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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

19

Musical Club Recital Shines at First Baptist Church

The Wednesday Morning Musical club presented its June recital at the First Baptist church with Miss Lillian Butz and Mrs. D. C. Lindley directing. A standout performer was pianist Miss Gertrude Forquer of Chicora, with a program featuring Liszt, Tosti, Reinecke, Debussy, Beethoven, Chopin, and other composers across two parts, shaping a well attended and enjoyable evening.

First Baptist Church Lillian Butz D. C. Lindley Gertrude Forquer Chicora

Picnic honoring Lenore Higley hosted by Miss Shoaf

Miss Margaret Shoaf of Neshan nock avenue will entertain a party of friends at a park picnic this evening in honor of Lenore Higley who leaves next week for Denver Colorado. Guests include Lenore Higley Helen Jamison Elizabeth Reed Nellie Pettibone Edice Reider Margaret Fulkerson Mabel Cooper Gula Bowder Helen Allerton Sara White Jean Krohn and others. Chaperones are Mrs H M Shoaf Mrs Jennie Forquer Miss Birdie Craig and Olive Glasser.

Margaret Shoaf Neshannock Avenue Lenore Higley Denver Cal Helen Jamison Elizeth Reed Nellie Pettibone Edice Reider Margaret Fulkerson Mabel Cooper Gula Bowder Helen Allerton Sara White Jean Krohn Messrs Herbert Kirk John Dodds Kenneth Leslie Fred Sherman Stanley Whieldon Carl Kingsbury Harvey Rubenson Harry Nixon Harry McCune Leroy Whitingham Paul van Wert Master Alexander Elizabeth Biggerstaff Beaver Hugh Thomas Ohio H. M. Shoaf Jennie Forquer Birdie Craig Olive Glasser

Mrs Roy Leslie Hosts Sharon Guests For Evening

Mrs Roy Leslie of 500 Moore Avenue entertained at a 6 o clock dinner Thursday evening. Her guests were Mrs Beriah Parton Mrs Ford Carroll Miss Jean Rigby and Miss Phoebe Rudolph all of Sharon. After dinner a street car ride through the city followed by attendance at the Rachel Rebekah meeting. Guests left a standing invitation for Sharon lodge visits.

Roy Leslie Moore Avenue Beriah Parton Ford Carroll Jean Rigby Phoebe Rudolph Sharon Rachel Rebekah Sharon Lodge

Dinner at Court Street Home With Roses in Bloom

Roses adorned the table at Mrs W J Marsh on Court Street for a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening. Guests included Dr and Mrs A R Rich, Mr and Mrs Samuel rye cari, Mr and Mrs Harry Marsh al, Mr and Mrs A M Leohner, Mrs Gaston and John Marshall. Mrs Marshall plans to spend the summer abroad.

W. J. Marshall Court Street A. R. Rich Samuel Rye Cari Harry Marshal A. M. Leohner Gaston John Marshall

Alumni Reunion Highlighted by West Jefferson Stop

Mrs. Charles Greer of North Jefferson Street returned from Beaver after attending a reunion of the alumni on Wednesday. Miss Mary Criss of East Maine Street also attended the commencement exercises.

Charles Greer North Jefferson Street Beaver Mary Criss East Maine Street

Party Postponed for Mrs Pattersons Children Mary and William

The children's party planned for Mrs G L Patterson for her children Mary and William this afternoon has been postponed to Saturday at 3 pm at their home on North Mercer Street.

G. L. Patterson Mary William North Mercer Street

Miss Carrie Jeffery Plans Three Months Abroad Trip

Miss Carrie L. Jeffery of Barbour Place travels to Harrisburg to stay with friends until next Thursday. She will sail with a Philadelphia party abroad for a three months trip.

Carrie L. Jeffery Barbour Place Harrisburg Philadelphia

Mrs Callendar Hosts Kensington Club Needlework Tea

Mrs W N Callendar of Pittsburg street entertained Kensington club members on Thursday with needlework and social chat. An appetizing luncheon was served, providing a pleasant afternoon for the associates.

W.N. Callendar Pittsburgtreet Kensington Club

Kitchen Shower Honors May Bride

A kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph C. McGoun of Albert street honored her cousin Mrs. Lewis H. Pyle a May bride. Guests from the Girls' club enjoyed pink and white decor and kitchen utensil gifts while Mrs. W W Cubbison and Mrs D M Cubbison served. Out of town guests included Mrs William Clark of Crafton and Mrs Frank Woodworth of Rochester N Y. Next week more events celebrate the bride with card and miscellaneous showers planned.

Ralph C. McGoun Albert Street Lewis H. Pyle Girls’ Club W. W. Cubbison D. M. Cubbison Alice Cubbison Mises Rachel Wallace W. B. Gormley William Clark Crafton Frank Woodworth Rochester N. Y George Winter North Beaver Street Pyle Cassius Ralph Fairfield Avenue

Pastor Whalen to Italy for a summer trip

Rev. H. J. Whalen pastor of the First Baptist church leaves June 26 for Lake Keuka New York to visit family before sailing from New York on June 30 for a Italy tour aboard the Verona. He plans to return about August 17 and services will continue through summer with guest ministers.

H. J. Whalen First Baptist Church Lake Keuka N. Y New York Italy Verona

Joint hostess entertain Stephenson circle on Leasure avenue

Mrs J K Hess and Mrs Marga ret Shields hosted a Stephenson circle gathering at Hess home on Leasure avenue with aides Mrs Ira S Fulkerson Mrs Everett Bartlett Mrs W L Beal and Mrs Jesse Cooper assisting. Elmer Mills Mrs W F Rutter and Mrs William Thompson helped with arrangements. Out of town guests included Mrs L C Clark and son Gordon of New Alexandria and Miss Hughes of Dubois.

J. K. Hess Margaret Shields Stephenson Circle Leasure Avenue Ira S. Fulkerson Everett Bartlett W. L. Beal Jesse Cooper Elmer Mills W. F. Rutter William Thompson L. C. Clark and Son Gordon New Alexandria Miss Hughes DuBois

Cousins Club Hosts Pleasant Session at Blaine Street

Guests of Mrs Daniel Kennedy of Blaine street enjoyed a delightful Thursday session. The event featured a pink and white color scheme and special guests Mrs Foster and Mrs McCreary of Plaingrove, Mr and Mrs William Caldwell of Nebraska. A Cascade Park picnic was planned for the second Thursday of July.

Daniel Kennedy Blaine Street Cousins’ Club Foster McCreary Plaingrove William Caldwell Nebraska Cascade Park

Philathea and Ecarmac class social at General Presbyterian

J V Stewart and daughter Eleanor hosted North street residents for a gathering of Philathea and Ecarmac class members. After a brief business meeting a social hour followed with refreshments. The group planned a forthcoming picnic with date to be announced.

J.V. Stewart Eleanor Stewart North Street Philathea Ecarmac General Presbyterian Church

Ki Nu Kingston Club Opens With Music Show

Mrs H C Mc Cullough hosted a Thursday afternoon program for Ki Nu Kingston members featuring Ida and Reed on piano and violin, plus vocal selections by Mrs Herron of Philadelphia. A dainty lunch followed, with the next meeting planned in two weeks at Mrs Charles Harris on Highland avenue.

H. C. McCullough Ki Nu Kensington Ida Reed Herron Philadelphia Charles Harris Highland Avenue

Pretty Dinner Honors Bride To Be Catherine O Leary

Miss Sarah Davis hosted a prettily appointed dinner Thursday evening on South Mercer street in honor of Miss Catherine O Leary a Jane bride to be. Eight covers were laid with pink and white decorations. Mrs Dan Davis of Greenville attended as an out of town guest. The after dinner hours were spent informally. Wesley M E church ladies later gave Mrs Noah Shaffer of Galbreath avenue a surprise shower at 2 PM. The party was enjoyable and many gifts were received. Dainty refreshments were served with pink and white colors.

Sarah Davis South Mercer Street Catherine O'Leary Jane Dan Davis Greenville Wesley M. E. Church Noah Shaffer Galbreath Avenue

Social gathering at Crawford Avenue hosts informally

Miss Ethel McMurtrey entertained half a dozen friends on Thursday evening on Crawford Avenue. Ina Rabinovitz earned favor in a guessing game and a dainty lunch followed the entertainment.

Ethel] McMurtrey Crawford Avenue Ina Rabinovitz

Miss Crowther Returns to Slippery Rock Normal School

Miss Belle Crowther returns to Slippery Rock Normal School after a visit with her mother Mrs Ellen Crowther of Grant Avenue. She is a member of the graduating class and has been chosen class prophet.

Belle Crowther Slippery Rock Normal School Ellen Crowther Grant Avenue Miss Crowther

Fulton Jackson Returns Home From Northwestern Academy

Fulton Jackson son of Dr and Mrs W E Jackson of North Mercer street is home from Northwestern Military academy at Upper Alton Illinois for a visit and to spend time with his family.

Fulton Jackson W. E. Jackson North Mercer Street Northwestern Military Academy Upper Alton, Ill

City Dentists Plan Wednesday Noon Closures in Summer

Dentists across the city will close their offices at 12 noon every Wednesday during June July and August to accommodate a shared summer schedule. Local practices coordinate a uniform early week break to reduce patient wait times and streamline unrelated procedures.

Emery Pizor and Iddings Reunions Highlight Weekend

The 24th Emery-Pizor reunion gathered about 60 relatives at Stewart Chestney’s near McConnell’s Mills with a rainy supper indoors and officers elected for next year. The Iddings reunion at Cascade Park drew over 100 guests including long‑distance relatives, with a generous grove dinner and remarks by Rev Loren Reno and J. H. Reed. The Loyal Order of Moose event drew about 250 attendees with readings, music, and a turtle soup reception afterward.

Iddings Emery-Pizor Stewart Chestney McConnell’s Mills Sumptons Cascade Park Sarah McKee J. C. Reed Shenango Township Davis New York Loren Reno Pittsburg Brazil J. H. Reed Sharon Francis Reno Harry Reno C. A. Reed Park

Extended European trip for Mr. Pugh and relatives

The party will remain abroad about three months, staying with relatives in England and Wales. Mr. Pugh's younger brother Navid, a noted young singer at the Royal Academy of Music, also travels. Miss Margaret A. Johns of Phillips Street will accompany them to New York to study voice culture for her mezzo-soprano abilities.

England Wales Mr. Pugh Navid Royal Academy of Music Margaret A. Johns Phillips Street New York

Pughs to Sail from Bleakley Avenue for Overseas Trip

Mr and Mrs Joseph Pugh of Bleakley Avenue long time Fifth Ward residents plan a nearby air voyage. The note indicates an imminent departure for an overseas journey.

Joseph Pugh Bleakley Avenue Fifth Ward

Tennis preliminaries at Country club finals Saturday

The tennis preliminaries are played daily at the Country club with finals set for Saturday afternoon. Miss Rachel Wallace defeated Miss Frances Seavy 6-3 6-2, Harriet Reis beat Mrs Thomas Liggett Jr 6-1 6-2, and Miss Rachel Morehead won over Miss Alice McCready Glove. This afternoon Morehead faces Reis then the winner meets Wallace in the finals tomorrow.

Rachel Wallace Frances Seavy Harriet Reis Thomas Liggett, Jr Rachel Morehead Alice McCready Miss Morehead Miss Reis Miss Wallace

Mrs Roce Receives Associates in Taka Kensingcon Event

Mrs M C Roce of Neshannock Avenue received her associates in the Taka Kensingcon on Thursday afternoon. A dainty lunch followed the needlework. Mrs Margaret Shields of Leasure Avenue invited members to meet at her home in two weeks.

M. C. Roce Neshannock Avenue Margaret Shields Leasure Avenue

Miss Gertrude Forquer Guest of Miss Adelaide Kaufman

Miss Gertrude Forquer of Chico ra is the guest of Miss Adelaide Kaufman of Neshannock avenue for a few days. The talented pianist will be honored at an informaton Saturday hosted by her hostess. Attorney and Mrs. F A Hover and daughter Marian of Croton avenue drove to New Wilmington Thursday with their guests the Misses Mary and Florence Bell of West Middlesex.

Jacob Cosel Delaware Avenue William Devlin Philadelphia Cleveland Leon Fox Gertrude Forquer Chicora Adelaide Kaufman Neshannock Avenue F. A. Hover Marian Croton Avenue New Wilmington Mary and Florence Bell West Middlesex

Quiet Thursday Marriage at Grace Methodist Church

Miss Nellie Castle and Mr. Llewellyn Sweet were married at 5 o clock Thursday in the home of Rev. G S W Phillips Grace Methodist church pastor The ceremony took place quietly in a local setting among family and friends at the residence of the pastor.

Nellie Castle Llewellyn Sweet G. S. W. Phillips Grace Methodist Church

Picnic of Current Events Circle Delayed to Later Date

The 1906 Current Events circle picnic set for Thursday at the park has been postponed for two weeks, delaying the outdoor gathering and related activities.

Beautiful figured dimity Tub dress on sale now

Offered at 8.98 and 9.98 11.75 with values up to 18.75 this sale highlights a Tub dress featuring a beautiful figured dimity pattern for fashion minded shoppers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Part Mary E. Lemon Mine Ann Folk Bronwen Jenkins F. P. Atherton H. M. Russell Harris Mary K. Harris B. Weckerlin Emma Brown Reinecke Tosti Winifred Lloyd Rudolph Sinnhold Miss Nicklin Felch Liszt Beethoven Adelaide Kensington Hunt Metzler Whalen Jane Bride Dentists’s Emery Pizor Iddingso T. W. Waddington Clarence Vogan Grantboro Sara Vogan Della Anderson Warren Bowman Pitzer Muddy Creek Falls Coraopolis Mars Grantoro Harlansburg Portersville T. H. Waddington Earl Waddington Anne McFarland Bert Davis Nancy Blaine Gladys Ethel Collins Iddings Reunion Order of Moose John Lynch J. Russell White Henry Duetch Fred Stanton Edward Grant Butler Lodge C. A. Snyder C. H. Gormley Charles BE. Jenkins DPD Alford Castle-Sweet Biles E.washington St New Castle Mather Bros. CO East Washington Street Alway Euwer Sol Euwer’s Anos Silks Pideo THE
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