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A pleasant evening was enjoyed by about fifty Wednesday last at the home of Miss Mae Morgan, 160 Jackson Avenue, when the Unique Sewing Circle entertained. Supper was served at 8 o'clock. Streamers, and other decorations were in the dining room. During the evening vocal, piano and violin selections were given by Messrs. Chester Escher, John Langly, William Flanagan, Charles Dohn, Patrick Heines and Miss Margret Furlong. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mrs. M. Gelchion, Mrs. B. Lauer, Mrs. A. Connelly, Mrs. Owen McLaughlin, Mrs. Routh, Mrs. Norton, Misses Catherine Gelchion, Mae Morgan, Bertha Lauer, Winifred Gelchion, Mae Connelly, Catherine McLaughlin, Marion Routh, Elizabeth Gelchion, Jennie Gelchion, Anna Lake, Bertha Frye, Catherine Carey, Catherine Norton, Esther Rankin, Margaret McLaughlin, Margaret Furlong, Helen Morgan, Della Morgan, Margaret Morgan, the Messrs. James Norton, Chester Escher, William Flanagan, Patrick Helnes, John Morgan, Cleadis McHugh, Matthew Hill, Harry Cunningham, Arthur Carpenter, Thomas Norton, John Langley, William Flynn, James Magnier, William Heaney, John Enright, George Enright, Harold Routh, Matthew Gelchion, Edmund Coyne, Joseph Furlong, Joseph Morgan, Patrick McCarthy, Timothy Goldsmith and Charles Dohn. The mothers of all the young ladies of the club were the guests of the evening. The next meeting of the Unique Sewing Circle will be held at the home of Misses Gelchion, 64 Rose Avenue, this evening.

Identified people with Wikidata entries edit

• Sarah Jane Carr (1863-1950) as Mrs. Norton
• Thomas Patrick Norton I (1895-1950) as Thomas Norton
• Katherine Mary Norton (1894-1942) as Catherine Norton
• James Joseph Norton I (1892-1961) as James Norton
• Margaret Agnes Conboy (1866-1951) as Mrs. Owen McLaughlin
• Catherine Agnes McLaughlin (1893-1989) as Catherine McLaughlin
• Mary A. Maloney (1865-1943) as Mrs. M. Gelchion
• Winifred Gelchion (1891-1984) as Winifred Gelchion

Women identified by their husband's name edit

• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan,
• Mrs. M. Gelchion, who is Mary A. Maloney (1865-1943)
• Mrs. B. Lauer,
• Mrs. A. Connelly,
• Mrs. Owen McLaughlin, who is Margaret Agnes Conboy (1866-1951)
• Mrs. Routh,
• Mrs. Norton, who is Sarah Jane Carr (1863-1950)

Single women edit

• Catherine Gelchion, is Katherine Gelchion (1893-?) who will marry John Morgan. Thomas Morgan is most likely his father.
• Mae Morgan
• Bertha Lauer
• Winfred Gelchion, who is Winifred Gelchion (1891-1984)
• Mae Connelly
• Catherine Mclaughlin, who is Catherine Agnes McLaughlin (1893-1989) who will marry William Thomas Rankin I (1890-1970)
• Marion Routh
• Elizabeth Gelchion who is Elizabeth Agnes Gelchion (1891-1961) who will marry William Henry Haney (1888-1985)
• Jennie Gelchion who is most likely Jane B. Gelchion (1899-1976)
• Anna Lake
• Bertha Frye
• Catherine Carey
• Catherine Norton, who is Katherine Mary Norton (1894-1942)
• Esther Rankin, who is Esther Rankin (1892-1959) who will marry Frank Fowler
• Margaret Furlong
• Helen Morgan
• Della Morgan
• Margaret Morgan

Single men edit

• James Norton, who is James Joseph Norton I (1892-1961)
• Chester Escher,
• William Flanagan,
• Patrick Helnes,
• John Morgan,
• Cleadis McHugh,
• Matthew Hill,
• Harry Cunningham,
• Arthur Carpenter,
• Thomas Norton, who is Thomas Patrick Norton I (1895-1950)
• John Langley,
• William Flynn,
• James Magnier,
• William Heaney,
• John Enright, who is John Enright (1894-1967)
• George Enright, who is George Vincent Enright (1890-1965)
• Harold Routh,
• Matthew Gelchion, who is Matthew John Gelchion I (1886-1966)
• Edmund Coyne,
• Joseph Furlong,
• Joseph Morgan,
• Patrick McCarthy,
• Timothy Goldsmith,
• Charles Dohn,

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