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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
10
Mrs J B Schooley of Grant entertained a miscellaneous shower for her cousin Miss Mary Donovan whose engagement to Albert Kohart of Lerdin Ohio has been announced. Guests enjoyed social pastimes and were served lunch by hostesses and mothers.
An indoor luncheon last evening at Miss Batty Bevan's Beckford street home honored Miss Thelma Canfield of East Washington street before her upcoming trip to Beaver Falls with relatives and friends. Music games and dancing featured the event with a late picnic lunch served by Mrs Ivor Bevan and Mrs Charles Haas. Guests included Frances Fenton Ina Emery Myrna Stitzinger Helen Allison Florence Badger Gladys Bevan Frances Diamond Thelma Canfield Betty Bevin Chauncey Parker Harold Warner Ted Thomas Louis Whittaker Robert Klaber Lyle Beight Kenneth Voorhess Wilbur Houk and Miss Margaret Greer of Brie as an out of town attendee.
Miss Adda Houk leaves her Transferring clerk post as nine Recorder’s office girls planned a Cascade Park farewell supper. Weather moved the gathering to Miss Martha Ligo’s North Crawford home for ten covers. Helen Hanna attended. Helen Thompson, a rising high school graduate, chosen to fill the vacancy.
The Circle of 89 will host its annual meeting Monday at three o clock in the W G C A parlor with yearbooks to be distributed and Circle business concluded. An indoor track meet is the afternoon attraction with a capable committee promising an engaging program. Dinner honors mother to Mrs Zeigler of Sharon Pa. Mrs C R Klingensmith hosted at six o clock on Summitt Street with Mr and Mrs R A Wolf and children of Ford City and others as guests. purple and white table decor featured.
Monday event listing for Lawrence County League of Women Citizens at W C A 7230 oclock hosted by Mrs J Le 621 Spruce St St Deen Kensington with Mrs B Haynes and Mrs Cunningham St Patrician club Miss Agnes Tarnes Reynolds St Maser.
A warm 80th birthday gathering honored Mrs. James Mayberry at her Crawford Avenue home. Four generations attended with 11 children, 24 grandchildren, and 21 great grandchildren among the family. Out-of-town guests included the Wimer and Witmer families. Carroll Kearns performed vocal selections before a late lunch.
Miss Ora Lester art instructor in city schools was honored at a Greenwood Avenue meeting. She leaves for New York tonight and received a gift from 34 members and five guests. Americanization was the topic. lunch followed. Next meeting planned for October at Mrs Georgy Bonnags home.
Announcement by Mrs. Robert W. Jackson of Highland avenue and St. Petersburgh Florida reveals the engagement of her daughter Isabelle Jackson to William Franklin Pack of Trenton New Jersey son of the late John Peels of Norristown Pennsylvania. The bride elect is well known in the city and the wedding is planned for this fall.
Ten members attended the Friday meeting noting plans for a June 18 picnic at Cascade Park. The picnic committee included W. ok, Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mrs. E. C. Morrow, and Mrs. Fred Gimmell. Guests enjoyed scrying refresh tents, special ghosts, piano duets, chat games, and a Wallace Nutting picture as a hostess gift.
Eight members of the Idlewile Kensington attended a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs Geo Horchler s Tiberty street home. New work and chat filled the diversions with refreshments served by Mrs Helknap.
Miss Sedgwick daughter of Mrs. Wo Strodgawick North Jefferson street to Walter Neimeyer Mort Wayne Ind. She teaches at Marth Gantz school. He is Rubber Works employee and former cavalryman. Engagement party set with reception for Rev. and Mrs. Patterson. dress details noted.
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