Bride Elect Honored at Hutchison Street Party
Mrs Joseph Colton hosted a patriotic evening for a group of elite guests in Hutchison street. The event honored Miss Margaret Bradford whose wedding to Ford Fulkerson is planned for early summer with gifts of china crystal and perfume. Colors and decorations reflected a white and blue theme. The Current Events Circle, led by Mrs William H T Dunlap, met midweek to discuss topics and plan the Cascade Park picnic for June 16 with member families as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colton
Hutchison Street
Margaret Bradford
Ford Fulkerson
Miss Stella
Morgan
Wiliam H.™. Dunlap
Coursetreet
Cascade Park
Annual election of officers and meeting notices
Wees with Mrs Frank Gelger of Walnut street attend the annual election of officers and book collection for the meeting. Mrs John Ellner of Ellwood City attended yesterday's meeting. Children party at Mr and Mrs Fred Abbott’s home on Reynolds street celebrated Ella May Abbott’s fourth birthday with games and luncheon. Attendees included many Abbott and Stowell family members and friends. Friday events feature Mrs Charles Greer hosting luncheon at North Jefferson Street and Mrs W S Mears hosting Highland 500 event on Neshannock Ave. The Bythian Sisters meet in City Building hall and the American Women's Guild is entertained by Mrs Lyle Emery on Byinal street. Annual commencement exercises set for local opera house. Helena auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church meets at 2 PM in church parlors. Last Vesper Service Sunday afternoon at 4 PM at association rooms ends spring season, resuming in September. Special music planned with participants Martha Doulds, Annabelle Stewart, Truth Burlett, Wavel Wilson, Gertrude Sharp, and Mrs Margaret Speer Athson.
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Wees
Frank Gelger
Walnut Street
John Ellner
Ellwood City
Fred Abbott
Reynolds Street
Wednoaday
Ella May
Mifmnie
Dorothy Rabinovitz
Gladys Grant
Lillian Davin
Ella Abbott
Charles Stowell
Lillian Layton
Geel] Abbott
Helen Layton
Alberta Davis
Martha Withers
Viola Garret
Jobo Phillips
Steve Harris
Robert Layton
Alvey Stowell
Charles Allen
Oliver Davis
Lloyd
Fret Abbert
John Walters
Elizabeth Phillips
Jacob Edelstein
Sammy Hollestein
Hazel Abbott
Carrie Garrett
Gladys
Alice Stowell
Florence Davis
Edith Harris
George Grant
William Layton
Prank
Bord
William Abbett
Fred Abbett
Wiliam Abbott
Priday
Charles Greer
North Jeffferron Street
Mears
Neshannocke Ave
Aue
Helen Rhodes
Neshannock l Avenue
Zalris
Bythian Sisters
Wheir Hall
City Building
American Women’s Guild
Lyle Emery
Ibynial Street
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Association
Martha Doulds
Annabelle Stewart
Truth Burlett
Wavel Wilson
Gertrude Sharp
Margaret Speer Athson
Last Meeting of Musical Club Ends Season
The Wednesday Morning Musical club held its final gathering at the First Baptist church with hostesses Mrs. W. W. Cubison and program led by Margaret Sankey. Plans for an open recital June 9 and fall rally on September 23 were announced along with yearbook distribution for 1908-1909.
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Otelock
First Baptist Church
Bfrs
W.W. Cubison
Schubert
D. R. Harels
Baptist
Mary White
Lilian
Buzz
Clara Stegle
Vaura
Sankey
Harris
Wedoestay
Local Social News Highlights From Sharon Area
Mrs. L. B. Morgan of Sharon spent Wednesday with friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of East County Line Street Extension welcomed a 12 pound daughter. T. W. McKinney of New Brighton visited relatives here Wednesday. Mrs. D. H. Hyde of Millvale is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hyde in the Seventh Ward. Stella Heller of Boyles Avenue returned from Pittsburg with a party of friends. Mr. Weller and children Paul and Ruth visited relatives in Butler and Kittanning. Bryan will move to a new home at Chestnut and Spruce. the house is near completion. Mrs. Margaret Caler and children Earl and Irma of McKeesport are guests of Eli Hovis on Chestnut Street. Miss Mable Waring, formerly a guest of Mrs. L. Short on Rishelien Avenue, has returned to Erie. W. H. Grove of Milton Street is building a brick home at Edison and Highland Avenues, ready for fall occupancy. Miss Jean Young of West Grant Street returned from The Armitage School at Warne Pa, with roommate Miss Marian Blacker of Chillcothen, O. Miss Sue Grace of East Street leaves for Cleveland to visit her brothers and sisters‑in‑law.
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Margaret Caler
Earl
Irma
McKeesport
Eli Hovis
Ichestnut Street
Male Waring
L. Short
Rishelien Avenue
Erie
Haring Cane
W. H. Grove
Milton” Street
Edison and
Highland Avenues
Jean Young
West, Grant Street
Theatertitly parade in San Praneiara spectacle
A garbled ad promises a lighting Hal Evans fleet scene and a big parade in San Praneiara California. It advertises a trip with Hol Byane for five dollars at Theatertitly, 114 Want Washington street, 289g, inviting readers to visit for details.
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Hal Evans
Nike
San Praneiara
Cal
Trait of Australian Girls in City and Bush Life
Equally at home in both the bush and ballroom Saga Winter describes Rantralion girls who ride and drive as naturally as they ride horses. They travel long distances to visit towns, host households with many guests, and welcome visitors with ease. When the season brings them to the capital they appear as polished as any town girl, despite rough country life and bareback riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yisit
Seyn
Circumstantial Evidence in a Lippincott Quote
A defense attorney questions a witness on how they know the defendant drank or gambled. The witness explains they gave the conductor a blue chip for fare and kept the change to imply behavior. The exchange highlights how circumstantial evidence can be argued in court.
Decadent wagers and oyster eggs in old reportage
The text surveys diverse topics from Cassell's Saturday Journal noting oyster reproduction with millions of eggs to wagers in England, weaving in Fry's Magazine and remarks on weaving tools. It also cites Countess von Linden on butterfly hunger endurance and a butterfly surviving 17 days without food, reflecting antiquated science prose.
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Countess von Linden
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