Mrs Rentz Hosts Christmas Party for Queen Esther Aux
Mrs. Fred L. Rentz hosted seventy eight guests at the Queen Esther Auxiliary Christmas gathering at her Edison Avenue home. Seven new members joined including Mrs. Mechem Holcomb Cole Cannbury Merriman Reed and Miss Grace Kramer. A program featured devotions by Miss Rupert, readings, carols, and whistled compositions by Miss Pearson and Miss McMahon. Gifts were exchanged and donated to a Children's Home. A Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra concert is planned January 22 at the Senior High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
Queen Esther
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edison Avenue
W. C. Mechem
R. K. Holcomb
DeLace Cole
Cannbury
Charles Merriman
Ralph Reed
Grace Kramer
C. Ed. Brown
Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra of
New Wilmington
Pearl Kirker Weds Frank Mizner Smith
Pearl Kirker and Frank Mizner Smith announced their marriage in Youngstown on December 14 at the First Christian church. Pearl Kirker, Brown satin dress, is a New Castle High School graduate 1920 and works at White's Millinery. Smith, Raven High School graduate, attended Toledo Medical School and works as a druggist at Franklin Drug Co. They will live in Youngstown after the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirker
Hamilton Street
Pearl
Frank Mizner Smith
South Hine Street
Youngstown
First Christian Church of
Arthur J. Williams
Miss Kirker
Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs. Philip Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wagner hosted a surprise birthday dinner at Rhodes Place for Mrs. Philip Wagner. Seventeen relatives attended with poinsettias and Christmas decor. Aides included Mrs. A. C. McGoun and Mrs. C. B. Dickson. After dinner guests enjoyed music and conversation. The Wagners plan a winter in St. Cloud Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Philip Wagner
A. C. McGoun
St. Cloud, Fla
Club Girls Enjoy Christmas Partyat Sara Rice Home
Miss Sara Rice hosted the Indiana Girls at her Croton avenue residence Tuesday evening. Twenty members attended with Kensington and music, a miniature Christmas tree, and decorations. Guests exchanged gifts and enjoyed refreshments prepared by the hostess with sisters Marie and Anna and Miss Ruth Lallade. The next meeting January 26 with Miss Eleanor Ward will elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Rice
Croton Avenue
Kensington
Music
Marie and
Anna
Ruth Lallade
Eleanor Ward
Norwood Avenue
Feder ation of Women's clubs holds December meeting
Eleven clubs attended the Feder ation of Women's clubs gathering at the Y W C A parlors. Plans for March annual meeting were discussed and the Southwestern district meeting was slated for New Castle in 1927. Mrs J E Wright reported on the Service Star Legion efforts for ex soldiers at Christmas and the federation paper will publish monthly before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federated Clubs
New Castle
J. E. Wright
Service Star Legion
Federation
Christmas Themed Meeting Of The B B Club
Mrs Don ald Warnock hosted the Christmas mood meeting of the B B Club Tuesday evening with fifteen members present. Special guests included Mrs Harry Edwards of Washington DC and Mrs William Pitzer. Prizes went to Mrs W H Tanney and Mrs E S Warnock. Gifts were exchanged and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Charles Siegfried s home on County Line Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Warnock
B. B. Club
Harry Edwards
Washington, D. C
William Pitzer
W. H. Tanney
E. S. Warnock
Charles Siegfried
County Line Street
Christmas party by First M E church women
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the First M E church holds a Christmas party on Thursday evening December 17 in the Sunday school room. Mrs. George D. Morris leads the program. refreshments are by Mrs. Ralph Craig Mrs. A M McCannan and Mrs. E M Bartlett. Members are asked to bring gifts of money toys and other articles for the Navajo Indian school at Farmington New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
George D. Morris
Ralph Craig
A. M. McCannan
E. M. Bartlett
Farmington
New Mexico
Dorcas Class Christmas Party at Epworth M E
Forty three members of the Dorcas class attended the Epworth Methodist Sunday School monthly meeting and Christmas party Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Epworth M. E. Sunday School
Christmas Party at Meyer Avenue Home
Mrs. C. H. Shaffer hosted a Christmas gathering at Meyer Avenue with decorations, a tree, and Santa Claus. Gifts were exchanged and a charitable basket for a needy family was planned. Assisting guests included Miss Sarada DeVore and Mrs. Cochran. Next meeting time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Shaffer
Meyer Avenue
Santa Claus
Sarada DeVore
Kensington and Local Clubs List Members and Addresses
A compiled roster lists many Kensington clubs and members with respective addresses including Gowanda, East Washington street, Blaine street, Englewood avenue, Norris block, Adams street, E. Wallace avenue, Temple avenue, Reynolds street and Smithfield street. Organizations named include Highland Book club Modern 500 club A. O. U. Girls Mutato club Gramada Kensington S. O. B. Kensington G. A. T. Kensington Ladies' Scottish club Iona Kensington West Side club C and G 1921 club Cosy 1923 club L. A. B. club and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. W. Kensington
W. C. Burchfield
East Washington Street
Gowanda Club
Edward Mayberry
Blaine Street
Art Club
Jack McNeil
Englewood Avenue
Wee Fu Club
C. G. Edson
Norris Block
N. H. B. Kensington
R. E. Elmore
Adams Street
Highland Book Club
George A. Rigby
E. Wallace Avenue
Modern 500 Club
Carl Byrne
Elizabeth Street
Mutato Club
George Houston
Neshannock Avenue
Gramada Kensington
William McIver
Shaw Street
S. O. B. Kensington
James Campbell
State Street
G. A. T. Kensington
Ben Jones
Temple Avenue
Ladies’ Scottish Club
James Morgan
Reynolds Street
Iona Kensington
Frank Glasgow
Lowery Street
West Side
Elizabeth Mitchell
Garfield Avenue
Charles Harris
Edward Johnson
Smithfield Street
Wilbur Jones
N. Mercer Street
Christmas Party Hosted by Harris Family in East Washington
Ten members of the Elwilda Kensington attended a Christmas party at David Harris's home on East Washington Street. Mrs. W. H. Fox and Miss Marie Fox hosted with Miss Helen Fray as a special guest. Needlework and music provided entertainment and Christmas gifts were exchanged. Dainty refreshments were served by Miss Marie Fox with assistance from Mrs. David Harris. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwilda Kensington
David Harris
East Washington Street
W. H. Fox
Marie Fox
Helen Fray
Christmas Party At American Legion Home With Veterans
Daniel Leaster auxiliary and United Spanish American War Veterans along with their husbands held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at the American Legion home. Thirty attended the card game event with a gift exchange and lunch provided by committee members Amelia Allen Lydia Robertson Anna Flansburg and Mrs Ousler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure
United
American Legion
Amelia Allen
Lydia Robertson
Anna Flansburg
Ousler
Venison Dinner Shared By Jordons With N R V Club
Mr and Mrs C M Jordon hosted a 6 o clock venison dinner on Tuesday evening on South Croton avenue with the N R V club as guests. Christmas tones decorated the room and a brief business session followed by games of five hundred. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Willard Zehner of Eilwood New Castle road will entertain.
Jolly Old Timers Meet at Mrs Benett Home
Members of the Jolly Old Timers club gathered Tuesday at Mrs Anna Benett’s Atlantic avenue home for a business meeting. Forty attended and the evening included music and games. In two weeks Mrs William Back on South Beaver street will host. A dance is planned for Saturday at Watson park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Old Timers Club
Anna Benett
Atlantic Avenue
William Back
South Beaver Street
Watson Park
N. H. B. Kensington Hosts Members at Adams Street Visit
N H B Kensington members will be guests of Mrs. R E Elmore on Adams Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. B. Kensington
R. E. Elmore
Adams Street
P H C Meeting and Fraternal Circles Gather
Religious and fraternal notices list P H C New Castle Circle No 6 to meet Thursday at 730 with initiation and a program. Christ mas Eisteddfod choir practice at Grace M E church 8 pm. Martha Washington L L O L No 24 meets Thursday at 8 pm for officer elections and matters. American Home Watchman No 45 meets city building 7 pm with officer elections and initiation and cadre social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Circle No. 6
Martha Washington L. L. O. L. No
Clendenin
American Home Watchman
American Home Watchman No. 45
Mahoning H Review Community Club Events and Church Meetings
Mahoning H Review lists upcoming local gatherings including the Mahoning Review class of 1925 meeting at the K of P hall on Friday December 18, Willing Workers annual Christmas party at Mrs. Barckley’s home on County Line street, Phi Alpha Class at St John’s Lutheran, Willing Workers at Croton M E with a listed committee, and Loyal Ladies League at Knights of Malta hall with drill team practice at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning H
Mahoning Review
K. of P. Hall
Second U. P. Church
Willing Workers
Second U. P
Robert Barckley
County Line Street
Katherine McMillin
Margaret Reeder
Wilma Woods
St. John's
Mary Riffer
Park Avenue
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Loyal Ladies League
Knights of Malta
East
Washington Street
Harbor Happy Hour Club Meets at Pinkerton Home
Members gathered Monday evening at Mrs Francis Pinkerton's home for informal pastimes and gift exchanges. Dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Monday December 28 at Miss Sara Matthews' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Happy Hour Club
Francis Pinkerton
Sara Matthews
Ladies to Spend Winter in Jacksonville Florida
Mrs. Eleanor Leasure of Long avenue Mrs. Alice Tucker and Mrs. Effie Miles of North street expect to leave about the first of the year for Jacksonville Florida where they will spend the remainder of the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Leasure
Long Avenue
Alice Tucker
Effie Miles
North Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Club Gatherings Reported From East New Castle
E N C Club members meet Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs J W Emery of East New Castle on Ex tension. 1807 Club hosts Mrs Jack Hannon on Front Street this evening. Bachelor Girls Club Miss Gladys Miller of Holton Street entertains the group Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. C. Club
J. W. Emery
East New Castle
Bachelor Girls Club
Gladys Miller
Holton Street
Local Ladies Specialty Shop Opens on Neshannock Avenue
Margaret S Hunt announces the opening of a specialty shop for ladies at 326 Neshannock avenue featuring late styles in corsets corsel etts silk hose silk underwear kimonas and bath robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
Margaret S. Hunt
Child Born to Logan Family in Huey Street
A son named Donald Ralph was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Logan of Huey Street. Miss Marie Fleckerstein of North Mill Street has returned from a two weeks visit in Pittsburgh. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Logan
Huey Street
Donald Ralph
Marie Fleckerstein
North Mill Street
Pittsburgh
Raymond
Capacity house with 2280 seating remains open
The listing notes a downstairs excellent location with 120 seats still available at 75 cents. The capacity is 2280 and the venue remains open.
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Jeudd Lbe
Puuutad
Mrs. Rentz
Pearl Kirker
Ing
McCloy Motor Car Co
New Castle, Pa
the Diamond, Watch and Jewelry House of
Mather Bros. Co
E. Washington Street
Federation Meeting
B. B. Club Meeting
Lady Free
9&C
Eveready
Lionel
Ive
Parcheess
Special
Corona
Metzler
N. R. V. Club
E. M. M’creary
Jack Gerson
North Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
First Congregational
Grace M. E
Croton M
H. H. H. Club
Florida
Jack Hannon
Front Street
Cash
Dad
Mettie
Julia
Allen
Silk
Lisle Top
the Winter CO
Washington St
Milton Frank
The
Liberty Theatre
Springfield
Palais Royale
P. L. Hogue
Ing Goods Store
East Wash
Ington Street
California
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