Annual Picnic of Circle of ’89 Delights Members
The Reading Circle of ’89 held its annual picnic at Mrs. W P Hanna’s North Mercer street home. About 72 members and guests enjoyed a catered dinner on porch tables followed by a musical program led by Edward F Kurtz M Loy Hanna and W P Hanna with vocal solos piano duets and trios in two parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hanna
North Mercer Street
Male Hanna
Hanna
J. B. Griffith
K. Hagus
Love's Awakening
Huber
Kurtz
Edward F. K Kurtz
Calif of Bagdad
Boieldieu
Edward F. Kurtz
M. Loy Hanna
Isaac Sister and Daughters Sail From Liverpool
W J Isaac of Highland avenue reports his sister Mrs Margaret Isaac Lott and her two daughters Muriel and Evelyn have sailed from Liverpool for an extended visit in this country. Lott formerly lived at Butte Montana before moving to her new residence. She will visit her old home and other sites during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Isaac
Highland Avenue
Margaret Isaac Lott
Muriel
Evelyn
Liverpool
Mothers of Highland School Attend Meeting at Wallace Ave
The mothers of children attending the Highland school are asked to meet next Monday evening at the home of Mrs Samuel M Rearke on Wallace avenue. All mothers of students are urged to attend as important matters are to be presented for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Samuel M. Rearke
Wallace Avenue
Daughters of Lydia Meet as Pierce Hyde Wedding Planned
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Frank Douds of Croton avenue. The marriage of Miss Katherine Pierce of Sharpsville and Dr. Allen P. Hyde of Sharon will take place at clock in the evening. A number of folks will attend.
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Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Douds
Croton Avenue
Katherine Pierce
Sharpsville
Allen P. Hyde
Sharon
Croton Avenue D.A. Chapter Entertains Guests
Mrs William Graham of Croton Avenue hosted the D A R Kensing at an all day session Thursday A fine dinner was served at noon The notice says two weeks Mrs Seth Marshall of East North Street will entertain the resub
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graham
Croton Avenue
D. of A. Kensing
Seth Marshall
East North Street
Harriet Reis Plans Visit to East Street Family Home
A woman will depart next Monday for Montclair New Jersey to stay with relatives as Harriet Reis of East Street, visiting for an extended period.
Fellows May Party Dazzles Cascade Park Crowd
The Fellows club hosted a May party at Cascade Park pavilion with a first time barn dance. About 90 couples attended, featuring attractive gowns and over 20 dances, as guests from Beaver, Sharon, Manitowoc, Youngstown, and other towns joined the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Fellows Club
Gertrude Sharrer
Beaver
Grace Jones
Sharon
Harriet K
Local couple wed at Methodist church in city
U S Grant Park of 8 Sycamore Street married Miss Hanna Evans of Sharon on Wednesday. Rev William Branfield officiated at the ceremony. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs A W Park and works as a cold roller in the tin mill. The couple have begun housekeeping and received numerous gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Grant Park
Sycamore Street
Hanna Evans
Sharon
William Branfield
Methodist Church
A. W. Park
Julia Donovan and Theo dore De Graff to Wed in June
Miss Julia Donovan of this city will marry Theo dore De Graff of Duluth Minnesota in June. Donovan, longtime resident and singer with Joe Weber's comic opera, is the sister of Mrs A E Hein rich of North Street. De Graff is president of the Electric Light company in Duluth and a prominent local figure there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Donovan
Theodore de Graff
Duluth
Minn
Miss Donovan
Joe Weber
de Graff
Electric Light Company
A. E. Heinrich
North Street
Graffing Party Guests At Crawford Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs W J Graffing and their son of Linesville who had been guests of Mr and Mrs Louis A Ray on Crawford avenue enjoyed a card party on Thursday evening. Four tables played 500 for amusement with no prizes offered. The home featured summer flowers and a late hour collation. The Griffings left for Linesville Friday morning.
Highland 500 Club Winners and Hosts Dinner
Mrs Joseph Clark Miss Jean Kaufman and Messrs Noah Elliott and W H Grove won prizes at the Highland 500 club meeting hosted by Dr and Mrs 8S M Matheny on Wallace avenue Thursday evening A luncheon followed the games Elizabeth and Mary Gregory helped the hostess The next gathering will be in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark of Leasure avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
Jean Kaufman
Noah Elliott
W. H. Grove
Highland 500 Club
8S. M. Matheny
Wallace Avenue
Elizabeth
Mary Gregory
Leasure Avenue
Kensington Teas With Miss Blanche Davis Hosts
Miss Blanche Davis of West Washington street entertained the Thursday Kensington with sewing and social conversation followed by lunch. Mrs S E Nessle of Pearson street will host the Kensington in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Blanche Davis
West Washington Street
S. E. Nessle
Pearson Street
Pleasant luncheon honors Highland church pastor guests
Mrs. M. C. Rose of Park Avenue hosted a one o'clock luncheon Friday for Rev. R. H. Mulholland the new pastor of Highland United Presbyterian church and Rev. and Mrs. J Hanley of Canton Ohio Covers were laid for eight guests with pink and white decorations throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Rose
Park Avenue
R. H. Mulholland
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Coterie Club Euchre Night At Meyers Home
Three tables hosted the Coterie club for euchre at Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers Madison avenue Thursday evening. Each guest received a carnation as a souvenir. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McMasters Arch street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
George Meyers
Madison Avenue
F. G. McMasters
Arch Street
Orchestra Club Meeting at Smith Residence
Music provided amusement for the orchestra club Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Smith on North Jefferson street Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be with Albert Street Monday evening next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchestra Club
J. C. Smith
North Jefferson Street
Albert Street
Croton Avenue Teachers Fare Well With Noon Picnic
Croton avenue school teachers enjoyed a midday Friday picnic in the school building. Chosen coviers were laid for the teachers and the menu was praised as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Avenue
Coviers
Boiled Ham Ad Promises Fresh Slices at Sanderson's
Sanderson's on Pittsburg Street advertises boiled ham as a featured deli item. The notice highlights available cuts and inviting pricing, inviting customers to visit the shop for meals or sandwiches.
Family Dinner Pleasant Evening for Flannerys
Mrs. 8 J Flannery entertained at a Carlisle street home for a family dinner Thursday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Flannery home from Cincinnati where the latter attends Eclectic college. Guests included Mr and Mrs Temple Boyd Mr and Mrs Raymond Stern Mr and Mrs James Robinson and son George Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson and son Jack and Mrs W B Gillespie. The evening was casual with flowers and color accented menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Flannery
Cincinnati
Eclectic College
J. Flannery
Carlisle Street
Charles Flannery
Gilbert
Temple Boyd
Walnut Street Card Party Hosted by Liebenderfer and Crawford
Mrs John Liebenderfer and Mrs Edwin Crawford welcomed 60 guests to a Thursday afternoon card party at their Walnut street home. Flinch and euchre were offered with Mrs Grove of Cambridge Springs in the receiving line. Guests wore pretty costumes while flowers and potted plants decorated the house. A late hour menu was served. Assistants included Mrs Lee Fisher and Mrs J Campbell Liebendorfer. Mrs Tims of Pittsburg attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liebenderfer
Edwin Crawford
Walnut Street
Flinch
Euchre
Grove
Cambridge Springs
Lee Fisher
J. Campbell Liebendorfer
Tims
Pittsburg
Engagements and School Teache rs Honored at Central School Event
Miss Matilda McMillin of Croton avenue and Miss Marie Allen of Croton will wed Rev George H McClelland and Mr Gilbert Zehner of Pittsburg in the fall. Both were surprised guests at a Central school gathering hosted by Miss Anne Aiken. A 500 and flinch game drew attention. Each guest received a silver spoon. A collation followed. The Mentor club met at Mrs Scott MacCaslin’s home with cards and music and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda McMillin
Croton Avenue
George H. McClelland
Marie Allen
Gilbert Zehner
Pittsburg
Central School
Anne Aiken
North Mill Street
Flinch
Local Society Notes Highlight Guests and Travel
Mrs. P. P. Fisher of Sharon arrives as a city guest. W. B. Lynn of Youngstown visits East Street host Lee Horner. Mrs. Grove of Cambridge Springs visits Mrs. John Liebendorfer. Mrs. 8. A. Flinn leaves for a stint in New York. Woodson Anderson attends a Columbus convention. Miss Elizabeth Graham of Pittsburg visits Shenango. James Robinson travels to Mt. Clemens for health. Miss Mary Diebel visits Miss Mary Bauman. Miss Myrtle Steinberg hosts the M. J. Kingston gathering. Little Joseph McCaskey ill at Spruce Street. Mrs. A. J. McKean and Laura stay with Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Dean. Mrs. Charles Harris and Miss Violet Robison visit Coraopolis. Herman Lennig moves to West Washington Street. Rev. George Hamilton McClelland visits from Brooklyn. Rev. D. M. McKinley attends Pittsburg assembly as guest. Mrs. Annie McFarland and Della Anderson return from Warren visit. Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Leonard head to Hendersonville for summer with John Reiber family. Esther Anderson Ada Rownsley nest with the Ringer family and plan nurses graduation at Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Fisher
Sharon
W. B. Lynn
Youngstown
Lee Horner
East Street
Grove
Cambridge Springs
John Liebendorfer
Walnut Street
A. Flinn
Grant Street
New York
Woodson Anderson
Mill Street
Columbus
Elizabeth Graham
Pittsburg
C. H. McKee
Shenango Township
James Robinson
Lowellville
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Mary Diebel
Mary Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
Myrtle Steinberg
Richelieu Avenue
M. J. Kensington
Joseph
Joseph McCaskey
Spruce Street
A. J. McKean
Laura
Mercer
H. G. Dean
North Mill Street
Charles Harris
Highland Avenue
Violet Robison
Coraopolis
Herman Lennig
Chestnut
Bay Streets
West Washington Street
White School House
George Hamilton McClelland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert McClelland
State Street
Great May Hat Sale at Roberts to Start Saturday
Great May Sale of trimmed millinery at Roberts' 29 Pittsburg street begins Saturday May 28 and runs all next week. New summer hats priced at 3 50 4 00 and 4 50. Hard shell crabs at Cotton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pittsburg
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Circle OF
Metzler
Evans Park
Sanderson’s
Pittsburg Street
Mentor Club
Scott MacCaslin
Leroy Whiting
D. M. McKinley
Barnett, Vt
General Assembly
Charles H. McKee
Annie McFarland
Della Anderson
South Mill Street
John McFarland
Warren
Frank Mitchell
Leonard
Hendersonville, N. C
John Reiber
Esther Anderson
Ada Rownsley
Jamestown, N. Y
Arry Ringer
Greer Music Hall
Great May
Cotton Bros
Buwers
Mammoth
Weil-Haskel
New York City
Weil, Haskel Co
Weil
Bowers
Oxford Ginghams
Griffon
Muller, Mandel Co
Bonwit & Brand
Floersheimer
Euwers
McKelvey & Co
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