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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1908

Page

12

Large Luncheon at Dean Residence Delights Guests

A 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. J. Dean and Mrs. A. Frew at the Dean residence on Pittsburg Street drew about 70 attendees from the Martha Washington Kensington and guests, including wives of ministers. Tables arranged on first floor featured poinsettia decorations and a formal menu, followed by a musical program by young performers and an informal social period.

J. J. Dean A. ¥. Frew Pittsburg Street Martha Washington Kensington Andrew Magill J. E. Reilly C. 8 Grace Love Mary DeNormandie Hanna Wilkinson Erma Dean Mary Wright Shenango Township Gula Frew Mary de Normandie Edna Watson Roberta Hazel Martin Bessie Earnhardt Mabel Helen Ferley Mahoningtown W. Va

Yuletide Dinner Hosted by Miss Edna Bradford Guests

A holiday dinner at Miss Edna Bradford's Walnut Street home drew the Alauda girls and others. Red table decorations lit by candelabra set a festive scene for a dozen guests, followed by music. Out of town guest Miss Mildred Wheeler of Marlboro, Mass. attended. Next meeting planned two weeks from next Friday with Miss Hazel Wilson of Richelieu Avenue.

Edna Bradford Walnut Street Mildred Wheeler Marlboro Mass Hazel Wilson Richelieu Avenue

Unexpected club entertains at Crawford residence

Invited guests enjoyed a Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Crawford home on North Jefferson Street. Dinner at 7 followed by card play with Mrs. L. B. Hamilton Mrs. L. M. Uber and Messrs. T. J. Glenn and Frank Hoyt earning top honors. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Ramage on Park Avenue.

North Jefferson Street L. B. Hamilton L. M. Uber T. J. Glenn Frank Hoyt Edwin C. Ramage Park Avenue

Nixon club oyster supper at Greenwood بيت

Members of the Nixon club gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Evans of Greenwood avenue for an oyster supper. Guests played cards. visitors’ prize went to Mrs. Marshall. Club prizes were won by Mrs. J. W. Norris and Mr. Fred Reader. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Miss Burr. Next meeting two weeks hence with Mrs. Harry Wogan of West North Street.

William Evans Greenwood Avenue Nixon Club Marshall J. W. Norris Fred Reader Miss Burr Harry Wogan West North Street

Gilmore Dancing School Reception Attracts Eighty Couples

Eighty couples attended the Gilmore dancing school reception Tuesday evening. Pink and white decorations were prominent and refreshments were served. Dancing continued from 8:30 to 1 o'clock.

Gilmore Dancing School

Dinner Club Notes at Lusk Home on Walnut Street

Mr and Mrs Harry Lusk of Walnut Street entertained the East Side Dinner Club on Tuesday evening A dinner with pretty appointments was served at six o'clock followed by a game of cards

Harry Lusk Walnut Street East Side Dinner Club

Enjoyable New Year Parties Reported by Associates

New Year’s Eve gatherings filled with socializing and cards as associates hosted events and clubs planned future meetings. Elizabeth Ie of Croton Avenue hosted a festive home party with 500 games and rewards for Miss Margaret Marshall and Alex Williams. Various clubs and members announced planned entertainments and banquets with hosts named across Croton, Lincoln, Harrison, Carlisle, Court, Mulberry, Brooklyn avenues and beyond. An I O O F meeting and Protect ed Home Circle league events were also noted with several hosts.

Elizabeth Ie Croton Avenue George Reis Lincoln Avenue D. of A. Kensington Charles Covert Harrison Street Kensington J. Q. Roberts Carlisle Street Elizabeth McMillin Court Street S. 8 Utopia Club Alexander McAllen Mulberry Street Sidney Smith Brooklyn Avenue Winona Club Albert Simpson Cochran Street Taka Kensington Reed Wallace Avenue Jackson Bloc Ladies’ League Protected Home Circle Maude Jones Fred DeVenny Edgewood Avenue

Marriage of Bertha Coulter and Bert Baldwin Quietly Official

Miss Bertha Coulter of North Bay street and Mr Bert Baldwin of the Seventh ward wed at noon Wednesday in Rev Andrew Magill’s parsonage. Coulter, a popular resident, and Baldwin, employed at Shenango Roller mills, surprised friends with the early nuptials.

Bertha Coulter North Bay Street Bert Baldwin Seventh Ward Andrew Magill Miss Coulter Baldwin Shenango

Local Phillips Family Dines Together at Highland Avenue

Mr and Mrs Thomas W Phillips hosted an evening gathering for close relatives on Wednesday at their Highland avenue home. Family members from Butler including Bert Phillips, his wife and child Victoria, and Victor Phillips with his daughter joined, along with Thomas Phillips Jr and Benjamin Phillips and Charles H Johnson and his family from this city.

Thomas W. Phillips Highland Avenue Bert Phillips Butler Victor Phillips Victoria Thomas Phillips, Jr Benjamin Phillips Charles H. Johnson City Maud Taylor Bleakley Avenue

McCormicks Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Thomas McCormick of Clearview avenue observed their silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday evening with a party of relatives and friends. They received a silver service as a gift and spent the hours in music and cards. A lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Nellie McCormick and Miss May Hanna.

Thomas McCormick Clearview Avenue Nellie McCormick May Hanna

Stockman Party Delights Friends With New Year's Festivities

Mr and Mrs H P Stockman of Pittsburg street entertained numerous friends at a New Year party Tuesday evening. Cards and music provided amusement before a dainty lunch.

H. P. Stockman Pittsburg Street

Missionary Society to Convene at First Baptist Church

The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold an important meeting Thursday afternoon to conduct important business.

The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church

Wallace Avenue couple hosts Carlisle street visitors at dinner

Mr and Mrs W G Jackson of Wallace avenue entertained Mrs John Snape and her daughter Alice of Carlisle street at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.

W. G. Jackson Wallace Avenue John Snape Alice Carlisle Street

Croton Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid Meet to Quilt

The Ladies' Aid society of the Croton Avenue Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the Sunday school room to quilt.

Ladies’ Aid Society Croton Avenue Methodist Church

Pattison and Kirk Granted Pittsburg Marriage License

A marriage license was issued in Pittsburg to Robert H. Pattison and Eleanor Kirk both of Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Robert H. Pattison City Eleanor Kirk

New Year Greeting From E. E. Seavy Photographer

E. E. Seavy wishes patrons and friends a healthy happy prosperous new year. He signs from Studio 12 North Mercer Street promising Admiral Coffee peers 20c coffee better than many at 25c.

E. E. Seavy N. Mercer St Admiral Coffee Admiral

Pretty Function for Visitors

Miss Anna Belle Painter of Pittsburg hosted New Year’s Eve cards for her house guests and nieces Sue and Sarah Sharrer of Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyde of Logan Street plus friends played 500 with prizes won by Mrs. Fred Clemens and Robert Love. A luncheon followed as guests lingered over the old and new year.

Anna Belle Painter Pittsburg Sue Sarah Sharrer Beaver Frank Hyde Logan Street Fred Clemens Robert Love Pearl Ulery Washington, Pa Painter Mr. Fisk Anna Painter Messrs Arthur and Robert Graham Turtlecreek Spear West Salem Mary Artherholt Cherry Street 8. R. Johnston East County Line Street Ira Johnston

Highland Avenue Dinner Welcomes Nephew Home From School

Mrs J W Patterson hosted a Tuesday evening dinner for ten at six o clock on Highland avenue in honor of her nephew Clyde Smith home from Lawrenceville New Jersey. The evening featured a Christmas tree place cards and carnations followed by a theater trip to The Isle of Spice then back to the Patterson home for refreshments as the old year ended and the new year began.

J. W. Patterson Highland Avenue Clyde Smith Lawrenceville N. J Isle of Spice Patterson

Hutchman Dinner With Friends At Leasure Avenue Home

Rev and Mrs J H Hutchman entertained a dozen friends at dinner Tuesday evening at their Leasure avenue home. Red bells and Yuletide festoons decorated the rooms as guests enjoyed a dainty and pleasant social evening. Thursday evening Rev and Mrs Hutchman planned another gathering.

J. H. Hutchman Leasure Avenue Hutchman

Hutchman to Entertain at Another Dinner For Same Covers

Hutchman will host an additional dinner event with the same number of guests as the previous occasion, maintaining the established seating capacity.

Hutchman

Wallace Avenue youth party ushers out old year

William Graham hosted a gathering on Wallace Avenue for many boys and girls Tuesday evening. They enjoyed various games and were served refreshments to welcome the new year.

William Graham Wallace Avenue

Deaths of the Day Alfred H Kane

Alfred H Kane longtime Pittsburg resident and local history authority dies leaving wife and sister Dorothy Kane of Greensburg He married Katie Durkin 11 years ago daughter of Squire Durkin of South New Castle Francis Crevensten child of Mr and Mrs Robert Crevensten to be shipped to Aberdeen Maryland for interment and Anna Lamb of Princeton also buried in a separate church service.

Alfred H. Kane Pittsburg al” Kane Dorothy Kane Greensburg Kane Katie Durkin New Castle Bartholomew Durkin South New Castle Florence Crevensten Robert Crevensten South Mill Street Berdeen

Interment Held At St Marys Cemetery

Soul was said by the Rev. Father O'Shea. The interment was at St. Mary's cemetery.

Father O'Shea St. Mary's Cemetery

Local Notes Include Illnesses Visits and a Dry Election

Grantboro residents report illnesses and visits from relatives including Harlan Brant from Robinson NL and Katharine Vogan from Pittsburg visiting family members. Miss Olive Studebaker from New Castle spent Christmas with her parents. Edith and Anna Kildoo visited grandparents S H Moore. Frank Cooper from Slipery Rock State Normal plans return to school this week. Mrs. Graham from New Kensington improves at her parents' home. West Farmington and Farmington township near Warren Ohio set a local option dry election for January 14.

Jesse Jones Harlan Brant Robinson, NL George Brant Katharine Vogan Pittsburg Jesse Vogan Olive Studebaker New Castle Wm. Studebaker Edith Anna Kildoo Mt. Hermon S. H. Moore Frank Cooper Slipery Rock State Normal West Farmington Village Farmington Township Warren, O

Local Social News and Market Quotations

Miss Anna Painter of Pittsburg and other neighbors are hosted by local families including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyde in Logan street. Ed Elder on Haus avenue relapsed from typhoid. Paul L. Mueller leaves for Harvard. price quotations for dairy, vegetables, fruits, poultry and hay are listed at New Castle dealers.

New Castle

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Hociely DEAN East Side Basket Club Charles T Metzler Neshannock Avenue Margaret Marshall Alex Williams Harry Matthews Euwers MacKelvey WRG Child Mrs. Lamb Anna Lamb Princeton T. Mary’s Church Buwers Grantboro Graham New Kensington Peter Wimer Piso Mote Ladie Fir Ofeg BuUlts Isc. Vrean Helen Ferby Mannington Goldin Clark Edward Elder Haus Avenue Harry Knobloch Vine Street Michigan Paul L. Mueller Grant Street Cambridge Harvard George E. Wise Mary F. E. Zerner Boyles Avenue Youngstown Mr. Wise
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