Theatre Party for W. P. Club Members
The W. P. club members were treated to a surprise theater party by their husbands to see the Girls. After the show the group gathered for lunch at the New Castle club on Mercer street. About two dozen attended including Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Beal and many other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. P. Club
Opera House
Mercer Street
New Castle
W. L. Beal
George Hoelzle
Leslie Johnston
Paul Papenhausen
Russell Urmson
W. P. Felch
Social events schedule from Delaware area households
Mrs. Harry M. Moore hosts an evening card party on Delaware avenue. Mrs. Ross Phipps will entertain the 1909 Kensington. Mrs. R. A. Hughes and Leah on Lincoln avenue plan a 1 o'clock luncheon and card party. Mrs. J. D. F. Newell on North Mercer street to hold an afternoon card party. The American Woman's Guitor meets with Mrs. T. C. Armstrong on Croton avenue. open meeting at Mrs. Lyle Emery's Lyndale street. Y. M. P. club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin on County Line street. Sorosis hosted by Miss Harriet Leslie on Wallace avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Butz will entertain the Basket club on West Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Moore
Delaware Avenue
Ross Phipps
Crawfor Avenue
Kensington
R. A. Hughes
Leah
Lincoln Avenue
J. D. F. Newell
North Mercer Street
T.C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Lyle Emery
Lyndale Street
Herbert Martin
County Line Street
Sorosis
Harriet Leslie
Wallace Avenue
John M Butz
West Grant Street
Basket Club
Ladies' League Meeting Held at Denver Avenue Home
The Ladies league of the Protected Home Circle met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Jennie Cameron’s Denver avenue residence. Mrs. Mechem and Mrs. Cameron assisted with lunch. In two weeks Mrs. Mary Devlin of Bluff street will host and nominations of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League
Jennie Cameron
Denver Avenue
Mechem
Cameron
Mary Devlin
Bluff Street
Current Events Circle Meets at Mrs Long’s Residence
The Current Events circle of 1906 gathered with Mrs. Charles G. Long of Long Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Quotations from Burns accompanied roll call as topics were discussed. In three weeks, December 23, the circle will meet with Mrs. Charles G. Martin of Crawford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Long
Long Avenue
Burns
Charles G. Martin
Crawford Avenue
Theater Party Honors Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Smith
A theater party was hosted in the city in honor of Misses Carrie Hamilton of Neville Island and Leta Smith of Pittsburg. Guests included 14 attendees and out-of-town guest William Burns of Bellevue as the party saw the play Girls at the [L ter] opera house Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hamiiton
Neville Island
Leta Smith
Pittsburg
l@ter opera house
William Burns
Bellevue
Will O Club Hosts Dinner At Reynolds Street Home
Members and families of the Will O club gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. William Davis home in Reynolds Street. Pedro and lunch were the main features of the entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Oak Street plan to entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ’O Club
William Davis
Reynolds Street
Pedro
Frank Smith
Oak Street
Miss May Mooney Sail to Ireland on Campania
Miss May Mooney of Reynolds street left Tuesday evening for New York and sailed Wednesday on the Campania for Ireland to visit her parents. She expects to be away about three months and will visit parts of Europe before returning to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mooney
Reynolds Street
New York
Campania
Ireland
Miss Mooney
Europe
New Castle
W S P Club Meets For Needlework Afternoon
The W. S. P. club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. , Paul Papenhausen of East Main Street. Members spent time fashioning dainty needlework and enjoying refreshments. Mrs. Carl Reed of Wallace Avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Papenhausen
East Main Street
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Altman’s Home
The W C T U of the Fourth Presbyterian church plans a Thursday evening gathering at 7 o clock. The event will be held at the home of Mrs J E Altman on Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
J. E. Altman
Prospect Street
Musical Club Program Highlights Russian Composers
The Wednesday Morning Musical club at First Baptist Church featured a program on Balakirev Lindoff and Rimsky Korsakoff with performances by Ang ie Coombs Phyllis Dana Falls Mary Clarke Alice Cubbison Sara.Rubenstein Wilson and others. In two weeks Miss Mary Hamilton will host a followup event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balakirev
Lindoff
Rimsky Korsakoff
First Baptist Church
Charlies Greer
Mendelssohn
Rachel Patterson
Balakirew
Angie Coombs
Voices In the Wood
Rubenstein Wilson
B. F. Butler
Wee Eee
Ee Lindoff Beroeued
Christmas luncheon and sewing party hosted by Mrs Mercer
Mrs Elia Palm Mercer Street hosted a pleasant afternoon with guests including Mrs Mary Kirker of Hartman Street. The gathering featured sewing for Christmas with carnations given to each attendee and a luncheon followed by water covers for 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Kensing
Elia Palm
Mercer Street
Mary Kirker
Hartman Street
Ladies' Aid Held All Day at Fourth Presbyterian
The Ladies' Aid society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church met all day Wednesday in the church. The gathering was well attended and productive with dinner in the dining room. A regular monthly business meeting followed, and the next society meeting is scheduled for the first Wednesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Chhurch
Linen club awards prizes at Wednesday meeting
Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. G. L. Griffith received prizes at the Linen club gathering held Wednesday evening with Mrs. Minnie Fleckenstein of the Hoyt block. Refreshments of dainty order were served. Next week Mrs. Robert Miller of Point Place will entertain the club on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
G. L. Griffith
Linen Club
Minnie Fleckenstein
Hoyt Block
Point Place
Young People Gather at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church social
The St. Paul’s Lutheran youth group met at Rev. C. Frederick Frank’s Grant Street home Wednesday evening. They conducted business first, then shared refreshments during the social hour. An out of town guest, Mrs. Fahr of Sunbury, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran’ Church
C. Frederick Frank
Grant Street
Fahr
Sunbury
Ladies Entertain Guests With Card Party Prizes Awarded
Mrs. A B Nuzum of Beaver and Mrs M B Phillips of Kurtz street entertained informally at cards Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs W L Tex ter and Mrs C A Turner. Refreshments followed. Next Wednesday Mrs J W Phenicie of County Line street will host with the same guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Nuzum
Beaver
M. 8. Phillips
Kurtz Street
W.L. Texter
C. A. Turner
J. W. Phenicie
County Line Street
Day Nursery Elects E L Smith Assistant Secretary
Mrs. E. L. Smith was elected assistant secretary of the Children’s Day Nursery association at Wednesday’s meeting in the nursery. Members approved paying bills and related business. The next regular meeting is set for the first Wednesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Children’s Day Nursery Association
Alameda Club Social Evening Promises Fun and Games
Members enjoyed a mixed business and pleasure gathering on Wednesday evening at the Alameda club. During the social hour a number of games were played, music was rendered, and the club will meet again next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
C C T C Girls Entertained by Miss Boalich
The C C T C girls met with Miss Anna Boalich of High street Wednesday evening. Sewing, musical numbers and readings were the entertainment provided. A special meeting will be held Monday December 28 at Miss Hattie Beck’s Terrace avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. T.C
Anna Boalich
High Street
Hattie Beck
Terrace Avenue
Joint hostesses for W. S. P. club dinner Friday
Mrs. John Disbrow and Mrs. Leslie Johnstown will entertain the W. S. P. club and their husbands Friday evening December 18 at the former home on Sheridan avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Disbrow
Leslie Johnstown
W. S. P. Club
Sheridan Avenue
Hand Painted China Exhibit by Mrs. Mary Bauman Snyder
Mrs. Mary Bauman Snyder holds a hand painted china exhibit at the New Castle Art store on North Mill Street. All orders will receive prompt attention. Price listed as $713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauman Snyder
New Castle
North Mill Street
Reverend Crayton 5S Brooks Leads City Revival
Pastor of the First Christian church, Rev. Crayton 5S Brooks, conducts revivals at the Second Christian church in Warren, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crayton
Brooks
First Christian Church
Second Christian Church
Warren
Westminster College Board to Meet in Pittsburgh
Westminster College trustees will meet in Pittsburgh on December 15 with a banquet at Fort Pitt hotel. President R M Russell will report on progress and future plans as the college aims to advance. Athletic matters include R H Cussett named assistant football manager for 1909 in a tight vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Trustees
Pittsburg
Fort Pitt Hotel
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Fort Pitt
R. M. Russell
Russell
Beatty’s Ka Vita Draws New Castle Crowd at Paisley’s Drug Store
Mr Beatty, promoting Ka Vita, greets residents at Paisley’s drug store in New Castle. Charles Peckham of Mahoningtown testifies after a week on Ka Vita, reporting relief from stomach and liver trouble, better sleep, appetite, and energy. Beatty says locals are waking to the medicine’s claimed benefits. He works daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the corner Pittsburg street and Croton avenue drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
New Castle
Paisley
Pittsburg Street
Croton Avenue
Charles BE. Peckham
Mahoningtown
Mr. Beatty
Pasley’s Drug Store
Local Printers Install Officers In New Castle Union
New Castle Typographical union No. 270 installed officers at a regular meeting in Trades Assembly hall conducted by John F. Quinn. The event featured I T U quartet singing and social games after refreshments provided by committee members P S Evans James Jackamo and Joseph Maroney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Typographical Union ,No. 270
Trades Assembly Hall
John F. Quinn
Trades Assembly
Evans
James Jackamo
Joseph Maroney
E. F. Engle
Albert Street
W. J. Wolford
Charles Johnston
J. A. Cox
J. E. Keil
I. J. Gresham
Joseph B. Hutton
William van Gorder
P. S. Evans
H. Hull
James Jackamp
J. T. Matthews
P. * Evans
Joseph Maroneyy
Local Social Notes from Falls and Nearby Towns
Mrs Francis Williams of Falls street recovers from illness. William Jackson of Oberlin visited friends in the city Wednesday. Clark Lewis of Grant street returns from Titusville visit. William White of Warren Pa visits friends on the East side. Mrs Fahr of Sunbury visits her parents at Long avenue. Miss Anna P Stoops of Leechburg Pa nurse at the city hospital is seriously ill. Miss Mary Perkins returns from New Castle where she stayed for Thanksgiving with Mrs W H Thompson on Epworth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Williams
Falls Street
William Jackson
Oberlin
Clark Lewis
Grant Street
Titusville
William White
Warren
Fahr
Sunbury
Ferdinand Buser
Long Avenue
Anna P. Stoops
Leechburg
City Hospital
Mary Perkins
New Castle
W. H. Thompson
Epworth Street
Steubenville _Herald- Star
Butler High School Dedication Draws Large Attendance
The new high school building in Butler was formally dedicated Wednesday, with a well attended reception and tours of the facility. Architect William G. Eckles received praise for the auditorium, heating, and ventilation while Colonel William T. Mechling delivered the address announcing the project’s educational significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Board of Education
William G. Eckles
William T. Mechling
Mechling
W. G. Buckles
New Castle
Prisoners Given Chance to Work and Local Meeting Scheduled
Sheriff Waddington had trusty prisoners out shoveling ashes and cleaning the county jail this morning. They worked willingly and were glad for an airing. The West Side L. T. L. meets Friday at 4 in Wesley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddington
Wesley Church
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P. H. C. League
S. P. Club
W. Co. T
Metzler
Musical Club
Phyllis
Sara
Dana Falls
Er Oaks Ones Y Korsakoff
Nocturne
T.,c. Armstrong
E. C. Morrow
E. C. Blaine
Armstrong
Crotom Avenue
Charles C. Sullivan
Will Entertain Club
China
College Board
Elliott
Athletic Association of Westminster College
R. H. Cussett
Westminster
Athletic Association
Argo
Kistler
Carl McNary
R. M. Gilkey
MecNary
Co. C. Vance
R. T. Hood
Council
Cleveland
Lotals
Charles Mehl
Sharpsville
R. A. Crawford
Cambridge Springs
McElree
Miss Shaffer
Keystone Orchestra
West Middlesex
College Chapel
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
Buwer’s
Childre
Vuyu
Dr. Denton
Biles
E. Washington Street
New High School
Wednes
day—Butler
B. C. Rhodes & Son
Rearic Bros
I. W. Veach
Oil City, Pa
Poet
Euwer’s
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