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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
27
A wedding at the Pattison home on West Washington street joined Gertrude Pattison to Harry G. Patterson of Ebensburg Pennsylvania. The ceremony featured a ring exchange before a fern and flower bower with Miss Anna Weddell singing I Love You Truly.
Miss Esther Badger of East Washington Street hosted M N Club members Tuesday evening at Cascade park. The group enjoyed various amusements and a moonlight grove supper. Miss Genevieve Baker of Denver Avenue will host on June 15.
In celebration of their forty ninth wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Charles P McCreary hosted a noon family dinner at their South Walnut Street home for twenty one guests. Varied cut flowers decorated the table while attendees included seven McCreary children six grandchildren and one great grandchild with several relatives and friends from New Castle Washington D C Pasadena Cal Poland Ohio and others. Special guests attended among them Mrs S F Sexton and Miss Verlee Armstrong.
Junior music students of active members of the Wednesday Morning Musical club will present their annual open recital in the Sunday school room of the First Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The recital is open to the public and a fine program will be rendered by younger talented musicians of the city. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs Howard Platt Meehan and Mrs J M Pyle.
Rita Girls and numerous clubs led by Mrs. Margaret Maroney Mrs. Earl Davies Mrs. Ralph Raney Mrs. Clarence Fischer and others are named with associated streets including Crawford Garfield Sheridan Wildwood Park and Madison avenues. Community groups include Highland Book Club New Castle Hospital Club L A B O B F and All March Kensington items plus T A T Kensington listing.
Mrs. A. E. Heinrich of North street is back from Pittsburgh where she attended the Catholic women’s convention as a delegate representing Lawrence county.
New Castle Quota club members visited Shenango Pottery on Tuesday at noon with about 35 attendees led by organizer Miss Jessie Henderson from Johnstown. Hosts Gertrude Moore and others hosted a picnic lunch and guided tours followed singing by Ruth McCaskey and performances by Adelmia Rosmeyer and Margaret Sankey. Henderson received a gift from the Shenango group.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs James Higgins of Wampum Pennsylvania to Albert Booher son of Mr and Mrs Henry Booher took place Monday morning at the home of Rev Edwin Butterworth Ellwood City Free Methodist church. The bride wore blue chiffon and lilies of the valley and roses. Thelma Booker sister of the groom served as bridesmaid in green georgette with roses and sweet peas. A wedding dinner for twenty five was hosted at the groom’s home at 6 o'clock. Spring flowers decorated the setting. Mr Booher works for National Radiator Works and the couple will reside on East Washington Street.
Miss Elizabeth Cole of East Grant Street will marry Daniel Urey of Sandy Lake this month. East Grant residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker hosted a miscellaneous shower on Wilmington Avenue Tuesday with 22 guests, dancing, gifts, and refreshments. Out of town guests included Miss Nan Filer Miss Harriet Flescher Russell Kerr and others from Sharon Pa Hillsville Pa and Bes semer.
Baskets of peonies adorned Tuesday afternoon luncheon hosted by Mrs J L Moses on Richelieu avenue for twenty Kensington members. Aides were Mrs R C Fralick and Mrs Frank M Jones. Special guests included Miss Adeline Haslam and Mrs W H Rowland. In two weeks Mrs Stanley Tresser will host another 1 o'clock luncheon.
Members gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Earl Sowers home on Beck ford street for a cheerful T. E. L. club meeting. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and Mrs. John Morgan and Mrs. Arthur Davis hosted. Dainty refreshments followed. This was the last regular meeting until fall. A picnic dinner at the park in two weeks with husbands as special guests was planned.
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Lillian Love daughter of Joseph Love of North Mercer Street and Reuben Lindenberg of Pittsburgh. The ceremony was held Tuesday at 5 PM in Youngstown Ohio with Rev. Lundy officiating. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at 3305 Parkview Avenue Oakland Pittsburgh. Lindenberg works at Victoria Flower Shop in Pittsburgh.
Mrs Doris Magill entertained the Cosy Home club at her Grant street home Tuesday evening with special guests Mrs Reimold Mrs Corn Miss Jean Corn and Miss Maude Wallover. Miss Corn gave several readings and refreshments were served. A tureen dinner hosted by Mrs John Hewitt is planned for June 9 at Cascade Park at 6 30 PM.
Miss Betty Shiek hosted the Hilltop Girls at her MacClelland avenue home Tuesday evening. Music and games provided entertainment and prizes went to Miss Catherine King, Laura Campbell and Betty Shiek. Special guests included Miss Dorothy Meyers, Miss Ruth Raneyk and Miss Isabel Stewart. Refreshments were served by the hostess. In two weeks Miss June Reamer of Hemlock street will entertain.
They attended the graduation of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Beighley, from the Indiana State Normal school on Tuesday.
Two members of the high school graduating class will be honored this evening at the commencement exercises as musicians. Miss Sara Manker, piano pupil of Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson, will play Mendelssohn Prelude in E minor. Miss Margaret Worner, student of Paul Browne Patterson, will sing The Daltys by Alterman.
The Third United Presbyterian church class held a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening for Genevieve Cox at Betty Bevan's home on Beckford Street. Games and music entertained guests. a lunch was served by Bevan Cox, McKissick, and Kline. About 25 members attended.
Richard Patterson of Eastbrook, a student at Chicago Musical College, is chosen to play Claus the clown in The Legend of the Piper. The opera debuts June 14 at the Central Theatre under Isaac VanGrove, assistant director of the Chicago Civic Opera Company.
The Miller family annual reunion will be held Thursday June 18 at the R. W. Miller cottage in Kennedy's Mills. The gathering marks a longstanding family event with relatives expected to attend from nearby areas.
The Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will gather on Saturday June 6 at 140 Boyles Avenue the home of Mrs S and Mrs S S Sampson for a local meeting and program.
The Dames of Malta social and entertainment committees will convene Tuesday evening June 4 at the home of Mrs. James A. Thompson, 810 Pearl Street. The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday evening June 4 at 7:39 inside the American Legion home.
Pr H C Meeting New Castle Circle No 5 P H C will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. Important business will be transacted and new officers will be nominated at this time.
Augusta Statzer Lodge No. 371, L. A. to B. of R. T., met Monday evening. Eight new members were initiated. Mrs. Orpha Morse, recent delegate from the brotherhood auxiliary convention in Cleveland, gave an excellent report.
Star of Wales Lodge No. 60 True Ivorites of America will meet June 6 at the Emmanuel Baptist church. The meeting, postponed from Memorial Day weekend, will begin at 7 30 p m and every member is requested to be present.
Daughters of Veterans assist at Memorial Services in Harlansburg. Ewing, sole surviving member of the 105th who left in 1861, attended with Rev. Andrews presiding. The Presbyterian church choir sang. Mrs. Blanche Smith read Our Nation's Flag. Attorney James A. Chambers spoke. At the cemetery, forty five comrades’ graves were marked with flowers and flags as Company K firing squad fired volleys.
Sixteen Epworth League members of Croton Avenue Methodist Church met at Miss Lillian Armstrong’s home for a business session and informal social time. Plans were made for a June 12 picnic at Hill’s bathing beach with Mrs. Walter Bishop as a special guest and refreshments served by the hostess.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at 203 South Bay street, the home of Mrs. E. L. English. Section One presents a program of musical numbers and readings, and refreshments will be served by Section Eight.
The Winnepesaukee Camp Fire Girls will hold a meeting at Central Christian Church on Monday evening.
Members of the Minerva club arrange a Friday luncheon at the park with Mrs James Rodenbaugh serving as hostess at 1 30 p m local time.
Mr and Mrs H M Beighley of East Washington Street have returned from Indiana Pennsylvania where they visited relatives and attended a brief visit with friends.
Members of L. C. B. A. No. 486 will meet at the K of C hall Thursday at 8 pm and proceed together to the home of Miss Anna Morrissey for a social gathering.
William Richards of Mill Street remains seriously ill with little improvement. A son named John Travis was born to Rev. and Mrs. J. Greer Bingham of Wampum. Mrs. Morgan Morgan of Steubenville, Ohio has returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Adeline Haslam of Scranton?
ton Pa is visiting her sister Mrs F B McAllister Laurel avenue for a month. Several residents are listed as ill or recently returned from visits including travels to Wilkes Barre Sanctions mention of Shenango Valley hospital and trips to California New Brighton Cleveland and New York with six months in Wales planned for Dr and Mrs William M Davies of South Jefferson street and companions.
Mrs. Laura N. Hill and Miss Ada Newton of East Grant street attended the commencement at Edinboro Normal School as guests of Miss Margaret McGinley. They will spend a few days at Cambridge Springs before returning home. France supplies the styles, yet we produce our own smutty literature. The objection to an open mind is that convictions depart as fast as new ideas arrive.
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