Large Reception at Trinity Church Honors Rector
The Daughters of King at Trinity Church held their annual autumn reception for Rector Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Reilly. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Butz, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Diefenderfer, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Falls. The event featured blue and white decor, a musical program, and dainty refreshments. Miss Janney of Washington, D. C. attended the Spoon club meeting with Mrs. Frank Baldwin, eight tables of cards were played, prizes awarded to Mrs. William B. Gormley and A. M. Brown, and a luncheon followed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
J. B. Reilly
W. T. Butz
W. H. Diefenderfer
Thomas W. Falls
Messrs
Albert
Frank Gray
Della Shira
Gula Frew
W. P. Ellis
May Pitzer
W. W. Cullison
Mr. Gray
Janney
Washington, D. C
Spoon Club
Frank Baldwin
North Beaver Street
William B. Gormley
A. M. Brown
Ellen Long
Crawford Hoyt
Charles Baldwin
Grant Street
Harris Dinner Honors Mrs Stewart Visitor from Harrisburg
Pretty appointments marked the dinner held Monday evening at North Jefferson street in honor of Mrs. Stewart of Harrisburg visiting her sister Mrs. George D Blair of Leasure avenue. Dr and Mrs D R Harris presided. Covers were laid for Blair Harris families. After dinner hours were spent informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Stewart
Harrisburg
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Blair
Harris
Emma Medard Leaves for New York School for Christian Workers
Miss Emma Medard, formerly of this city, will depart next Tuesday for New York to enter the school for Christian workers on East Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Medard
New York
School For Christian Workers
East Tenth Street
Wallace couple travels to Cambridge Springs for health
Mr and Mrs David C Wallace of Lincoln avenue are visiting Cambridge Springs hoping the trip will help Mrs Wallace who has been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Wallace
Lincoln Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Taka Kensington Postponed Meeting
The Taka Kensington meeting announced for Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James Cunningham of Court Street has been postponed two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Kensington
James Cunningham
Court Street
Visitor Ends Stay With Mrs Johnson After Several Weeks
A visitor who had spent several weeks with Mrs. Charles H. Johnson of Highland avenue concluded her stay on Tuesday, marking the end of the extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janney
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Miss Lois McKinney to Resume Studies at Wellesley College
Miss Lois McKinney of Leasure Avenue will leave Thursday for Wellesley, Massachusetts, to resume her studies at Wellesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois McKinney
Leasure Avenue
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Harrisburg Guest to Conclude Visit with Sister in Harrisburg
Mrs. Stewart of Harrisburg, guest of her sister Mrs. George Blair of Leasure Avenue, will conclude her visit here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Harrisburg
George Blair
Leasure Avenue
Pleasant Anniversary Party for Bertha Sherman
Miss Bertha Sherman marked her fifteenth birthday with a party at her parents’ Croton Avenue home. Fifteen guests enjoyed games music and fellowship with gifts and decorative autumn arrangements. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sherman with help from Mrs. Harvey Sherman and Mrs. Samuel Esgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sherman
George Sherman
Croton Avenue
Sherman
Harvey Sherman
Samuel Esgar
Local Arrangements Highlight 1906 Community Events
Mary Bauman to wed J W Snyder at bride’s home on Neshannock avenue. Mrs John Butz hosts Circulating Book club on West Grant street. Grace Boalich to entertain C T C girls. Current Events circle meets at 3 pm with Mrs T F Boal. Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary to gather at 3:30 pm. Knights of Columbus hold a dance in Gilmore hall. Alberta Lamb surprised by friends on Sutton street. guests listed including Lamb family and neighbors enjoyed games and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hbau
Neshannock Avenue
J. W. Snyder
Bellevue
John Butz
West Grant Street
Grace Boalich
High Street
T. F. Boal
East Wallace Avenue
Y M C A Hosts Reception for New Staff and Farewell
The Y M C A will hold a Friday evening reception from 8 to 10 to honor new secretary B A Hoover and new physical director J Myron Waldorf while bidding farewell to departing Secretary Burgess. A musical program and refreshments will be provided. invitations are informal and open to all interested in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
B. A. Hoover
J. Myron Waldorf
Burgess
Braden Family Hosts Dinner for visiting Relatives
Miss Margaret Reynolds and William Braden of Walnut street and Mr and Mrs Ralph Braden with son Bill of West Washington street visited Josiah Braden in Pleasant Valley on Monday. Joseph and W D Braden of San Jose California guests. they will attend a 6 o clock dinner hosted by Miss Reynolds Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reynolds
William Braden
Walnut Street
Ralph Braden
Bill
West Washington Street
Josiah Braden
Pleasant Valley
Messrs
Joseph
W. D. Braden
San Jose
Cal
Braden
Circle of '89 Meeting Headlines Arctic Isles Papers
Mrs William Mitchell of Lincoln Avenue hosted Circle of '89 on Monday at 3 o clock. Roll call asked for a Far Yielding Animal. Papers on Arctic Isles Iceland Greenland were presented by Mrs Ford Kincaid Mrs Will Mitchell. Next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Ferd Kincaid of North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Lincoln Avenue
Circle of '89
Arctic Isles
Iceland
Ford Kincaid
Greenland
Will Mitchell
Ferd Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Miss Roberta Gleason Sings At Circle Of ’91 Meeting
Miss Roberta Gleason performed several piano selections Monday afternoon for Circle of ’91 members hosted by Mrs. C. E. Gleason. The program opened with Old Testament quotations as roll call. Helen Kellar and Mrs. A. R. Shaffer spoke, and Mrs. W. T. Burns reviewed The Awakening of Helena Ritchie. Miss Alma Broadhead of Craig street will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Gleason
Circle of ’91
C. E. Gleason
Helen Kellar
A. R. Shaffer
Helena Ritchie
W. T. Burns
Alma Broadhead
Craig Street
Mr and Mrs Paul Mueller Return From Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Mueller who wed in August have returned from an extended trip to Canada and are visiting the groom’s aunt Miss Catherine Treser of West Grant Street. They plan another extended journey abroad in a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mueller
Canada
Catherine Treser
West Grant Street
Literary Clubs Hold Meeting Despite Bad Weather
The Reading circle met at 3 o clock Monday at Mrs Frank Butz home on Hendrickson avenue with many members present. Roll call fed Bryant quotations and papers on Bryant themes were read by Mrs D M Keast and Mrs T A Kimes while Mrs Gram Curtis served as critic and weeks with Mrs G W Moody on Highland avenue assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Frank Butz
Hendrickson Avenue
Bryant
D. M. Keast
T. A. Kimes
Gram Curtis
G. W. Moody
Highland Avenue
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Visitors
Miss Mary Lee of Sharon visited friends in this city. Miss Gertrude Pearson travels to Pittsburg for a week. Harry G. Euwer returns from New York trip. Miss Helen Feeley visited Miss May McLaughlin in Youngstown. Mrs. Max Cosel hosted by the Cosel family in Youngstown. The Ewing family from Park avenue spend the week in Pittsburg. Mrs. Charles Medard returned from a machine trip to Pittsburg. Miss Sarah Dodd visiting the Hamiltons on East North street. George Lamb, Brad dock librarian, hosted by friends. U S Hill, former opera house manager, left for Syracuse. Mrs. Leon Fox visiting East Liverpool relatives. Misses Ellen Long and Elizabeth Morehead to Pittsburg for a week. Mrs. John W. Rhodes and children in Pittsburg. Mrs. M. Loy Hanna to Hollidaysburg for months. Miss Blanche Sanders from the Spier hotel in Greenville visits. H H Riddle, Kittanning, visiting on business. Miss Sara Woods returns from Mt. Jackson visit to Mrs. John M. Watson. Miss Grace Kissinger at Slippery Rock attends school and visits Croton avenue home. Mr and Mrs Frank Wright of Cleveland visit daughter Mrs Lyle Kerfer. will attend Pittsburgh expo. Mrs. Nellie Stoner of Rose Point ill at daughter’s Portersville home. 93 years old. mother of Mrs. George Moses and J S Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee
Sharon
Gertrude Pearson
Pearson Street
Pittsburg
Harry G. Euwer
Lincoln Avenue
New York
Helen Feeley
May McLaughlin
Youngstown
Max Cosel
Samuel Cosel
W. J. Ewing
Park Avenue
Jacob Cosel
Delaware Avenue
Ellen Long
Elizabeth Morehead
East Street
John W. Rhodes
Cora Mae
Jack
Court Street
M. Loy Hanna
Boyles Avenue
Hollidaysburg
Blanche Sanders
Spier
Greenville
H. H. Riddle
Kittanning
Sara Woods
Mt. Jackson
John M. Watson
Highland Avenue
Grace Kissinger
Slippery Rock State Normal
George Moses
J. S. Stoner
Young Women’s Christian Association Plans Tag Day
At a Monday board meeting Tag Day is set for October 17. J G Nothdurst A C Dickinson and B F Butler elected trustees with the first two re-elected. A registration reception for winter classes is held this evening at the association rooms to meet teachers and prospective pupils. Gym work begins October 12. A musical program directed by Miss Winifred Lloyd will close the informal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
J. G. Nothdurst
A. C. Dickinson
B. F. Butler
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Winifred Lloyd
Lincoln Euchre Club Hosts Mr and Mrs Kirk Friday
The Lincoln Euchre club will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kirk of Highland Avenue Friday evening. Members are asked to notify the hostess if they will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Euchre Club
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Notice
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 10 oclock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Bott Dancing Academy Opens at Gilmore Hall
Opening reception on Thursday October 1 followed by a 7 30 start for the new classes. A juvenile class will be held in the afternoon at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Euchre Party in McGoun Hall Tuesday Evening
Pride of New Castle No. 109 L. L. O. L. will hold a euchre event in McGoun hall on Tuesday evening September 29. Admission is 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
New Castle
McGounhall
Cost Sophomores 63 For Their Fun
Burgess Clark set fines and costs at 65 for six sophomores linked to a bill posting incident in New Wilmington. Damages to shops may reduce the total to about 50 as town merchants settle claims.
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New Wilmington
Burgess Clark
City to Add Assistant Clerk for Real Estate Registry
City Engineer C. H. Milholland will appoint an assistant clerk for the registry of real estate at 75 a month starting next month and two lady assistants at 1.25 a day each. The council backed the engineer after debate, overruling the survey committee’s Leo Griffith suggestion. S. G. Gano will not be continued in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Milholland
Registry of Real Estate Department
Nuch
Leo Griffith
S. G. Gano
Art Needle Work Patterns from Frances C. Falls
Mrs Frances C Falls returns from Philadelphia and New York with an entirely new line of patterns for art needle work and shirt waists She will be at home for ten days at 68 Phillips Place to do stamping and give instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Falls
Philadelphia
New York
Card of Thanks for Mrs Maria A McCracken
Mr David McCracken and children thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother Mrs Maria A McCracken. 3211
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCracken
Maria A. McCracken
Millinery Opening Weekend Schedule Noted
Millinery opening planned for September 29 and 30 with S. B. Kennelly in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Kennelly Ca
County Local Option Campaign Opens in Trumbull County
A campaign has begun in Trumbull County to push a local option referendum. Organizers say they will gather signatures, mobilize supporters, and seek voter backing for the measure addressing county control of local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull County
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Charles M.morrow
East Side
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Scott Street
William Lamb
Alberta
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Sutton Street
Miss Margaret
Glenn Lamb
Linnie Brooks
Clarence Lamb
Etta Williams
Grace Sargeant
Keziah Thomas
Inez Walker
Harvard Jones
David Williams
Norman
Circle of
Metzler
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Euchre Party
Stillman’s
Dring Sacques
Lisle
ECRU
Ric Voile
Bea
East
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McGoun & Sons
H. E. McGoun & Sons
Philo
Philomath Literary
Paul Simpson
George Phillips
Alfred Wright
Andrew Park
Ray Miller
F. R. Bailey
Chresto
Chestomath Literary Society
David Finney
Bess Ferrer
Louise Smith
Marietta Thompson
Marion Forsythe
Emma Scott
Sandy Lake
Lila Cox
Chester McComb
C. E. McKinley
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. L. Marks
Westminster
University of Pennsylvania
H. P. Scott
Front Street
William Bennett
Tarkio
R. M. Russell
Tarkio College
Men's League
Men’s League
J. M. Houston
Ray Shear
Bob Russell
Pete Porter
Mrs. McIntyre
J R. McCrory
Allegheny
Mercer
George
George Pasters
Margie Cochran
Alabama
Roy S. Brandon
Edmund Vance Cooke
Chronicles of
First Baptist Church
East and North Sts
Champ Clark
Driggs-Seabury Company
Machinists’ Union
Hubbard
Dayton
Samuel Irvine
Middletown
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