Calico Fabric Sale Offer Delivers Varied Colors
Local store promotes 5000 yards of calico fabric in light and dark shades at three dollars per yard. Limited stock across multiple colors. Procurement urged before related sale ends.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
3
Local store promotes 5000 yards of calico fabric in light and dark shades at three dollars per yard. Limited stock across multiple colors. Procurement urged before related sale ends.
A historic catalog ad lists low prices on undergarments for women and children. Items include corset covers, nainsook gowns, chemises, combination suits, drawers, skirts, and French underwear with lace and embroidery trims. Prices range from 10c to several dollars.
Miss Bessie Burns of State street extension plans a quiet wedding to John Thomas of McKeesport at her parents home with only immediate family and friends present. Rev H J Whalen of the First Baptist Church will officiate. The bride elect is a longtime stenographer for Attorney S L McCracken.
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Wilma Sinclair to Garret B. Levan at the Sinclair home 523 North Fourth Steubenville Ohio on Wednesday June 30. Levan formerly resided in Sharon and held furnace superintendent posts at several mills. Sinclair is a well known Steubenville resident who has visited the city frequently.
Mme Charlotte Guyer George will perform in the one act play Petticoat Perfidy on the campus of the Pennsylvania College for Women Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. She is known in this city for her previous appearance with the Bostonian singers.
A social gathering at the home of Miss Della Park of Pennsylvania avenue drew a group of guests including Miss Lydia Park and Miss Della Park, Kittie Kelly, Myrtle Kelly, Kittie Hogue, Ethel Smith, Helen Goodchild, Mary Hogue, and gentlemen Joseph Alexander, Thomas Reese, Ted Kemp, Edward Park, Frank Covert, Walter Fulkerson, and Gilbert Gilson.
The class of 1904 of the local high school will hold their annual reunion at Cascade Park on Friday evening, June 18. A dinner will be served in the dining hall at 6 30 and the class will attend the summer theatre in a body. The committee in charge includes Misses Bessie Gailey Olive Johnston Elizabeth Jameson and Messrs Harry Bell Samuel Clark and Clarence Baer. Monday Afternoon Club.
Monday afternoon the Monday Afternoon club met with Mrs J C McNabb of Wallace avenue hosting. Mrs James Woods won the prize at cards. Lunch was served and in two weeks Mrs Edward Hennon of Falls street will entertain the group.
The Kensington park hosts a 9 oclock breakfast by W S P Kensington. The Woman's Guild of Trinity church meets at 3 to elect officers. 1909 Kensington entertainer Mrs James Robinson. Miss Grace Frethy and Archibald Cubbi are to marry at First Christian at 7 in the morning. Circulating Book club with Mrs J D F Newell. Alameda club picnic at the park. Miss Maude Russell entertains C T C club. Mrs Jennie Kelly entertains Carnation Kensington. Y S B society picnic at The Wimodausis. Annual Wimodausis picnic for families at the park. Eva Laura Fisher and William Allen to wed in New York at 4.
Arrangements are made for Saturday afternoon progressive card parties at the Country Club. The first event will be next Saturday at 2 30 PM with Mrs C J Kirk Miss Rachel Morehead and Mrs Jerold as the committee in charge. Each party has a special committee and is limited to members and guests under club rules. Ladies will be assessed a quarter to cover prizes and expenses, not dues. The aim is to stimulate club interest.
The twelfth annual reunion of Robert Lowrey descendants will be at S. W. Allen’s home three miles north of Lowellville Ohio on Monday July 5. Edward E. Lowry serves as secretary of the connection.
Ladies' Aid Society of the German Lutheran Church invites the community to an ice cream and cake social on Grant Street. The event is scheduled for Wednesday June 16 with price 15 cents. Proceeds support church activities.
Fisher of North Jefferson street and William Stewart Allen of Walnut street will marry Wednesday at 4 pm in New York City’s Marble Cathedral. They will be guests of the groom’s uncle Rev John Allen, return after a two week East Coast visit, and then reside with the bride’s aunt Miss Josephine Moore until their new home is ready.
A fragmented notice mentions friends and relatives from Pittts burg Butler Harmony Zelienople gathering for an event or surprise. Details are incomplete but imply a social or familial occasion with local towns involved.
Among the local folks who will picnic at the park Thursday evening and remain for the Thursday Night dance are Misses Florence Baird Frances Seavy May Moore.
A playful ad lyric claims Rub-a-lac makes wash day dreams pleasant while contrasting fanciful dreams with the sober reality of family laundry and moral choices. The piece blends humor with domestic product promotion.
Mary Tunison of Greenville joins Robert White Steve Griffith Joseph Dolan and Charlie Winter among attendees listed in the community meeting minutes reflecting ongoing civic involvement.
Members of the Lookout Kensington and their husbands hosted Miss Pearl Rice of Lyndal Street with a pleasant surprise Monday evening. A delicious lunch was served and Mrs. Dora Hunter gave Miss Rice, age 23, a set of linen towels.
The Cousins club will hold their annual picnic with Mrs. Thomas Patterson of the Youngstown road on Thursday. Guests will depart on the 3 o'clock Youngstown car.
Bert Marvine was arrested at 5 30 last evening by Chief O Gilmore on information from Kittanning authorities. The charge is not stated. Kittanning police plan to bring him back to their city today.
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