Junior Recital by Miss Wagner Proves Ability as Pianist
The Warren Conservatory hosts its eighth Junior piano recital of the season featuring Miss Margaret Wagner of Warren with baritone G. Walter Irwin and his daughter Florence Irwin providing accompaniments. Dr. Campbell lauds Wagner for talent, education, and poise as she performs Chopin, MacDowell, Rai, and Godard pieces, followed by a strong vocal set by Mr. Irwin including Smith and White songs and Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Conservatory of Music
Margaret Wagner
Warren
Elizabeth Biber
Lenore Smith
Youngsville
Bramer Carlson
Wagner
G. Walter Irwin
Irwin
Mac. Dowell
Rai
Godard
Smith
White
Mendelssohn
Death and the
Maiden
Schubert
Card Party Marks C E S Anniversary in City
More than seventy five guests attended a birthday party sponsored by the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple for their twenty first anniversary. Mrs Paul Braunschweiger and Mrs Roy Thompson chaired the card room while Mrs Jess Smith and committee served refreshments after games. Geraldine Hoover and A J Burden won high scores at bridge and W R Walsh and Victor Anderson cheered hundred winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Paul Braunschweiger
Roy ©. Thompson
Jess Smith
Ella Houghnot
Emma Keller
Mayme Wendelhoe
Rose Smith
Geraldine Hoover
A. J. Burden
Bridge
W. R. Walsh
Victor Anderson
Glee Club to Perform at First Baptist Church
The High School Boys Glee Club directed by Chase Gage will sing at the First Baptist church evening service on Sunday May 6. Rev Harold Stoddard to deliver sermon titled The Young Man's Vision. Night Strollers host party at Mrs Henry Keller residence with bridge prizes to Mrs Charles Askine and Mrs Emil Follett. Presbyterial delegates to be elected at Lotta Dunham Auxiliary meeting May 13 at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Gage
First Baptist Church
Harold Stoddard
Henry Keller
Wayne Street
Charles Askine
Emil Follett
Lotta Dunham
Presbyterian Church
Hold Dancing Party By E M L Club At Pleasant Grange
A private dancing party was hosted last evening in Pleasant Grange hall by the E M L club. Mr and Mrs Freeman Johnson entertained guests while Mr and Mrs Herbert Larson chaired the refreshment committee. The Crescent Orchestra provided a mix of round and square dances and plans for another event later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grange Hall
E. M. L. Club
Freeman Johnson
Herbert Larson
Crescent Orchestra
A New French Face Powder MELLO-GLO Promoted
An advertisement extols MELLO-GLO a new French face powder that keeps shine away longer spreads smoothly and does not clog pores. The product is marketed as pure and fine and is offered at Mullen Drug Co. through a tent trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aProceas
Mullen Drug Co
In and Out of Town Mrs Petry Visits and Returns
Mrs. Anna Petry of Allentown spent several days with her son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs H K Petry in North Warren then returned home yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs W H Allen and daughter Jean of Conewango Avenue left Miami Florida today for Warren. Mr Allen will stop en route a few days in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Petry
Allentown
H. K. Petry
North Warren
W. H. Allen
Jean
Conewango Avenue
Miami
Florida
Warren
Mr. Allen
Washington
Endeavorers to Mark 47th Anniversary May 6
The Christian Endeavor Society of United Brethren church will celebrate the 47th anniversary of the Endeavor movement on Sunday May 6 with morning services featuring a message by Reverend For the Best and an evening program at 7 30 led by the local C E with Miss Annabel Heflinger presiding The day reflects the denomination’s reach with 1590 senior societies and 62 179 members plus junior and intermediate groups around 25 000 members and 2 500 life work recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of
The
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Warren
Annabel Hepfinger
Katheleen Reed
Charles Lawson
Grace Erickson
O.T. Deever
Thelma Gilson
C. E
Arthur Brubaker
Elwyn Hilda
Deerings
W B A to honor 25 year pioneers at luncheon
Supreme President Miss Bina M West will recognize pioneer members of the Wisonsin Benefit Association who have 25 years in the organization at a May 8 luncheon in the W B A auditorium. Each present 25 year member will receive a sterling silver association pin. Reservations and tickets must be arranged by May 5 with Mrs. Katherine M Underwood. The note also mentions a Russell High School program Savageland to be staged next week and convention reports from Miss Maude Thelin and Miss Mabel Gustafson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina M. West
Warren County
Katherine M. Underwood
Russell
Walter Ben Hare
Russell High School
Baker Invited to Sing Tenor Role in Faust
T Sheridan Baker, director of the Warren Community Chorus, has been invited to sing the tenor in Gounod's Faust, to be presented by the Emblemon Choral Society next Thursday evening. The eighty-member chorus, directed by Miss Genevieve Cleveland, will debut at the Conneaut Music Festival this summer. Baker spoke on the festival at the Tuesday musical club banquet in Oil City, following an appearance on Oil City Station WLBW. Sarah Cribbs of Oil City accompanied. Professor Lee Hess Barnes, director of the Festival Chorus, could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sheridan Baker
Warren Community Chorus
Gounod
Emblemon Choral Society
Genevieve Cleveland
Franklin
Conneaut
Baker
Gillcity
Oil City
WLBW
Sarah Cribbs
Lee Hess Barnes
Evening community events feature films and lectures in Warren
Warren tonight lists cinema shows at Columbia Theatre with Florence Vidor in Honeymoon Ate and Tom Mix in Horseman of the Plains at Library Theatre, plus a slate of church meetings. Social and fraternal gatherings include Presbyterian Brotherhood banquet, Lady Warren Rebekahs card party, and a Young People's Society meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Florence Vidor
Library
Wallace Berry
Raymond Hatton
Baldpate
Free Methodist Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
Tom
Monte Blue
Gilfields
Warren Grange
P.j Hall
Warren Academy of Sciences
Philomel Club
Miss Colt Dinner Hostess and May Bride Honor
Miss Charlotte Colt hosted a six o'clock dinner at her home last evening for her bridge club with Miss Helen Muntford as May bride of honor. Guests included Miss Evelyn Alta r, Miss Mary Dorworth, Mrs. Ralph Otterbein, Mrs. Robert Gibb, Miss Kathryn Butterfield, Mrs. Howard Alexander, Mrs. William Crossett, and Miss Mumford. Floral centerpiece featured pink Sweet peas, daffodils, and yellow tapers. Prizes went to Mrs. Otterbein and Miss Butterfield. STORY HOUR SATURDAY The Public Library story hour tomorrow at two will feature Travels of a Fox and Boots and his Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Colt
Charlotte Colt
Bridge Club
Helen Muntford
Evalyn Altar
Mary Dorworth
Ralph Otterbein
Robert Gibb
Kathryn Butterfield
Howard Alexander
William Crossett
Mumford
Boots
Modernist Lamps On Display At Beckleys Shop
See window display of new modernist lamps at C Beckleys. This short notice highlights a fresh inventory update and invites customers to view the styling available, emphasizing contemporary lighting options and local shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Beckleys
Country Club Undergoing Redecorations for Formal Opening
The Conenango Valley Country Club is busy redecorating for a formal opening likely in late May. Planned grand events include a May 26 dinner dance, with interior and exterior work overseen by N. K. Wendlebee and company. Members held parties and events as renovations continue. club officers elected in April are Val Genge president and R. Z. Morrison vice president, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conenango Valley Country Club
N. K. Wendlebee and Company
Jerome Smith
Karl M. Lyons
W. W. Slocum
Bell Telephone
Val Genge
R. Z. Morrison
B. S. Knabenshue
T. K. Creal
Hugh Hazeltine
W. C. Heasley
Richard Smith
C. M. Stoddard
Missionary Society Reports At First Evangelical Church
Women of the Missionary society met at the Folkman parlors to hear reports. Mrs H E Dornheim spoke on the district Evangelical rally in Franklin last Friday. Secretary Mrs Stewart Custer presented a report. A vocal duet by Mrs 0 R Pang and Mrs H E Dornheim followed. Hostesses served refreshments. Hazel t ine Auxiliary Meets at First Methodist Church for a social evening with devotionals by Miss Josephine Wright, business chaired by Mrs R L Young, and a piano duet by Mrs Charles C Burch and Mrs Homer Andrews before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
Folkman
H. E. Dornheim
Franklin
Stewart Custer
0. R. Pang
Charles Mathis
Gary Vanderbilt
Carl Peterson
Hazeltine
Isabelle Hazeltine
First Methodist Church
Josephine Wright
R. L. Young
Edith Hazeltine
Charles C. Burch
Homer Andrews
C. A. Miller
Tabitha Sewing Circle Social At Mrs Hansen Home
Twenty members of the Tabitha Sewing Circle gathered for the semi monthly social at Mrs H A Hansen on Grant Street Thursday afternoon. The hostess served lunch late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hansen
Tabitha’ Sewing Circle
H. A. Hansen
Grant Street
Number of Parties Given in Honor of Miss Ruth Hoagwall
Dorcas Bible Glass of the First Lutheran church honored Miss Ruth Hoagwall at a social schooner with 35 members present. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lewis Koebley Mrs. George Johnson and Miss Mariette Huff. A luncheon for Miss Hoagwall was hosted by Mrs. Martha Wheeler and Mrs. J. P. Thomas on Water Street. The couple will wed Tuesday May 8 at First Lutheran Church with Rev C A Dennig officiating and a small reception at the Hoagwall home for immediate family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible
First Lutheran Church
Ruth Hoagwall
Lewis Koebley
George Johnson
Marietta Huff
Miss Hoagwall
Yelock
Martha Wheeler
J. P. Thomas
Nick Anderson
C. A. Dennig
Continental Trio Sings At First Baptist May 11
The Continental Trio will perform Friday evening May 11 at the First Baptist church for the Young People’s Society. The group features H. R. Carstens on piano, his wife, and C. M. Spidell a dramatic reader and Acadia University graduate known to Warren residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Young People’s Society of the First Baptist Church
H. R. Carstens
C. M. Spidell
Tenor Sings at Jamestown Concert by Cappell
A tenor heard in Warren before a thousand last week performed at the First Baptist Church of Jamestown New York last evening under the Jamestown Choral Society auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Cappell Fiss
Warren
Grace M. EF
First Baptist Church of
Jamestown
N. Y
Jamestown Choral Society
Miss Snarburg Surprised By Birthday Bridge Party
Sixteen friends of Miss Gertrude Snarburg of North Warren gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate her birthday with a progressive bridge game. Prizes went to Mrs. Alfred Bloomquist of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Ed Anne of North Warren, followed by a dainty luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snarburg
Gertrude Snarburg
North Warren
Alfred Bloomquist
Pittsburgh
Ed Anne
Swarburg
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Endeavorers
W.B. A
Lucille
Hickory Street
Tenor
Gounod’s Faust
Katherine Smith
Waldemar Swanson
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Rizzo
Eric
David Champion
Weldbank
FT. G. Jacobs
Crescent Park
M. C. A. Club
Mr. and
Bing
PF. G. Kidder
F. M. Shirr
John Young
W. J. Humiston
W. A
Dorothy Gray
New York City
Shumate
Ruth Hoagville
Stein’s
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