Halloween Party Entertains New Process Girls
Miss Alethea Briggs hosted a Halloween party at her home for eighteen members of the New Process company mailing room. The home was decked in black and orange with bats and ghosts, prizes awarded to Margaret Conboy Beatle Crimpenshaw and Mabel Crimpenshaw, and five hundred in play with prizes to Lillian Dibble Elizabeth Haley and Rose Spade. A Halloween luncheon followed with a large group of attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alethea Briggs
New Process Mpany
Margaret Conboy
Beatiie Crimpenshaw
Mabel Crimpenshaw
Lillian Dibble
Elizabeth Faley
Rose Spade
Hallowe'en
Mable Conboy
Edna Yaegle
Emma Dietsch
Maude Brickman
Hulda
Jirlson
Dorothy Sumnerson
Edna Sisson
Elizabeth Haly
Hattie Rowan
Doris Mather
Peggy Barto
Beatrice
Fate Crimpenshaw
Mrs. Briggs
Card Party By W F W Auxiliary Supports Home Building
The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a Monday card party with prizes for Veterans of Foreign Wars winners and bridge prizes for participants. Prize recipients include Mrs. Emil Felder Mrs. G Gantz Ed Hammerick and M L Farnsworth for five hundred and Mrs H S King Mrs Elizabeth Leonhart and Frank Witz for bridge. Refreshments were served. Proceeds fund the Pennsylvania Cottage building fund at the F W National Children's Home in Canton Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Emil Felder
G. Gantz
Ed. Hammerick
M. L. ‘Arnsworth
H. S. King
Elizaeth Leonhart
Frank Witz
J. O. Morley
H. F. Keller
Irs. E
Dramatic Section of Women’s Club Read Modern Play
Miss Rebecca Schofield led the Dramatic Section of the Literary Department at the Woman’s Club meeting Monday afternoon. A modern play was read and a social hour followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca ‘Schofield
Woman's Club Sheld
Blue Stocking Club Meets at Mrs Kitchen Home
Blue Stocking Club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs J W Kitchen on East Street. Mrs W H Allen reported on the recent State Federation meeting at Lancaster. Mrs R H Winger shared current events from The Meccenger, the official Women’s Club publication. Social hour and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Kitchen, Mrs S E Walker, Mrs Edith Smith, and Mrs Orien Siggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Stocking Club
J. W. Kitchen
East Street
W. H. Allen
State Federation
Lancaster
R. H. Winger
Meccenger
Woman’s Club
Kitchen
S.E. Walker
Edith Smith
Orien Siggins
In and Out of Town Family Trips To West And East
Mrs Frank Kehrli and daughters Edna and Adaline left for Los Angeles after an extended East visit. Mr Kehrli and three other children went earlier and will join them in California. Stanley Gildersleeve departs for Philadelphia after visiting his mother Mrs Clara Gildersleeve. Mr and Mrs Willis Hess drove to Corry for the day. Florence Hill returned Sunday from Clifton Springs Sanitarium where she had been for several weeks. She was accompanied on the trip by G M Hill Miss Edith Hi and Miss Ruth Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kehrli
Edna
Adaline
Los Angeles
California
Kehrli
Florence Hill
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
G. M. Hill
Edith ' Hi
Ruth Eaton
Catholic Daughters Plan Annual Initiation for Nov 25
Catholic Daughters of America arrange the annual initiation for Sunday November 25 at the Philomel Club. L J Bowes regent and Miss Anna Flemming will lead, with Victoria Anna and her committee handling dinner arrangements. The meeting followed by a bridge social awarded prizes to Mrs. Sam Randall and Miss Clara Weidert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Club
Mary
L. J. Bowes
Theatre Tickets to Be Awarded Pupils
Warren grade pupils will receive honor theatre tickets to the Columbia as a reward for dental correction work. Arrangements were made by M C Wagner Columbia manager and Miss Frances Ekey hygienist. Tickets are usable in November on weekdays with an accompanying adult. Dr George Emerson Brewer of New York City was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs E S Lindsey at the Woman's Club in tribute to his World War service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Columbia
M. C. Wagner
New Columbia
Manley Parker
Frances Ekey
Hegonors
Brewer
E. 5
Lindsey
Woman’s Club
George Emerson Brewer
New York City
New York
France
Weekly Prayer Service at Grace Methodist Church
The regular weekly prayer service at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30. Rev. L M Barnard, pastor, will speak on Let us not be weary in well doing for in due season we shall reap if we faint not. A good attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
L. M. Barnard
Indian Celebration Held by Hamblin Hill School Pupils
Miss Holtzman and students hosted an Indian celebration in the Hamblin Hill School building on Friday. The event featured autumn décor, a full program of songs, recitations, dances, a play Sacajawea, and an Indian war dance with multiple participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamblin Hill School
Actober
Anna Mae Gibson
Bruce Young
Ruth
Johnson
Agnes Young
Hiawatha
Jean Young
Esther Johnson
Ethel Brock
Florence Malec
Poppy Canoe
School
Waygoose
Billie Malee
Chester Halec
Postponed Central W. C. T. U. Meeting Notice
The Central W. C. T. U. meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon has been postponed to Thursday, November 7th, at the home of Mrs. J. J. Haight on Market Street. All members are asked to note the change in date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabitha Sewing Circle
Thomas Anderson
Russell Street
J. J. Haight
Market Street
Mission Societies of 1st Presbyterian Hold Annual Meeting
Mrs. Robert H. Winger presided at the third annual joint meeting of the Erie Presbytery missionary societies led by the First Presbyterian church. Eleven groups attended the dinner, including the Woman's, Second, Arbutus Auxiliaries, Lotta-Dunham society, and Young Women's Club. Speakers urged support for a $15,000 memorial missionary pension fund and emphasized local church mission study and schools. Rev. T. S. Dickson delivered the principal address on missionary work and church education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Winger
W Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's
Arbutus Ausiliaries
Lotta-Dunham Society
Young Women's Club
B. O. Smith
F. L. Nose
Tinsville
Ene Presbytery Society
Memorial Pension Fund
Erie Presbytery
C. A. Black
Presbytery
Clifford Cooper
Titusville
Erie Presbytery Society
Rev C A Dennig to Speak at Washington Sun
The Rev C A Dennig pastor of First Lutheran church will be guest speaker at the National Park Seminary for Women in Washington DC next Sunday. He travels with his daughter Miss Isabel and will be hosted by Dr and Mrs James E Ament. In his absence local church services will be led by a professor from Thiel College Greenville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
National Park Seminary For Women
Washington, D.C
Washington
Isabel
James E. Ament
Dennig
Thigl, College
Greenville
Philomel Club Presidents Day Observed at 2:30
Members of the Philomel Club observe President's Day on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the club house. Mrs Rose Nessner president will give an address. Mrs Lee Hess Barnes of Meadville will sing a program of songs. Social hour for new members. Hostesses listed. Shakespeare Club hosts for evening meeting at Woman's Club. This is the first meeting of the season. H W Conarry is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Rose Nessner
Lee Hess Barnes
Meadville
Barnes
Thorns
Faust
Rose Mesner
H. R. McCalment
E. E. Corbett
Paul Riston
John Albrecnt
Mayme Swanson
Helen Gil
W. M. Robertson
Ell
Lillian Larsen
W. Hawks
LeRoy B. Campbell
Peter Horning
Shakespeare Club
Ella Tybout
Lora Alden
Woman's Club
H. W. Conarry
New Study Course Begins Wednesday at Baptist Church
A seven week study program starts Wednesday evening at First Baptist Church. The first session covers The World Thrust of Northern Baptists with the topic The Power House. A duet by Mrs. Clarence Miller and Miss Viola Lindmark and a talk Two Churches With Power by L H Burkhart will be featured. Rev Stoddard will direct devotionals and study periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Northern Baptists
Clarence Miller
Viola Lindmark
L. H. Burkhart
Stoddard
Northern Baptist Convention
Bridge Party at Y W C A Federation Building
Members of the T T Club of the Y W C A with G A P Club guests enjoyed a bridge party Monday evening in the Federation Building. Five tables played for prizes awarded to Miss Grace Mitchell and Miss Madeline Allen. Miss Mary Louise Andrews, social committee chair, supervised the refreshments served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
G. A. P. Club
Federation
Grace Mitchell
Madeline Allen
Mary Louise Andrews
Mrs J H Alexander Hosts Bridge Club Lunch
Mrs J H Alexander entertained the bridge club Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon at Conewango Valley Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Alexander
Bridge Club
Conewango Valley Country Club
Professor Barnes Leads Chorus in Rehearsal at Philomel Club
An unusually large crowd attended the Community Chorus rehearsal at the Philomel Club Monday evening. Professor Jee Hess Barnes of Meadsville conducted the session with chorus director Sheridan Baker, who recently returned from California, singing with the tenors. Barnes will return next Monday for a special address to the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chprus
Philomel Club
Jee Hess Barnes
Meadsville
Sheridan Baker
California
Barnes
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Warren Society
W. F. W. Auxiliary
Hallowe'en Dinner
Stanley Gildersleeve
Philadelphia
Clara Gildersleeve
Mrs. Willis Hess
Corry
Bridge
Sam Randall
Clara Weidert
Leo Gibson
Barbara Morrison
William Mulvey
Helen Schultz
Margaret McNally
James O'Neil
Liberty Street
Sarahordan
Eileen Turner
Eleanor Blastick
Anna Roonan
Ella M. Cochran
Frank Kirwin
North Warren
Lamacheon
Posttone W. C. T. U. Meeting
Penn’a, Ave. East
Margaret Dress Shop
Fourth Ave
Garland
Mission Societies OF
1St Presbyterian
Washington Sun
Baptist Church
Entertains Bridge Club
Prof. Barnes
Suede
Brown Kid
Pat
Fomorrow
S M. Rashid
S. M. Rashid
Greenland
United States
Rashid’s
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