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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
21
Memorial Day observance at New Castle Field Club drew large attendance. Morning golf for men, afternoon tournaments for men and women, noon luncheon, 6 to 8 supper, and dancing from 9 30 with a popular orchestra. The event also marked the grand Spring opening with new furniture and refreshed comforts. Social committee organized the program ensuring enjoyment for all guests.
Yucatan club members drove to the Butler cottage on the Slippery Rock above Rose Point for a Memorial Day dinner outing. A 5 o'clock menu pleased guests and social activities followed. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boyd of Pittsburgh. Regular meetings resume in September.
Lawrence County Garden Club members look forward to a Thursday afternoon meeting on June 4 at 1 o clock. The event will be held outside at the home of Mrs Allen Ingall on Englewood avenue if the weather permits and promises an interesting session.
Miss Elizabeth Morrow and Lucille Emery hosted a 7 o'clock dinner bridge for 14 guests at a local tea room to honor Miss Alice Mae Huffman and Gordon Jenkins who will wed this summer. Orchid tones set the table. three tables played for honors while Dr. A G Reynolds and Mrs. A G Reynolds won top score trophies. The couple received a gift of glassware for their future home.
Mrs. W. A. Schuler entertained at her Leasure avenue home Friday night in honor of ten year old Joan Withers daughter of Mrs. Ernest Withers. The youngster will leave for Europe with her mother aboard the ship on Friday June 5 from New York. Guests bid her farewell at a Bon Voyage party showering gifts and enjoying formal diversions and refreshments.
Teachers from Terrace avenue school honored Miss Helen Green at a Thursday dinner party at a downtown tavern. The future bride to be wed Joseph Leonard this summer received a gift from Miss Anna Perry at the end of the evening held at 119 East Grant street.
This evening at 8 o'clock in their clubrooms on South Jefferson Street members of the R U club will hold their regular meeting with Mrs Louis Gasper and her team acting as hostesses.
A dense list of women’s clubs and hostesses for a week in New Idea area. Entries include Mrs. Fred McClure, Marshall avenue. Mrs. W. J. Baltes, North Street. Kathryn Shaffer at East Winter avenue. many branches such as Le Bon Temps and Pandoras with venue details and hostess names.
Mr and Mrs Carl W Haufler announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jane Haufler to Burdell McClain Riley son of Mr and Mrs Earl Riley The ceremony was May 30 at Central Christian church officiated by Rev Thomas Shear Attendants were Miss Thoma Heath and Don Wayman After vows the couple dined at Hausler camp Wilmington Junction with 25 guests The newlyweds will spend the summer at the Haufler camp
Four County American Legion leaders announce Past Presidents Parley will convene at the Castleton hotel in New Castle on June 11 with a noon luncheon. Attendees from the four counties expected. speakers include Edna Musser, William Stieven Jr., and C W Gessler.
A biweekly G T B club evening at Mrs Howard Walker’s Hazen street home featured a tap dance by Harriet Walker and a violin solo by Howard Walker Jr. Mrs R A Alexander won the club prize with others receiving trophies. The group adjourned to a candlelit dinner and planned next at Mrs Lee Speer’s 508 Neshannock Boulevard.
June activities at Jameson Memorial hospital feature the Current Events class hosting a sewing session for garments and linens. The first assembly is scheduled Wednesday from 9 to 12 in the hospital’s Solar ium, inviting interested women to join the effort.
Members of the Bridgettes Club gathered at Mrs. Julie Karol’s Pennsylvania Avenue home on Thursday evening for a chicken and waffle supper. Special guests Miss Onda Mansie, Mrs. Michael Weaver and Dorothy Jeanne Weaver joined in music games and dancing. Plans call for a 6 o’clock dinner at Cascade Park and a theater trip to Youngstown, Ohio.
A large crowd attended the Richael reunion at Liberty Grange hall Memorial Day. Two banquet tables served a bountiful noon menu, then a short business period. Elected officers included Carl Richael as president Harry Thompson as vice president Scott Richael as secretary and Clarence Richael as treasurer. The next 1937 event will be held at the same location.
Sixty five neighbors friends and relatives gathered at Rebecca MacDowell’s home in Hickory township near New Wilmington to honor Mr and Mrs Robert K Blevins on their silver wedding anniversary. A social evening and refreshments preceded the presentation of a purse of silver coins to the honored couple.
Members of Komisya Sokolic will hold their regular social meeting this evening, June 1, at 8 oclock in their usual place. Refreshments will be served by hostesses Misses W Potoczna S Cwynar F Zapanski and M Mazurkiwoicz.
Miss Ruth Hoyt Starke of Fails Street will entertain E E E E club members at her home this evening at eight o'clock. She welcomes members for a social gathering with refreshments and games.
Mrs Clyde Stump of Edinburg will entertain the members of the 1932 club in her home on Wednesday afternoon of this week. A turkey dinner will be served at 12 o'clock.
The Past Worthy Mistresses club L. L. O. S. will meet Thursday afternoon instead of Friday as announced by hostess Mrs. E. B. Ray. The gathering is at her Hillcrest avenue home from 2 to 4 o'clock.
The young chemist who discovered White Swallow rose to prominence as Eckerds drug store drew hundreds of customers. The first aid for indigestion is a snowy white powder you mix in water and drink. It settles the stomach reduces acidity and relieves gastric pains. The formula promises lasting comfort after meals and freedom to eat with confidence at a low cost.
Mrs. Harry McClintock of Highland Avenue hosts Section One from the First Christian church as luncheon guests on Wednesday afternoon at 1.00. The regular business period will follow the meal.
Members of the Highland Book club will meet with Mrs. E. A. Fenton on Clenmore boulevard Thursday instead of with Mrs. W. L. Campbell on Moody avenue as planned.
The S. H. C. Quilting club members will be entertained Tuesday by the S. H. C. Club in a social gathering likely featuring fellowship and craft sharing.
Residents on Butz street gather for a quiet evening of quilting with a book audit planned during the leisure hours.
Belle Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Bromley of 111 Patterson avenue and Walter L Ringer son of Mr and Mrs H W Ringer of 110 South Crawford avenue were married at Wellsburg West Virginia at 10 oclock Saturday morning officiated by Rev Burt David Evans retired Methodist Episcopal minister Miss Mildred Cowmeadow of New Castle attended. The couple left for a wedding trip and plan to reside after June 10 at the Leslie Hotel.
Mr and Mrs J A Cox and Mr and Mrs Frank M Cox of Willshire Ohio visited Memorial Day at the home of Gilbert A Cox and wife in Walma. Mrs J A Cox plans a ten day stay while the others return to Ohio.
Betty Coed Novelty club will meet on June 1 with Mrs Josephine Bu onpane on Pollock avenue instead of the first as announced.
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