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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

19

Banquet in Croton Church Honors Mothers

Daughters of the Croton avenue Methodist Episcopal church plan a Friday evening banquet on June 4 at 4 o'clock to honor mothers. A program features piano and vocal solos, violin and mandolin guitar performances, readings, duets, and a series of addresses on Mother's and Daughter's life in spiritual, mental, social, and physical aspects by various speakers.

Croton Avenue Elsie Raub T. C. Armstrong Lillian Armstrong A .E. Yeager Kathryn Hunter

Wednesday Afternoon Club Hosts Mrs Murphy at North Street Home

Mrs William Murphy of North street hosted the Wednesday afternoon club yesterday. Ken sington work and five hundred ser ved as diversions. Miss Esther Wallace attended as a special visitor. The next meeting on Tuesday June Sth will be a basket picnic at Mrs Wallace Pitzers home. Members and their children will travel by the 9:30 car Tuesday morning.

William Murphy North Street Kensington

Daughters of Italy Host Shower for Infant Joseph Favorite

The Daughters of Italy met with Mrs. Ernest Favorite of East Street last evening for a baby shower honoring her infant son Joseph Favorite. Ten members attended and a luncheon was served with help from Mrs. Joseph Squire. The next gathering will occur in two weeks with Mrs. William Paradise of Neshannock Avenue hosting.

Daughters of Italy Ernest Favorite East Street Joseph Favorite Joseph Squire William Paradise Neshannock Avenue

Reception Planned for Dr. Patterson at First Presbyterian

Dr. and Mrs. James Albert Patterson will be honored with a reception Tuesday evening June 8 at eight o’clock by the First Presbyterian church congregation. Pastors from city churches invited. decorations include plants and flowers. reception line includes Mr. and Mrs. John Nothdurst and others. Mrs. Maxwell is general chairman with multiple committee heads listed.

James Albert Patterson First Presbyterian Church John Nothdurst W. K. Hugus Paul Browne Patterson Howard Mageill Jane Smith

Sonora Kensington Club Hosts at Dewey Avenue Home

Mrs. Clarence Garver welcomed Sonora Kensington members to her Dewey avenue home Wednesday afternoon for sewing and social chat. Mrs. Claude Sissley helped serve refreshments as yellow and white decor brightened the dining room. Miss Dorothy Taylor attended as a special guest and a club picnic is planned in about three weeks at Mrs. Chauncey Davis’s Rose Point summer cottage.

Clarence Garver Dewey Avenue Sonora Kensington Claude Sissley Dorothy Taylor Chauncey Davis Rose Point

Betty Richards Hosts M. G. Club Evening

Miss Betty Richards of South Mill hosted the M. G. club with special guests Misses Helen and May McGaughey and Miss Laverne Beynon. The evening focused on music and social chat with refreshments served. Mrs. S. A. Richards assisted with decorations and flowers. On Monday June 14 Ruth Shaffer of East Reynolds will entertain the club.

Betty Richards South Mill Street M. G. Club Helen and May McGaughey Laverne Beynon Miss Richards A. Richards Ruth Shaffer East Reynolds Street

I. A. 8S Club Social at Cascade Park

A. S. Club members met with Miss Mary Scrim of South Mill Street last evening for social chat and lunch served by hostess Miss Clara Conti. The group drove to Cascade Park for an enjoyable time and plans were made to meet next Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. Cherol of Division Street.

I. A Mary Scrim South Mill Street Clara Conti Cascade Park J. Cherol Division Street

Miss Emma Matthews Returns from California Trip

Miss Emma Matthews of Leasure Avenue returns Friday morning from California where she has traveled since January. She visited San Jose San Francisco and Los Angeles during her trip.

Emma Matthews Leasure Avenue California

Personal Monograms And Accessories For Sale

Monograms crafted with over 50 hand-cut steel dies to suit initials. Each die becomes property, priced at 1.50, colors and bronzes available. Also featuring extension book racks 10 to 18 inches, foldable, mission finish, 69c. Bathing suits in correct styles for men women misses and children with trimmed details and navy trunks.

Metzler

Rhodes Pyle Wedding Today at Croton Avenue Church

The marriage of Miss Anna May Rhodes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira M Rhodes and Clarence V Pyle occurred at noon today at Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev C Campbell officiating. The couple left for a ten day wedding trip and will reside with the bride's parents after returning.

Anna May Rhodes Xal Ira M. Rhodes Croton Avenue Clarence V. Pyle Croton Avreve Methodist Episcopal Church C. Campbell Russell Rhodes David Reese Brookville Civten Avenue

Local Community Clubs and Hosts Gather for Meetings

A list of social groups and hosts including Spoon Club with Miss May Hoyt on Winter Avenue, Greenwood Beaver College Club at Residence Hall Beaver, Evening Club with Miss Mabel Roberts on Boyles Avenue, and multiple other clubs such as Gils Club Mrs J W Cunningham 605 West Washington, North Highland Dinner Club Mr and Mrs C L Snyder Hazlecroft, 1914 Book Club Mrs Carl Reed Wallace Avenue, American Woman's Guild Mrs P K Fike Sheridan Avenue, W S Club Mrs Jacob Rentz Winter Avenue, Art Club Mrs Thomas Broadbent Court Street, Idlewife Kensington Mrs George Horchler Liberty Street.

May Hoyt Winter Avenue Claud Bowman Greenwood Avenue Beaver College Club Beaver College Beaver Mabel Roberts Carl Reed Wallace Avenue American Woman's Guild P. K. Fike Sheridan Avenue Jacob Rentz Art Thomas Broadbent Court Street Idlewife Kensington George Horchler Liberty Street

Miss Helen Yeager Hosts Porch Party for Co B G Club

Miss Helen Yeager entertained the Co B G Club at her Cleveland Avenue home Tuesday evening with music and sketching games. Refreshments were served in the dining room with assistance from her mother Mrs A E Yeager. Miniature canoes bearing the club initials served as place favors and a bridal wreath decor centered the table. A Cascade Park picnic with the girls mothers as guests is planned for next week. Two weeks hence on Tuesday June 15 Miss Eva Simison will host a gathering at her Woodland Avenue home.

Helen Yeager Co. B. G Cleveland Avenue Skensington A. E. Yeager Cascade Park Eva Simison Wildwod Avenue

G. K. W. Club Holds Social Meeting at Mrs Isaac White Home

Social converse and sewing dominated the G. K. W. club gathering hosted by Mrs. Isaac White of Scott Street. Miss Alice Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Johnson attended as special guests. A lunch followed with assistance from Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Iris decor. The group plans a Cascade Park picnic in three weeks with the members’ children as special guests.

G. K. W. Club Isaac White Scott Street Alice Johnson New Wilmington Clarence Johnson Iris Cascade Park

Seventh Grade Girls Entertained By Teacher At Home

Miss Ruth Reese Freda Lewis Maude Sweet and Blodwen Gray seventh graders in Lincoln and Garfield schools enjoyed a 6 pm dinner hosted by Miss Pearl Pattison on the Youngstown car line. They spent the afternoon in games and music then attended a theatre party after returning home at 8 pm.

Ruth Reese Freda Lewis Maude Sweet Blodwen Gray Lincoln and Garfield School Pearl Pattison Youngstown

Charming hostess Mrs Patch hosts D T C Club

Mrs R L Patch proved a charm ing hostess to the D T C Club at her Florence avenue home last evening. Eight guests attended and the evening was spent in fancy work and social chat. Mrs Norman Thatcher assisted with a prettily appointed lunch. In two weeks Mrs Charles Woods of Greenwood avenue will entertain.

R. L. Patch D. T. C. Club Florence Avenue Norman Thatcher Patch Charles Woods Greenwood Avenue

Meyer Avenue hostess hosts Y. O. A. Club gathering

Mrs. Thomas Perrott of Meyer Avenue welcomed Y. O. A. Club members to her home last evening for a general social time. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her sister Miss Grace Jones. Covers were laid for twelve and no next meeting date was announced.

Thomas Perrott Meyer Avenue Y. O. A. Club Grace Jones

Pattison Family Reunion Planned in Volant

The Pattison descendants reunion will be held at William Long’s home in Volant on Thursday June 10. Mr. Long will meet all morning trains at Volant.

Robert Sarah Pattison, Boyd William Long Volant Mr. Long

Departing Terrace Teachers Honored Before Leaving

Three Terrace avenue school teachers Miss Gertrude Hughes Miss Mary Pattison and Mrs Phillip Jones have been guests at several social events. The week features include Mrs Beatrice Davies announcing the secret marriage of Miss Helen Simison to Phillip Jones on April 2 in Sharon.

Terrace Avenue School Gertrude Hughes Mary Pattison Phillip Jones Helen Simison Beatrice Davies Cedar Street Terrace

Carroll Kearns Receives Honor From Chicago Music School

Carrol Kearns, studying in Chicago since November under Edoar do Seaerdote, returns home for the summer after winning a medal in the vocational examinations as one of nine medalists. He will stay with his parents on Neshannock Avenue and resume studies in September in Chicago.

Carrol Kearns Chicago Musical School Edoardo Seaerdote Kearns P. H. Kearns Neshannock Avenue Chicago

Informal Party Celebrates Senior Class Exit at Weinschenk Home

Motoring to the home of Miss Sara Weinschenk of Albarn’s Mills about 30 members of the Senior class of the high school held a most enjoyable party following the commencement exercises. Special guests included Miss Fern Chambers of Ellwood City Miss Ruth Warren of Canada and Mr Parker of Pittsburgh.

Sara Weinschenk Albarn's Mills Fern Chambers Ellwood City Ruth Warren Canada Mr. Parker Pittsburgh

Third Grade Club Hosts Lawn Games at Mildred Miller Home

Little Miss Mildred Miller entertained her Highland avenue classmates of third grade on Leasure avenue Wednesday afternoon. The girls formed a club with weekly meetings and enjoyed lawn ball and games from two to five. Mrs. J C Miller served a luncheon near the close, assisted by daughter Miss Mary Miller. No date was set for the next gathering.

Mildred Miller Highland Avenue School Leasure Avenue J. C. Miller Mary Miller

Avon Club meeting at Mrs. A. R. Kingsbury home

All Avon Club members attended a meeting hosted by Mrs. A. R. Kingsbury at 306 Boyles Avenue last evening. The hostess served refreshments unaided. Mrs. Frank Marquis invited the group to reconvene at her Boyles Avenue home in two weeks.

Avon Club A. R. Kingsbury Boyles Avenue Frank Marquis

N. E. T. Club Meets at Miss Williams Home

Sewing and chat provided enjoyable diversions at the N. E. T. Club meeting last evening in the home of Miss Margaret Williams on Winslow Avenue. Refreshments were served with assistance from Miss Catherine Evans and Miss Maud McCullough of Highland Avenue.

N. E. T. Club Margaret Williams Winslow Avenue

Mrs Clendenin Moves Goods to North Mill Street Block

Mrs W Wallace Clendenin formerly of 302 Highland avenue has had her goods moved to the Clendenin Block on North Mill street and will occupy an apartment once repair work is finished. She is now staying with Mr and Mrs A M Peterson at 201 North Jefferson street.

W. Wallace Clendenin Highland Avenue Clendenin North Mill Street

Meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion

The Auxiliary will meet in the legion room of the I O O F Hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Present and prospective members are urged to attend. Wives mothers daughters and sisters are eligible to join.

Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion I. O. QO. F. Hall Auxiliary

Anderson Home Missionary Society Elects Officers

Members of the Anderson Home Missionary Society at the First Methodist church met for their annual officer election in the church parlors. The group reported over $800 in yearly work, funded Indian Child Frederick Shields, and pledged $300 to the Erie Home in Kentucky. Officers include Margaret Shields as president and Laura Marquis as vice president, with multiple secretaries and superintendents named.

Anderson Home Missionary Society First Methodist Church W. L. Beal J. F. Campbell Craig Steen Andrew Reider Farmington New Mexico Frederick Shields Margaret Shields Laura Marquis Gertrude Mitchell Katherine Stillings H. E. Weichman Will Thompson Guy Battles America Burnside New Erie Kentucky

Holliday Family Reunion Set At Clyde McCameron Home

The Holliday family annual reunion will be held at Clyde McCameron's home on Thursday June 10 1820. Trains will be met at Brent.

Holliday Clyde McCameron Brent

Gibson Reunion Set at Frank Aiken Home

The annual Gibson reunion will be held in June at the home of Mr. Frank Aiken. Elsie Gibson, secretary.

Gibson Frank Aiken Elsie Gibson

Lusk and McVey Reunion Slated at Milburn Grange Hall

The Lusk and McVey annual reunion is set for Thursday June 17 at Milburn Grange Hall near Leesburg. Attendees will gather to reconnect and celebrate old ties within the community.

Lusk and McVey Milburn Grange Hall Leesburg

Sing-mar Club Elects Officers at Mary E Carl Home

Members of the Sing-mar club met at Miss Mary E Carlson home on North Mulberry street last evening. Officers for the coming year were elected and the evening was spent on fancy work and chat. A meeting is planned for next Wednesday evening at Miss Carrie Andersons home on West Washington street to finalize organization.

Mary E. Carlson North Mulberry Street Carrie Anderson West Washington Street

Circulating Book Club Hosts Guests at Country Club Meeting

A large gathering of special guests attended the Circulating Book Club meeting at the Country Club Wednesday afternoon with Miss Racheal Wallace of North Jefferson street as hostess. Thirty guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of fancy work and book exchanges. The club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. William K. Hugus of Highland avenue.

Circulating Book Club Country Club Racheal Wallace North Jefferson Street William K. Hugus Highland Avenue

West Side W C T U to meet for Flower Mission Day

The West Side W C T U will gather at 2 30 P M Friday at Mrs C C Stump's home at the corner of Sankey and West North streets to arrange Flower Mission Day observances.

C. C. Stump Sankey and West North Streets

Central WCTU Meeting Moved to Friday Afternoon

Central union of the W C T U will meet Friday at 2 30 p m in the W C A parlor instead of the evening 750 o clock. Arrangements for observing Flower Mission Day will be made at this meeting. Mrs C M Grace, Secretary.

Central Union of C. M. Grace

Miss Carrie Hart sut of New Castle Visits Erie Friends

Miss Carrie Hartsut of New Castle has returned from Erie where she was the guest of friends for several days.

Carrie Hartsu*t New Castle Erie

Presbyterian Church Meeting Set For This Evening

The Tral Presbyterian church will hold a gathering this evening in the church parlors inviting members and attendees to participate in the planned program and discussions.

Children to rehearse for First Presbyterian Day program

All children slated for the church Children's Day exercises should meet at the First Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon at 2 30 for practice.

First Presbyterian Church

Croton Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet After Banquet

The Ladies Aid Society of Croton Methodist Church will hold its regular business meeting Friday evening at the church, following the Mothers and Daughters banquet.

Ladies Aid Society The Croton Methodist Church

Baraca Cadets to Meet. Officers to Be Elected

The Baraca Cadets of the First Baptist church will hold their regular business meeting in their class room this evening at 8 o'clock. Semi annual election of officers will take place at that time. The Good Will Bible class will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FE Bartlett of 16 Sankey Street with Mr J L Snider as teacher.

Baraca First Baptist Church Good Will Bible FE. D. Bartlett Sankey Street J. L. Snider

Evangelistic Meetings at Rhodes Mission Draw 385 Converts

John Sanford of Crawford Avenue led a series of evangelistic meetings at the Rhodes Mission on Harlansburg Road. Attendees were strong, with 385 expressing a desire to embrace Christianity. Pastors and laymen of the city assisted in the effort.

John Sanford Crawford Avenue Rhodes Mission Harlansburg Road

First Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Meeting

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday June 4 at the home of Mrs. BR. N. Baer in Wal-.

First Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society The First Methodist Church BR. N. Baer Wal

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