Daughters of 1812 Closing Meeting Held at Y M C A
Closing meeting of Daughters of 1812 held at the Y M C A with Miss Melen F Reed of Sharon presiding. Reports from committees on work accomplished, social hour and refreshments follow. State Council to meet in Scranton May 28 and notes of other local honors and engagements appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Sie
Y. M
Melen F. Reed
Sharon
Larval
Charles Greer
Washington
State Council of the Daughters of 1812
Scranton
Musical Club Plans Open Spring Recital at Church
Plans for the annual open spring recital of the Wednesday Morning Musical Club to be held at First Presbyterian Church on Monday evening May 23. Arrangements are under the executive board with assistants in charge of programs and tickets. The club’s last regular meeting will be at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday May 20 at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Foraign
Himar Scott
First Presbyterian
Clurch
First
Presbyterian
W. Leon Tucker
New York City
General Assembly
Central Presbyterian
County Christian Emdearor Society
Toyeammleln
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Duncan Cameron
Ladies' Ald Society
First. Baptist
Woman's Missionary Union of the Association
Woman's Missionary Society
Lalners
Bord Runsler
Cleveland, Avenue
L. DB. Garratt
Marcer
Aty | Beard
Martha Ausifiary
Martha Lodge
Star
Waloa Lodge No
Trua Korltoan
America
First Congregational Church
Entertain Guests at Bridge Luncheons Noted in Local Notices
Mrs. George R. Ralph sues invitations for two bridge luncheons on Hazel Croft Avenue with fifty guests planned for May 19 and May 21. A quiet wedding occurred at 2 30 a m at Wampyin Presbyterian church with Vera Frye marrying Theodore Kennedy. The couple will reside on East Casey. Club activities include the 1923 Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Broomer and M. W. Club gatherings hosted by Mrs. T Earl Dukes on Chestnut Street. Members returning from Cleveland attended railroad workers convention. Hospital club events planned at the West Washington home of Mrs Ella Fields and the Southata Club meeting at Mrs Vennor Bright’s Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Ralph
Hazelcroft Avenue
Hoch Occasi Sions
Arthur Broomer
West Washnation Street
Jean
Hage Bloomer
N. C. Hospital
Ella Fields
West Washington Street
Sentle Hospital Club
First Presbyterian Church
1607
A. L. Abrey
Ediyon Avenue
Butler Girls
Earl Young
Backford Street
Sochata Club
Vennor Bright
Park Avenue
John Westies
Arcadian Club
Jack Mel Cullough
East Main Street
Butre Nous
Lewcastle Hospital
Bessie McGowigle
North Jefferson Rutbet
New Ca
Warren C. Wynder
Cro- Tan Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Sir W. Pollard
Miles. O
Katherine Elizabeth
J. W. Cartwright
George C. Tamsey
Cartwright Realty Company
Pittshursh
Ok Kemp O
Wriant Street
Beach Bottom
W. Va
WiMs CG. McMullen
George Myers
Ray Hall
F. J. Hall
Alliance
Emma A Allison
Myrtle
Gran
Jason King
Youngstown, Sun“dur
Club Calendar for Week of May 18
Local society schedule lists dozens of clubs meeting on Tuesday through Friday at various Eastside addresses including Park Avenue, Windsor and Moody. Notable entries include Reading Circle of 106 at Morton Street, Rainbow Club hostess at Harrison Street, and mothers and daughters banquet soloist Mrs. Hares Miller. The Women's Welsh Club and All-Mar Club plan in-person gatherings and elections this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Owens
Whiter Avenue
B.T. K
and Mya
Tack Wilson
Dewey Avenue
T. BE. Kl
Olwen Perton
Edgewood Avenue
Kensington
W. K. Snyder
Edith Campbell
State Street
Emma Meest Bartrant
Rus Club
Frank ‘Taylor
Ewey Avenue
Federation Meeting
Y. W
Nual Mothers and Daughters
Croton A
L. &. Nail
Grant Street
Frank Fischer
Park Avenue
Ira Fulkerson
Edgewood Lavenue
Charles Long
Moody Avenue
Narberrh, Pa
King's Daughters
Religious and fraternal notices fill local scene
A dense column lists upcoming meetings across Junior Hadassah, Junior Luther League, Ladies Missionary Society, Epworth Methodist, Central Presbyterian and First Baptist groups. Events include officer elections, talks on Lay evangelism, cottage prayer meetings, choir gatherings, and a series of religious observances from May through June with speakers from Sharon and St Pauls Lutheran, plus district conferences and women’s society activities.
Large summer hats displayed at Millinery Section
Hats grow larger for summer with adorable designs to pair with cool dresses. The Millinery Section features an array of large hats in various sole tints, trimmed with flowers and decorative trims, offered at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons, Vic
Spring Lingerie Styles Offer Delicate Trim Details
An advertisement highlights silk stepins, chemises, gowns and bloomers in white flesh honeydew nile maize orchid and lace trims. Prices range from 1.00 to 3.50 with sizes noted and varied embroidery and color contrast across garments.
Art Needlework for Idle Moments Featured in Sell
Pilllow cases stamped to embroider in three neat patterns are ready for finishing with embroidery. Guest towels with blue borders, 45 cents each. Nightgowns completed with hemstitching, $1.00 each. Cretonne sets for guest rooms include laundry bag and stippers, $1.59 per set. Bedspreads with embroidered redspreads offered on best quality muslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretonne
Local Birth Notices Mixed with Distorted Names and Addresses
Personal mentions report several birth announcements and visit notes. Names include Mr and Mrs Ray Davis Oakland announcing a birth, Mr and Mrs David Young with a son, James Clark, Alex Henderson visiting Carlin Kentucky, and Charles Shoat of Wilson Avenue announcing Alan born May 37. Additional fragments reference Mr and Mrs SR Albright of Pittsburgh and Mrs Frad Se of North Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davis
Oakland
David ©. Young
Fuocast Street
Qslark Flick
James Clark
Alex Henderson
Carlin, Ky
T. Earls
Cherry Street
Charles Shoat
Wilaon Avenue
Alan
Charles St
SR. Albright
Pittsburgh
Alt and
Mes
P. IK. Stevenson
Frad Se
North Mercer
Girls Reserve Camping Trip at Camp East Brook
Twenty Girl Reserves from Tha North Street enjoyed a weekend camping trip at Camp East Brook. On Saturday the girls swam supervised by chaperones Misses Leone Porter Charlotte Ball Juta Clark and Ruth Worrall.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daughters OF 1812
Alice Nelson
Florence Avenue
Fhirnegie Toch
Gagetad
Finn, Arte
Margaret Morrison
Nelson
Eigagement Sire and
Alex Paglia
Jathrop Street
Florence
William Q. Cubellis
Paul Cuhellis
Moravia
A. Bazzone
Penraon Street
Misa Frances Cole
Miss Weden
Azzone
MG. OG. Chub
Owen Thomas
FG. C. Club
Roger Jones
S.J. Thavies
Butler
Warl Young
Heckford Street
Cyenik
E. M. McReary
Bell Phone
Musical Club
Milo Gatherwood
Edward Clark
Griff Clark
Edward Oilland
Ray Mader
Thomas Vallely
Cleveland
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Statler Hotel
Souhata Clule
Sochali Club Associates
Rose Avenue
Reading Circle
J. Albert Wilson
Morton Street
Wew Castle Hospital
Ella
Fields
West Washington St
Highland Book Club
J. 4
Frew
Senora Club
Carl Forsman
Hinearest Nue
Yo W. Coa
Leroy Davis
East Long Avenu
W. Clue
Raymond Street
Burtha Ospher
Vland Avenue
Ray Walker
Maryland Avenue
Charles Gee
Winslow Avenue
Jona Kensington
Edward Carr
A. RR
Mornes
Clayton Street
M. Alm
Hannah Ricth
Waldo Street
St Side Club
Frank Zimmerly
Edward Ryan
Gaston
Wensington
J. McCanaghy
Lorain Avenue
4. B.C
Margaret Denny
English Avenue
Jolly Hight
Marie White
Sheridan Avenue
Thomas Sullivan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carl Frank
West Madison Avenue
P. FP. G
Martha Thompson
Eastbrook
T. D. Club
Carl Lutz
East Washington Street
Sam H. McGoun
Rainbow Club
Rainbow Elite
Howard Buchanan
Harrison Street
Carnes
Thomas Evans
Reis Street
Albert Wilson
Te Reading Circle of 100
W. BE
Burrows
FL. C. Ohh
F. J. C. Chal
Winter Avenue
Tuseday Eve Hig
Women's
W. GC. A
Wee Pu
George Hurt
Wee Fu Club
James T. Ray
Wallace Avenue
E. U. Saycer
All-Mar Clin
All-Mar Club
GW. G. Club
Emma McWissick
G. W. C. Club
Bartram Avenue
Hilleres Avenue
Edison Avenue
J. A. Frew
Seay
Mens
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
Washington St
New Castle
Prays
M. C. Limber Co
N. Mercer St
Jack Gerson
North Moreae Street
Penn Theater
Jewel
Watenes
Ucharyd
Girean’s
Hadassah
Freda Shifroan
West Wallace Avenue
St. Pauls Lutheran
Junior Luther League
Martha Roth
Ladies’ Missionary Society
St. Jonats
Luvtreran
Brotherhood of St. Jon's
Farheran Churely
Oolock
Henry G. Kise
East Norwood Avenue
Laan Youngs
Laws Young Bile
Almira
Mra
OPA
Hamilton
Miss McKee
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Woman's Home
Sorerety
Dames of
Matin
the Dames of Malta
H. W. Snyder
ALS
South Bay Street
Daniel Lanaure
Daniel Leasure
Legion Home
Yast
The
Pythian Sisters
P. Building
East Washington
Daniel Leraure
American Legion
Scott B. Hamilton
Central Christian
Epworth
Weaver Circle
Itonm Street
Kathers
Martha Whiting
South
Walnut Street
Hart
Esthera
C. M. Grace
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Carl M Tilda Wilwin
Helus
Cretan Mathodist Church
Young Women’s Missionary Aux Wary
Mira Bartha Knox
North Tay Street
Regilar
Queen Esther
Jenavera McCleary Martin
O'Clock
WoMag Workers Bible Class
Barbara Smith
Vira
Christian
Emma Cottan
West
Washington Street
Frank Nessie
Spruce
W. i L. Pander
Chuceh
Church of Truth
Clutton’s
Lesvon
Spiricraturn
A. la. John
Alk
Guthele
Anna Hammond
Woman's Guild
Ely
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Frank Damroseh
Brooklyn
Third United Presbyterian
Ron
Clark
Mackie
Brown
Jarrickmacross
Nis
Hollon
C.skein
Sewing Coron
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