Luncheon Bridge Held by Mother and Daughter
Early autumn brides dominate social events as out of town visitors join local families. Mrs. John Biarsig of Wilmington entertained at the Women’s Club luncheon bridge with her mother and several guests, including fall bride elects. Prizes were awarded to multiple guests, and guests from Baltimore, Coral Gables, Jamestown, Olton, Siglehouse, and Denver gathered among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biarsig
Wimington
Delaware
B. G. Gregory
Waterstreet
Womans’ Club
Huncheon Bridge
Charlotte Davidson
W. H. Allen
Robert Jackson
Jamestown
N. Y
Arthur O'Neil
Olton
Beyer
Charles van de Boe
Siglehouse
Wiliam Wallace
Denver
Colorado
Albert Boynton
Erie
Bear Symphony Orcnrestra at Chautauqua with New Process group
A party from New Process Co. drove to Chautauqua last evening to hear the New York Symphony Orchestra. Attendees included Paul W. Birchard Cecile A. Peterson Arthur Swansor Ethel Olson Harold Nera Elisabeth Brasington and Doris Fullerton. Clarence Murphy, a former company member, joined them at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Symphony Orcnestra
New Process Co
Chautauqua
New York Symphony Orchestra
Paul W. Birchard
Cecile A. Peterson
Arthur Swansor
Ethel Olson
Harold Nera
Eliabeth Brasington
Doris Fullerton
Clarence Murphy
Gifford Deshner Family Reunion Set for August 27
Mrs. Frank Hendrickson, secretary, announced the seventh annual Gifford Deshner family reunion will be held Saturday, August 27, at Island Park in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wxfford Deshner
Frank Hendrickson
Gifford Deshner
Island Park
Youngsville
Dinner at Warren Outing Club Hosts Twenty Friends
Mrs. F. W. Chafee of Wat street will host a dinner this evening for twenty friends at the Warren Outing Club. Attending from out of town are Mr. and Mrs. Bole of Warren Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paulin of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Chafee
Wat Street
Warren
Bole
Ohio
Wayne Paulin
Pittsburgh
Mrs Bowes Farewell entertained by Mrs Anna at Schantz Street
Mrs Peter J. Anna hosted guests last night at 15 Schantz Street to honor Mrs L J Bowes and her daughter Elinor as they prepare to move to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Anna
Schantz Street
L. J. Bowes
Elinor
Meadville
Dancing Party At Jaysies On Yankee Bush Road
Mr and Mrs John Jaysie entertained last evening with a delightful dancing program by Fred Olk Hart and Henry Cuthner. Refreshments followed. A similar party is planned for Friday August 26 with friends. Warren soloists Lenore Knopf and T Sheridan Baker appear in a sacred song recital at St Pauls church Mayville, sponsored by Baroness Evans von Klenner of New York City. Baker is a tenor at First Presbyterian. Knopf former contralto there. Program includes multiple solos, duets, and a quartet performance led by T Sheridan Baker and Ruth Barnes. ends with Now the Day is Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jaysie
Yankee Bush Road
Fred Olkhart
Henry Cuthner
Ruth H. Barnes
T. Sheridan Baker
Hess Barnes
F. Harka Lenore Knopf
Florence Gustafsen
E.s. Ambrove
Delegates Elected to Saltzburg Girl Reserve Conference
The Miss Betty Kopf club elected Marcelyn Stohl Anne DeFreee Elizabeth Eaton and Ellen Johnson as delegates to the Saltzburg Girl Reserve Conference at a meeting last evening. The girls will represent the High School Girls' Club at the W. A. A.
Wichita woman announces engagement of Ella Wineva
Brs. Isabelle Whan of Wichita Kansas announces the engagement of daughter Ella Wineva to John M Culbertson of Tiong. The marriage will take place Thursday September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Whan
Wichita
Kansas
Ella Wineva
John M. Culbertson
Tiong
Martin Bexter Marriage Announcement
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Lou ise Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank D Martin of Youngsville to Edward Merle Bexter The ceremony occurred at Jamestown N Y Saturday August 13 conducted by Rev E C Platz Attendants were Miss Edna Amecher and Carl Martin brother of the bride The couple will reside at 9 Third Avenue
Mahan Family Reunion Held at Lander Home
The twenty first annual Mahan reunion gathered at Mrs. Cora Cowles home in Lander with a tent dinner on the lawn followed by a business meeting. Officers elected for the year included Steven Hitchcock president Ruth Mahan vice president and Fern Fry treasurer. A literary program contests and social sessions concluded the afternoon with thanks to Mrs. Cowles for hospitality. Next year the reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Briggs at Sugargrove.
Local Visitors and Guests Reported Across Warren
Personal notes list numerous visitors and hosts in Warren and surrounding towns. Families from Chicago, Wilkes-Barre, Buffalo, Cleveland, and Erie stay with relatives, travel to Cambridge Springs, Saegertown, and Monticello, while others plan weeks away in Atlantic City, Buffalo, Toronto, and Pittsburgh.
Miss Linck Bride At Early Fall Wedding In Warren
Miss Helen Elizabeth Linck wed Marold Frederick Swanson in a simple eight o'clock ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Warren. Rev. G A Dennig officiated before close family. After a two course supper, the couple will honeymoon to Detroit via Canada before settling in Warren.
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Columbia
Helen Elizabeth Linck
Marold Frederick Swanson
Alwin Linck
Phillips Street
G. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Emma Linck
Jin
Gust Anderson
James‘town
Anders
Anderson
Francis Schmitz
Warren
Hareld Linck
Philadelphia
Lohengrin
John Werle
Lenora Carlson
Fragmented political pep talk spoilt by garbled text
The readable fragments describe a politician praising another as a tactical but hypocritical boast. The piece mentions advertizing and warning that some claim real capability while acting selfish. It also notes women reducing themselves to appearances and warns against misdirected ambition.
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J. Christopher Marks
June Sherwin Little
the Ever Stainer
Bruce L. Mi Ah
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Elijah
Mendelssohn
Redeemer
Strand Theatre
Warren, Pass
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Eves
Anna K. Lawson
Beauty Shop
Penne
Ave
Fringe
Avonne Taylor
Klinton
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Kiddie Kloth
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Cromwell Printa
Bvriday Zephyr
Johnson Brothers
D. A. Smith
Fifth Avenue West
David
Ausatie City
Hardin
Chicago
W. W. Slocum
Fourth Avenue
W. J. Paulding
Josephine
Betty
Wilkes-Barre
Ray Ey
Ager
East Street
James K. Harrington
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
May Wichiter
O. W. Ensworth
Buffalo, Ua
L. H Ensworth
Phiadelphia
Alfred Carlson
George Boyer
Roy Bell
Monticello
William Weaver
Warven
Detroit
May Schatle
Oir Place
Mrs. Weaver
War Ven
Charles Palahoff
Buffalo
X. i S Sted
and “Sais
B. E. Glassman
Agnes Giegerich
Morrison (Eeverte
Atlantic City
Josephine Kriz
Cleveland
Hazel West
Miss Kriz
New York City
Church of All Nations
B. H. Buchanan
Passaic
N.J
Creed A. Erickson
Buchanan Street
H. Newstrom
F.C. Dahl
Dorothy
Niagara Falls
Toronto
BH. R. Fisher
Tom
Chester Allen
John
Jane
Paul G. Wright
Old City
Franklin
M. M. Sager
M. Humes
Ene
James Lamb
Kinzua
Harold Miller
Mass
Janet Carlson
Ruth Anderson
Lillian and
Helen Zalneck
Corry
Carlsons
Beechwood
Lake Chautauqua
Catherine Waples
Lexington Avenue
Alberta
Clinton Carpenter
Arthur Carpenter
Wilmette
Phyllis
Lillian
S. C. Farmer
Clarendon
Harry W. Mitchell
New York State
Wallace Vessy
Phoenixville
Jim Vessy
Wayne Street
Marie St. Clair
R. Carmany
L. S. O'Hara
Indiana
H. BR. Henderson
Josephine Kistreet
Phillipsburg
Lawrence Kinkead
Fon
Boynton
E.R. Alen
Market Street
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Miss Linck
Jai
Tigit
Teddy
Ted
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