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Fashionable B and H evening outfits head to college proms and house parties. They glide into spring with delicate flower-shade designs, ready for initial parties as the season begins.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
3
Fashionable B and H evening outfits head to college proms and house parties. They glide into spring with delicate flower-shade designs, ready for initial parties as the season begins.
Mrs. 1L Hoffman hosted a Saturday birthday gathering on Shaw Street for her daughter Marguerite turning nine and son Gilbert turning eleven. Guests enjoyed games and dainty refreshments, then formed a theatre party. Notable attendees included Kathryn Russler and several Spences, Leathers, and other local residents.
Members of the E. 5. D. class of the First Methodist church and their husbands enjoyed a 6 o'clock dinner at teacher Mrs. E. WN. Baer’s home on East Wallace Avenue Monday evening. Hostesses were 3 %. FS Kari her and Mrs. W. C. Mechem. Valentine decorations featured red carnations and narcissi centerpieces. Short talks by Rev. H. A. Ellis and Rev. F. B. Neigh followed the dinner, with Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Ellis as special guests. Committee on arrangements included Mrs. F. W. Marquis, chairwoman, and several others.
Invitations issued by the Catholic Daughters of America for an informal dance at the Palais Royale Friday evening January 8 under director Max Catherine Newman and chairlady Miss Margaret Sullivan. Chaperons include Mrs. Anna C. Duil Mrs. Noah Ellatt Sr Mia James C. Flynn Mrs. Peter C. Kelly and Mrs. Daniel E. Sullivan. An announcement notes the January 2 marriage of Miss Francis M. Marsh of Danielsville Pa to Joseph R. Migul son of Thomas Migul of this city. Migul has been at South Mountain. they will return by early February. In the city he worked in the B and L E Railroad office.
LaVerne E Irvine directs a public open program at 10 o'clock in the Senior High auditorium. The Educational Art Society plans will be explained and a talk on instrumental music given. Performances include Marcha Slav, Senior High Orchestra, slide trombone quartet, and songs from Foster and others.
Mothers and Daughters of Trinity church plan a Thursday evening banquet on Lincoln's birthday at 6:30 in the Gluld room hosted by the Men's Club and various local groups. Members and guests from multiple clubs and addresses across the city will attend, with activities and gifts noted.
Miss Frances Sampson entertained the girls of the Charles Y Metzler Company Monday evening in honor of Mrs Plummer Gibson whose marriage was recent. Special guests were Mrs Joseph Hartman Mrs Jerry Hamilton and Miss Mary Andrews. Music and needlework filled the hours while towels were showered on the guest of honor. Valentine novelties and refreshments decorated the event.
Radio Fun Makes Big Hit At Liberty Theatre with Jolly Follies Musical Comedy. Audience laughter flows from start to finish as vaudeville routines, radio stunts, and rapid-fire gags delight patrons. A strong double feature promises high entertainment value through today and tomorrow with never-advancing member prices.
Prof John Howell Westcott of Princeton announces engagement of his daughter William Vaughn Westcott to John Quincey Stewart Sr son of the late Son Stewart of Harrisburg Pa. Miss Westcott studied at Vas Sar college and in France. Stewart a Princeton graduate and World War I veteran teaches astronomical physics at Princeton. Engagement leads to a early summer wedding. Local notices list social gatherings at Moody avenue and Pennsylvan ia avenue with club meetings and teas in the week.
In Horchler Hall Mahoningtown WTL A meeting will discuss women's benefits and Camp Fire. Central Christian church Gifts met with devotionals led by Carrie Thorpe. First aid duties assigned to Edna Em eloger and Thorpe with a card on First Aid read by Thorpe. Short talks on What the Vamp Fire Has Done For Me by Mottinger Wohlbeuer Govert. Valentine party planned for February 13 at Junge Wohlbetter’s Warren Avenue home. Spiritualist Church service at 8 pm with lecture and spirit return demo led by Mrs A L Hi Joho and Mrs A E Guuthric.
Mr and Mrs Fred JL Tent of Adison avenue plan an extended visit in California. Britt Harruff of East Washington Street has improved after illness. Francis Hammond of Superior Street left for Detroit to join the Keystone orchestra. Mr and Mrs Nathan Josenl of Winter Avenue left for Butler Pa after learning of Mrs Josenl's aunt Mrs A Nixon’s death. Mr and Mrs A S Goldman Moody Avenue announce the birth of a daughter named Florente Sarat My in New Castle Hospital. Mrs John Davis returned to Edinburgh after visiting Dr and Mrs C W Davis of North Cedar Street. Mrs Ben TY Mellon, visiting Mr and Mrs B H Shelton Winter Avenue, will spend a few days with relatives in Pittsburgh. Miss pay Maartatl, 220 Wheeling from Wheagoood, returned home yesterday after injury.
The Y W C A notes a swimming class at 10 AM this evening and a Reducing Class begins Wednesday morning. Ladies attending must bring doctor certificate payment receipt and pen and paper.
Scout Troop No 16 will hold a regular weekly meeting at the W Aiken school building this evening at seven, with Guy Raney and William Sutzinger assisting. Sutzinger will give a talk on Creed, urging full attendance. Police report a minor two car collision on Wilmington Avenue near Woods Avenue involving a Fullerton vehicle.
A Saturday accident near 410 Winterave in Fullerton was reported Tuesday. The report notes E E Fullerton as the observer and references Monday timing for the incident details.
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