D A R Chapter Holds Meeting At Mrs Mason Home
The Lawrence chapter D A R met at Mrs. Harry Mason of West Middlesex for a Saturday session presided by Regent Mrs. James T. Ray. Members heard treasurer and historian reports. Vera Simonton won a ten dollar essay prize. delegates and alternates for the York conference were named. a program on Washington at Mt Vernon was presented. next meeting in New Wilmington on June 14 for flag day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
West Middlesex
Lawrence Chapter
Dd. A
James T. Ray
Vera Simonton
New Castle Senior High School
Pennsylvania
York
Rebecca Royce
Samuel Perry
Jennie Morgan
S. S. Myers
Howard Frew
J. C. Raney
A. T. Eckles
Francis Simonton
C. R. McCombs
W. R. Campbell
E. B. Russell
T. Hamilton
Laura Marquis
Fred C. Donaldson
W. W. Campbell
John W
Norman Offutt
W. F. McComb
Sarah Bowman
F. A. Pinkerson
Carl Rodgers
E. L. Wilson
Joseph Young
Sara E. Gill
N. G. McClelland
M. B. Dinsmore
Olive Byers
New Wilmington
Worthwhile Kensington Plans Friday Picnic at Cascade Park
Worthwhile Kensington members plan a Friday noon outing at Cascade Park. The event invites all members to join the outdoor picnic set for midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Cascade Park
Girls' Friendly Society Menbers Hold Candle Light Service
The Girls' Friendly Society of St. Andrew's Episcopal church held a candle light service with Rev. Samuel Black and Arch Deacon William C. Foreman. Ten girls were admitted, including Misses Riley Cartwright Hartland and Mrs Ada Riley as associate member. Edith Cowden and Marie Riley received as Senior members. A pageant featured Edith Cowden, Marie Riley and others with eighteen candles tied with maline forming a friendly knot. The choir performed favorite hymns and numbers, while the church decor featured roses and peonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Society of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Samuel Black
William C. Foreman
Charlotte Riley
Virginia Riley
Adelaide Cartwright
Wilda Price
Jean Riley
Florence Hitchen
Bessie Hartland
Elizabeth
Mildred Fleeger
Ada Riley
Edith Cowden
Marie Riley
G. F. S. Society
Anne Owens
Elizabeth Allsopp
Elizabeth Fleeger
Aimee Wright
Jane Smith
Ann Hitchen
Tarry
Friendly Society
St. Andrews Choir
Bridge Shower for Bride Elect Alberta Brenner
Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs. Wesley Rose hosted a bridge party at Beckford Street for Alberta Brenner on her upcoming marriage. Four tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy Tieche and Miss Brenner. Out of town guests included Mrs. Velma Welch and Mrs. Dora C. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Wesley Rose
Beckford Street
Alberta Brenner
Roy Tieche
Miss Brenner
Velma Welch
Youngstown
Ohio
Dora C. Young
Elizabeth Patton
Ellwood City
Needlecraft Association Guests at Mrs Tullis Home
The West Side Needlecraft Association will be guests of Mrs. E. A. Tullis of West Washington Street Tuesday evening for a social gathering and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
West Side Needlecraft Associates
E. A. Tullis
West Washington Street
White Thompson Families Reunion Set for June 23
The annual White- Thompson families reunion is scheduled for Thursday June 23 at the Willard grange hall with dinner served at noon.
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Willard Grange Hall
Musical program at Epworth Church showcases varied solo acts
A community room performance at Epworth M E Church on Tuesday June 7 at 8 15 features numerous acts led by the Epworth Guild Court Street unit. Victor Rice performs a cello solo while Ernest McCreary and Donald Potter headline wind and brass pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Church
Court Street
Epworth Guild
J. H. Wigton
Victor Rice
Mr. Mathews
Ernest McCreary
Benjamin Franklin
Leyvole
Donald Potter
June Fisher
Miss Foringer
Barbara Schultz
Charlotte Andrews
Marion Shaffer
Herbert DeLillo
J. F. Rentz
Josephine Johns
Louise Davies
Elmer Frye
Clare Carbough
Rose Rice
Viola Dufford
Racioppo
Harmonica Club
Afternoon Shower Honors Bride-Elect Miss Alberta Brenner
Mrs. Fred Thompson hosted a bridge shower at Beckford Street for bride-elect Miss Alberta Brenner. Mrs. Roy Tieche and Miss Brenner shared high honors, with orchid and yellow decor and iris centerpieces. The event concluded with a presentation of gifts for Brenner’s upcoming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson Beckford
Bridge
Alberta Brenner
Roy Tieche
D A R Flag Day Planned at New Wilmington
Plans for Flag Day observance in New Wilmington Tuesday June 14 by the Lawrence chapter D A R with Neshannock chapter as guests. Mrs W W Campbell heads the entertainment committee and will preside at Westminster College Little Theater bicentennial program. Tea follows at the Hillside. attendees asked to notify Mrs James T Ray by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Lawrence
Neshannock
W. W Campbell
Westminster College
James T. Ray
Birthday gathering at Hillcrest for Louis Berkheimer
A group of young folks joined Louis Berkheimer at his Hillcrest avenue home Saturday to celebrate his birthday. Mrs. Sidney Smith led entertainment with games and contests while a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Berkheimer assisted by Mrs. Smith. Guests included Charlene Black Frederick Barkley Paul Rowland Billie Samuels Earl Comstock Eddie Bush Kenneth Brenneman Jay Melvin and the honoree received several handsome gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Berkheimer
Hillcrest Avenue
Sidney Smith
Berkheimer
Smith
Charlene Black
Frederick Barkley
Paul Rowland
Billie Samuels
Earl Comstock
Eddie Bush
Kenneth Brenneman
Jay Melvin
Hokum Club Met at Esther Shaffer Home for Meet and Picnic Plans
The 1930 Hokum club met Friday evening at Esther Shaffer’s New Castle rural route 7 home with Rachel Jones as associate hostess and Alma Hughes as guest. Nine members attended and planned a July 1 family picnic at Shaffer’s house. Emma Bobosky and Alma Hughes won prizes in a kum contest. Lunch was served by Shaffer, Mildred Campbell and Mary Gilkey. Next meeting set at Charlotte Scungio’s home with Mary Gilkey as cohostess on June 17. Edward M. Kerr and family from Gilroy California visit North Beaver street parents for six weeks. Kerr is a prominent fruit grower in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Shaffer
New Castle
R. D
Rachel Jones
Alma Hughes
Emma Bobosky
Mildred Campbell
Mary Gilkey
Charlotte Scungio
Edward M. Kerr
Alexander
Gilroy
Calif
A. R. Kerr
North
Beaver Street
Mr. Kerr
California
Kerrs
Weekday Club Calendar of Kensington Area Groups
Calendar lists numerous Kensington clubs with leaders and addresses for Tuesday through Saturday activities. Notable groups include D. O. D., Five-Hundred, We-Ri-Ga-Bridge, Wimodausis, and S. L. clubs, plus Bridge and Canter Bridge events and a Thursday Gold Star Mother meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cartwright
Temple Avenue
Lotus Kensington
Fred Gimmell
Ellwood Road
Bestyette
Infant Honored at Shower Event in New Castle
A stork shower for Norma Jean Pearce six weeks old honored by Miss Esther Reynolds in New Castle. Grace Ackerman and Blanche Gaignach won prizes. refreshments served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Reynolds and sister Mary Rose. Out of town guests included Mrs David Harper of Chicago and Grace Morrissey of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean
Ralph Pearce
Eighth Street
Esther Reynolds
Superior Street
New Castle Hospital
Grace Ackerman
Blanche Gainagh
Reynolds
Mary Rose
David Harper
Chicago
Grace Morrissey
Youngstown
Ohio
Dinner honors visiting club members at Moore Avenue home
Mr and Mrs R G Leslie of Moore avenue hosted a 6:30 dinner for Happy Hour Club members and their husbands on Friday. Guests included Mrs Della Brown of Iowa Mrs Theresa Aye of Ohio and Miss Melda Davenport of this city. A large Iris centerpiece graced the back porch table followed by informal pastimes. The event occurred Friday at Mrs Robert Maybray's Oakwood avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Leslie
Moore Avenue
Happy Hour Club
Della*Brown
Iowa
Theresa Aye
Ohio
Melda Davenport
Robert Maybray
Oakwood Avenue
Meeting of Friendship Club Postponed to June 22
The Friendship Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday at Mrs. Louis De Caprio's home on Fairmont Avenue has been postponed due to a death in a member’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Louis de Caprio
Fairmont Avenue
Junior Recital by Music Club at Highland U P Church
The Music club announces a junior recital at Highland U P Church on Thursday June 9 at 2 30 pm. Rehearsal is scheduled for Wednesday June 8 at 2 30 pm at the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Highland U. P
Gowanda Club Meets at Mrs John Jackson Home
Members of the Gowanda club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs John Jackson on Highland Avenue for their usual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowanda Club
John Jackson
Highland Avenue
Mrs Remley to Host N H B Kensington Meeting
Mrs Harry Remley will open her house on Marshall avenue for members of the N. H. B. Kensington who meet in regular session Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Remley
Marshall Avenue
N. H. B. Kensington
Local callers visit Harbor home of the Ripple couple
Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Mrs. C. L. Senheiser of Pittsburgh along with Mrs. W. H. Smith of 413 Hill Crest Avenue visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ripple in Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Smith
C. L. Senheiser
Pittsburgh
W. H. Smith
Hillcrest Avenue
Scott Ripple
The
Harbor
Gramada Kensington Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Ernest Smith
The Gramada Kensington members will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest Smith on Winter Avenue at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Thursday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramada Kensington
Ernest Smith
Winter Avenue
Tigers Auxiliary Plans Evening Meeting on South Mill Street
The Tigers auxiliary will hold a special meeting this evening in their rooms on South Mill Street at 8 o'clock. The Orchid team will entertain on this occasion with Mrs George Ross acting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
South Mill Street
George Ross
1929 Bridge Club Picnic at Cascade Park
Members of the 1929 Bridge Club will gather at Cascade Park on Thursday at noon for a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Cascade Park
Sewing Wednesday at Jameson Hospital
James Memorial hospital will host its regular weekly sewing session on Wednesday morning. Members of the executive board will attend, and women from the city are invited to join from 9 to 12 to help complete a large number of items for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the James Memorial Hospital
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Sets Regular Meeting
The Ace-Hi Bridge club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening with Mrs Louise presiding and members expected to discuss this month’s activities and bridge schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Louise
West Side Club Hosts Mrs Patrick Thornton
Mrs Patrick Thornton of Boyles Avenue will receive the West Side club members at her home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Club
Patrick Thornton
Boyles Avenue
Butler Girls Plan June Picnic With Wag ner and Warnock
Members of the Butler Girls met last week with Mrs. George Wagner on DuShane street and Mrs. Roy Warnock as associate hostess. They enjoyed cards and games in the afternoon and refreshments. On June 24 the group will hold their regular meeting as a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Girls
George Wagner
DuShane Street
Roy Warnock
1929 Five Hundred Club Meets at Mrs Flynn Home
The 1929 Five Hundred club associates will be received in the home of Mrs. James Flynn on Edison Avenue Tuesday for their regular session. Those not able to attend will call Mrs. J. F. Titus, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
W. O. Williams
East Wallace Avenue
James Lewis
Smithfield Street
Henel Colchiski
East Brook
James Flynn
Edison Avenue
Charles Johnson
Moody Avenue
West Side
J. F. Titus
Patterson Hosts Event at Bil Home
Patterson acts as hostess at the home of her mother Mrs. O N Bil, welcoming guests for an informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
O. N. Bilger
East Brook
Ss O B Members Hold All Day Quilting Event
Members of the S O B Kensing ton will be entertained at an all day quilting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jesse Travers on West State street. A tureen dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. B. Kensington
Jesse Travers
West State Street
Old Time Rebekahs Meet for Luncheon at Mrs Campbell’s
The Old Time Rebekahs club will meet Wednesday for a 1 o'clock luncheon in the home of Mrs. Edith Campbell at 921 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs Club
Edith Campbell
West
Washington Street
Amity Club to Meet at Rose Gillest’s Home
Miss Rose Gillest of Cunningham Avenue will host Amity club members Tuesday evening at her residence for an informal gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Club
Rose Gillest
Cunningham Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ain
West Side Needlecraft
Epworth
M. E. Church
Hokum Club
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Canter Bridge Club
Mary Whalen
South Bay Street
Tri-Quad Bridge Club
Mae Cromie
Harlansburg Road
Ethel Uber
Lathrop Street
Paul Duff
West Sheridan Avenue
Clarence Welsh
Adams Street
Wimodausis Club
S. L. Club
Dennis Donegan
Leasure Avenue
C. B. Bridge Club
Reynolds Suther
Louise Patterson
Albert Howell
Park Way
T. L. Vallely
East Washington Street
Theta-Nu
Thomas Aiken
Tom Moore
Park Avenue
Colonial Club
Albert Richards
East Home Street
Marley Scott
Wilson Avenue
Hilda Henderson
Butler Avenue
Field
Ernest H. Smith
East Side
Harry Kelley
Lakewood
Mrs. Otis Brascome
Winslow Avenue
Fast Side
Harrison Street
Jean Loveridge
Minerva Club
Minnie McCandless
Wampum
Spoon
Jennie Marshall
Jefferson Street
Harold Wharton
Park Avene
Herman Richards
Maryland Avenue
Jolly Twelve
Albert Perkins
Arthur Baldwin
P. E. O. Sisterhood
William Gordon
Beaver, Pa
Happy Hour
Tigers Auxiliary
Enna Jettick Boot Shop
Enna
Nena J
Enna Jettick
America
Davis Shoe CO
Jameson Hospital
Regent
Gerson
Jeweler Penn Theater
North Mercer St
E. M. McCreary
Monieve St. New Castle
BELL
Emily Holt
Meizler’s
Butler
Jetain
Ss. O. B
Rebekahs
Mather Bros. CO
Photographers Association
Seavy
East Washington St
New Castle, Pa
A.ud
Voile
Offutt’s
Bargain Centre
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