Ensworth Oakley Nuptials Held in Warren Society
Warren society recounts the Ensworth Oakley wedding with about seventy guests. Lora Ensworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grin Wayne Ensworth, married Alvah S. Oakley Jr. of Briar Cliff Manor New York at the bride’s Buffalo home. The ceremony was performed by Dr Schwartz with family present and out of town guests from Briar Cliff Manor Philadelphia and Warren. Gift exchanges included sapphire pins and monogram cuff links. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at Briar Cliff Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ensworth-Oakley
Geries
Frnestine Ensworth
Grin Wayne Ensworth
Alveh
Oakley, Jr
Brier Cit Manor
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Schwartz
Central Park Methodiist Church
Rachel Ensworth
Robert Oakley
Bertha
Chantilly
Onor
A. S. Oakley
Ruth
Lillian
Ida May
Robert
James
Brier Cliff Manor
L. H. Elsworth
Philadelphia
P. S. Tarbox
Marthe
F. M. Knapp
Wilson Waters
Jane Irre
Warren Tonight Events and Local Notices
In Warren tonight multiple church groups and clubs host meetings and events at various addresses including the library theatre with Bebe Daniels in Senorita, adult and youth classes, picnics, and social dinners. Tomorrow features more society gatherings and a church visit. Also reported is Emma Kolfrat Jett taking a secretary position in White Rock North Carolina and Mrs L L Hunter elected vice president of the Chautauqua Circle D A R with officers named and a talk on Americanization by Esse A Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Emma Kolfrat Jett
White Rock
North Carolina
Laurel Hit
Hunter
Warren Friends Wille
L. L. Hunter
Chautangos
D. A. BR
Chautauqua
Presbyterian House
Mattie Blick Tucker
Detroit
Louisville
Organization For Life
Caroline Glover
W. H. Alexander
Nannie Barclay
Esse A. Cunningham
Washington, D. C
Chautauqua Friday program and social events
The Chautauqua program lists August Friday events with lectures Devotional hour Address Literature as Art and other talks by Dr John Erskine Dr John Ray Ewers and Miss Mary Nass plus a Presbyterian dinner and a Vanity Fair recital Also Mrs Lundahl hosts a birthday luncheon for twelve at 206 Russell Street and Doress Thimble Club lawn fete at Swedish Lutheran church with ice cream cake and coffee announced Other social gatherings include YWCA luncheon host Mrs J B Sturley a Young People's Society meeting at Swedish Lutheran church and various church circle and Kane society visits plus a Little Heralds and Mothers Circle meeting at First Evangelical church scheduled for Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe Daniels
Senorita
Cortas Bble
Port Lutheran Church
Hanser
Russell Street
First Evangelical Church
L. E. Ginner
Pensylvania Avenue East
I. T
Epword WE
Alfred Johnson
Marion Street
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Oakview Park
W. Flw
Young People's Society of Swedish Lutheran Church
Warren
Libary Theatre
Senouia
John Ray Ewers
John Erskine
C. L. S.C. Round Table
John
Ray Ewers
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Geneva
Dijon
Paris
Mary Nass
Ohio
Florence
Theodore Nass
Presbyterian
Athenaeum
Vanity Fair
Thackery
S. H. Cla
Doress Thimble Club
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Lundahl
Ella Erickson
Agnes Swanson
Edwin Carlson
Alveda Nicholson
EH. Stohlbrost
Mrs. Andrews Hosts Dinner for Mrs. Hic kock at Fen tonville
Mrs. K. M. Andres hosted a small dinner party at the Dinner Bell Coffee Shop in Fen tonville. Honored guest was Mrs. F. Hickock of Spracure, N. J. Guests included Mrs. F. F. Cowdan, Mrs. H. S. Hayden and Mrs. E. H. Lempe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Andrews
K. M. Andres
Dinner Bell
Fentonville
F. Hickock
Spracure, N
F. F. Cowdan
H. S. Hayden
E. H. Lempe
Out of Town Guests and Local Visits Adorn Area
A long list of residents and visitors is noted across Buffalo and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Livingstone Hunter, Miss Kate Hazelisne, Miss Ma bel Clark, Mrs. Vera Bost, Mrs. Alice Sill, Mr. Victor Moody and family, Miss Allene Smith, Warren relatives, the Thompson sisters, Mrs. R A Brown, Mrs. Pearl Kohler, Mrs. Clara Kohler, Mrs. John Donaldson, Louis Evans, Miss Mildred Hetrick, the Diefenderfexes, Miss Helen Hilliard, Mrs. Raymond LaShure, infant Marguette Kennedy, Mrs. Engdahl and family, Harriett Engdahl, Mrs. Ellen Catlin, Mrs. Mary Rich, Mrs. Louis Arner, Miss Minnie Shanke, Miss Elizabeth Olmstead, Mrs. D M Hanchett, Mrs. Dora Baker, Miss Beulah Anderson, Mrs. Lee Bushey, Miss Mary Mong, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Wilson, Hon. C. F. Armstrong, Miss Doris Gerble, M. Conley, and Albert James. The Mite Box opening of the Epworth M E church is set for Friday at 2:30 at Mrs. E. G. Bauer's.
Many Social Events Honor Fall Brides
Mrs P A Davidson hosted a bridge party in honor of her daughter Charlotte Davidson whose marriage set for early September. Guests played bridge with five tables, Miss Margaret Robertson won high score, Rebecca Schofield second. Out of town visitors included Mrs L R Babbitt from Buffalo and Miss Margaret Buss from Cleveland. Additional brides to be Catherine Lampe and Martha Lampe were invited to a club party hosted by Margaret Winger. A future event at the Woman's Club honors Catherine Lampe prior to her wedding to Dr Hugh Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundahl
Charles Lundahl
Russell Streek
P. A. Davidson
Hertzel Street
Charlotte Davidson
Ling Bridge
Margaret Robertson
Rebecca Schofield
Miss Davidson
Margaret Buss
Cleveland
Ohio
Albert Schofield
Queens Village
Matha
Catherine Lampe
Woman’s Club
Margaret Winger
Schofield
Buzz
Willam Burkhart
Baltimore
Woman's Club
Margaret
Jean Robertson
Miss Lampe
Hugh Robertson
Miss Pearl Lund Speaks at Grace Methodist Meeting
Miss Pearl Lund, home on furlough after five years in Korea, will address the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Grace Methodist Church. The meeting, moved to 7:30 p.m. in the Winger rooms, will feature her hospital work and the annual mite box opening. Invitations extend to all society members, other church missionary groups, and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Epworth M. E. Church
E. G. Bauer
Temlock Street
Miss Pearl Lund
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Church
Foreign Society
Miss Lund
Fur‘lough
Korea
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Local Socials
J F Anderson was guest of honor at a Canton street surprise party hosted by relatives to mark his birthday. Mrs D L Ball hosted the Woman's Missionary Society birthday picnic with about twenty five members on the Ball lawn, raising more than 15. Mrs W F Henry's private dance at the Woman's club drew seventy five young guests home from school, with Louise Rogers of Hudson Falls as guest of honor and Jess Smith's orchestra providing music. Out of town attendees included Willis Mitchell Jr of New York City and Miss Margaret Wilford of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Tancheons
J. F. Anderson
Canton Street
Mr. Anderson
D. L Ball
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Club
W. F. Henry
Louise Rogers
Hudson Falls
N. Y
Willis Mitchell, Jr
New York City
Margaret Wilford
Corry
Elizabeth Olmstead
Jamestown
Betty Kopf
Migs Rogers
Mrs Oliphant Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Lunch
Mrs B C Oliphant of Hickory Street hosts the Thursday bridge club luncheon at the Woman's club with about thirty two guests. Afternoon activities include contract and progressives bridge. The Veness family reunion at Charls Barrett home on Jamestown Street featured a large tented lawn dinner for forty under a tent. Officers re-elected were Clyde Veness president Carl Johnson vice president and Mrs Kate Veness Barrett secretary treasurer. Next year’s meeting will be with Mr and Mrs E V Davis of Jamestown. Relatives hailed from Warren North Warren Youngsville Westfield Clymer Endeavor and Chandlers Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veness
Charls Barrett
Jamestown Street
Sugar Grove
Harry Barrett
Clyde Veness
Carl Johnson
Kate Veness Barrett
E. V. Davis
Jamestown
Warren
North Warren
Youngsville
Westfield
Clymer
Endeavor
Chandiers Valley
Entertains at Cottage in Clarendon and Garland
Mr and Mrs Park Simpson and others from Warren and Garland were guests at the cottage of Mr and Mrs C Olson in Clarendon at Shipman's Budy last evening. They enjoyed a picnic dinner and a social, lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Simpson
Orrie Clark
Charles Forsgren
Rose Sager
Charles Meyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lora Ensworth
Bride
Alvah S. Oakley, JR
Jacobson Bros
Jordan
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Anna K. Lawson
Beauty Shop
Penna. Ave
Y. WC. A
J. B. Sturley
Tidoute
F. A. Shaw
E. 0
Perquignot
Thompson
Pittsburgh
F. K. Dunbar
J. P. Sage
Frank Brocklehurst
Harriet Smutz
E. E. White
Hanchett
Ralph Smutz
W. W. Kemble
Ellen Thoreson
Mildred Anderson
Violet. Anderson
Isabelle Anderson
W. B.C
First Lutheran Church
Anna Hedges
Nesmith Place
Kane
Young People’s Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Kane Society of the
Swedish Mission Church
Little Heralds and Mothers Circle
Johnson Brothers
Livingstone Hunter
East Gresct
Bufalo
Kate Hazelisne
Mabel Clark
Doranta
Vera Bost
Union City
State Hospital
Alice Sill
East Street
Point Looklout
Michigan
Fter
Victor Moody
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Erie
Allene Smith
Lester Motz
Anne Motz
Anna Mae
Martha
Helen Thompson
Frederick Dyson
Jackson Run
R.A. Brown
Glenwood Street
Liverpool
Pearl Kohler
Clara Kohler
Bemus Point
Kirs
Frank Ghents
F. Hetrick
Madison Avenue
Mildred Hetrick
Dudois
Miss Hetrick
George Diefenderfex
P. W. M. Pressel
Chautauqua Assembly
Owensburg
Helen Hilliard
B. W. Shawker
Jackson Avenue
Raymond LaShure
Pleasantville
Ans Marguette Kennedy
Alfred Zellar
Russell
A. J. Engdahl
A. A. Carson
Harriett
Josephine Engdahl
Utica
Watkins Glen
Edahl
West Hockory
Carson
Ellen Catlin
Prospect Street
Mary Rich
Louis Arner
Mad
500 Avenue
F. J. Henderson
East Hickory
Minnie Shanke
Aliss
Elizabeth Olmstead of
Fends
D M. Hanchett
Sheffield
Warren Friends
Dora Baker
Mrs. Jewell
Beulah Anderson
A. C. Snyder
Lee Bushey
Mary Mong
Elm Street
Tionesta
Thomas B. Wilson
Bradford
C. F. Armstrong
Leechburg
Armstrong County
Bradford Country Club
Doris Gerble
C. L. Gamble
Henry Street
Albert James
Tidtoute
Walter C. Quier
Bethlehem
Aye
G. W. Barvis
Second Avenue
Brown’s
Brown's
Brown’s Boot Shop
Pennsylvania Ave. West
Europe
Nute
Mary Lewis
Michael Hohnen
Berlin
Germany
Fred Koett
Ellinwood
Mak
Ellinwood Place
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