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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
3
A wedding shower was held at 935 Rose Avenue for Mrs William J Alexander née Peggy Carlson. Miss Marie Douglas hosted with Mrs Carl Elder née Emmy Lou Weir assisting. Guests presented gifts of various kinds and doll table decorations framed the refreshments.
Miss Patricia Kradel welcomed Strauss club members at her East Grant Street home. Eleanor McKibben and Mrs Jack Withrow won high score prizes as bridge tables were in play. A lunch was served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Betty Kradel. The next meeting will be within a month.
Lawrence County Garden Club met for a 1 PM luncheon at the home of Mrs. John E. Elliott Berger Place with co hostress Mrs. A B Fankhauser. retiring president Mrs. Robert Lamoree received a corsage for three years service and incoming president Mrs. James W Moorehead was presented. Perennials was the talk by Mrs. T A Clark plants were exchanged and new program booklets were distributed by Mrs. Fankhauser. July meeting hostesses named Mrs. G R Crawford and Mrs. John Loudon for a summer flower show.
Epworth Methodist church choir held a dinner in the church dining room with 30 guests at a U shaped table. Mr. and Mrs. Russell P Rhodes were guests of honor. Rev. George R. D. Braun gave grace and the choir sang a welcome, followed by a gift from Mrs. David E. Mc Creary on behalf of the choir.
Miss Margaret Ann Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Henderson 629 Raymond street will marry John F Morgan son of Mr and Mrs John Morgan 1023 East Washington street in an open ceremony at Third U P church on Saturday June 8 at 730 pm The Rev C R Thayer will preside with Mrs Lloyd Green as matron of honor Miss Dorothy Craig as bridesmaid James Yost as best man and ushers William Henderson Donald Potter and Emer Glass in attendance
Mrs Andrew Prioletti of Croton avenue entertained the B A club Thursday evening at her home. Tables of 500 were played with high score prizes to Mrs Anthony Marino Mrs Andrew George and Mrs Sam Tomasello Jr. Club token to Mrs Amil Long. Anniversary for Mrs Sam Tomasello Jr observed with secret pal girlf. Special guest Mrs Paul Sizer won a prize. Luncheon served by the hostess with help from Mrs Amil Long and Mrs Sizer. Meeting June 20 with Mrs Amil Long Pearson street.
The ceremony took place June 1 at 11 30 a m in Enon Valley at the bride’s home. Rev Small Ward officiated with a double ring rite. Attendants were the bride’s sister in law and Mr J Curtis McNees as best man. A wedding dinner followed. the couple will reside with the bride’s father after a short wedding trip.
Members of the Gibson family plan an all day reunion Wednesday June 19 at the Energy home of Mr and Mrs Gibson.
Mrs. John F Love presented her students in a piano recital at Central Presbyterian Church before about 300 guests. Participants included David Lehto Elizabeth Temple Fred Gere Clyde Johnson Lois Bratschie Bob Patterson Bette Pearsall and many others with organ numbers by Bob Rudesill and soprano Dorothy Gormley Smith.
Mrs. Kathryne Nessle Allen presented her piano and organ students in two spring recitals at 8 o clock in the First Christian church. The long list of performers included Mary Ann Vessella Betty Low MacDonald Jean Ann Andrews Jacqueline Lindsley Carolyn Hurst Rosalyn Greenlee Barbara White Kathy Rosenberger Kay Friend Delores Toth Mary Lou Strawbridge Susan Rosenberger Joan Book Beverly lite Lois Tilton Marcelyn Burrholder Mary Alice Andrews Marilyn Wallace Jacqueline Moros Janet Barkley Wilma Duff Helen Christos Patty Jessel Patricia Bridenbaugh Jean Loudon Phyilis Craven Pauline Christos Lillian Smock Grace Lambo Mary Louise Pitts Erma Jean Staful Verna Scarazzo Suzanne Elder Marie Olson Virginia DeLaney Marilyn M. Kels Constance Branstetter Marjorie Van Lena Mae McConnel Dorothy Young Evelyn Bernine David Jessel William Wallace Lester Hauschild Jack Miller Jaimes Caldwell James Greenlee Herbert Greenlee Kenneth MacDonald Thomas Spencer William Hauschild William Coban James Anthony. Added features included duets and organ solos by several performers with Mrs. Allen at the organ Resurrection Morn by Ruth Weir and Miss Erma Jean Staful as soloist. Ushers for the two evenings were Ada Cass Nancy Johnston Peggy Conway Peggy Strawbridge Marston Whieldon Donna Alle.
Miss Dorothy DeCarbo daughter of Paul DeCarbo and Joseph Dambrocia son of M and Mrs Joseph P Dambrorcia were united in marriage at St Vitus Church in a 9 15 am nuptial mass. Rev Fr Albert M Inteso officiated using the double ring service. The bride wore a nylon gown fashioned from her husband’s Pacific theater parachute with seed pearl tiara and a white pearl Bible. After a breakfast at the bride’s home the couple left for a Canada trip and will reside at 403 East Lutton Street. Mrs Dambrocia previously worked for Robins Furniture. Mr Dambrocia is with National Radiator after Army Air Corps service overseas in the Pacific.
M N O club members were guests of Mrs. Carroll C. Byler on Washington Street for two tables of 500. Prizes went to Mrs. Far Faull Mrs. John B. Snyder and Mrs. William P. Mitchell. Special guests included Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Margaret Osborne. A lunch followed. Next meeting set for July 2 at Mrs. Paul Matey's Adams Street home.
The W. C. Club met with Mrs. Charles Clark at 22 Round Street for an evening of 500. Mrs. Steve Ross and Mrs. Joseh Fiynn won high score awards. Lunch followed in the dining room. Mrs. Michael Mescall at 10 Suing Street will entertain the club on June 19.
Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church hosted its final meeting of the season Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy C. Miller on Fairfield Avenue. Hostesses included Mrs. H. E. Wiand and Mrs. Ira Falkie. Devotional was led by Mrs. L. G. Nall with assistance from Mrs. C. A. Hair and Mrs. Charles W. Marks, as the study book The Cross Over Africa was reviewed by Mrs. W. R. Wallace concluding the study.
Mr and Mrs John Wolanin announce the engagement of their daughter Sylvia Wolanin to Joseph Telesz son of Mr and Mrs Frank Telesz. No wedding date is given. Sylvia works at Perelman Jewelry Store and Joseph is with Johnson Bronze Company.
Alumnae of New Castle Hospital School of Nursing will meet Tuesday evening June 11 at 8 o clock in the nurses home for election of officers and discussion of several important matters. A full attendance is anticipated. The history of Jerusalem goes back to the Stone Age.
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