Sevier
Vo i. B c
U.P
Misaanna
Girhi Mee
Presbyterigoehuren
Teghlur
Yoopard Campbell
Havel Young
Warold Shelatree
Gleaners
Second United Presty
Feving
Kay
Janek
J. Wtidball
Esther Citele
The
Sry
Ye Som
Methodise
Ehareh
Ehurah
Prench
Ameria
E-Washlst
New Castle
Millinery
Secon Moor
Neimat
Pablo
Black Wild Orchid
Nedeas
Shamans
Lee Crea
Lonis
Dee
Sverdse
Lecomes Divas Et Iy
Dhae
Metzler
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