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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1921

Page

3

Birthday Party Honors Sara Owen With Sunshine Class Guests

Mrs. Maude B. Owen hosted a Sunday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Sara eighth, with games music and a luncheon. Sunshine class members and relatives attended including Virginia and Jessie May Wver Ruth Roscamp Sidney Nancy Lightner Ethel Louise Leathers Mary Alford Esther Thompson and many Bratchie clan members. Special guest was Mrs. C. H. Johnson Sunshine class teacher.

Maude B. Owen North Bay Street Sara Owen J. Bratchie T. B. Miller P. J. Bratchie The Sunshine Chiss Virginia Jessie May Wver Ruth Roscamp Sidney Nancy Lightner Ethel Louise Leathers Mary Alford Esther Thompson Pearl Marshall Gladys Kelly Dorothy Cain Mary Bratchie Annie Cain Margaret Minner Gladys Brat«nis Margaret Emery la Viola Bratchie Marjorie Clark Laura Campbell Sarah Wayne Owen Jester Bratchie C. H. Johnson Sunshine

Attractive dinner honors six graduates tailors the event

Misses Alice Forrest Bernice Brothers Nellie Ringer Margaret Chipman Lilian Hunt and Louise McCormick, six members of the graduating class, were honored at a Fountain Inn dinner with crimson and gray decorations and miniature organdie dress place cards. Butterflies marked favors with candies. an elaborate menu was served. Also honored were Kathryn Brothers Naomi Leslie Mrs W S Lampie and Mrs H A Brown.

Alice Forrest Bernice Brothers Nellie Ringer Margaret Chipman Lilian Hunt Louise McCormick Pearl Ditford Fountain Inn Jaid Kathryn Brothers Naomi Leslie W. S. Lampie Mra H. A. J. Brown

Monday Bridge Club Basket Picnic at Delta Springs

Mrs. James Stevenson hosted the Monday Bridge club for a basket picnic at Delta Springs yesterday. Nine guests were seated at a pink rose decorated table with pink and white menu colors. Her daughter Mrs. George Winter assisted. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Stevenson’s Delta Springs home in two weeks. Dr. W. H. Diefenderfer left Monday to attend Northern Ohio Dental association meetings in Cleveland on June 7 and 8, marking his thirtieth anniversary of entering dentistry with Dr. G. W. Greene in this city. Dr. Greene remains active in Cleveland.

James Stevenson Monday Bridge Club Delta Spring George Winter Clut Stevenson Delta Springs W. H. Diefenderfer Northern Ohio Dental Association Cleveland Diefenderfer G. W. Greene Greene

Summer Brideselect Honored At Dinner

Miss Kliggbeth Bauman and Miss Lotu BeClintock lead a summer honor group from Oak Street School at a 8 oclock dinner at the Ark. Afterward, attendees go to the park for a rose centerpiece event and park visit. An informal evening concludes with a Wallace Nutting picture presentation to the honor guests.

Kliggbeth Bauman Lotu BeClintock Oak Street the Ark Annia Dodds Anna Cox Clare Smyth Marsha Smyth Mary Wilson Lillian Harned McConahy Helen Hinkson Maude Young Lillian

TUREEN LUNCHEON ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR

Twenty guests attended yesterday afternoon at the Hut chison Street home of Mrs T Smithy for a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by the Events of ’08 circle. Mrs Kennedy was the sole special guest as pink and white rosés, carnations, and menu color scheme set a refined tone. Mrs Edward Rummel and Mrs J W Book coordinated the committees. The event featured sewing and music for relaxation after formal dining.

Wednesday Musical Club Plans Evening Concert

The Wednesday Morning Musical Club will present an evening concert Monday night at Fi Presbyterian church. The program features winners from the recent Youngstown high school contest with piano vocal and violin selections by top performers from the club.

Fi Presbyterian Church Youngstown

High Sophomores Picnic With Class at Perry's Summer Spot

About 120 members of the Sophomore Class attended a picnic yesterday at the Perry summer house. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon featured boating swimming and games before returning to the city at six. Chaperones included Mrs Charles J Byers Mrs Harry Preston Mrs J K Hess and Mrs S W Perry.

S. W. Perry Alra Harles J. Byers Harry Preston J. K. Hess

Minerva Club Hosts Delightful Park Picnic

Members of the Minerva club and guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Robison Mr and Mrs Arthur Gillcrest Mr and Mrs William Noonee and Mrs James Bradford enjoyed a Diente supper in the park last evening. Covers were for 30 with roses decorating and an elaborate menu at 7. The event was planned by Mrs Colgan Mrs Ira McAntis and Mrs J P Cotton. Mrs Ira McAntis will host members tomorrow.

Minerva Club Frank Robison Arthur Gillcrest William Noonee Atc James Bradford Ira McAntis Young Street

Religious and Fraternal Meetings In City Churches

Luther League of St Johns Lutheran church holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 8. First Presbyterian junior Sunday school class meets Wednesday at 1 pm to practice for Children s Day. Third United Presbyterian Young Ladies Bible Class meets tonight at 8 in their classroom with hostesses Mrs Orlie Zelater, Mrs Bovard, Miss Mai Briek, Mrs James R Grove, Miss Mabel Minleer, and Anna Porter.

Luther League The Luther League of First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Sunday School Young Ladies Bible Class Third United Presbyterian Church Orlie Zelater Bovard Mai

Eastbrook YMCA notes benefit appeals at Camp Nepahwit

For the benefit of the Eastbrook camp and to defray the expenses of delegates attending conferences at Camp Nepahwit, the Veigh School Girls club, the Quarrel club, and the Industrial M. M. T. M. host a fundraising event.

Eastbrook Camp Nepahwit

Gifts for the Graduate items list

A catalog of gifts for graduates includes toilet articles pearl necklace finger rings bracelets bar pins sets purses bags and umbrellas alongside traveling bags scarves handkerchiefs neckwear gloves hosiery stationery perfumery lingerie and sports apparel. Also featured are cedar chests silverware sweaters ostrich fans dress patterns and male items such as silk shirts negligee shirts sweaters neckties pocket knives cuff links scarves and belts.

Ostrich

Toledo Fireless Cook Stoves And Household Goods Sale

A Toledo sale offers a collection of housewares including fireless cook stoves china community silver cut glass aluminumware graniteware and a range of small appliances such as electric washing machines vacuum cleaners sewing machines and table lamps with bath bugs thermos bottles and robes blankets.

Charming Draperies Sale Offers Low Prices

A local advertisement promotes a drapery sale with wide variety and low prices. Curtain serim in white or ecru, 1 ac yard. portiers in rose, blue, green from $2.95 per pair. sunfast madras and cretonnes priced between 35c and $1.55 per yard. White curtain scrim and fine laces offered, highlighting seasonal home decor savings.

Sunfast Portiers Madras

Fine Laces for Every Need Think of This

Lace insertions 3c yd including Valenciennes Filet and Terchon. Also fine trims for lingerie blouses dresses children’s wear and gifts. Values to 25c. Priced 10c per yard. Linen Cluny laces 2 to 4 inches wide. Cambric embroideries with convent edges. Values to 33c per yard. Priced 18c per yard.

Valenciennes Filet Terchon

High School Socials Sell Ice Cream and Eke on Campus

The high school hosts multiple socials this week with the class night and commencement events. The Quarrel club holds its social in Croton district Thursday, and the T M T M club hosts in South New Castle district Thursday. One hundred bricks of ice cream donated by Wilder and Curry will be sold at the socials.

Hih Sil Croton

Flower Mission Day Observances By W C T U Groups

The Frances Willard Union and West Side W C T U will observe Flower Mission Day. Volunteers will host activities at the Almira home and homes on Holton Street. Bouquets were prepared for Kenango Valley hospital and area shut ins. thanks extended to donors.

Frances Willard Union Frances Willard West Side

City Mission Services To Be Held As Usual

City Mission continues regular Sunday and Wednesday services at the mission with First Corinthians lesson and special music. Outdoor meetings in Lawrence County and Cascade Park proceed without interruption, and a program for next Sunday's Cascade Park gathering is to be announced. EB J Berquiat to lead the Plain Grove United Presbyterian morning service with music by Mission workers.

City Mission First Corinthians Mission Lawrence County Cascade Park Plain Grove

Plumber Examined by City Board for New License

The city membing board held an examination today for a new plumber seeking to work in the city. Plumbing Inspector John Holt and board member KR Arble conducted the test.

Membing Board John Holt KR. Arble

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