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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
3
Invitations go out for the season start of the High Noon Club dance and bridge on Wednesday January 28 at the Masonic Temple from 8:20 p.m. to midnight. The event is for Miraternity members and their guests with dance rooms and bridge in separate areas, a club chef will serve refreshments, and the affair will feature a dance in the temple bath and lab rooms.
The ad promotes fire proof safes in over a dozen sizes and qualities, noting options bearing the Underwriters Laboratories label. It claims heat resistance for hours and offers in store display and immediate delivery with a suggestion for suitable safes based on customer needs.
A party gathered Saturday evening at Mrs. George Foster's North Street home to honor her birthday. Fifteen guests enjoyed a 6 30 dinner with music and social chat, and the guest of honor received a shower of handkerchiefs. Aides included Mrs. L C Houston, Mrs. Louis Linderman, Mrs. L and Mrs. Walter Familton, A Everett Anderson, Miss Mary Warnock, and Miss Martha Alcorn.
Arrangements are complete for a card and mahjong party by the New Castle Section of Jewish Women to be held at the B NAI Brith hall Tuesday evening January 20 at eight o clock Prizes awarded for high score The committee includes Mrs J Perelman Mrs William Blau S B Kline Mrs Jack Lebby Samuel Broida Mrs M Santusis Mrs William Cosel Mrs B Desneau Mrs Philip Randolph Mrs B Frank and Mrs B M Berger
College Club members plan a Kipling works discussion Tuesday evening with Mrs. Gordon on Highland Avenue as hostess. Program chaired by Mrs. Caleman Miss Johnston Allee Sterling and Mrs. Miner. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Conner Miss Hudson Miss Caine and Miss Allison. Cheri Ami Churi. Mrs. Tripp hosted Cheri Ami members Friday with guest Mrs. Talph Davis. Dinner party followed with needlework and music. Announcement of next meeting to come later. Friday January 23 American Legion dance set for Waldorf Hall open to all ex service men and friends. Gowanda Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Kearns at Winter Avenue Thursday.
Readable club listings show weekly calendars for many groups from Tuesday thru Saturday. Notable items include meeting hosts such as Mrs. W J West Lake for Clube Minerva, Mrs. H W Booker for T E L Club, and Mrs. Mary Ar mond for Fu ta Girls Club. Social events include Blue Bird Club on Saturday and a formal wedding notice for Miss Jeanette Bucker and Walter Harrington.
Personal mentions include Misa Stella Reet at Pearson Street, William Rice home from Geneva College, L Emery of Emery Studio leaving for New York on business, Miss Eleanor Machem from Allegheny College visiting Miller Avenue, John Donaldson home from Pittsburgh, Mrs. Elizabeth Zimmerman guest with grandson Billy Klug from Cleveland, W F Collins and Frank Nessie on a Buffalo trip, a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Norris, a serious appendicitis case of Mrs Earl Higley, illness of Mrs T B Graham, birth announcements for J W Slater’s son, and trips to Pittsburgh for funeral attendance. Also noted are visits from Mr and Mrs H J Graham, Mrs Edna Schreiber and Bobby returning from Oak Park, Dr Will Erhart visiting New Castle to inspect music education and address the Woman’s Club.
The Roumanian Baptist church at West Pittsburgh was dedicated Sunday January 18 with local pastors from Akran and Warren, Ohio. Services began at 9 a.m. and included a sermon by Rev. Claude Downs of West Pittsburgh Methodist church, music by a church quartet, and speeches by Rev. Gredys of Ren. Ohio. Dinner and supper followed at the Methodist church. The 140 seat building features electric lights and a basement with classrooms.
The Ben Franklin Girl Reserves held a contest for new members with a Tuesday 5 30 p m time. Losing team hosts supper for winners in the Y W C A dining room after basketball practice and swimming classes continue at usual time. The Business College Club meets in the Y W C A after school Tuesday.
Harold Lloyd's new release Hot Water draws capacity crowds and is praised as funnier than Grandma's Boy and more thrilling than Hold Your Dinghy It plays at the Penn with matinee showings and an extra attraction Maud Muller a dramatic rendering of John Greenleaf White's poem The Emery orchestra provides evening performances while Moon appears on the organ during matinees and evenings
Special services open Sunday evening at Epworth Methodist Church will run for two weeks with Rev. Namer Davis preaching each night. A chorus choir will perform special numbers, and the pastor delivered a strong sermon on Loyalty to the Church last evening.
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