Large Luncheon at Fairlawn A Autumn Day Event
Miss Rebecca Wilkinson of Fairlawn presided over a Saturday afternoon luncheon on the Youngstown car line. Yellow and black decorations featured crepe paper festoons and chrysanthemums. The hostesses invited 60 guests with Misses Iretta Dart Anne Aiken Clara Wilkinson and out of town guest Effie Butz of Pittsburg Mrs. R A Cupper of Rochester among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilkinson
Fairlawn
Youngstown
Hallowe
Iretta Dart
Anne Aiken
Clara Wilkinson
Effie Butz
Pittsburg
R. A. Cupper
Rochester
Hallowe'en
Foreign Missionary Society Hosts Fascinating East Asia Discussion
The session at Mrs. T. A. Patterson’s Wallace avenue home featured Mrs. EB Baer leading a talk on The Nearer and Farther East about Islam and conquest. Members displayed Mohammedan flags on a map while Miss Eva Davidson dressed as an Arab recited the prayer and creed. Seven ladies shared views followed by a Halloween lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
T. A. Patterson
Wallace Avenue
EB. N. Baer
Eva Davidson
Halloween Fashion Set Off Mrs Buchanan Dinner
Mrs L M Buchanan of South Mill street entertained a small company of friends Friday evening at a dinner of attractive appointments. The decorations featured Halloween motifs with candlelight and jack o lanterns. A pink and white color scheme complemented the menu wherever possible.
Westminster College Guests Attend Grove City Football Game
Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Wallace Avenue accompanied by Miss Olive Graham and Messrs. Thomas McNary and John Heinrich of Westminster College will visit her parents Tuesday. They will attend the Westminster Grove City football game in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patterson
Wallace Avenue
Westminster College
Olive Graham
Messrs
Thomas McNary
John Heinrich
T. A. Patterson
Westminster Grove City
Miss Sara Dana Falls Sings Solo at Central Presbyterian Service
Miss Sara Dana Falls of North Mill Street will perform a solo during the morning service at Central Presbyterian Church this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Dana Falls
North Mill Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Current Events Class Meets Monday at Mrs Greene Home
The Current Events class will gather Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. Bessie Greene on West Washington street for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Greene
West
Washington Street
Dances Brighten Halloween Weekend Across Local Halls
A lively Halloween scene unfolds with about 40 couple turning out at the Lawrence club ball room for the first of three winter dances. Attendees from Sewickley Pittsburg Steubenville Philadelphia Corry join in the festive mood with gowns, decorations, and intermission pumpkin treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Club
Betty Wardrop
Sewickley
Sinclair
Steubenville
Butz and Norton
Pittsburg
Shaw
William Fermin
Borie
Philadelphia
Raffel
Brown
Corry
Local social events listed for Wallace, West Washington and Milton streets
Mrs Mary A Davidson hosts Reading circle at 3 PM on Wallace avenue. The Fellows plan a moonlight dance at Mikado hall. Mrs Bessie Green entertains the Current Events circle from West Washington street. Miss Olive Miller hosts the L I G N club on Pine street. Mr and Mrs W T Butz host a Halloween party at the Beer residence on Neshannonk boulevard. Miss Carrie Crawford hosts an evening company for Mrs Joseph Emerick of Philadelphia. The Current Events circle of 1906 plans a phantom party at the Munnell home on Milton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Reading
Mikado Hall
Bessie Green
West Washington Street
Olive Miller
Pine Street
L. I. G. N. Club
W. T. Butz
North Jefferson Street
Hallowe'en
F. G. Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
Carrie Crawford
Hoyt Block
Joseph Emerick
Philadelphia
Howard Munnell
Milton Street
Jolly Masquerade Party At C. C. Cox Home
Miss Mary Cox hosted about 35 guests from Hubbard and New Castle for a masquerade party Friday evening at stop 81 on the Sharon car line. The Cox residence was decorated with chrysanthemums lanterns pumpkins and corn. The entertainment featured games and a late lunch of pumpkin pie doughnuts gingerbread coffee and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
Bauman
Catherine
Clara Shepard
Geneva McCaslin
Thomas Scott
Frank Weir
New Castle
C. C. Cox
Sharon
Mary Cox
Hubbard
Informal gathering honors Miss Elizabeth Brinton at theater event
Miss Margaret White of Neshannock avenue hosted a small Friday after theater gathering for Elizabeth Brinton of the Graystark company. About 20 guests attended including Washington and Jefferson men who knew Brinton and once lived in Washington. Steve Griffith contributed to the musical program and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret White
Neshannock Avenue
Elizabeth Brinton
Graystark Company
Washington, Jefferson
Y M C A to Host Vesper Speaker Sunday Afternoon
Secretary B A Hoover of the Y M C A will speak at Sunday afternoon vesper services. The Y W C A announces rooms will be open election night for visitors to accept the invitation with a warm welcome and extended hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Hoover
Young Women's Christian Association
Local Social Tea Hosted By Wallace Avenue Friend
Numbered among Friday’s informal events, Miss Cora Ritchie of Wallace avenue hosted the X. Y. Z. girls with Miss Betty Wardrop of Sewick ley as an out-of-town guest. A choice collation followed and was well received. Miss Margaret Gailey of North Mill street will host next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Betty Wardrop
Sewickley
Margaret Gailey
North Mill Street
Hallowe'en Event At Merrill Home In Mahoningtown
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church hosted a Friday evening Halloween gathering at Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Merrill’s Mahoningtown home. Guests enjoyed various games and a seasonable luncheon in a festive, charitable setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Merrill
Mahoningtown
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Masquerade Party Hosted by Calderwood Kin
Master Paul Calderwood son of Mr and Mrs William Calderwood invites guests to a masquerade party this evening at their residence on eee avenue. The event promises playful costumes and festive revelry hosted by the Calderwood family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Calderwood
Bie
William Calderwood
Eee Avenue
Halloween Parties Across the City
Festive Halloween events filled Fairlawn and Youngstown with gaiety as about 40 guests enjoyed six hand euchre at Rebecca Wilkinson s home. Gypsy fortune telling and masked prizes, jack o lanterns, and lanterns marked the celebrations with luncheons and gifts for birthday memories.
Masquerade Parties Light Up City Halloween Weekend
Friday night vloomed with masquerades taffy pulls and card games across Mooyd Avenue Court street and East North street as the town celebrated Halloween. Hosts included James Frew and the S A R girls with decorated homes and themed refreshments.
Wallace Avenue Dinner Honors Philadelphia Guest
The home of Mr and Mrs J C Wallace on Wallace avenue hosted a Friday evening dinner in honor of Mrs Joseph Emerick of Philadelphia, guest of Mrs John W Knox of North Mercer street. The decorations and menu were noted as attractive. A similar dinner to honor the same guests is planned for Mr and Mrs J N Martin of North Mercer street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Street
Luther League of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sara Weinshenk
Edgar Thompson
J. C. Wallace
Wallace Avenue
Joseph Emerick
Philadelphia
John W. Knox
North Mercer Street
J. N. Martin
Halloween party given to T. H. E. girls by Elizabeth Douds
Miss Elizabeth Douds of Croton avenue hosted a Halloween themed afternoon for the T. H. E. girls with extra touches while still allowing sewing. A dinner of pretty appointments followed and Miss Dorothy Curtis of North Jefferson street will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. G. Club
Clara Locke
Croton Avenue
Gladys McCoy
Miss McCoy
Birdie Barwell
Pearl Leiby
W. E. Locke
Martin Street
Ewill
Elizabeth Douds
Dorothy Curtis
North Jefferson Street
Local Girls Club Opens With Social Sewing
Miss Marie Skelly of Greensburg and Mrs. William Clark of Zelienople were lone distant guests at the opening meeting led by Mrs. Elder Rhodes on North Mill street Friday afternoon. The event featured sewing and a luncheon, with Mrs. M. C. Winter of Wallace Avenue hosting next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Skelly
Greensburg
William Clark
Zelienople
Girls’ Club
Elder Rhodes
North Mill Street
M. C. Winter
Wallace Avenue
Winter couple hosts Cotterie circle gathering
Mr and Mrs William Williams of Winter Avenue entertained the Cotterie circle Friday evening with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Winter Avenue
Halloween Social at New Castle Club Draws Guests
An informal Hallowe en gathering was held at the New Castle club Friday evening with card games as the main activity and delicious refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
New Castle Club
Persia Topic Highlighted by Helena Auxiliary Meeting
Helena First Presbyterian church auxiliary discussed Persia at Friday afternoon session led by Miss Clara Phipps. Louise Wilson sang a vocal solo. Presentations covered Schools and Hospitals of Persia by Harriet Blanchard Mohammed Strongholds by Jack, Charlotte Montgomerys Life by Mrs. D A Moore, and Call of the Waters chapter review by Mrs. T A Kimes. Next meeting is the last Friday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Pasjors
Clara Phipps
Louise Wilson
Harriet Blanchard
Mohammed Strongholds
Jack
Charlotte Montgomery
D. A. Moore
T. A. Kimes
Sorosis Club Gathers for Afternoon Meeting
Sorosis met Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. G. Eckles of Park Avenue. Each member spoke on American scenery and Mrs. J. H. Jordan presented the paper of the day on The Thirteen Colonies. In two weeks the club will meet with Mrs. Cc. G. Long of Long Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
W. G. Eckles
Park Avenue
J. H. Jordan
Thirteen Colonies
Cc. G. Long
Long Avenue
Misses Henessey Return From Youngstown Party
Misses Helen and Burnett Henessey of North Street recently returned from Youngstown where they attended a party hosted last evening by Mrs. Marie Wilson of Last Hileman Street. They report a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Burnett Henessey
North Street
Youngstown
Marie Wilson
Last Hileman Street
Zelienople and Harmony Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Henry Stokey and Miss Lizzie Cook visited in Butler on Friday. Mrs Will Clark guests in New Castle Friday. Miss George Lamberton left Friday to visit Knox relatives. Mrs S O Wright hosted a large dinner party Friday evening. Rev and Mrs Littell hosted Zelienople teachers at six oclock. The Hallowe en party Friday night drew many, with a special trolley car bringing Ellwood youths to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitla
Youngstown
Edward Kendall
Hoyt Block
Henry Stokey
Miss Lizzie Cook
Butler
George Lamberton
Knox
S. O. Wright
Making Ready for Celebration at Youngstown
The Young Men's Republican club calls for members who cannot attend Youngstown Monday afternoon to return capes and spats by noon. The note, signed by Captain A. Reed English, urges quick returns due to limited uniform supply as many desire to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Republican Club
Youngstown
A. Reed English
Rummage Sale by Woman's Guild at Trinity Church
A rummage sale by the Woman's Guild of Trinity Church will be held at the Bevin Block on South Mill Street on Wednesday and Thursday, November 4 and 5. Proceeds support church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
Trinity Church
Bevin Block
South Mill Street
Personal mentions of visitors and relatives in town
Mrs J R Speer visits sister in Sewickley. Charles and Ora Fehl from Petersville visit Mr and Mrs William Fehl of Chestnut St. Charles Steinberger of Kansas visits brother Wylie Steinberger on Richelieu Ave. Mrs Wylie Steinberger and daughter Mary return from Chicago. W V Stevenson and J B Stevenson visit mother Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson. Charles Stewart of Geneva football team visits uncle J R Speer in Johnston Ave, returns to Beav er Falls. Mrs Rae Bopp of Bedford Park NY completes months visit with son and daughter in law on Lincoln Ave, departs. Miss Betty Wardrop returns from Sewickley after visit with William Miller Wardrop family. Mrs Fred Harris and Miss Tillie Hill of Niles called by illness of Isaac Hill on South Mill St. Miss Linna and Leota Perry return home from Santa Cruz, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Speer
Sewickley
Charles
Ora Fehl
Petersville
William Fehl
Chestnut Street
Charles Steinberger
Kansas
Wylie Steinberger
Richelieu Avenue
Wylie Seinberger
Mary
Chicago
Miss Steinberger
Steinberger
W. V. Stevenson
J. B. Stevenson
West Washington Street
Elizabeth Stevenson
Greenville
Charles Stewart
Geneva
Johnston Avenue
Beaver Falls
Rae Bopp
Bedford Park
N. Y
T. H. Bopp
Lincoln Avenue
Betty Wardrop
William = Miller Wardrop
North Jefferson Street
Fred Harris
Tillie Hill
Niles
Isaac Hill
South Mill Street
Letters Granted in Four Estates
Letters of administration and executorship awarded in four estates. Elizabeth J. Vaneman’s estate grants administration to Marietta Daugherty. Benjamin C. Rhodes’s estate grants letters testamentary to his wife Sarah J. Rhodes. Martha Virginia Mehard’s estate grants to her father Charles E. Mehard. George Williams’s estate grants letters to Lawrence Savings and Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Vaneman
Register
Eakin
Marietta Daugherty
Benjamin C. Rhodes
Walnut Street
Sarah J. Rhodes
Martha Virginia Mehard
Charles E. Mehard
George Williams
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metzler
Mather Bros. Co
East Washington Street
Temple Club
Young Ladies’ Club
Gilmore Hall
Miss Brinton
Hallowe’en
W. A. Dicks
Harlansburg
Lillian
Rosaline Parsons
Ella Organ
Bess Davis
J. R Sherrard
First Baptist Church
Mill
Washington Streets
Bessie Holbrook
Huron Avenue
James Frew
J. Howard Frew
Moody Avenue
Caroline Fruit
Charlotte Ashmore
Elsa Ashmore
Adeline Woodworth
R. H. Mulholland
Gladys Kelley
Frew
Co. G. Lindner
C. H. Fischer
Grace Woodworth
Gertrude Waddington
Court Street
Grace Smith
Marie Parker
County Line Street
Bess Allen
Croton
Louise Edgar
Blaine Street
Eva
W. S. P. Club
Jesse Cooper
East North — Street
Miss Book
Hazel Webster
Amy Smith
Jerusalem
Ada Kerr
Miss Webster
Jeannette Webster
Coterie Circle
Coats
McComb
Mellin’s Store
la Resista
C. B
Water Office
Sorosis Meeting
Will Clark
Lawrence County
New Castle Hardware Co
Horten & Whitten Co
Kline Lumber & Construction CO
General Contractors and Builders
West Pittsburg
Linna
Leota Perry
Frank J. Perry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Santa Cruz
Cal
Seavy’s
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