Local Social Roundup Sees Guests Dining in New Wilmington
Street and her guests Mrs. Robert Fulton of Pittsburg and Miss Lillian Cree of Chambersburg, plus friends, will drive to New Wilmington on Tuesday afternoon for dinner at the Hotel McCreary.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
3
Street and her guests Mrs. Robert Fulton of Pittsburg and Miss Lillian Cree of Chambersburg, plus friends, will drive to New Wilmington on Tuesday afternoon for dinner at the Hotel McCreary.
The third annual Cooper and Wimer reunion will gather at Mrs. Margaret Grim’s home in Volant on Saturday June 13. family members are invited to attend and reconnect.
Miss Lillian Raycer of Wilson avenue will wed Earl Woodrow Dean of Northside Pittsburg on Wednesday June 10 at 3 o clock in the bride’s home. The ceremony will be led by Rev James B Drake with Edith McKibben as bridesmaid and Paul Raycer as best man. A wedding dinner will follow and the couple will honeymoon at a lake. They will reside on Hemlock avenue Northside Pittsburg. The bride is known locally and Mr Dean is a draftsman for the Allegheny Light company.
The Sharon city report notes Squire Thomas hosted four Welsh ministers at his Second Street home. Rev W G Jones, a renowned evangelist from Wales, is visiting for three months of revival work in the eastern estate before returning home, staying a week with Rev Lloyd of Youngstown. The other guests included Rev Francis of Wales Rev John of New Castle and Rev Lloyd of Youngstown.
Mr and Mrs William McCay of Mc Caslin and Mr and Mrs George Moses of this city marked 40 years of marriage with a joint party at the McCaslin home. A noon dinner followed by singing ended the gathering with guests including Mrs Dayton McCoy and several McCaslin family members.
Women of the First Methodist Church will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Os S Davidson of Wallace Avenue to discuss plans related to a Sunday school gathering.
The East Side Kensington Dinner Club meeting scheduled for Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Miness Miller of Lincoln Avenue has been postponed.
The Reading circle of ’91 outlines a year of study on American Literature and Japan. Hostesses and paper leaders are listed for each session from September through May, naming dates, locations, and participating members.
The marriage of Miss Julia Donno van formerly of this city now Duluth Minnesota and Mr Theodore DeGraff of Duluth Minnesota will take place Monday morning June 8 in the cathedral there After a short trip the couple will settle in Minneapolis Minnesota The bride elect is sister of Mrs A E Heinrich of North Street
Mrs. E L Smith of Wallace avenue will travel to Pittsburg Wednesday to attend the graduation exercises at Pennsylvania College for Women where her niece Miss Mary Gray is a senior class member.
The Lincoln Euchre club will be entertained by Miss Rachel Wallace of North Jefferson street on Tuesday June 9 instead of next Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Crawford of the Hoyt block will entertain at cards Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Frank Noyes of Napa California.
Miss Florence White hosted a Monday afternoon party with pink and green luncheon decor. Six tables fueled a six hand euchre game won by Mrs. George Pryor of Chicago with Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa as visiting favorite. local and out of town guests included Mrs. Frank K. Woodworth of Rochester New York and Mrs. Thorn of Greenville.
The group met Monday at 3 pm at Miss Alma Broadhead’s Craig street home to distribute new year books for 1908 09. Meetings will study American literature and Japan next year.
In Warsaw Indiana at the First Presbyterian Church on a Tuesday afternoon the marriage of Bertha Irene Chapman and Rev Columbus Polk Goodson was solemnized Dr J Wilbur Chapman officiated over 250 guests attended Charles H Marsh of New York played the Mendelssohn march J Wilbur Chapman Jr gave away the bride The bridal party included Anita Bruce Ruth Thompson Ethel Willis George Harris Allan Widaman C C Dubois and young Chapman DuBois The couple will reside at 311 Prospect Avenue Chicago after June 15
Since her arrival Mrs. Frank Noyes of Napa California has been honored by several events. Mr and Mrs John Knox host a dinner this evening. Thursday afternoon Miss Carrie Crawford hosts cards and Friday Mrs J P H Cunningham hosts an afternoon card party in her honor.
Mr and Mrs George Greer Miss Amanda Greer Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street left Tuesday for Canal Dover Ohio to attend the wedding of Herbert C Greer and Miss Agnes Reeves which takes place at noon Wednesday.
Mrs Pinch and Mrs Smith of Sharon will entertain the Carnation Kensington Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday. Members will leave on the 1 30 o clock car.
The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church will gather at Mrs Margaret Shields of Centennial street on Thursday evening for the meeting.
The board of managers of the Children's Day Nursery will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock to discuss operations and policies. Potential agenda items include staffing, funds, and program planning.
John W. Norris of West Grant street gave a well received invitation recital at the First Baptist church before a large fashionable audience. Prof. Paul Browne Patterson accompanied on piano. Norris showed refined baritone range with a program featuring Haydn Strauss Wagner and others and plans to study again in New York this fall.
Miss Jennie Byers hosts teachers and Trinity Sunday School officers. The Thursday Night club plans a Cascade park dance. Herbert Greer and Agnes Reeves marry at high noon, with both now connected to Morgantown and Canal Dover. Florence Brady and Sidney Bell Donnan, Agnes Allison and Walter Bayles, Mary Ward and Fred Deverall, plus Ellen Long hosts and book club dances are listed among several parties.
At high noon Tuesday Miss Ethel Kincaid and Redmond Stanley Oden were married at St. Luke’s AME Zion with Rev. Upperman officiating. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at Mrs. William Roots’ home and a reception before the couple departed for Beaufort North Carolina. The bride is the daughter of Rev. George Washington Kincaid.
The Mentor club will be entertained by Mrs W K Nowling of South Mill Street on Friday evening.
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian church will hold a meeting Tuesday evening in the church rooms located in the Pearson block.
Miss Even Long from East Falls heads to Wilmington in a brief item noting a travel or move event with minimal context.
A well organized joint program is planned for the Mens Missionary Society and C. W. B. M. of the First Christian church on Tuesday evening. About 200 members are expected. Refreshments will follow. Speakers include Rev. W. S. Goode of Youngstown with the Twin Movements, T. W. Phillips, C. S. Brooks, and papers by Mrs. T. W. Phillips and Mrs. G. H. Brown. Soloists Miss Goldie Ingels and Miss Lida Ruth Brooks.
A gathering of old soldiers, sons and grandsons of soldiers, and Sons of Veterans friends convenes at the City Building hall at hour to meet Recruiting Officer L. C. Myers visiting to enlarge the New Castle camp S O V.
Anty Drudge counsels Mrs Newbride about washing clothes and preserving health with Fels-Na soap. She recalls mothers washing in hot water and bonnet sewing, urging practical cold or lukewarm use to protect hands and well being.
Historical guide urges modern housewives to abandon boiling and hard rubbing. It promotes cold or warm water washing with Fels Naphtha and stresses following wrapper directions for cleaner, gentler laundry and versatile kitchen use.
The piece argues that while ridicule and sarcasm can aid debate, vulgarity and irreverence toward sacred subjects are not protected as free speech. It discusses a trial on blasphemy and questions courtesy in public discussion.
In Sir Algernon West's Recollections Gladstone is portrayed as lavish in generosity yet strict about small economies. He insisted on honest discounts for second-hand books and abhorred wasting paper or time, reflecting a curious mix of grand philanthropy with frugal habits.
J Haymaker arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct was jailed 30 days by Mayor Lusk. Evidence showed he struck two individuals on Pittsburg street.
Word from Italy says the ancient Spoleto cathedral may become a ruin as the slope sinking under the building continues. A special commission inspected the structure and drafted a report for the ministry of public instruction with technical preservation recommendations.
Friday evening at First Christian Church open to all. Also Wednesday morning recital by the Musical Club at First Baptist Church showcasing a fine program. All welcome.
More than 13 000 workers are employed in Switzerland's ribbon industry, highlighting its significance to the national economy and manufacturing sector.
Winter is described as the deadliest season in most large cities with higher death rates than summer.
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