Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Meet At Mrs Borland Home
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae gathered at Mrs Frances Borland's Garfield avenue home Wednesday evening with Miss Martha Leivo as associate hostess A special guest was Miss Julia Reiser national inspector from New York City Bridge tables were played and trophies went to Miss Hazel Bergland and Mrs Helen Robison Refreshments closed the event Members will be hosted by Misses Ruth Meyers and Geraldine Turk on Tuesday January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Frances Borland
Garfield Avenue
Martha Leivo
Julia Reiser
New York City
Hazel Bergland
Helen Robison
Ruth Meyers
Geraldine Turk
Field Club Bridge Event At New Castle Hosts Prize List
The New Castle Field Club held an evening bridge party on Wednesday with hosts Mr and Mrs David H Long. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James B Matthews A H Davis Jr and Q A McBride. Guests were treated to a late hour lunch before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
David H. Long
James B. Matthews
A. H. Davis, Jr
Q. A. McBride
O. D. 500 Club Hosts Visits And Plans New Year Watch
Mrs Wayne Lines hosted the O. D. 500 Club at her East Washington street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Nellie Phillips Mrs George Price and Mrs Russell Crane. A watch party is planned for New Year’s Eve at Mrs Crane’s Harrison street home. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs Lewis Mc Knight’s DuShane street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Lines
East Washington Street
O. D. 500
Nellie Phillips
George Price
Russell Crane
Harrison Street
Lewis McKnight
DuShane Street
Christmas Luncheon Tureen Party For Old Time Rebekahs
Mrs. C. B. George of Pine Street hosts the Old Time Rebekahs for a Christmas luncheon on Wednesday December 14. Inexpensive gifts will be exchanged at this gathering in her home.
Wimodausis Luncheon Planned for Wednesday
Plans are set for the Wimodausis monthly meeting to be held at the Cathedral on Wednesday December 14. Luncheon will be served at 1 o clock. Reservations are taken by Mrs Harry Pearce and Mrs H L Mc Featers as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Cathedral
Harry Pearce
H. L. McFeaters
Daughters of 1812 Meeting Saturday in New Castle
Perry Chapter Daughters of 1812 meet Saturday December 10 at 10 a.m. at 1408 Albert Street home of Mrs Wad dington for sewing. Members bring lunch and a small gift. Christmas program to follow at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Perry Chapter
Daughters of 1812
John Waddington
Albert Street
Kensington group hosts social afternoon at Griffith home
N H B Kensington members gathered at Mrs Clyde Griffiths home on Highland avenue for sewing and chat. Plans for a December 21 Christmas luncheon hosted by Mrs Louis Garrett were made with committee members Mrs C S Dickson Mrs Bert McKibben and Mrs Ed Johnston assisting. Lunch concluded the gathering with guest Mrs Ann Cooper in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
Clyde Griffith
Highland Avenue
Louis Garrett
Scotts Street
Garrett
C. S. Dickson
Bert McKibben
Ed. Johnston
Harry Remley
Ann Cooper
Fairfield girls form a bridge club with December 21 meeting
Miss Emily Reynolds of Fairfield avenue hosted a group of girls to form a bridge club. Members include Anne Kennedy Mary Moore Jeanne Book Christie Evelyn Moore Dorothy Cromie Alice Jane McCune Jean Winter and host Isabel Ralph with Esther Reynolds assisting. They plan to meet every other Wednesday starting December 21 at Jeanne Book Christie’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Reynolds
Fairfield Avenue
Anne Kennedy
Mary Moore
Jeanne Book Christie
Evelyn Moore
Dorothy Cromie
Alice Jane McCune
Jean Winter
Isabel Ralph
Esther Reynolds
Kensington Club Plans Friday Evening at Mrs Hoover's
The 1919 Kensington members will be entertained on Friday evening at the home of Mrs E G Hoover on Winter Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
E. G. Hoover
Winter Avenue
Former Local Girl Weds Tennessee Man
Miss Denise Westcott daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Westcott of Youngstown Ohio married Dan Wolf Jr of Memphis Tennessee on November 26 at the First Baptist parsonage in Marion Arkansas officiated by Dr Fleming. Mrs Wolf is field manager of Photo Reflex Studios New York City and formerly lived in New Castle. Mr Wolf works in his father's printing business in Memphis. The couple will reside at Forrest Park Memphis after a wedding trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Westcott
Frank E. Westcott
Powersway
Youngstown
Dan Wolf, Jr
Peach Street
Memphis
New Castle
Wolf
New York City
Forrest Park
Forrest Park Drive
Tenn
Helping Hand Class Christmas Dinner Held at Central Church
The Helping Hand class hosted a Yuletide dinner at Central Presbyterian Church on Wednesday honoring Mont S. Riley and Mrs. Grant Fisher. Dr. Charles B. Wingerd served as toastmaster as speakers included Dr. Grant Fisher Mont S. Riley Miss Fisher Wylie Wallace E. W. Lloyd and Mrs. Grant Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Massie
Finney, Williams and
Bohn
Martha Shrine Party Held in Shannon Home
Martha Shrine 14 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem entertained numerous women Friday evening at the home of Mrs. O. J. Shannon 224 Fairfield avenue in a series of parties by the chapter. Ten tables were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. Joseph Rick Mrs. Celia Gowell and Mrs. Albert Klingensmith. Pastel greens pinks and blues decorated tables during refreshments. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Lucy Round and Mrs. Alfreda Tindall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
O. J. Shannon
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph Rick
Celia Gowell
Albert Klingensmith
Shannon
Lucy Round
Alfreda Tindall
L. A. B. Club Hosts Christmas Evening at Carman Home
Members of the L. A. B. Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Frank Carman on Highland avenue for a routine evening with a tasty lunch served by her daughter Mrs. LeRoy Rice. Prizes were won by Mrs. Flora Cunningham and Mrs. I. A. Taylor with Mrs. Laura Ward as a special guest. On December 20 Mrs. Taylor will host a Christmas party at Adams street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. B. Club
Frank Carman
Highland Avenue
LeRoy Rice
Flora Cunningham
I. A. Taylor
Laura Ward
Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Prizes
The Ve-Ri-Ga Bridge Club guests included Miss Della Vaughn and Miss Lillian Price. Prizes went to Miss Dot Boyles and Mrs. Charles Westfall. Mrs. Westfall will entertain the club on December 21 at Wilmington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Vaughn
Boston Avenue
Dot Boyles
Charles Westfall
Lillian Price
Westfall
Wilmington Avenue
Latin Program Scheduled at George Washington Junior High
An appropriate Latin program will be presented in the regular semi monthly assembly by the Latin club under supervisor Miss Dorothy Jean Wallace at George Washington junior high school this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Dorothy Jean Wallace
Many Social Activities Listed At Westminster
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pa lists weekend social events. Fraternities Delta Phi Sigma Theta Upsilon Omega and Epsilon Theta Pi host dances, teas, and house parties. The Campus Club tea in Browne hall, a Hillside dorm party, and a non fraternity officers slate are noted with several student organizers and faculty hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Wyatt
Mary Turner
Theta Upsilon Omega Fraternity
Gordon Nevin
Monongahela
Browne Hall
Ben Euweka
John Moorhead
A. A. McDonald
Margaret Reed
Dean Mary Turner
Rodda
Epsilon Theta Pi Fraternity
Waugh Avenue
David Gephart
Elizabeth
Harold Black
Alan B. Davis
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Olive Mills
Bellevue
Westminster
Joseph Lockley
New Castle
John Gerstner
Philadelphia
Martha Morrow
Oil City
College
Willard George
Youngstown
Charles Schmitt
Tarentum
Katherine Achert
Erie
Sewing Session at Jameson Memorial Hospital
A good attendance marked Wednesday morning’s meeting of the Paul Lawrence Dunbar Reading Circle at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Members and other city women sewed articles for the institution and will repeat the event next Wednesday from 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Paul Lawrence Dunbar Reading Circle
Berkmah Bridge Club Members Entertained
Miss Martha Rose hosted Berkmah Bridge Club guests Wednesday evening. Prizes for honor scores went to Muriel Edmunds and Mary Casey. A late night collation was served by the hostess with help from Mary Long. In two weeks Mrs. B F Van Dyke will host at Meyer Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rose
Berkmah Bridge Club
Muriel Edmunds
Mary Casey
Mary Long
B. F. van Dyke
Meyer Avenue
Evening Frolic at Cosmo Club House
The Cosmo club announces a December frolic at their clubhouse 217 North Mercer Street. Charles Levine and his entertainment committee have organized a festive event for members and friends with plans to ensure a joyous evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Club
North
Mercer Street
Charles Levine
Italy Topic Dominates Lawrence County Club Meeting
The study group of the Department of International Relations of the Lawrence County Federation of Womens Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs J F Perelman's Boyles avenue home. Mrs L G Pangratz spoke on Mussolini The Boy and Mrs D M Keast on Mussolini And Fascism. Guest speaker Mrs 8 D Pearson shared her trip to Italy. The group plans to meet February first at Mrs Keast's Wallace avenue home with Mrs George White leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of International Relations
Lawrence County Federation of Womens Club
J. F. Perelman
Boyles Avenue
Harry Emersons Fosdick
Prayer of Mankind
8. D. Pearson
Italy
Keast
Wallace Avenue
George White
Methodist Women Tea at Parsonage
Several hundred members and friends of the Guild of the First Methodist church attended a tea party Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage on Highland avenue and Clenmore boulevard. From two to five o clock the guests enjoyed a musical program led by Mrs. E. F. G. Harper with solos by Mrs. W. J. Caldwell and Mrs. Harry Gormley. Katherine Wilcox gave readings, and decoration featured white chrysanthemums with a pale yellow rose centerpiece and silver tapers. Attendants poured and served refreshments were by Mrs. Carl Paisley and Mrs. W. A. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the First Methodist Church
Highland Avenue
Clenmore Boulevard
E. F. G. Harper
W. J. Caldwell
Harry Gormley
Helen Ewing
James Moorehead
A. A. Taylor
Katherine Wilcox
Jennie Forquer
Ida Paisley
W. L. Beal
Roy Miller
Unit Plans Holiday Tea At Court Street Church
The Court Street Unit of the Epworth M E church met at Mrs. C H Andrews home with fourteen attendees. They plan a poinsettia tea December 16 from 2 to 4 PM and an ingathering for the Christmas festival Friday and Saturday. The next regular session will be January 5 at 6:30 PM with a tureen dinner at the church led by Mrs. R H McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Epworth M. E. Church
C. H. Andrews
R. H. McCann
B N W Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Bouldens
Mrs M P Boulden of Adams Street hosted the B N W Bridge Club on Wednesday with three guests Miss Louise Harlan Miss Josephine Miller and Miss Laura Mae Boulden. Prizes went to Mrs J J Horean and Mrs Paul Burrows. Lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Boulden
Adams Street
B. N. W. Bridge Club
Louise Harlan
Josephine Miller
Laura Mae Boulden
J. J. Horean
Paul Burrows
Laura Mae
Miss Miller
Horean
East Washington Street
Vera Montrella Announces Velma Perell and Alfred Scarnati Wed
Mrs Vera Montrella of 603 Harbor Street announces the marriage of her sister Velma Perell daughter of Mrs Madge Perell of 312 East Division Street to Alfred Scarnati son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Scarnati of Shady Side. The ceremony was held Wednesday in Alderman Green office. Scarnati works at Johnson Bronze Company. They plan a honeymoon at Atlantic City and will reside with the groom's parents afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Montrella
Harbor Street
Velma Perell
Madge Perell
East Division Street
Alfred Scarnati
Samuel Scarnati
Shady Side
Alderman Green
Scarnati
Johnson Bronze Company
Atlantic City
Christmas Party Held by M. W. Club on Reynolds Street
Miss Mary Armstrong hosted M. W. Club members on Tuesday evening on Reynolds Street. Gifts and cards contests featured the event with prizes awarded to Mrs. Thomas Thomas and Mrs. Homer Miles. A farewell lunch was served by the hostess and her mother. two weeks later the club will meet at Miss Hazel Stein’s home on Cunningham Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Armstrong
Reynolds Street
M. W. Club
Thomas Thomas
Homer Miles
Hottess
Hazel Steinbring
Cunningham Avenue
Seminar Group Hosts China Study Session in New Castle
Mrs William Wilson of Sumner Avenue welcomed the Seminar Group of the Fine Arts Department of the New Castle Woman's Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A W Urmson discussed China's drama and music and Mrs John Noth durst spoke on religion and philosophy. Mrs C C Green will host the next meeting on Wednesday December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Sumner Avenue
New Castle
Neighborhood shower honors Mrs Victor Colello
Mrs Victor Colello of South Mill street was honored with a social gathering on Wednesday evening. Friends neighbors and relatives presented her with gifts and prizes were won by Mrs Thomas Cusino and Mrs Nick Altobelli. A luncheon followed hosted by the hostess with Sallie Lou and Dolores Cusino assisting. 35 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Colello
South Mill Street
Thomas Cusino
Nick Altobelli
Sallie Lou
Dolores Cusino
Daniel Leasure Auxiliary Election Highlights
The Daniel Leasure Auxiliary No. 52 of the United Spanish War Veterans held its regular meeting at the Legion Home on Tuesday. Officers were elected including President Violet Hanselmann and senior vice Nancy VanHorn. Christmas party plans were set for December 20 with committees led by Margaret Whitacre and lunch duties assigned to Violet Hanselmann, Isabelle Knowles, Edna Vaughn, and Clara Hurlebous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Legion Home
Violet Hanselmann
Nancy VanHorn
Cora Hexemer
Clara Harlebous
Isabelle Knowles
Viola Buell
Martha Carr
Mary Ouster
Bessie Nessle
M. L. Tyler
Margaret Whitacre
Ethel Scott
Edna Vaughn
Clara Hurlebous
Hanukkah Meeting of Jewish Women in New Castle
Members of the New Castle Chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women held a Hanukkah meeting in Temple Israel on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Sam Lubel in charge. Rabbi E Charry of Temple Anshe Emeth Youngstown Ohio reviewed Pearl Buck's Good Earth. Grandmothers hosted and served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
National Council of Jewish Women
Temple Israel
Sam Lubel
E. Charry
Temple Anshe Emeth
Youngstown
Ohio
Pearl Buck
H. Robins
Marcus Feuchtwanger
S. Meyers
A. Marlin
Joseph Ehrlich
S. Blau
D. Frank
Sigma Kappa Members and Guests Gather in New Castle
The New Castle Alumnae Sigma Kappa group met Wednesday evening at Miss Kathryn Elder’s home 507 East Moody Avenue. Elder shared impressions from a Boston trip while a hostess and associate hostess served refreshments. The group plans to meet again on the first Wednesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Sigma Kappa
Kathryn Elder
East Moody Avenue
Elder
Boston
Ned Chapman
Pauline Rowland Hosts Birthday Party at Shaw Street
Miss Pauline Rowland entertained Ne-Ca-Hi class associates on Shaw street to celebrate her birthday. Seven couples attended with radio music dancing and chat. Her parents Mr and Mrs L O Rowland and sister Virginia served lunch beside a large birthday cake as gifts were presented to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Rowland
Shaw Street
L. O. Rowland
Virginia
Miss Rowland
Women organize the Gay Sewing Circle club debut
Miss Mary Audin hosted a Wednesday evening gathering of associates who formed the Gay Sewing Circle. Mrs. Rose Cump was elected president and Miss Catherine Augustine secretary treasurer. The group enjoyed sewing and chat before lunch served by the hostess and Mrs Cumo. Louise Reda will host the next meeting at her 912 South Mill home on December 14 at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Audin
South Mill Street
Rose Cump
Catherine Augustine
Cumo
Louise Reda
Wata-Card-Club Formed by Young Girls in Miss Morris Home
A group of young girls formed the Wata-Card-Club at Miss Lillian Morris’s Cunningham avenue home on Wednesday evening. Special guests included Miss Bertha Leonhardt, Amos Zeigler, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClintock. Prizes were won by Mrs. Tom Baskeyfield and Harry McClintock. lunch followed with aides Mrs. Louise Moore and Mrs. Lissie McKissick helping. Miss Mildred Houk of Bay street will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Morris
Cunningham Avenue
Bertha Leonhardt
Amos Zeigler
Harry McClintock
Tom Baskeyfield
Louise Moore
Lissie McKissick
Mildred Houk
Bay Street
Train Victim Identified Not Known to Local District
A man killed by a P. and L. E. passenger train west of New Castle Junction last Friday drew few inquiries. Coroner Orville Potter reported no clues to the victim’s identity and suspected he was not a local resident. He was buried Saturday in City Home burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E
New Castle Junction
Orville Potter
City Home
Body of man found in river near Riverside Park
Clarksville police report the body of Edward Black aged 69, caretaker of Riverside Park, found in the river after he had been missing from his residence. Investigators await autopsy results to determine cause and time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville, Pa
Edward Black
Riverside Park
Castle Club Hosts Holiday Evening At Home
Mrs. W G McMullen entertained Castle Club members Tuesday evening with card games and prizes for Mrs. Harry Lackey Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. Harry Shaffer. Hostess gifted Mrs. Frank Hill. Lunch by the hostess and Doris McMullen along with Helen Kelley featured Christmas decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McMullen
Castle Club
Harry Lackey
John Wagner
Harry Shaffer
Frank Hill
Doris McMullen
Helen Kelley
Frank Sargeant
Neshannock Avenue
1923 S. L. Club Notes Party At Leasure Avenue
Mrs. Dennis Donegan hosted the 1923 S. L. club on Leasure avenue with three tables of 500. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Delane and Mrs. Frank Cray. Miss Ethel Margaret Donegan helped. Special guests included Mrs. Mary Hettenbaugh and Mrs. Frank Cray. A Christmas party is planned in two weeks at Mrs. Jack Hanna’s home on Front street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Club
Dennis Donegan
Leasure Avenue
Fred Delane
Prank Cray
Ethel Margaret Donegan
Mary Hettenbaugh
Frank Cray
Jack Hanna
Front Street
Bodys Found in Shenango River Declared Accidental Drowning
Harold Black discovered the body in about six feet of water. Dr. W A Applegate the county coroner ruled accidental drowning. The deceased had been home since Friday and was found in the Shenango river. he wore a heavy overcoat which likely prevented swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango River
W. A. Applegate
Harold Black
Black
World rewards appearances of merit more than merit itself
Statement argues that society favors visible success over intrinsic quality. It suggests external recognition often outweighs actual merit, highlighting how reputations can outweigh substance in opportunities and advancement.
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O. D
Old Time
Rebekahs
Tonight
5 Star Theatre
Aborn Opera Co
WABC
Standard Oil Company OF Pennsylvania
Lou Redman
Danceland Gents
E. Nolan
Mer
Daughters OF 1812 Meeting
Resinol
Dept
Baltimore
Offutt’s
Bargain Center
South Mill St
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Penn Theatre
Bidg
N. Mercer St
Optometry
Gerson
Towle
Mather
Mather Bros. CO
Tennessee
Martha
Ve-Ri-Ga
E. M. McCreary
Monroe St
H. Lloyd Rich
Optometrist
N. Mill St
Columbia University
Hillside
Alpha Gamma Delta Committee
Dorothy Bigham
Jane Baker
Pittsburgh
Jane Black
Butler
Mary Blackwood
Cleveland Heights
Berkmah Bridge
Ole
Luden’s
Luden
Isaly
Corner Mill
Washington
Metzlers
O’coats
Rowland
Gay Sewing Circle
Altoona, PA
Washington, D.C
D. R. Harris
F. T. A. Club
Della Absalom
Minerva Club
Arthur Gilchrist
Norwood Avenue
Onyx Club
Dorothy Fletcher
North Mercer Street
Butler Girls Club
D. C. Bovard
Winslow Avenue
L. S. C. Book Club
Henry Leichty
Clayton Street
John A. Matadora
Campbell
O. Louise
Donald A. Buchanan
Warren
Frances Adams
Windman
Ralph Royce
Portsmouth
Dorothy Phillips
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
E. Washington St
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