Pleasant social round of dances and receptions reported
A series of social events is described including steamer trip and supper, a large reception by scholars of Prof J and Christy, a grand dancing night with a long march, and several friendly gatherings hosted by local residents. Notable names include Mr Delwood Green, Miss Estella Brooks, Miss Bian Banford, Mr Kennedy, and Mr Glockler with many attendees.Decoration Day remarks and a surprise party for Mr Kennedy are also noted with dates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seareqn
Inet
Sion
Bethasy
J. & Christy
Tyre
James
Logan Street
Delwood Green
Chi
Twenty-ffth
Worl Debating Society
Estella Brooks
Bian ‘E Banford
Harcums Alley
Southside
Caliin
Mt. Washington
Theaeggote
Charles
James Teonretan
Dir
John Jones
John Cooley
Willian Harris
Horner
James W. Falls
M. B. Fisher
Kennedy
Frank Gloekler
Meee Connolly
Ella Deely
Aggie Glockler
Kettenburg
Mary Hogan
da Eda Weiss
Mire Bagley
Meee Pan Ware
A. NcCambrides
Darke
Polly
Portman
Hogan
Helly
Kelly
Anne
Shafer
Edward
Ler
Will Weiss
Wedding notices and engagements feature local families
In a crowded society column, invitations go out for a wedding of Miss Lane and Mr Albion Bindley from Powe and Mt Washington area. A separate note records Maggie Stattenfield marrying W A Gil with relatives present at the North Hiland residence. Further items announce Katherine Courtnay Shurtleff, Charles Cornelina to wed at Hon J W Over's home in Haysville with private family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
C. W. Sadler
Lane Thas
Albion Bindley
Powe
Mt. Washington
Wees
Ors
W. A. Gil
East End
McClure
Gill
cKeesport
Chadwick
Gengheers
and Mire
Bessie Stattenfield
Keli
Hutton
Corsi
Katherine Courtnay Shurtleff
Charles E. Cornelina
Eng
J. W. Over
Haysville
Cornell
Sewickley
Over
Te Allegheny
Local social notes mix travels and visits across Allegheny
A string of visits and travels fills social columns from Allegheny and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Hutchinson and son Brae visit Cleveland. Dr. F Gardiner of Lawrenceville and Miss Carry head to New York then home. Bert Faulkner returns from Kansas City. Miss Justine of New York visits Negley Avenue. Miss Marie Berrees, an actress, remains in Superior for summer and is engaged to Mr. Mayo. the Over family travels with Mr. Kunkel from Parker City. Miss J of Akron visits with Mr. and Mrs. D. & Davies. E Q Whistler plans to join Hon. Henry Hats and sail from New York on a forthcoming voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Allegheny
Ee Ee Tucker
Filorenca
Mailne O'Neil
Aneta
D. O. Hutchinson
Cleveland
F. Gardiner
Lawrenceville
Pigasant
Bert Faulkner
Kansas City
Enceten
Misa Carry
Sole Meteat
Aki See Tee Mise
Justine
New York
Is Weaen
Negley Avenue
East End
Jana
Calif
Marie Berrees
Superior
Mayo
Virginia
Will Over
Maety Kunkel
Parker City
Forty-third Street
E. Q. Whistler
Henry
Pia Ana
Public schools plan aid for Johnstown sufferers
Secretary Reisfar after consulting with several principals prepared notices for a collection to aid Johnstown victims to be taken next Tuesday. Excursions funded by Pittsburg organizers will sail June 20 and June 4 aboard steamers City of Rome and Seas Arthur Aland to Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Reisfar
Pittsburg
Lackey
Southampton
Prenee
Carrie Zeigler
Lincoln
Kay
Grant
Willie Ossing
Grasving
Winifred Kinch
Clair
Musette Greaves
Bedford
Wiliam Stone
Hiland
Mary Harkins
Springfield
Omens Riverside
Rosa Mitchel
Forbes
Lulutz
Ralston
John Ludenbuebl
Local Schools Schedule Exhibitions and Meetings
City teachers will be paid tomorrow. St Clair schools plan visitor days on June 1 and 2. Bellefield school hosts public exhibition next Friday and Saturday evenings. Mr Wrttime Hous, famed Fourteenth ward director, sails for Europe July 12. Miss Katz Grrr of Minersville to marry Mr Henry Scott next Tuesday. High School Committee to meet next Friday to set final exam dates for candidates who want no outer High Sch oole punts or taken School. Decoration Day observances noted at Grant and Soho schools. Reception day draws hundreds of visitors at Soho. Carnival plans emerge as school boards fix dates for picnics in the woods. Ralston and Homewood schools announce picnics in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Bellefield
Wrttime Hous
Fourteenth Ward
Europe
Katz Grrr
Minersville
Henry Scott
Davy Odie
Lizzie Holt
Grant School
Nannie Boyce
Renee
Charles Swharles
Rand Wakibauw
Soho
Waduasiae Bene Dreds
Ralston
Hulton
Wo Hara
Thad Stevenson
Homewood School
Yue Poe Etree
Elk lodge growth and local notices in Greenville and Mansfield
The note lists 125 Elk lodges and a request for a Greenville Pennsylvania Elks lodge. It mentions Bronze Grower Mappin confined in bed and G W Hewart of Youngstown No 63 visiting the city. Officers elected at a recent meeting will be installed at the next communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
G. W. Hewart
Youngstown No. 63
Mansfield No. M4
Candidates for Commander-in-Chief and state views
The article surveys potential candidates for the Commander-in-Chief and notes varied department preferences and retirements. It names Thomas J. Stewart, Wheelock G. Vonney, Henry A. Barnum, Ira M. Hedges, John Palmer, Russell A. Alger, John C. Linehan, and I. B. Bane as possible figures, with regional leanings and alliances highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Preller
Richmond
Department of Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Stewart
Department of Vermont
Wheelock G. Vonney
Department of New York
Henry A. Barnum
Ira M. Hedges
John Palmer
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Russell A. Alger
John A. Logan
Alger
Pacific Coast
T. H. Goodwin
Columbaus
Department of
Resolutions Commemorate Comrade Charles Preller
Post 41 honors the late Charles Preller with framed resolutions expressing sorrow and condolences. The document notes his service, loyalty, and family, and states the post will drape the charter in grieving tribute. A committee is tasked with drafting formal resolutions and presenting them to the family and comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Preller
C. H. Rippey
A. Bosse
Pennsylvania
Cal
Joe
A.J. MeEp
James Aero
Memorial and G A R Veterans Gather at West Liberty
A Civil War era gathering features speeches by E P Burcheyre l y and H A Loomis. Veterans praise Comrade Edward Fisher and Comrade James Campbell for military bearing and leadership. Addresses recall Decoration Day services and post events. Attendees note floral tributes and prayers at the church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zune
Society of the Army of Ia
Richmond
A. P.burchyrely
West Liberty
H. A. Loomis
H. A. Loomis, Aation Adams
Hexjaami
Brooks
N. Y
Record BF
Edward Fisher
Eee
Pittsburg
James EL Campreny
Will
Ohio
Hampsoms Minton Hays
Gop
Minitox
Pennsylvania Artillery
Hellam
F. R. Ker
Co. C
Pennsylvania
New Bethlsheam
Gallant Bee
Comeape Daniel Trowbridge
Jenningsville
Ago Certian Vanis Cavaiey
Auction of Secretan Collection Looms Over Europe
The Copper Trust’s Secretan plans to disperse a 250–piece art collection, including Millet’s famed Angelus, at auction next July. European buyers and American financiers are watching as the sale tests market demand and signals shifting art wealth across continents.
Artists Display At Gillespie Gallery
Among the artists John J Hawenn plans a move to New York after completing the School of Design term. BK De Loxgame signs a fine watercolor of a hibiscus bouquet shown at Gillespies, noted for his unic line style. Miss Jennie Brownsrombe displays three lute watercolors at Gillespie’s, evidencing a finished artist with youth study subjects. Miss Justin Woopwai also shows life studies with artistically poised heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hawenn
New York
School of Design
BK. M. de Loxgame
Gilles
Jennie Brownsrombe
Gillespie's
Cate
Justin Woopwai
National Guard Notes From the Mason City Camp
Mason J C Kar plans a European summer and fall after the encampment. The Second Brigade Examining Board meets June 1 at Monongahela House. Reports mention large increases in the regular army and local officers aiding Johnstown flood sufferers. Hawkes contemplates a Uniontown summer camp for his Tenth Regiment while Hawxtess directs training and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason J.C. Kar
Europe
Monongahela House
Exuith1
Johnstown
Hervey
Hans
Ian
Hawkins
Uniontown
Gro
Hesse
United States
Vas Ag
Panera
John A. Patterson
Maine
Bryson Motell
Henry Wale Fink
James BR. Tracer
Company A
Eighteenth
Ater
Jerey D
McGra
Pagent
Ib Onndas
Hawxtess
Six Reasons We Make Our Own Clothing At Jackson’s
We manufacture our own clothing and guarantee it to be in repair free of charge. No buyers pay middlemen. All goods are marked in plain figures guaranteed the lowest price. Return if not satisfied with money back. Jackson’s men and boys clothing at 956 Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretan
Europe
Anle
Weiter
Sidney
America
Beaver
National Guard
Ackson
Repair shop under new management at 69 Fifth Ave
A note describes repairs offered by a shop at 69 Fifth Ave corner 1st St second floor, with telephone 1558. The message mentions marriage and a request to fix a set of items, and implies the shop will provide new parts or restitching as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken
Fifth Ave
Cnet
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Eerith
London
Walter Besant
Ana
Mr. Smith
Smith
Sean
Secatis
Inent
Ft. Wayne Road
Sue Owen
Gosaip
Sewickley Society
Juliet Warden
Philadelphia
Mss
Mi F
Cadetteburg
Stearns
Chicago
Lily Nevin
Mise McMeckin
Wheeling
W. Va
Mine Whiting
Potter
Fort Wood
Johnnm. White
Martha McMillen
William
The
Methodist
William Cunnt
Clinton
Iowan
John McMillen
Harris’ Theater
Frank Kilday
Badger
B. Sand
Californian Winen
Californis
California
Fiood
Educational Echoes
BuorHens
LeMon
Orr
WeReae Garpenten Wong Se
Fred, Carron
No. Il
Rowen
Elphinstone
James Moone
No. 11
al, Johnson
Wasnixeron Lopes
Hartmord
George A. Reynolds
Brwixscuau Lopes No
Frank Girard
Lizsie Evans
Frank Hagan
New Orleans
D. D. Groree A. Cinestrox
Teak
Red Botiacions Lodge
Jane Basee
Watertown
N.Y
Cleveland Lodge
T. J. Faron
Brother Hiks
Lodge of Elks
Red Men's Fair
Pec
Grand Army Echoes
Tanner and Bussey
Tanner
William Powell
Eavents Pennsylvania
Erereto
Richmond, Va
G. A. BR
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Day Committee
Pail Kearney
Allan
Grand Army Notes
Indies
Shermar
Dalfell
Is & Brik
Taxner Deligeae
Garfield Post
Gerd Qpercardn
Cedar Creek
Nee Tanner
Oklahoma
Garena
Jon R. Brooks
Parson
Seprotber
Sylvester Bonnaffon
Stadt
Heney
New Kingston
Salis
Ibek
Long
Ameter
Rs Knights
J. B. Clark
Post Rm Ag
Che Hall
Bey
Lucien Fat Child
Milwaukee
National
G. A.B. Pension Committees
James Tanner
Jades
Burrows
Pennsylvania Volunteers
C. V. Guaanean
W. T. Bradberry
Webster
A. P. Burehuel
of Ghale
Bart Ganted Castner
Milwaukes
A Rifles
Reed Street
Metropolitan Hotel
Cornerada
Hanover Streets
Vo Simmons
Y Street
Second
Pennsylvania Provisional Artillery
James McDowell
Setar Pa
Mine Run
W. C. Hall
F Street
N. E
Washington
D. C
Manpen
W. C. Stevens
A. R
Harper's Ferry
Battle Fields
Stevens
Neere
Bewickley
Poat
Council 916
U. A. Mi
John L Nevin
Sons of Veterans
Guckenheimer
Guokenheimer
Gibson
Henry Terleyden
Smithfield Street
Fust
M. Secretan
Copper Trust
France
Jean Francois Millet
Diss
Fromentin
Daubigny
Dupre
Rousseau
Mons. Secretan
Eeanes
Natural History
Suberb Picture Gallery
Hammar
Angelus
Millet
Brussels
Mem Ao
Miller
Mons
Eeen
Sidney Smith
Han
Foun
Colonmna
Sravanson
Gillespie
Mary Boyd
School of Sneeeen
Sean Ouiny Ps
Ice
Dr. Walkley
Burlesgas
Guy Enal Davy
General Drum
Tp Oo Washjupton
Seangerad
Jane Karn
Regim
Sereet Edward Martin
Samuel Hazlet
Hazlet
Herron Hl Club
Brunot’s Island
High Bridge
Este
Mt Ie
Shannon
Washington Infantry
Vehieneage Tim
Fourteenth Regiment
Jackson's
E. P. Rosents & Fons
Inter-State Commerce Commission
John P. Squire & Co
Boston
Hagonercon Board of Trade
Kansas City Packers
J. O. Haightly
Kily
Jane Li
Chief Brown
Brown
Prrvasorg
Jane
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lapirs
Board of Police
P.t
Aee Eee
Eatiraners
Aeorth
J. C. Brows
Department of Public Safety
Dickson
Leroy
Kan
Neosho River
J. R. Anderson
TM Latimer
Federal St. Allegheny, Pa
Newton's
Sixth St
Alec Headquarters
Hall's Bazaar
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