Closing Program Marks Philomel Club Season Finale
The Philomel Club closes its 1927-28 season with the Junior Philomel Club presenting the annual program. Miss Mayme Swanson reports year receipts of 4720.78 and disbursements of 4116.69 including federation dues, club dishes, and clubhouse costs. Mrs. Messner notes progress on paying for the Steinway Grand, with 225 dollars remaining of 1550 plus interest, and announces a summer break before recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel
Mayme Swanson
Pose Messner
Federation of Music Clubs
Altoona
Warren
Messner
Paul Riston
Penn Alto
Edgar Stillman Helley
Jeffery O'Hara
Lee Hess Barnes
Conneaut Lake
George B. Nevin
Allan B. Davis
Patton Music Club
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Pilgrims Progress
Margaret Hamilton
Philomel Club
Marioratte
Eacetere
Plan Tsters
Gounod
Doris Lili
Florence Jacobs
MacDowell
Virginia Slocum Drolla
Miss Biber Delivers Artistry In Conservatory Recital
Elizabeth Biber closed her senior recital at Warren Conservatory with a polished program featuring Leonore Smith and L Bramer Carlson. She opened with Beethoven Sonata Op 26 and followed with Scarlatti Sunrise Merikanto three works finishing with Mendelssohn Rondo Capriccioso. Carlson's Keler Bela violin number impressed alongside Smiths French Song and Rogers Star. Accompanists were Lillian Swanson and R O Suter. The Warren Court invites Catholic Daughters service at Jamestown Sunday afternoon with dinner for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Conservatory of Music
Elizabeth Biber
Leonore Smith
Youngsville
L. Bramer Carlson
Merikanto
LeRoy B. Campbell
Cyril Scott
Nac Dowell
Menndelssohn
Miss Smith
Hahn
Rogers
Bramer Carlson
Keler-Bela
Lillian Swanson
R. O. Suter
New Missionary Body Organized at First Presbyterian Church
A new missionary organization for the church’s young women was formed last evening at a church dinner served by the Woman’s Aid. Mesdames Pressel Cochran Widger Wright Lotz Colt and Eberhardt organized the effort. Miss Georgia Lott was chosen president with Mrs Nelson vice president, Miss Mary Louise Andrews secretary, and Miss Frances Strong treasurer. The Rev Harold Stoddard spoke on the joys of fellowship and Mrs O A Pressel urged active participation. Mrs Gerald Wright sang several solos. daffodils and forsythia decorated the tables for about forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Aid
C. A. Pressel
Guy Cochran
Robert Widger
Gerald Wright
W. E. Lotz
P. H. Colt
George Eberhardt
Georgia Lott
George Nelson
Mary Louise Andrews
Frances Strong
Harold Stoddard
First Baptist Church
O. A. Pressel
Grace Church Younger Groups To Be Honored At Dinner
Grace Methodist church Stand ard Bearers Ruth Ransom Circle and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society host a threen dinner party in the church parlors Friday May lith at 6 15 PM Dorcas Hall from Jubbulpore India will speak on her work and show India costumes A violin solo piano duet and vocal duet will be performed Mrs L L Bishop chairs arrangements urging members to bring tureens dishes and silverware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ransom
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Church
Dorcas Hall
Jubbulpore
India
Pauline Smedley
Eleanor
Evelyn Swanson
Marian Duff
Muriel Honchardt
L. L. Bishop
Visitors and residents noted in Warren society column
Mrs. S N Moyar of Old City and Mrs Charles Willie of Independence Kansas visit Mrs J E McMichale at 100 North Irvine Street. Elisa Bessie Wallace returns to Morrison after days at Wilcox home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Holquis. Mrs Ed Currie called to West Springfield by brother Lawrence Jamieson’s death. Mrs G C RcLaughlin returns home to Oil City after Warren visit. Airs W R Catham of Erle visits Warren guest W W Hubley. Mrs F R Jennings of Tidihovie returns after visit with Mrs E S Briggs. Jacob Daubenspeck of Butler visits brother E E Daubenspeck in Pennsylvania Avenue East. Mr Weiss of Butler conducts business in Warren. Mrs Morris Bonster and Mrs Frank Gildersleeve of Ridgway guest at William McCray’s 406 East Street for Eviedwrese Auxiliary convention at Trinity Memorial Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Moyar
Old City
Charles Willie
Independence
Kansas
Kenneth Meade
Pittsburgh
J. E. McMichale
North
Irvine Street
Elisa Bessie Wallace
Morrison
Raymond Holquis
Wilcox
Ed Currie
Market Street
West Springfield
Lawrence B. Jamieson
G. C. RcLaughlin
Oi! City
Warren
W. R. Catham
Erle
W. W. Hubley
Fifth Avenue
F. R. Jennings
Tidhovie
E. S. Briggs
Waterstreet
Jacob Daubenspeck
Butler
E. E. Daubenspeck
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Morris Bonster
Frank Gildersleeve
Ridgway
William McCray
East Street
Eviedwrese
Trinity Memorial
Federation Council Holds Final Meeting
The Federation of Business Girls Clubs ended its year with Dorothy Allen presiding and Florence Young directing devotions. A finance report showed near completion of the year’s budget and a $100 pledge to the community chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Business Girls’ Clubs
Dorothy Allen
Florence Young
Jefferson Committee
Annabelle Cowden
Federation
H. 20
Sallie Andrews
Luelle Moran
Dorothy Arnold
Betty Bristow
Margaret Cluistensen
Verna Thompson
Florence Christensen
Louise Cogswell
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Pure Longevity
An old advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder promising skin protection in all weather. It claims no dry feeling no pore clogging and resistance to perspiration. Marketed as pure and fine made by a new French process and designed to stay on longer.
Miss Ruth Hoagvall Weds Nicholas Anderson in Warren
Miss Ruth Hoagvall daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Hoagvall of 14 Redswood Street and Nicholas Anderson son of Mrs Thomas Anderson and the late Thomas Anderson of Russell Street were married at First Lutheran church in a ceremony attended by about 300 guests The bride wore white crepe silk with Rose Point lace and a jeweled belt The couple plan a honeymoon drive to western cities and will reside at 014 Warren Street Orle at home after the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Ruth Hoagvall
G. W. Hoagvall
Redswood Street
Nicholas Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Russell Street
First Lutheran Church
Catherine Bloomquist Anne
Carl Bohm
Francis G. Wennerberg
Jamestown
Samuel Liddle
Carrie Jacobs
Ray Larnon
Ripley, N
Wendell Hoagwall
Warren
Anne
Cadman
Dennig
Bery Lund
Ridgway
James P. Thomas
Columbia
Rose Point
Andersen
Charles Peterson
Eric
Bliss Geraldine Lewis
D. L. Lewis
Wennerperg
Mr. Larson
H. L. Uber
William Carlson
Marian Carlson
Frances Wennerberg
Ingrid Jones
Ray Larson
Ripley
Augusta Anderson
Cleveland
Ohio
John Lund
Monroe Lund
Beryl Lund
Ernest Eichler
C. G. Peterson
Erie
American Legion Poppy Day Set for May 26 in Warren
American Legion Poppy Day will be observed in Warren on Saturday May 26. Final plans for the poppy sale were approved by the Legion Auxiliary at their meeting last evening. Poppies are made by World War veterans in Pennsylvania hospitals and proceeds aid disabled ex service men and their families. Initiation of new members is scheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Warren
the Legion Auxiliary
Pennsylvania
Inter-County Council
Youngaville
Auxiliary
Legion
Community events and theatre lineups in Warren and Clarendon
Warren and Clarendon see a busy midweek schedule with library and Columbia Theatre shows, church services, and society gatherings. Highlights include Baby Mine and The Whirlwind of Youth films, annual church events, a Truth Seekers Class dinner, and Mrs. Topper’s birthday party with a 500 card-game finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
San Francisco
Warren
Church Council
First Lutheran Church
Swedish Lutheran Church
Creed Erickson
Trinity Memorial Church
Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Erie
United Brethren Church
Yasa Lodge
P. H
George EK
Arthur
Carl Dane
Columbia Theatre
Lois Moran
Anna Milley
Kate Shaw
Pennsylvania Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Epworth M. E
St. Clara's Hall
Clarendon
Clarendon High School
Corenango
George Penfield
Fifth Avenue
First Methodist Church
State Armory
Company I
Aucsiliary
First Presbyterian
Surprise party for Emil Johnson marks birthday milestone
Emil Johnson of Russell Street was surprised Monday evening by twelve couples who called to celebrate his birthday. A five hundred game ran until midnight, followed by a supper party. Prize winners included Mrs. William Peterson, Mrs. Walter Thayer, Mrs. Claude Phillips, J. O. Morley, Ed Check, and Earl Cobb. Mr. Johnson received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Johnson
Russell Street
William Peterson
Walter Thayer
Claude Phillips
J. O. Morley
Ed Check
Earl Cobb
Johnson
M E Missionary Societies Birthday Party Set
M E Missionary Societies to Hold Birthday Party Thursday. Aira, F C Eaton, Mrs W D Todd and Birs 5 B Walker attend the thirty second annual meeting of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812 in session at the Hotel Schenley Pitts burgh. Afternoon program features The Search for Local History by John W Oliver. Delegates will attend an informal reception this evening. Thursday luncheon after one o'clock features election of state officers and inauguration of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
William Irvine
Volunteer Sunday School Class Program Delights Congregation
A Swedish Congregational church volunteer class hosted a pleasing evening of literary and musical numbers with Bible reading, prayers, sermons, and solos. The program included readings by Raymond Swanson, musical selections by Adelaide Swanson and Lillian Garlson, and a talk by Rev. Harry Nelson of the Swedish Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Congregational Church
Avenell Anderson
Doris Anderson
Raymond Swanson
Adelaide Swanson
Lillian Garlson
Harry Nelson
The
Swedish Methodist Church
Jeanette Weaterecand
Helen Swanson
Elizabeth Nelson
Margaret Johnson
David Scott
Walter Johnson
J. He Anderen
Jesus
Honor Anniversary of Class Instructor at Grace M E Church
Mrs. G. S. W. Phillips, instructor of the Good Will Bible class, was honored by ninety friends and members on her birthday with a short business meeting led by Mrs. Frank Hildum. The program featured violin and vocal solos, piano pieces, readings, and encores by class members and guests. A birthday cake and gifts preceded congratulations to Mrs. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. W. Phillips
Good Will Bible
Grace M. E. Church
Phillips
Frank Hildum
Coty
Harry Mitchell
Grace Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Laura Miller
Marie Whitton
Wayne Birler
Carmen Milliren
Margaret Birdhard
Jessie Waters
Alta May Doty
Mtg
Missionary Jubilee Party Planned by First Methodist Women
In observance of the third year of the five year jubilee, the Woman's Missionary society and Isabelle Hazeltine Auxiliary of the First Methodist church announce a birthday party in Dunham parlors on Thursday May 10. Guests include Home Guards Queen Esthers and D Circle and the men of the church. The program, directed by Mrs. Neil Paterson and Mrs. C W Benjamin, features new member gifts, love gifts for the southern mountaineer, and a display of mountaineer crafts under the theme The Land of the Saddle Buck. The event will conclude with a luncheon and reception following a devotional, songs, dialect recitations, and folk music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Societies
Woman's Missionary Society
Isabelle Hazeltine
First Methodist Church
Dunham
Home Guards
Queen Esthers
Neil Patarson
Hazeltine
C. W. Benjamin
South
America the Beautiful
Living Gifts
Neil Paterson
Joanna Bright
Barbara Allen
Lois Benjamin
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Elizabeth Craft
Gertrude Sans Souci
Merron Jackson
Amoroza
Nevin
Wen Chopin Tig
Crescent Evei
Eveizn Armatrone Liebestraum
Liszt
Virginia Miller
God
Sevsee
Mary Helen Brown Vesse
Barbara Selbn
Maurice Pesse
Margaret Wagner
Valse
Nopin
Mendelssohn
Miss Biber
Conservatory Hall
Bertha Erickson
Akeley
Hazel Rhodes
Pius Au Buis
Es-Ee
Reynaldo Hahn
Marikanto Bagacelie
LeRoy
Scardatti
Frederic Cohen
James Rogers
Rudolph Garzi
Sohnder Naide
Mendelssotm
Warren Court
Jamestown Court
Catholic Daughters of America
L. J. Bowes
Toveen
Grace Church
Mr. Weiss
Federation Council
Liberty Inn
J. A. Anandason
West
Anundsson
L. N. Reist
Erhel Anundsson
Ida Riwa
Fred Johnes
R. L. Walsh
Ruth Hoagvall
C. J. Bailes
Eli Keller
May Broderick
Thesr
J. W. Kitchen
Mullen
M. E. Missionary Societies
U. S. Daughters OF 1812
Bickkinney
P. A. McKinney
Madison. Avenue
Metzger-Wright Companys
Paul Wagner
H. M. McCullough
Herbert
B. Crane
Owen Uuangst
Mary Dow
Emma Marsh
Mountaineer
Kate Hazeltine
Oxfords
Redding
Geo. H. Miller
Redding Shos Co
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