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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
3
Miss Marta Pitngff of Brookline is engaged to wed in a ceremony in Quebec. The engagement and wedding plans were announced without a fixed date, noting the couple's forthcoming marriage pending arrangements.
Mrs Raipl Bews Young, a bride to be, was guest of honor at a Monday evening miscellaneous shower hosted in Miss Gladys Beals's Moody avenue home. Guests enjoyed games and prizes went to Wanis Fred Hickling Vera Soloman Clara Mobus and Doris Jefer. A luncheon concluded the pleasant event served by the hostess with assistance from Miss Bette Uber.
Mixed bridge paries draw men and women to New Castle Field club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rick. Play begins at the usual hour with prize awards and lunch served after. Hadassah Board To Meet in Wew Castle Chapter members gather Thursday at 8 pm at 107 East Moody for important matters. Castle Hills Club Party features mixed dinner at Castle Hills Country club Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday afternoon the women of the New Castle Field Club will assemble for a dessert bridge event bi weekly. Mrs F R Fehl will preside as hostess with activities to begin at 1 30 o'clock.
East Side Garden club members will travel on a pilgrimage to Cook Forest, leaving June 9 from County Line street home of Mrs. Leonard Cramer. They will stay overnight at David Ritchie lodge as guests. Members will gather for departure and the trip includes motor travel to Cook Forest for an overnight visit.
Members of the S E B Claig of the First Methodist church enjoyed a breakfast outing in Cascade Park grove on Saturday with about thirty guests. The menu started at 9 a.m. with sheltered tables, then park strolls and flower viewing. Special guests included Mrs Richard Marquis and daughter Barbara Peggy Lamoree and Mrs Will Wood visiting from California for six weeks. Committee chairs were Sielliy Burgess J D McClelland H G C Campbell and Mollie Hinks on. The class plans a day picnic on July 9 at Javely gardens of the B K Thacker home on Knox avenue, marking the last regular assembly until fall.
New Castle Business and Professional Women's club will be represented at the State Federation convention in Buck Hill Falls this week by Hazel Boyd and the Misses Mary Harvard Jeannette Hutton Helen D White and Marty Bigley. After the convention Mrs Boyd Miss Harvard and Miss Bigley go touring. A B P W club meeting was held Monday. The president Miss Mary VanDivert presided. Mrs Lottie Sprouls of Erie was a guest. Nellie Brothers, home from health reasons, was welcomed back. The B P W camp at Lakewood is open and reservations are being taken. A picnic is planned for June 20.
Mr and Mrs John D Heminger celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Saturday June 4 at their Buller road home. About fifty friends and relatives visited. twenty guests joined luncheon. Mrs Heminger's 80 year old mother Angeline Hartman of Curtisville attended. A silver money tree centerpiece adorned the table. Mrs Heminger was assisted by daughter Mrs Leonard B Wilder of Berne in serving. Their three sons Kenneth Jack and Wayne Heminger also took part.
Members of the New Castle Hospital Emergency Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the hospital for their regular sewing session. The meeting is scheduled to start at two o'clock. Hostesses for the day are Mrs. James Barnes and Mrs. PF Gapitola.
Invitations go out for the Cleveland Ohio wedding of Dorothy Wismar and Howard Albert Sage. Sage son of Mrs and Mr Sage of Beckford street Newport. Sage a Case School of Applied Science graduate and current staffer at Ferryction Store in Cleveland. The couple set to wed June 25 in Cleveland.
Miss Marjorie Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Young of Maryland avenue, graduated with forty five members of the Nursing School at St Luke's Hospital Cleveland Monday evening at 8:210 p m. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Young, Miss Auda Cox, Miss Mable Grass of Maryland avenue, Mrs Nema Eakin of East Writtington street, and Mr and Mrs Don Young of Beaver Falls. They returned to their homes last night.
Miss Virginia hosts the EE EB E club with members touring halls, a luncheon, and discussion on topics like De Numatoun and Progressive Bridge. Notables include La Jane Agnew and Mrs. Betty Anderson. attendees list various local names and addresses with plans for future events and a May dinner and theatre outing.
Bethany College students return to campus for a gathering at Wesley Wolfe House on Harrison Street. Details are fragmented but indicate a social event hosted by the Round Table club with local residents and faculty in attendance.
A large group of 500 members gathered for the annual banquet of the ASIN ee Quilt Top Club. The event highlighted club achievements and upcoming projects with speeches and awards.
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