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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
23
Hadassah executive board met Wednesday at Mrs A Fishers Moody Avenue to outline a closing season tea for outgoing and incoming officers. The event is set for Tuesday evening June 27 at Beth Shalom with a new program being arranged.
Miss Odetta Hodgkinson bridg elect presided over a bridge evening hosted by Miss Ruth Cleveland at 1910 Highlands Avenue. Ruth Wilson and Mrs. Don Lusk won prizes after a cheerful contest, with decorations and a white theme enhancing the occasion.
The Chesbrough seminary rally is set for this evening at the First Free Methodist church on Arlington avenue led by pastor Rev. George G. Burke. Rev. John Kiffer of Sharon and Rev. R. B. Campbell of Pittsburgh will direct the rally. Friday at 8 pm the WY. P. M. S. hosts a meeting with Youngstown district youth running the program.
Mrs Clyde Riley of Court street hosted the Old Time Rebekahs at her home on Wednesday. Nineteen places were set for lunch at 1 o'clock followed by sewing and chat. They planned a breakfast at Cascade Park on Wednesday July 12 at 9 o'clock.
The John T. Lockhart class picnic of the First United Presbyterian Church was postponed this week and rescheduled for Tuesday, July 11.
Wednesday evening the Canter Bridge Club held a dinner at a New Bedford road lodge. Elma Houk presided as hostess, Mrs Martha Millican of Connellsville visited, and guests moved to Jean Glenn's Richelieu avenue home for fortunes, cards, dancing and music. Refreshments were served late with help from Mrs W H Glenn and Mrs E J Longacre. The next meeting is set for July 5.
A garden party Friday at Mrs. B H Kannenberg home Winter Avenue features Miss Rosalie Quill an American born Chinese student at the University of Pittsburgh as guest speaker. Her talk will cover her Chinese travels with precedents of other Pittsburgh speakers at a luncheon at New Castle Field Club.
Miss Mary Jane Carangie of West Pittsburg married Dr Nerio Proppi of East Boston Mass in a Holy Cross church ceremony officiated by Rev Fr Francis Miller. Ida Proppi maid of honor Fred Carangie best man. They will live in East Boston where he practices medicine.
Mr and Mrs Walter Donnelly Mrs Francis Frey Mr and Mrs Leo Zuraskey Mr and Mrs Al Brown Mrs J L Rocks Clara Duff Mrs Anna C Duff Miss Katherine Frey and Miss Eva Brown from this city attended the program marking the silver jubilee of Rev Fr A J Weis enberger in Butler. They then joined a banquet at the Hotel Monroe after services.
Mrs. E. O. Fankhauser presents two recitals next week at Crawford Terrace with assisting violinist Anthony Casher. The first program is Monday evening June 19 and the second Tuesday June 20, followed by a reception after the final performance.
Mrs Godfrey Richards entertained associates of the B B B club Wednesday at her summer home Cottage Grove. Cards formed the diversion with prizes to Mrs Earl DeWolf and Mrs Walter Gross. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs DeWolf. In two weeks Mrs George Brodbeck will entertain.
Dorothy Hillig of Belmore New Jersey married William W Simons of New Rochelle New York Wednesday evening at 6 30 in the First United Presbyterian church with Dr S E Irvine officiating. Attendant Mrs Glen Carpenter wore blue silk while bride wore white knit suit and corsage. The couple left for a motor trip and will reside in New Rochelle after June 19 where Simons is with the Ware Department Store.
A Jokers Club gathering at Mrs. John Morrissey's Winter avenue home on Wednesday evening featured prize winning honor scores by Mrs. Geo Wendt and Mrs. Robert Clarke. Special guests Annabelle Morrissey and Mae Dagnon received tokens while lunch was served by Mrs. Walter Haug, and the affair concluded with the guests departing.
Mrs John Reed welcomed M W club members to her County Line street residence Wednesday for cards and social time. Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Rogers and Mary Armstrong. A dainty repast followed at seasonally themed tables. Two weeks hence the group visits Mrs Arthur Parshall on East Long avenue.
The True Followers of the Calvary Presbyterian church held their monthly business meeting at Thelma Gordon's home. After routine business they enjoyed a program at Cascade Park before returning to the hostess home. Attendees included Dorothy Shaffer Elsie Shaffer Dorothy Pitzer Helen Shaf fir Dorothy Shaffir Grace Law rence Shirley Mayberry Sara Reitz and Evelyn Fredericks.
Mrs J L Kohn president of the local Hadassah chapter will address the Ellwood City chapter this evening. Miss Dorothy Fisher pianoist of this city will perform on the program. A number of New Castle women will attend the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McClelland of Dewey Avenue will welcome N B B Club members on Tuesday June 20 for a social gathering.
The H. G. L. Girls will be entertained Friday evening in the home of Dorothy Glass on Lutton Street.
About 100 New Castle Dry Goods employees gathered last night at a New Wilmington inn to celebrate surpassing a sales goal. A. L. Bintz acted as toastmaster and awarded prizes for hosiery reductions and boost in other departments.
Members of the Do Drop In class of Bethlehem Baptist Church met at Miss Marie Kenst’s Grimes street home last evening after a devotional led by class president Miss Katherine Tartler. Special guests included Dr. R. W. Bamu Mr and Mrs Edward Schmid and daughter Jean. The next meeting will be at Miss Tartler’s home where she will marry Walter Biberich pastor of the church on Saturday. They will reside at 806 Porter street after returning from their wedding trip.
A group of young people, wearing sweaters and coats, set out for Mc Connell's Mills from Rose Point. They got lost after walking fields, used the night sky to reorient, finally reached the Mills, had lunch, and returned to the city exhilarated.
Miss Janette Smith of Johnstown Ohio married Kenneth Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Jake Johnson of Bell Avenue in a 4 pm ceremony at a country church in Johnstown Rev J D Hopper officiated Relatives and a few close friends attended Mrs Smith leads a United Brethren church in Ostrander Ohio The couple will live in Akron after September 1 where Johnson pastors an Alliance church The newlyweds are visiting relatives in the area.
On Wednesday evening Anna Craig Negus of 7 South Jefferson street and Arthur W. Jordon of 426 Hi crest avenue were united in marriage at the Spiritualist Church of Truth with Rev. Agnes E. Guthrie officiating. The bride wore a gray crepe ensemble and roses. Witnesses included Mrs. Lillian M. Dean Mrs. Mary Craig and Mrs. Maude Kennedy. They will honeymoon in Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada then reside on South Jefferson street.
Mrs J J Horean of Hillcrest Avenue entertained the B N W Club Wednesday evening with bridge as the main diversion. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Cora Smith and Mrs Hazel Burrows, with refreshments served at small tables. The next meeting will be at Mrs Eva Nicholson's home on Pennsylvania Avenue in three weeks.
Miss Althea Stearns daughter of Mrs Lottie Badger and Perry Davis son of Mr and Mrs Jos Davis of Grant City were married Wednesday at 4 30 in the East Brook United Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev James M Guthrie officiating. They will reside with his parents for now.
Mrs. C. D. Minick of Temple Avenue hosted the 1927 Bridge club on a Wednesday evening. Two tables were in play with special guests Mrs. John McCullough and Mrs. Earl Ruby. Lunch was served by the hostess and assisted by Mrs. Lee Davids.
Members of the Spoon club are entertained at their regular meeting hosted by Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson on Moody Avenue Friday.
Mr and Mrs Mat Edel of Shaw Street entertained guests at a birthday party in their well appointed home.
The ad touts Noxzema as highly effective because its medicated formula penetrates deeply to purge pore poisons and improve skin health. It claims soothing oils and cooling astringents soften and refresh the complexion.
Tuesday honoring their son George marked his ninth birth day anniversary with an informal program of amusements and contests. Lunch concluded the day as twenty five guests departed with remembrances for the honoree.
Section Two of the First Christian church met Tuesday at Mrs. J. B. Dufford’s home on Arlington avenue. Plans were discussed for the annual picnic dinner to be held at Cascade park at noon on July 14.
The First Congregational church Willing Workers class changes plans due to cold weather. The lawn party initially set for Saturday night is rescheduled to Friday June 23 to accommodate everyone.
Mrs. W. H. Tanney of Walma extended hospitality to O. E. A. Club members on Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Harry Davis. The meeting concluded until fall with plans noting June 28 as a next date.
Guests will attend a picnic at Cascade Park with husbands as guests on the occasion. At a suitable hour the host is served refreshments.
A condensed list of social clubs with names of chapters such as Kus-Kus-Ka, Spoon club, D. W. T. club and H. G. L. Girls' club plus their hostess locations on West Madison Avenue Greenville County Moody Avenue Adams Street Cascade Park Morris Street and members including Mrs J M Yates Mrs S W Smith Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson Mrs Louis Ott Mrs M Richards Kathryn Johnston.
Members of the A. G. P. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Gordon on Sheridan avenue. They conducted routine business and then enjoyed cards, music and chat. Prizes went to Mrs. John Dean and Mrs. J. Pitzer. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Clara Hartman of South Cro ton avenue will host in two weeks.
Minerva members include Mrs Ira I McAnlis of Wampum as a featured correspondent in the society column highlighting local club activity and community engagement centered on her role and residence.
Hostess entertained Minerva Club members Wednesday with two guests Mrs. Robert McAnlis of Wampum and Mrs. Ray Hall of New Castle. Card prizes went to Mrs. Alfred Sadler and Mrs. Margaret Fulkerson. Lunch for twelve followed. June events include Mrs. C D Updegraff hosting June 29 and a June 24 Conneaut picnic at the Colgan cottage.
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