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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
13
Cascade park will drop private dances and offer public dancing each evening this season. A five cent per dance fee applies so attendees pay only for dances. Thursday crowds may still gather on that night though parties in the pavilion are canceled.
Arrangements are underway by the Fellows for an Easter dance to be held in Mikado hall on Monday evening April 20. The event is expected to be a major social occasion for the younger set and marks the first party since February’s Valentine dance. Other dances are planned during Easter week, including the Lawrence club on April 21 and the New Castle Masons on April 23.
Miss Olive Miller of Pine street hosted the L I G N club for the third time in a week on Tuesday evening. The guests played 500 and refreshments were served. Miss Mabel Wilson of Croton avenue will entertain the club Friday evening, April 10.
Mrs Daniel Kennedy of Blaine street hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering with needle work as the main pastime. At an appointed time Mrs J Q Roberts assisted in serving a selected collation, and Mrs J L Moses of Richelieu avenue will host in two weeks.
Progressives captured attention as Holland club members gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Moehle’s Court street home. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for two weeks with Mrs. Scott McCaslin hosting on Pittsburg street.
The Randolph circle of the King’s Daughters of the First Methodist church held a Tuesday business meeting. They plan an all day gathering next Tuesday. The group finished an ordinary sewing session yesterday.
Mrs Marie Wilson of Highland Avenue will entertain the Twentieth Century Club next Tuesday evening, inviting members to join in a social gathering at her home.
At the First Baptist church Saturday April 4 supper from 6 to 8 priced 15c. Local community event appears in church notices with a fundraising or fellowship aim.
A Monday evening shower at Mrs Seth Marshalls North Walnut street home honored Miss Elizabeth McMillin bride elect of Clifford G Chambers. Guests played a 500 game, enjoyed a red and white luncheon, and viewed gifts arranged in a red heart motif with matching tal tallies.
Miss Clara Hoye of North street is to wed Mr. George Buhl Field next Wednesday. An informal party hosted by Miss Ernestine Permar of Croton avenue brought 14 of her associates for games, luncheon, and floral decor. Guests included Mrs. William Horton from Youngstown and Olive Dean of Superior street planning future gatherings.
In honor of Miss Irene Watson of Toronto Ontario who is the guest of friends and relatives in this city Miss Elsa Ashmore of Highland avenue entertained a small gathering Tuesday evening Cupid's art gallery was a featured game and music and diversions amused the party at a late hour the hostess with her sisters Misses Ethel and Charlotte Ashmore served refreshments
The central committee met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J S Martin of Oak Street. They completed plans for the spring convention to be held in Ellwood City on Thursday April 30. The program will be distributed later and is expected to be of interest.
The ladies degree team of the Protected Home Circle will meet this Wednesday evening in the P H C hall.
Mrs J F Leonardson hosts the Highland 500 club on Boyle Avenue. Croton Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid meet to quilt Thursday at 2 30 PM. Second United Presbyterian Women Missionary society gather at 2 30 PM with speaker Margaret Houston fresh from Moody Institute Chicago.
The S. B. Kennelly Co announces a spring millinery opening at No. 68 West Washington Street on Thursday April 2, 1908. The event showcases new styles and headwear for the season.
The Eye a Specialty offers free examinations at the new Curl Optical Specialist on 51 corner Mill and North streets. Errors of vision corrected without drugs.
George Gargan fell into a ditch in Youngstown yesterday and was perhaps fatally injured. The incident is reported amid advertising for Paints Lead, Zinz and Pure Linseed Oil by Sample Hardware Co. of Mahoningtown, Pa.
Miz Elizabeth Stanton returns home to Youngstown after a city visit. Wilbur Grace of Cleveland visits his parents on East street. Charles Carpenter of Crawford avenue recovers from typhoid fever. Henry Klee joins F S Sullivan in barbering at 11 Apple alley next Monday. Edith Kellogg of Brookline Mass returns after visiting Florence Henderson. Charles Kelly resumes work at South Sharon tin plate office after weeks away. Amy Smith of Wallace avenue travels to Utica New York for two weeks with Alice Snape. Mary and Sara Whaley visit sister Bessie Gillespie in Pittsburg. John Hale family moves from East County Line road to Benjamin Dicks farm near Prospect. Hale resigns Lehigh Portland Cement night superintendent post to farm.
Report from near Dresden describes dog soldiers delivering messages over a mile and a quarter in under two minutes. Pack dogs carry 300 cartridges and fetch replenishments while ambulance dogs seek wounded and guide aid. The test suggests Germany could field many working dogs in future campaigns.
Forestry students at the university and agricultural college plan distinctive dress with pink or violet corduroy trousers tan shoes and a distinctive hat. Forestry enrollment reaches a record high with forty freshmen registering this year, five times previous totals, signaling growing emphasis on the profession.
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