Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon at Woman's Club
The Thursday Bridge club enjoyed a luncheon at the Woman's club hosted by Mrs. C. T. Conarze. Four tables played, prizes awarded to high scorers as the party concluded.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
2
The Thursday Bridge club enjoyed a luncheon at the Woman's club hosted by Mrs. C. T. Conarze. Four tables played, prizes awarded to high scorers as the party concluded.
The Swedish Methodist Episcopal conference held in Chicago appointed Rev. Gustav Erickson to First Swedish church of Jamestown for a fourth year and Rev. G Harry Nelson to Warren. Rev. Bir Nelson receives a regular appointment elsewhere. Bishop Edwin Molt Huzher presided. Moberg, Erickson, and Nelson attended. Erickson may relocate to Nebraska due to wife’s illness. Moberg and family take a two week vacation. A surprise party honored Rev. and Mrs J B Lundgren at Swedish Congregational church after prayer services. gift presented and refreshments served. Marriage license issued to John Mull en Culbertson and Elle Wmerve Whan.
A simple wedding solemnized at 11:30 AM at the home on Church Street Sheffield unites Alice Skelton and Marion Edward Russell in the presence of close family. The Rev. S. Davidson officiated with about twenty guests. a wedding breakfast followed. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside in Rochester New York.
Warren pages list film showings at Columbia Theatre with Alice Terry and Ramon Novarro in Lovers and Library Theatre featuring Lewis Stone and Billie Dove in Affairs of the Folies. Community events include Woodmen of America at 8:00, Epworth M E church class and pickup supper at 6:00, Taabelle Bazeltine auxiliary dinner at 6:30, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meeting in two rooms at 7:30, and a Rummage Sale by G A R. Tomorrow Columbia Theatre shows Livers with Alice Terry and Ramon Novarro, plus Library Theatre program. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Sah WME parish hall in Durham, and ety Lodge S F of A meets at 0 Rummage Sale details appear.
Miss Rebecca Schofield hosts a dinner Friday evening at her Third Avenue home. Honor guests will include Misses Martha Lampe Catherine Lampe and Charlotte Davidson. Only personal friends who will join the bridal party are invited. Evening features bridge.
The Rev and Mrs D L Woods left by motor for their Oakmont home after visiting Mrs Woods aunt Mrs J J Haight of 807 Market St. He preached a very able sermon at First Baptist last Sunday before a large local congregation and twenty Kane First Baptist members where the pastor served nine years.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts its annual Summer Christmas party in Founders Hall tomorrow at 3 p m to collect gifts for Christmas Missionary boxes sent to foreign fields and missionaries. Pearl Lund will attend. Mrs W E Frear will host. Mrs C A Strong leads the program. Mrs E H Trushel directs music. Gifts include toys, school supplies, personal care items, and sewing supplies.
Miss Bertha Mann of Einzua and Mrs W H Allen of Conewango Avenue are among guests returning home after visits in New York City and Buffalo. Miss Mildred Lawrence of Buffalo, and Miss Jennie Christian of Sheffield also traveled, while Mr and Mrs F A Billstone and family returned from Pittsfield Inn. Visitors from Philadelphia, Kane, and Kane area businesses are mentioned along Crescent Park and Clarendon Heights with plans to travel to Colorado and Willamsport for visits and fishing trips.
A brief urging readers to subscribe to The Tribune using a terse promotional line. It mentions Tribune Tosur ance and hints at benefits, but provides no concrete events, places, or people.
Peace C. E. Brown and Howard Benson of Columbus and C. C. Stroupe of Enterprise visited the courthouse on business today.
Poultry specialist HL H Kaufman from State College and county agri culturist H N Reist spent the day assisting Warren county farmers with poultry problems. The effort supports the county extension bureau idea farm project. Meanwhile Dr Theodore Parson began retesting 400 to 500 cattle for tuberculosis, following an April 15 test, with four townships scheduled to begin soon. Pavement repairs on Pennsylvania avenue west of the street railway ticket office aim to stop stone-throwing by tires and protect stores, after sewer work for Warren Savings Bank. Mrs E G Hamilton is this season's champion woman golfer at Conneango Valley Country Club, winning the 36-hole title. runner-ups include Mrs Miller Loan and Mrs J R Van Cleve, with concurrent matches and planned 4A events and luncheon.
Miss Ella Winifred Whan of this city becomes the bride of John Mullen Culbertson this afternoon at four o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson in Tiona. The ceremony is simple with only close friends and families present, about sixty guests. Reverend S. T. Davison will officiate, with Mrs. Plummer Printz as matron of honor and Mr. Printz as best man. A two course wedding supper will follow, catered by Mrs. Werle.
Mrs E Migibor and the committee arrange a charity bridge for Saturday afternoon September third at 2 pm. Mrs H D Wade hosts at 209 Third Avenue for club members and friends. Reservations for tables may be made by calling Mrs Wade at 1317 1. The event kicks off the fall season with a large turnout anticipated. The plan follows cool fall days and hopes for a successful afternoon.
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