Surprise anniversary party honors Mrs. Coulter in Pittsburg
Members of the Golden Eagle Daughters of America and Tribe of Ben Hurlodges organized a surprise for Mrs. Boyd Coulter on her 36th birthday at Pittsburg Street. Progressive euchre, prizes to Mrs. Halle and Handell, and a gold bracelet for the hostess capped the evening with dancing and music by Mrs. Swadner and F. Mershim er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle
Daughters of America
Tribe of Ben
Euchre
M. A. Halle
Jessie Handell
Charles .Handell
John Grosshart
J. H. Humble
Jose Douts
West Middlesex
Boyd Coulter
Elsie Swadner
F. Mershimer
Missionary Tea Brings Congregation Together at Miller Home
The Ladies Missionary Society of St. John's Lutheran hosted a fireside tea at Rev J H Miller and wife Young Street. Over 50 members and friends attended from 7 to 11 PM despite threatening weather. Red white and blue decor framed the event with volunteers in white dresses and color coordinated caps. A fall reception is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
Young Street
Ruth Spencer
May Gilbert
Carrie Beck
Belle Hayes
Clara Conrad
Anna Patterson
Pearl Burkhart
Ada Allshouse
Edis Tsae Girls Plan Picnic at Cascade Park
The Edis Tsae girls will picnic at Cascade Park on Thursday evening June 4 with Miss Bertha Middleton of Walnut Street coordinating. The gathering followed a usual sewing and informal social period with refreshments. Miss Elizabeth Sharp was an honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edis Tsae
Cascade Park
Bertha Middleton
Walnut Street
Elizabeth Sharp
Kensington Club Buys Tea in East Falls for Thursday
The Taka Kensington met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Parker’s on East Falls street. Hostess and sister Miss Anna Metz with Miss Blanche Shipler served a seasonable collation. Mrs. Perkins, near White School House, will entertain the Kensington in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Kensington
George Parker
East Falls Street
Anna Metz
Blanche Shipler
Perkins
White School House
Kensington
Musical Program For Year 1908 09
The Wednesday Morning Musical club announces an unusually interesting year with green and white booklets. Hostess and paper details include dates from September 23 to June 2 featuring topics on piano forts, polyphonic music, composers, MacDowell Memorial Day, and Franck and the New French School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday
D. R. Harris
Bally Day
Margaret Sankey
J. N. Martin
W. P. Felch
Sue McConahy
Lilian Butz
C. Nicklin
J. P. H. Cunningham
Paul Browne Patterson
Charles Greer
Mary Hamilton
Woman In Music
W. W. Cubbison
W. R. Hillary
B. F. Butler
Helen Hamilton
H. G. Dean
Mary White
Winifred Lewis
Adelina Patti
Mary Harris
Florence White
Frances Greene
Patriotic Dinner For Kensington Associates
The Kensington gathering at Mrs. H. A. Wilkison home on Park Avenue featured patriotic decorations and a 6 o'clock dinner. Mrs. W. S. Wimmer and her daughter Beth of Minden Nebraska were accorded places of honor, entertaining by Mrs. Thomas Davidson of Court Street, with Miss Minnie Davidson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wilkison
Park Avenue
Kensington
W. S. Wimmer
Beth
Minden
Neb
Thomas Davidson
Court Street
Minnie Davidson
W C T U Plans Fall Convention And Curfew Change
The W C C T U executive committee met with Mrs C W Waddington and decided two day fall convention. The first evening will feature a Y W C T U medal contest with lectures and business sessions. Curfew set for 9 oclock. flowers designated for public institutions on June 9. June meeting led by Mrs R W Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Waddington
North Street
N. Baer
A. Biddle
West Side
Croton
Willard Memorial Union
South Side
Almira
R. W. Skinner
Edenburg
Mrs Howe Hosts Luncheon and Card Party at Home
Mrs R C Howe of North Street invited about six friends to luncheon Thursday at 1 PM. The menu pleased guests and the afternoon was spent playing cards. Summer flowers enhanced the attractively decorated house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Howe
North _ street
Circle of ’89 1908 09 program opens with Islands theme
The Reading circle of ’89 has issued yearbooks for 1908 09. The program lists hostesses and papers through May with dates from September to May. Members include Mrs. Ella T. Hays Mrs. M Loy Hanna and Mrs. B F G Harper. An annual picnic and a Geneseo N Y visit for Misses Kate and Anna Stockman are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle of
Ella T. Hays
M. Loy Hanna
B. F. G. Harper
Islands
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
L. McCracken
E. N. Baer
John Oursler
J. C. Norris
W. E. Brown
Clara Crowther
North Jefferson Street
T. F. Stryker
H. A. Rugh
Charles Johnson
J. S. Westlake
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
George Ralph
W. P. Hanna
Kate Stockman
John M. Butz
E. A. Donnan
I. B. Griffith
Wylie McCaslin
May White
Belle Braham
E. F. G. Harper
Boyles Avenue
John Lamb
J. E. Reilly
Garfield Avenue
William M. Wardrop
H. G. Dean
North Mercer Street
E. B. Higley
A. C. Hileman
B. A. Young
Grant Street
J.S. Oursler
David Dickey
S. E. McCleary
William K. Hugus
Carrie White
Hannah McCreery
William Mitchell
Lincoln Avenue
John McKinley
John Nothdurst
Training leaders at Geneseo Normal School
Miss Kate Stockman will pursue a special course of normal work. Professor Bucke leads the training department at Geneseo State Normal school, a noted regional institution, and formerly headed the city high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Anna Stockman
Whippo Street
Geneseo N. Y
W. Fowler Bucke
Kate Stockman
Bucke
Geneseo State Normal School
Marriage of Alma Sherman and Thomas Phillips in Titusville
Miss Alma Janet Sherman and Thomas Wharton Phillips wed at the bride’s mother's home in Titusville. The ceremony at 11:30 a.m. was simple with Rev. Samuel Semple officiating. About 50 guests attended, including out of town relatives such as Hon. and Mrs. T. W. Phillips and Frederick Eaton. The couple will live in Butler where a home is being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Janet Sherman
Alma S. Sherman
Roger Sherman
Titusville
Thomas Wharton Phillips
Butler
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
East Walnut Street
Samuel Semple
First Presbyterian Church
New Presbyterian
Rye Seminary
Pure O:1
Ag Oil
Yale- Sheff
T. W. Phillips
Charles Johnson
Benjamin Phillips
Frederiick Eaton
Buffalo
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Herbert C Greer to Wed Agnes Reeves in Canal Dover
Herbert C Greer of Morgantown West Virginia a Coke property president will wed Miss Agnes Reeves in Canal Dover Ohio on Wednesday He will travel there in a new ting car after Memorial Day visit with his father and uncle and sister Amanda Greer from Morgantown prior to the ceremony They will attend with Mr and Mrs Charles Greer and Mr and Mrs George Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Greer
Morgantown
W. Va
Pittsburg
Uniontown
Charles
George Greer
Canal Dover
Agnes Reeves
Charles Greer
Amanda Greer
Stoner Anniversary Celebration At Croton Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs W T Stoner of Croton avenue mark twenty years married by hosting 40 friends and relatives at their home. Music featured violin solos by William G McCandless and patriotic decorations highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stoner
Croton Avenue
William G. McCandless
Robert Teets
Loy Howard
Arthur Pander
N. J. Hall
Lewis Etter
Stewart Stoner
Susie Clark
Ruth McCaslin
Pearl Winner
Rose Teets
Work
William McCand-less
George Altman
Frank
Wedding Date Is Announced for Miss Emma Sample
Wednesday, June 17, Miss Emma Sample of Wilkinsburg will wed James F. Rhodes of this city. Plans are not yet definite. Both are popular in local social circles. Miss Sample lived in this city before moving to Wilkinsburg. Mr Rhodes is a cement worker with his father at Portersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sample
Wilkinsburg
James F. Rhodes
Miss Sample
Mr. Rhodes
Charles W. Rhodes
County Line Street
Portersville
Harriet Stevenson
North Street
Miss Marian Blacker Visits from Chillicothe for Columbus Party
Miss Marian Blacker of Chillicothe Ohio and her roommate Miss Jean from The Armitage visited Columbus for a house party. Miss Young hosted an informal reception for her guest Thursday afternoon after her arrival on Wednesday. The day featured a relaxed afternoon gathering with no set hours observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Blacker
Chillicothe
Jean
Young
Thursday Night Dancing Club Opens at Cascade Park
Light refreshments were served as the Thursday night Dancing club held its first summer dance at Cascade park last evening. A 5 cent per dance system was introduced and will run each evening except when a private dance is scheduled, drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Notable 40th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Robert D. Dawson and Martha Dawson of New Galilee attended the celebration of the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Daniel D. Daw son of Beaver County on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Dawson
Martha Dawson
New Galilee
Daniel D. Dawson
Beaver County
J. C. Sanderson's Meat Market Announces Weekend Hours
J C Sandersons meat market at 70 Pittsburg street will be open Friday evening and all day Saturday keeping regular weekend hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sanderson
Pittsburg Street
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Christy
Tom Masson
Hugh Black
Tennyson
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W. C. T. U. Meeting
Martin Gantz ‘School
George C. Thompson
Mather Brosco
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington ST
Sherman-Phillips
New Castle Country Club
Clarence Fletcher
West Washington Street
Ethel Kincaid
Alice Kendrick
Alce Ashbrook
Newark
Andrews
Sandusky
Kay
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N. J
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Love & Egown
Honingtown
McMillen
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