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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
12
The Current Events circle and families enjoyed their annual picnic at Cascade park on Tuesday evening. Weather kept attendance smaller than expected as tables were set in the dining hall and an excellent supper was served. Covers were laid for 45 guests.
The Daughters of the King group at Cascade Park Methodist church met Tuesday for an all day session. They completed annual business and laid arrangements for the picnic set for June 25 at Cascade Park. Dike Blair has returned from Cas cadilla School at Ithaca New York to spend the summer with his parents, Mr and Mrs George O D Blair of Leasure Avenue.
Miss Maude M Sweeney of Brooklyn and Mr Frank Dresch of Sharon wed at the Sweeney home at noon on Wednesday Rev Diefenderfer officiated. Miss Clara Dresch of Sharon served as attendant. Guests included relatives from Sharon and an eastern wedding trip follows with New York Philadelphia and Washington on the itinerary.
Mrs William Rodgers formerly of Savannah Ga wed Dr Harry McKee at Trinity Episcopal Church at noon Wednesday. Rev J E Reilly officiated with Mendelssohn march as guests entered and exited. The couple planned a wedding trip to Mackinac and will reside with Mrs L B Hamilton on Falls street.
Y W C T U members held an informal reception Tuesday evening for Mr and Mrs James Teets at Miss Ethel Ashmore’s Highland avenue home on the third floor. Forty five guests attended with a magazine game, spring flower decor and a luncheon. Margaret Speer Gibson spoke and new songs were sung. Next meeting at Mrs Robert Skinner’s Edenburg home. Flower mission day planned for Sunday with visits to the poor farm and services.
Mr and Mrs Lee Gordon host the Spoon club on Thursday night at Cascade park. The McQuiston reunion gathers at Philip McQuiston’s home in Wampum. Kensington events entertain L W S Kensington and J G Kensington by Mrs James Dime and Miss Catherine O Leary. Grace Frethy hosts S S S club, A M McCallen hosts Utopia club, and Ladies league’s Protected Home circle is entertained by Mrs James Skidmore. Miss Minnie Betts wed William J Proctor at 10:30 this morning at the Betts home on Spring street. After a short trip to Northeastern Ohio the couple will reside in the city.
Mrs Carl Borchers of Blaine street entertained guests Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs McFurston of Pittsburg. The highlight was a 500 game won by Miss Dora Hartzell. Hostess and helpers Harriet Hartzell and Josephine Fessler served lunch.
Miss Mayme Braun of Richelieu avenue married Mr William P Ice of this city in a quiet ceremony at 11 o clock at Rev J C McDonald parish home Epworth Methodist church. Bride wore white chiffon dress white picture hat gloves. They left for a trip to Pine Grove and Mannington West Virginia and will reside in this city after their wedding trip.
Miss Sadie Edith Bachman of McKeesport and Isadore Sylvian Well of Youngstown were married at 5 PM in the Concordia club parlor Allegheny. Officiant Rev. Dr. Leonard Levy of Pittsburg’s Eighth Street temple. Matron of honor Mrs. Nathan Hartzell of Youngstown. Groomsman Harry Einstein of Cleveland. Ushers Dr. Milton Bachman and N. M. Hartzell, both of Youngstown.
Rev. and Mrs. Stratton and the church choir surprised W. H. Locke for his outstanding work as choir director. They presented him with a fine Oxford Bible. Locke thanked them and the gathering enjoyed refreshments and music.
Mrs Seigfried hosted Independent Linen club with Progressive pedro as entertainment. Howard of Pittsburg honored guest. luncheon followed. Kensington club met at Mrs Beer home for last session of the year. picnic planned for park in three weeks. Mills of Fountain Inn entertained Unknown club with six hand euchre. prizes to Mrs McGoun and Dr Jameson. Jean Norris to entertain next week. Brown of Lincoln hosted Lawrence club to luncheon. Mrs Carnes honored guest. bridge whist prize to Mrs Ray.
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