Large Smokefest at Moose Club Honors Visiting Members
About 95 to 100 attendees gathered at the Moose Club on East Washington Street Wednesday evening for a Smokefest. The event honored visiting Moose members from Dallas, Texas, and Macon, Georgia, with G. W. Dallas expected later for another entertainment. Music featured the Fifth Ward quartet and pianist Thomas Francis. committee members included F. G. Reynolds, K. G. McGrew, James Burnsides, G. J. Kennelly, Frank Newell, and Marion Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
East Washington Street
Dallas
Tex
Macon
G. W. Dallas
Messrs
Samuel Lewis
Jack Lewis
James Hess
Richard Johns
Sidney Johns
Arthur Hess
Fifth Ward
Thomas Francis
F. G. Reynolds
K. G. McGrew
James Burnsides
G. J. Kennelly
Frank Newell
Marion Woods
Local Ladies Host Visiting Guests For Afternoon Sewing
Mrs L B Hamilton of East Falls street entertained her house guest Miss Laura Beatty of Greenville Wednesday afternoon with the xX Y Z girls. The group brought sewing and enjoyed a chat before refreshments. Other distant guests included Miss Margaret Richardson of New York City and Miss Blanche Gaylon of Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hamilton
East Falls Street
Laura Beatty
Greenville
Margaret Richardson
New York City
Blanche Gaylon
Knoxville
Tenn
Current Events Circle Meets at Crawford Avenue Home
Mrs. Harry Preston hosted the Current Events Circle of 1906 on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. Lee McFate’s Court street home. Piano selections were performed by Mrs. T. F. Boal and Mrs. McFate. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Edward Rummel’s Court street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Preston
Crawford Avenue
J. Lee McFate
Court Street
T. F. Boal
McFate
Edward Rummel
Charity Euchre Brilliant Affair at Masonic Temple
A charity euchre event hosted by Wamodausis at the Masonic temple drew about 275 attendees including distant guests from Boston and Beaver Falls. Mrs J G McConahy led the entertainment committee with multiple co organizers. prizes in euchre went to Mrs J W Patterson and Mrs T J McCreary, while ac flinch prizes were won by Mrs W V Fielding and Mrs K C McComo. A full afternoon of six hand euchre flinch and music from an on site orchestra accompanied the social function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Wamodausis
John G. McConahy
J. H. Jordan
George K. Welch
Edwin Barnard
John Haley
Roy Brandon
W. H. Grove
Horace Miller
Robert Fleming
C. A. Reed
Walter Reynolds
A. G. Murray
Mary DeNormandie
Hazel Mills
Euchre
J. W. Patterson
T. J. McCreary
Waverne Humel
Bert Wells
W. V. Fielding
K. C. McComo
William Well
Erton
Boston
Mass
L. A
R. Calvin
Beaver Falls
All Social Clubs Entertain This Week At Various Homes
Mrs Wallace and Mrs Greer host gatherings on North Jefferson street and Wilkinsburg respectively while several clubs plan meetings at homes across North Jefferson North Mercer and Park avenues. Sorosis Coterie and multiple girl groups announce entertainment by Mrs Scott Paisley Miss Jessie Clark and others with officer elections and group events on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wallace
North Jefferson Street
Lincoln Euchre Club
Charles Greer
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
L. M. Uber
North Mercer Street
Nobody Club
Charlotte Taylor
Leasure Avenue
Jenny Wren
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Sorosis
Scott Paisley
Park Avenue
W. J. Osborne
Madison Avenue
Isabelle Hileman
Nellie Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Alauda
Jessie Clark
Croton Avenue
Elizabeth Hutton
Quiet Garfield wedding joins Gregor family in ceremony
Miss Eleanor Gregor wed Mr. Carl Smith at 4 PM Wednesday in the home of Rev. J E Reilly on Garfield avenue. Attendants were Miss Ella Barber and Harry Gregor. A wedding feast followed at the Gregor home on Fulton street before the couple left for a trip to Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reilly
Garfield Avenue
Eleanor Gregor
Carl Smith
Ella Barber
Harry Gregor
Gregor
Fulton Street
Linen club prizes awarded after card games at Hoyt Block
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs. Joseph Fleckenstein as Linen club members played cards at the home of Mrs. Minnie Fleckenstein in the Hoyt block on Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served and the club will be entertained next Thursday evening by Mrs. John Carbaugh of South Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Joseph Fleckenstein
Linen Club
Minnie Fleckenstein
Hoyt Block
John Carbaugh
South Mill Street
Pretty Luncheons Honor City Matrons and Lodge Leader
Mrs. D. R. Harris hosted a 1 o clock luncheon for 12 guests in Wilkinsburg to honor Mrs. Fred Rohrer and meet local matrons. A second luncheon by Mrs. Henry Hoover featured pink and white carnations, hand-painted place cards, and a six-hand euchre session. The lodge presented a diamond brooch to its leader Mrs. Lillie B. Davis and silver teaspoons to the degree team. An installation of officers is planned in two weeks led by Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rohrer
Wilkinsburg
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Charles Biles
Heaney
Lillie B. Davis
Edwin J. Barnard
Nellie E. l Lounsbury
Warren
Birthday party at Scott street home honors Mrs Anderson
A large West side gathering celebrated Mrs. W. B. Anderson's birthday at their Scott street home with an orchestra and a pink and white luncheon. The guest of honor received many gifts including a sewing machine from her husband and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Anderson
Scott Street
West Side
Friends sew for Associated Charities at Mrs. J Norman Martin home
After noon gathering at Mrs. J Norman Martin on North Mercer street enjoyed a productive afternoon. Guests sewed children s garments from material provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Associated Charities
Postponed Girls' Club Meeting Due to Illness
The meeting of the Girls' club announced for Friday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Of futt's home has been postponed. The event was to be hosted by her at her parents' residence on North Jefferson Street, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. West
West
Frank Offutt
C. W. Watson
North Jefferson Street
Social Evening At Walnut Glen For Miss Jennie Sample
Miss Jennie Sample of Walnut Glen entertained a few friends informally Wednesday evening with music and games. Refreshments were served.
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Jennie Sample
Walnut Glen
Mrs W S Mears Host Card Party Friday Night
Mr and Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock Avenue have issued invitations for a large card party to be given at their home Friday evening January 31.
Party Telephone Causes Lawsuit in New Hampshire
In Exeter New Hampshire a $50 000 alienation suit unfolds over a party line revealing intimate telephonic messages. Mrs Abbie T Hoxie sues Mrs Mary A Walker alleging interference with her marriage as spectators hear details of overheard conversations in court.
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United Press
Exeter
N. H
Abbie T. Hoxie
Mary A. Walker
Bianchi Band Serenades New Castle Residents
New Castle’s largest band led by Prof. Bianchi performed several serenades in the Fifth ward last night, including at 124 East Home Street and the home of Officer Thomas Augustine. Augustine serves as band president and the group plans its first public appearance soon after a successful test run.
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New Castle
Bianchi
Fifth Ward
McCreary
East Home Street
Thomas Augustine
Division Street
Augustine
G. Serzo
Prof
Local Social Notes From Beaver Falls Visitors
Mrs L A Stiles of Beaver Falls spent Wednesday with friends in this city. Miss Caroline Knobloch of Vine street, suffering with rheumatism, shows slight improvement. Mrs William Jordan and Mrs Burns of Eastbrook visit Sheriff Waddington and wife. Ernest L Davidson of Bartram avenue, previously ill with appendicitis, is slightly improved. Mrs S R Calvin of Beaver Falls returned home after a few days with Mrs W S Mears of Neshannock avenue. Herman Young, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Young of Court street, who had mumps, is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Knobloch
Vinestreet
William Jordan
Burns
Eastbrook
South New Castle caucus set for Saturday at schoolhouse
Citizens of South New Castle borough will hold their municipal caucus on Saturday at 7 30 PM at the school house. Several minor offices are to be filled at the election next month.
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South New Castle Borough
Malone Property on County Line Sold for 3500
Catherine Malone’s estate at County Line and Pine streets transfers to Patrick Conway for 3500. Executor Rev Phillip Brady inherits most real and personal property per the will dated after Mrs Malone’s June 11 1907 death. Brother Henry Gorman once lived in the area. the vacant Butler avenue lot was purchased by Wm Y Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Malone
Corner County Line
Pine Streets
Patrick Conway
Phillip Brady
Malone
Josephine Scully
Patrick Scully
Butler Avenue
Masses
John F. P. Kennedly
James Malone
Kenry Gorman
Ireland
Wm. Y. Gibson
Nomination Papers Filed in Ward Elections
Henry Bonna filed nomination papers for school controller from the Fifth ward and Archie Gordon filed for the First ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bonna
Archie Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Current Events Circle
Panama
Stillman’s
Washington St
Mather Bros. CO
Charity Euchre
First Presbyterian Church
Florence White
Margaret Henderson
W. W. Cubbison
Alice Cubbison
Polacco Billante
Delssohn
Hugo Reinholt
D, m& Daukey
Miss Jenkins
Ee Sears
Paul Browne Patterson
Floriana
Helen Hamilton
Fishers
Graham Poel
Buwers
Axminster
Roxbury Brussels
Brussels
Wilton
France
Body Brussels
Tabard Inn
al Metzler
Lady Maccabees
New Castle Hive No. 89
Margaret Heaney
L. A. Stiles
South New Castle
Malone Property
County Line Street
Kemp
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