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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
3
A party at 10323 Adams Street Thursday honored Mrs. Hawfler on her 31st birthday. Twenty three guests enjoyed cards and radio music with refreshments served by Mrs. Hawfler and helpers. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Pittsburgh.
The Mothers Circle of the First M E church honored Mrs C H Hunt who is leaving for Chambersburg Pa. Dinner for 22 was hosted by Mrs T A Myers on Albert street. Spring flowers decorated the tables and a handkerchief shower was given to Mrs Hunt after a social afternoon.
Miss Rose Uhl of 214 North Beaver Street is named valedictorian of Geneva High School’s class of 1921. She ranked salutatorian at graduation and plans to teach in the fall after completing studies in languages.
Mrs. W. L. Campbell of Moody avenue Mrs. W. H. MacFetridge of Lincoln avenue and Mrs. Fred J. Tentz of Edison avenue are in Butler today attending a luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Flack.
Plans for the Gaston Sunday school annual reunion at Cascade Park include a noon picnic in the grove on Wednesday in June. Out of town guests are expected. committees cover reception, table, amusement, entertainment, and coffee with a long list of named organizers.
A dinner at Cascade Park last evening honored Mrs. Arthur Hoskins. Guests included Margaret Hoskins Ora Moore Anna Stanela Mary Kolibash Anna Kolibash Mary Chemerda Grace Audina Corrine Greer Ella Dorn Hannah Murphy and many others as they presented a fine linen gift.
Mrs Eva L Baker hosted seventeen L A B club members on Warren avenue Thursday evening with Mrs A C Ray as a guest. Mrs Carl Smith won the prize while refreshments followed. Hostess helpers were her daughters Mrs Anna Williams and Mrs John Sweet. Plans were made for a dinner at Mrs James McCulloughs on Warren avenue next Tuesday in June. In two weeks Mrs Charles Covert will entertain on East Washington street.
Members of the Entre Nous Club enjoyed a theatre party replacing their regular Wednesday gathering. Mrs. F. D. Perrine of Moody Avenue is scheduled to entertain on June 16.
Winter avenue hosts a 3 to 5 pm birthday party honoring Ina Mae Peterson with games and prizes. Miss Catherine Hoover and Miss Jane Shilton receive awards, pink and white decor, and paper dolls as favors.
Mrs. Wallace Evans hosted an evening party at her East Madison Avenue home on Wednesday honoring Margaret Evans turning fifteen and Beryl Evans turning thirteen. The celebration featured music and games with red and white color tones in the decor. Guests included Bernice Stickel Arlie Wilson Margaret Sutton Mary Piackett Pearl Stickle Mary McCowan Evelyn McTaggart Lillian Evans Elizabeth Evans and young guests Masters Bobby Parks Chester Evans and Brant Evans.
Mrs. F. M. Mershimer and Mrs. J. H. Cox entertained guests at a 6 o'clock dinner at Cox home on Crawford avenue. Twenty covers were set, with vari colored garden flowers as decor. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lutton Miss Margaret Lutton Mrs. Lena Ramsey and Charles Frohm of Walla Walla Wash Mr. and Mrs. Cal Turner and sons Stewart and James and Mrs Christina Stewart of Ellwood City.
Relatives and friends gathered Thursday evening at the home of Frank Mariacher on Long Avenue to celebrate his forty sixth birthday with euchre and games. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Mariacher with assistance from Mrs. Dora Brown, and many Mariacher family members and friends attended.
A social gathering was held Thursday at Mrs. John Elridge’s Beckford Street home for members of the C. and G. 1921 Club. Covers were arranged in yellow and white, with Mrs. Lysle Hindbaugh as a special guest. Mrs. J. McElroy received a birthday gift, and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. George Allen on Sleyer Avenue in two weeks.
Wade Mecum Club members enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Gilbert Colner’s Rose Avenue home with chat and needlework. Mrs. R. S. Bailey helped serve refreshments as plans formed for a June 16 tureen dinner at Mrs. Jesse Rice’s Richelieu Avenue residence.
Mr and Mrs Harry K Gregory of Wallace Avenue will host members of the Unexpected club for a dinner at their home Monday evening.
A sensational pitch claims the Penn theater offers two pictures and a guaranteed best show in New Castle. The note boosts a fixed, high stakes outcome with promises of secrecy and confidence to draw audience votes next week.
Mrs Clyde N Griffith and sisters Mrs J W Allen and Mrs I A Lytle hosted a well appointed dinner Thursday at 7 in the former’s Highland avenue home honoring sister Mrs John Lentz of Youngstown QC whose marriage occurred in May. Tables for 28 guests featured pink and white color scheme and miniature pink baskets as favors. After dinner social hours followed.
The marriage of Miss Eunice Fowler daughter of John Fowler California Pa and Joseph M Smith son of Mr and Mrs Walter Smith Hillcrest Avenue took place in Wellsville Colorado May 28 The bride a California State Normal school graduate and Mr Smith a Woodlawn High School class of 24 graduate will reside at 627 Franklin Avenue Woodlawn Pa where Mr Smith is employed after a brief wedding trip
Mrs. John S. Farr of Euclid Avenue and Mrs. George F. Winter of Highland Avenue issued invitations for a luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field Club on Thursday June 10.
Mrs. David Kay and Mrs. Roy Hazen hosted the luncheon at the New Castle Field Club on Thursday. Luncheon served at one o'clock for twenty five. Prizes for golf went to Mrs. Crawford Hoyt Mrs. C. E. Trainor and Mrs. David Kay. Next luncheon planned for Friday June 11 with Mrs. John Lockhart and Mrs. John Elliott as hostesses.
Miss Verna Allison presides over a BPW dinner at the Elks club on Wednesday evening. Spring flowers formed a centerpiece as members of the executive board socialized. Mrs. Betty Biles provided fortune telling for the guests after hours.
Mrs. Joseph Young hosted a 1 pm luncheon for Modern 500 Club members at her Boyles avenue residence with garden flowers as a centerpiece. Miss Clara Young and Miss Catherine Casey assisted. Mrs. A H Casey was the only spec. Two tables of 500 were played. high scores awarded to Mrs. William Confer, Mrs. Roy Meermans, and Mrs. M J Scanlon. Next meeting in three weeks will be with Mrs. William Confer on Grant street.
Miss Verna Rigby attended as a special guest at a D. O. H club evening hosted by Mrs. Harry Brunton on Croton avenue. Members enjoyed sewing games and chat with prizes awarded to Mrs. Arthur Sisley and Mrs. Evan Wilkins. Mrs. Clarence Collingwood aided door serving refreshments. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. Clarence Collingwood on County Line street.
The Friendly Girls Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Ray Bishop's Dickson street home. Members enjoyed fancy work and games and planned a Park picnic for Friday June 11. Mrs. C.KE Gwin helped serve refreshments. The two week meeting will be with Mrs. Harry Doerr on Huron avenue. Eleven S.OO.B Kensington members gathered at Mrs. Bessie Shiek’s McClelland avenue home for games and chat. Mrs. Joseph Campbell won the prize with Mrs. William McCullough assisting in refreshments. In two weeks, Mrs. D. Feetch of the New Castle Ellwood road will attend.
Mrs. James Maloney of Crawford avenue entertained the Rita Girls on Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. George Lowery and Mrs. J. C. Travers. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. James McGivern. Mrs. George Lowery of Mill street will host a 6 o clock dinner for the club in two weeks.
Mrs James Cooper welcomed members of the R V club to her State street home on Wednesday afternoon for music and conversation. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank Hoover with assistance from the hostess. Special guests included Mrs Charles Cooper of Butler and Mrs Frank Hoover. In two weeks Mrs Roy Davis of Croton avenue will entertain.
The annual Hunt family reunion will be held at Willard Grange Hall on Frew Mill road on Wednesday June 9.
Mrs A S Love Mrs George Mc Kee and Miss Laura Miller Croton avenue will host a luncheon bridge at the New Castle Field club on Saturday June 12. Mrs S W Perry of E North street has returned from Atlantic City after attending the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention. Mrs Howard Kirk and daughter Miss Elizabeth Kirk who attends the University of Pennsylvania will return home Saturday. Mrs Charles Greer Miss Laura Marquis Mrs Charles Johnson and Mrs T W Phillips will return home next week.
Members of the O B F club were guests of Mrs Wilhelmina Lowden of Harrison street Thursday evening. Cards and music provided chief diversions. The hostess, helped by Mrs Edward Davis, served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Paul McCandless of Beckford street will entertain the members.
Mrs James Allen is honored after returning from Florida with a Thursday morning breakfast at Cascade Park. Covers were set for Mrs J M Patton Mrs C B Hinkson Mrs John Thompson Mrs Elmer Hinkson and the guest of honor.
Senior Hadassah members meet Monday evening at Beth Shelom Temple. New officers will be elected and delegates appointed to the annual convention in Buffalo.
The Lusk family will hold its annual reunion at Mil burn Grange Hall on Thursday, June 1. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to share and confirm RSVP with the organizers.
Realty transfers list multiple Pittsburgh area deeds including Toma Mayer Wayne Edwin Chiken C J Clarke Abe Glick Sero Scopes Paul J Cartwright Frank Ferrante Caroline R Wilson Howard Cross Zaccaria Reale Dominic In frat with prices shown. Somerset Pa notes June 4 fishing violations totaling fines of 350 for catching 27 fish illegally and eight over legal limit.
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