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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
5
All New Castle presents a broad spring skirt collection in blacks blues and browns. The line features gored circular effects, side and box plaited designs, and generous fullness, with tailored silhouettes and a focus on perfect fit at an attractive price.
The Columbus Circle Easter dance at the Wampum opera house drew over 25 couples with guests from Wampum Beaver Falls and nearby towns. Duffy and Conn led the event praised by attendees as well conducted. The Girls club of Wampum issued more than 100 invitations for a leap year party planned for May 6 across nearby cities.
Miss Campbell and Mr. Charles of Youngstown held the places of honor at the ceremony. The event drew local figures and marked a notable community recognition.
The Alameda club gathered Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey of Waldo Street as hosts. Guests enjoyed card games, music, and other diversions, followed by refreshments. Miss Lizzie McWilliams of Hamilton Street is set to entertain the club next Thursday evening.
Miss Pearl Johnson hosts a Saturday afternoon Kensington. Miss Alice McCready plans East Street card party. Mrs. John Huckel entertains at six for Mrs. Clyde McCowan. Miss Lyda McKee hosts the 8. A. K. girls. Mr and Mrs William Allison entertain the Good Time club. Y M C A auxiliary meets at 3 30 in the Y M C A parlors. Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church meet in the parlors.
Thursday Kensington members gathered with Miss Olivia Griffith of West Washington street for a sewing session. Refreshments were served at a seasonable hour. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks with Mrs. Robert Simpson of West Washington street.
Mr and Mrs Thomas McCormick of Clearview avenue entertained a party of friends at cards Thursday evening. The guests numbered 18 and euchre was the game played. The prizes were awarded to Mrs Daly and John Lynch. Delicious refreshments were served.
After four weeks the Utopia club met Thursday with Mrs Harry Black of Ralph Avenue as hostess. The usual sewing preceded a dainty collation. Mrs Craig of Ralph Avenue will entertain the Kensington in four weeks.
Mr and Mrs Clifford G Chambers are honeymooning in New York and expect to return home to Lincoln Avenue this weekend. The couple were married this month and will take up housekeeping upon their return.
The New Castle club held the final indoor party at the Masonic temple with music and dancing. Mrs H Milton Brown of Ashtabula attended as an out of town guest. Refreshments were served by James Stewart and dancing lasted late. The club plans six summer dances at Cascade Park. Mrs Walter Reynolds hosted a Kensington gathering with needlework, conversation, and a dinner.
The ladies of the Carnation Kensington were entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Jenkins's Lyndal Street home. Sewing and a delicious lunch highlighted the gathering. The Kensington plans a meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Boyd Coulter's 301 Pittsburg Street home.
The Lady Macabees held a Thursday meeting at Woodman hall with one candidate initiated. The group voted to initiate a large class in June and organize a picnic. The next gathering is in two weeks.
The Ladies League of the Protected Home Circle met with Mrs. C. H. Hal on Jones Street Thursday evening. After business, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Barnes of Cascade Avenue.
Miss Mary Harrah returns from Pittsburg where she visited friends. Miss Irene Davis of Sheridan avenue is improving from typhoid fever. Mrs. Clifford Smith of Conneaut guests Mrs. DeGraff Pearson of West Grant Street. Miss Bess Kratz returns from Pittsburg visit with Mrs. J. W. Bryson. Miss Frances Bastress returns from Grove City visit with Miss Edna Watson. Miss Hazel Mills returns home after visiting grandmother Elizabeth St. Clair. Allan Chambers returns to Carnegie Technical School after vacation with Mrs. J. W. Bryson. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hanlin conclude visit in Pittsburg and stay with C. L. Harrah family at Graceland.
The funeral of Mrs Abigail Price will be Friday at 7 30 pm at 532 Scioto street. The remains will be shipped to Youngstown Saturday at 3 25 pm for interment in Youngstown cemetery. services at 384 Braden street Sunday at 2 pm. Ladies of the Golden Eagle to meet Friday at 129 Syndal street. Miss Ann Jane Campbell, daughter of Neal Campbell and granddaughter of Revolutionary soldier Daniel Shehy, died Wednesday at an old age. she was born in 1832 and taught in Lawrence county and Ohio. The funeral was held from the
The interment for Mrs C M Reilly of 118 Lane Avenue Youngstown occurred Friday at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Herriott widow of David T Herriott died in Chicago and was buried Thursday at Ohltown Methodist church in Ohltown near Niles Ohio. She is mother of E N Ohl of this city.
Grover Cleveland, aged former president, suffering from rheumatic gout and acute indigestion, passed a good night and is reported better today in Lakewood New Jersey. Doctors say there is no danger of any critical development in his illness.
10c Rio Coffee 10c per pound good Rio coffee. Green or black tea 20c per pound and up. Fresh Northern Ohio eggs 17c per dozen. Hams 12 1 2c bacon 16c. at Rees & Spencer's 30 West Washington Street. lt
Attorneys for Mrs. Alice Reeble argue the Pittsburg street property once owned by Ernest Bauman is deeded to Mrs. Reebel and the Bauman will cannot affect it. They say probate is sought to allow potential future heirs a share if money is found, though none is known. A hearing before Register and Recorder Eakin is set for next Tuesday.
Central Presbyterian church hosts a bean supper Saturday night with 65 attendees and 15 cents as the price per plate.
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