Jewish Council Women Have Fine Meeting in New Castle
New Castle Section Council of Jewish Women met at the Legion Home Wednesday afternoon presided by Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger. Prayer was read by Mrs. Eli Kaplan. Reports from committees followed and donations requested for refugees in the Harbor of Cuba. New members Mrs. Joe Harris and Mrs. H. Solomon were elected. A card party is planned for January 20 at the B'nai B'rith Hall chaired by Mrs. Jacob Perelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Jewish Women
Legion Home
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Eli Kaplan
National Immigrants Aid
Cuba
Mark Rabinovitz
Highland Avenue
Norman Ehrlich
Joe Harris
H. Solomon
B’nai B’rith
Jacob Perelman
A. Goldman
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Europe
Nathan Rabinovitz
Harry Rabinovitz
Local Club Listings on Kensington Streets
A compilation of social club registrations listing groups such as D. W. T. Club Miss Marie Coates on Finch street and Minerva club hosted by Mrs. Ira McAnlis on Young street. Other clubs include Sorosis Mrs. J. J. Madigan and Kensington society ladies at various avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. T. Club
Marie Coates
Finch Street
von Dette Kensington
W. E. Burrows
Morton Street
Butler Girls
D. C. Bovard
Winslow Avenue
Sorosis
J. J. Madigan
Boydes Avenue
Ss. Oo. B. Kensington
James Cypher MacClelland
John Gibson
Princeton
Gramada Kensington
Bruce Love
West Washington Street
North Highland
C. H. Milholland
Winter Avenue
C. P. Byers
Lincoln Avenue
Entre Nous Club Theatre Party and Next Meeting
Members enjoyed a theatre party on a Wednesday evening. In two weeks the regular club meeting will be with Mrs. F B Perrine on Moody Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
F. B. Perrine
Moody Avenue
Musical Club Observes 25th Anniversary Luncheon
Members of the Wednesday Morning Musical club mark the 25th founding anniversary with a 1 PM luncheon at First Presbyterian Church. Daughters of Lydia serve. charter members present a program led by first president Mrs. Charles Greer. Open to 211 members and friends. reservations by Monday with Mrs. H. L. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lydia
Charles Greer
H. L. Gordon
Mrs W H Wilson Hosts 1 O Clock Luncheon
Mrs W H Wilson entertained Modern Priscilla Kensington members at her Leasure avenue home. Eight covers were set with Mrs George Stone assisting. Post luncheon entertainment featured music and needlework. In two weeks Mrs W E Anderson of North Mill street will host a 1 o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilson
Priscilla Kensington
Leasure Avenue
George Stone
W. E. Anderson
North Mill Street
W. F. G. club organized at Grace Audino home
A new club named the W. F. G. club formed at Miss Grace Audino's South Mill Street residence on Wednesday evening. Officers chosen include President Miss Clara Serafine, Secretary Miss Lucille Regna, and Treasurer Miss Lena Fair, with members Nellie and Grace Audino Anna Serafine Margaret Ambrosia Jane Coletta and Phil Naples. Activities included sewing games and dancing followed by refreshments. Pink and white decorations adorned the venue. The next meeting is planned with Miss Jane Colella on Neal Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Audino
South Mill Street
Clara Serafine
Lucille Regna
Lena Fair
Phil Okuzo
Nellie
Anna Serafine
Margaret Ambrosia
Jane Coletta
Phil Naples
Jane Colella
Neal Street
Hemphill Hosts L J C Club Guests At Hazel Home
Mrs. William Hemphill of Hazel Avenue welcomed L. J. C. Club associates as guests Wednesday evening. Two tables competed for five hundred with refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Dorothy Hemphill. Mrs. George Buchanan of Neshannock Avenue will attend in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hemphill
Hazel Avenue
L. J. C. Club
Dorothy Hemphill
George Buchanan
Neshannock Avenue
Mrs Coates Hosts D W T Club Evening
Miss Marie Coates of Finch Street will entertain members of the D W T Club at her home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Coates
Finch Street
D. W. T. Club
Ladies' Auxiliary Hosts Tureen Dinner Evening
The Ladies' Auxiliary to United Commercial Travelers in this city held a tureen dinner at Mrs. C. E. Gleason's home on Highland avenue. Husbands were guests. A 6:30 meal featured tables with cut flowers and 40 covers. A five hundred game followed with vocal numbers by A. T. Metcalf and piano by Robert Gleason. Special guests included Kreinheder of Cleveland and John Jessup of Youngstown. Next meeting is the first Tuesday in February at Mrs. A. T. Metcalf's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial
C. E. Gleason
Highland Avenue
A. T. Metcalf
Robert Gleason
Messrs. Kreinheder
Cleveland
John Jessup
Youngstown
Blaine Street
New Castle Hospital Guild Hosts Euchre Party
New Castle Hospital Guild members held a euchre party at the K of C Home on Wednesday evening. Eleven tables played with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Joseph Brown Mrs. James O Laughlin Mrs. M A Kaber Mrs. Mary McGuinley James Tucker Frank Steckel Mrs. Frank Zimmerly and Mrs. James Frey. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John McLafferty Mrs. Mary Monica and Mrs. Albert Sullivan. In two weeks the regular meeting will be with Mrs. Anna Abrey on Edison avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
K. of C
Joseph Brown
James O’laughlin
M. A. Kaber
Mary McGuinley
James Tucker
Frank Steckel
Frank Zimmerly
James Frey
John McLafferty
Mary Monica
Albert Sullivan
Y O A Girls Enjoy Evening at North Walnut Home
The Y O A girls were delightfully entertained at Mrs Milton Marshall s home on North Walnut street Wednesday evening Mrs T W Carroll of Newark N J was an out of town guest and the hours were spent socially with Kensington and music The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs S R Marshall In two weeks Mrs J C Williams of the New Wilmington road will be hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Marshall
North Walnut Street
T. W. Carroll
Newark
N. J
Kensington
Music
S. R. Marshall
J. C. Williams
New Wilmington Road
Emerys Set for Four Month Capetown Trip Via Boston and Liverpool
Mr and Mrs Lyle G Emery of 1601 East Washington Street prepare to leave New Castle for New York City this evening. They will travel to Boston where they will sail for Liverpool England to begin the main leg of their voyage to Capetown South Africa. The trip is planned to last about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle G. Emery
East Washington Street
New Castle
New York City
Capetown
South Africa
Mr. Emery
Boston
Liverpool
England
Modern 500 Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Young’s Home
Mrs. Joseph Young hosted the Modern 500 club on Wednesday afternoon on Boyles Avenue. Two tables played with favors won by Mrs. Frank Zimmerly, Mrs. William Confer, and Mrs. Edward P. Fulker son. Special guests were Mrs. Frank Zimmerly and Mrs. R. P. Wish. Refreshments were served. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. J. A. McNulty of Neshannock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Young
Boyles Avenue
Modern 500 Club
Frank Zimmerly
William Confer
Edward P. Fulkerson
R. P. Wish
J. A. McNulty
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle Hospital Club Hosts Evening Meet
Guests of Mrs Margar et Walter on East Washington street enjoyed three tables of five hundred. Delicious refreshments followed plated by the hostess. The next meet in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs J P Rice on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Margaret Walter
East Washington Street
J. P. Rice
West Washington Street
Book Club Meeting At North Mercer Street Hosts
A book club gathered at a home on North Mercer Street on Wednesday afternoon. After exchanging books, members enjoyed social time and a dainty lunch. Hostess was assisted by Mrs. Frank Douds and Mrs. Edward J. Davis. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
North Mercer Street
Frank Douds
Edward J. Davis
Dinner Party Attracts S A W Club Members
Mr and Mrs Reuben Miller hosted a six o'clock dinner for twenty at their Hemlock Street home with dancing and five hundred games. Prizes went to Mrs Jess Forrest Edward Kinh and James Goodchild as next meeting plans await. Mrs Howard McClemons hosted a one o'clock luncheon for six at Euclid Avenue with flowers, music and chat. Mrs Sherman Dilley will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Miller
Hemlock Street
S. A. W. Club
Jess Forrest
Edward Kinh
James Goodchild
Howard McClemons
Euclid Avenue
Happy Six
Sherman Dilley
Audley Avenue
Bridge Club Plays Two Tables Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Ralph McWilliams hosted the H. D. Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon with two tables in play. High score honors went to Mrs. Harry Flinner and Mrs. CC Polen. Late refreshments followed. Plans were made for a 6 oclock tureen dinner at Mrs. F Latimer's home with husbands as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McWilliams
East Sutton Street
H. D. Bridge Club
Harry Flinner
CC. O. Polen
F. Latimer
Neshannock Boulevard
Local vocalists engaged for Lawrence County funeral directors banquet
Miss Bodwen Lewis and Mrs Howard Platt Meehan have been engaged as soloists for the annual Lawrence County Funeral Directors Association banquet tonight at 6 30 at the Masonic Temple. Accompanist will be Mrs D Duff Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodwen Lewis
Howard Platt Meehan
Lawrence County
Social Evening At Covert Home On Long Avenue
A number of guests were entertained in the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Covert on Long Avenue Wednesday evening. Various social pleasures were enjoyed and an oyster supper was served. Covers were arranged for Mr and Mrs Daniel Garrity Mr and Mrs Joseph Evans Mr and Mrs Samuel Tompkins and William Hookway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Covert
Long Avenue
Daniel Garrity
Joseph Evans
Samuel Tompkins
William Hookway
Earl announces Stella Earl to Glen Hoffman marriage
Mr and Mrs Bert L Earl of 130 Quest street announce the marriage of their daughter Stella to Glen Hoffman of Youngstown Ohio. The ceremony was at his home in Homestead Pennsylvania on December 31 at 4 30. The Hoffmans reside at Nelson avenue Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L Earl
Quest Street
Stella
Glen Hoffman
Youngstown
Homestead
Ray Rose
Superior Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lewis A. Valiensi
Jefferson Street
Pittsburgh
James DeGaton
Duquesne Street
Gladys June
Pythian Sisters Host Meeting and Charity Talks
Mrs Beatrice Horchler will entertain Pythian Sisters at 106 East Cherry Street Friday evening January 9. Mothers Circle of First Methodist meets postponed one week. Kings Daughters report luncheon and devotionals. plan Wimodausis anniversary party January 20 and county directors luncheon January 20. join National Travelers Aid for $5. donate to Margaret Bottowe Memorial Home. Fortnightly relief includes food and gifts. visiting committee logged 18 calls and 47 cards. next meeting February first in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Horchler
East Cherry Street
Mothers’ Circle
First Methodist Church
E. P. Chapman
Cunningham Avenue
King’s Daughters
M. E
Weisz
Wimodausis Club
Masonic Temple
National
Travelers Aid
Margaret Bottowe
New York City
J. C. Leohner
Almira
R. V. Club Meets at Travers Home This Week
Members gathered Wednesday evening at Miss Teresa Travers's West State street residence for a social with music dancing and chat. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother Mrs Teresa Travers. In two weeks Mrs Fred Mayberry of South Greenwood avenue to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Club
Teresa Travers
West State Street
Fred Mayberry
South Greenwood Avenue
Circulating Book Club Attended by Mrs J Norman Martin
Mrs J Norman Martin hosted a Circulating Book Club gathering for members. The event focused on discussing recent selections and sharing reading insights among attendees.
Y W C A Notes Senior Reserve Meeting
The Girl Reserves of the Senior high met at the Y W C A with good attendance. The meeting opened with the reserve song and featured a reading by Miss Gilfillan on the girl of the twentieth century. Group discussions on The 100 Per Cent American Girl were led by Edith Round Iva Mayberry Eleanor Cathers and Genevra McCreary with positive reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gilfillan
Edith Round
Iva Mayberry
Eleanor Cathers
Genevra McCreary
The Hat Shape Then and Now
The text compares hats that resemble a cloche with soft crushable crowns. It notes how height and denting or creasing alter the look, highlighting the difference between new and old hat styles and how wear affects appearance.
Meeting Notes Emphasize Mindset For Girls’ Success
The report highlights the importance of alert minds friendliness toward all girls and a strong spiritual conviction. It asserts a girl’s spirit influences success more than any other factor. The meeting overall was described as very successful.
Y W C A Reducing Class Holds Regular Session
The reducing class of the Y W C A will meet tomorrow evening at the usual time for its regular session.
Postponement of Opium Conference Sought by Britain
England asks to delay the International Opium conference set for January 12 due to the injury of Marquis of Salisbury during a fox hunt. Salisbury recently became chairman of Britain's delegation. W A Riddel named permanent representative to the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
International News Service
Geneva
England
W. A. Riddel
League of Nations
Local births visits and hospital updates noted
Personal mentions record births at 1019 Maryland avenue and Five other individuals in town visiting relatives or recovering from illness. Jack Prather visits the Goulds on Elizabeth avenue while Lettie Miller stays with F B Harlan. W S Etter moves from Spruce street to New Castle Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Etter
Spruce Street
New Castle Hospital
Aerial Truck Returns to Service for City Fire Dept
The Central fire department’s aerial ladder truck is back in service after a shaft shaft driving part broke last Friday night. Master Mechanic McMillin finished the new part installation yesterday and the truck was back in operation at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon. No fires occurred while it was out of service, a fortunate turn given its role in downtown and other districts where an aerial ladder would be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Department
McMillin
Quarantine Spreads as Smallpox Case Hits Tacony Police Home
In Philadelphia area near Tacony, police officer Patrick Dorin and his wife Catherine and their son Lawrence were hospitalized with smallpox. Fifty doctors began screening about 10 000 residents in the surrounding district as 2 500 homes and stores were placed under ban amid a record of 12 cases in recent weeks. The Northeast quarantine was lifted after 5500 people were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Patrick Dorin
Tacony
Catherine Dorin
Lawrence
Health Department
Accident at Water Street Damages Cars
Charles Schuling reports a collision on Water Street near Mill Street last night around 7:19 p.m. as his car bearing license 431-2729 was struck and damaged by another vehicle. The note includes a quoted insult about Wall Street and a statement on honesty as an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schuling
Highland Avenue
Water Street
Mill Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertits Wa
Jewish Council Women
Waldorf Hall
Don Bartell
Cubby’s
the Waldorf
Cc. W. Haufler
Mgr
Kodak Films
Ture
Metzler’s
Washington St
Musical Club
W. F. G. Club
Gan
Ben Franklin
Snyder Piano Co
Rhys Williams
THE
Belasco
Hope Hampton
Louise Fazenda
Windham
Penn Theatre
Ladies’ Auxiliary
New Castle Hospital Guild
Y. O. A. Girls
Modern
New Castle Hospital Club
Happy Six Club
Earl Hoffman
J. Norman Martin
Wettich Hall
Mahoningtown
M. M’creary
Palais Royale
Featuring
Carson Miller
Hod Williams
Manhattan
Y. W.C. A. Notes
B. G
Copyright
Paris
Siam
Princess Pat
Joseph H Lalley
Maryland Avenue
Jack Prather
Titusville
Fred Gould
Elizabeth Avenue
Lettie Miller
Greenville
F. B. Harlan
Sheridan Avenue
H. H. Rosenthal
Hileman Apartments
Clearfield
Rochester
N. Y
James Bruce
Scott Township
Manuel Robinson
Garfield Avenue
Robert Campbell
Marshall Avenue
John 8. Murray
College Hill
Beaver Falls
William P. Gray
Woodlawn
Henry J. Jenkins
East Long Avenue
Elite Beauty
Marcelling
Marion Weaver Coe
Anna Quinn Zimmerlys
N. Mercer St
New Victor Records
Cicero
Deneas
Meyer Davis
Jean Goldkette
Ralph Williams
Rainbo Orchestra
Victor
Victor Company
Vieter
Victrola Ze Ola Vesti Iin
Cunt Canaban
Ance Lit Co Raquest
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