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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
3
Rich mahogany finish and one year guarantee describe the cleaner as easy to operate. Weighing ten pounds with a 12 inch nozzle, it promises thorough carpet cleaning and germ removal, unlike a plain carpet sweeper. It claims air displacement of 40 000 cubic inches per minute and invites a window demonstration on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
The Wallace home at 24 North Jefferson hosted a 3 to 6 pm afternoon tea for about 225 guests. Mrs. Wallace and her sister Mrs. Lucius Westlake presided with nieces and local and out of town attendees from Pittsburg Youngstown Greenville Mercer Washington and Minneapolis.
Miss Helen Gailey hosts T H E club on North Mer cer street. Mrs W H Gillespie hosts Altruistic Circle and spouses at dinner on Rhodes place. Silver Leaf club plans Idora park picnic in Youngstown. Etta Graham hosts Queen Sewing circle on Walnut street. J S Taylor hosts Art club at the Harbor. Cooper-Winner reunion at W R Cooper home in Washington township. Emery-Pisor family reunion at Jasper Drake home near Harlansburg. Lusk and McVey families reunion at J H Lusk home near New Wilmington. Highland Book club hosted by Mrs J S Westlake on Highland avenue. Mrs Harriet Hamilton of Falls...
The Queen Esther society of Epworth church met Monday evening at Miss Marian Andrews home Crawford avenue. A picnic was set for next month at Rose Stop. Miss Mary Parsons gave a talk on the year’s work. Social hour followed with refreshments by the hostess and Miss Ruth Swisher and Miss Erma Walls.
A group including Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jordan and several couples dined in the YWCA tea room Tuesday evening. Roses decorated the room and a social hour followed. The party then joined other friends to escort the Jordans to the station and wish them well for their move to New York.
Miss Beatrice Kelly of Wabash avenue entertained the Girls Ken sington Tuesday evening in honor of her sister in law Mrs Frank Kelly who with her husband leaves Thursday for their home in San Bernardino California Mrs Roy F Brandon of Altoona was a guest and the hours were spent informally with refreshments and favors.
The Stritmater store employee annual picnic took place at the park on Tuesday evening. A delicious supper was served in the grove with 34 covers, and the hours afterward were spent in formal socializing.
Sixteen members of the Highland Basket Club enjoyed a supper in the grove at the park on Tuesday evening and spent time together in the open air.
Saturday afternoon Mrs Charles T Metzler will entertain the girls of the club at a Kensington in honor of Mrs Joseph R Reynolds of Richmond Hill L I.
Miss Anna Britton hosted a miscellaneous shower for her sister Miss Josephine Britton of Elm Street on Tuesday evening. Twelve guests enjoyed music and games with rosy pink decorations and tiny baskets of pink flowers and candy as favors. Mrs. John Britton and Mrs. Norman Treser assisted.
Mrs C W Waddington, wintering here, left for Cleveland today to see her daughter Mrs W A Wadsworth and to attend the commencement exercises Thursday evening where her granddaughter Ruth Wadsworth will graduate from high school. She will then visit relatives in St Louis.
A youth group led by Mr and Mrs Herman Ebeling started camp I Should Worry at Sharon line near Harbor bridge. About 13 youths enjoy fishing and bathing, with the camp opening Saturday June 18 and to run through the summer months.
The A B D girls held their annual picnic Tuesday afternoon at Cascade park with about 25 attendees. Special guests were Miss Frances Hays of Waco Texas Miss Janet Hileman of Kittanning and Mrs W G Gormley. Roses adorned the decor and a tempting menu was served. The evening ended informally.
The local friends of Miss Margar Elder of Tidioute, niece of Mrs. S. B. Marshall and John Elder of North Jefferson street, note her graduation from Smith College on Tuesday. Her sister Miss Louise Elder also graduated from the same school last year.
Mrs Robert Clark of Butler Avenue entertained Lotus Kingston with guests Mrs Charles Durant of Pittsburg and Mrs John Clark. Mrs J D Clark helped serve refreshments. The club has
A group will discontinue regular meetings for the summer and plan a park picnic in two weeks. The event aims to maintain community ties and provide a casual gathering outdoors.
Mrs Dunham Barton of Mercer and Mrs Robert Jones and Mrs Robert Fulton of Pittsburg hosted friends Tuesday evening. Pink roses adorned the rooms and conversation and refreshments provided the entertainment. Mrs Simpson of Pittsburg was an out of town guest.
Kensington members and guests hosted a park picnic Tuesday evening for Mrs. Jacob Sallade and daughter Ruth of Philadelphia. Covers were set for 60 and a delicious menu was served.
Miss Margaret Marshall of North Jefferson street left this morning for Cleveland to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Walter Crawford. She is accompanied by her cousin Wilfred McKinley Harvard Law student and son of Judge McKinley, returning to Los Angeles after stopping in at Mrs S B Marshall’s home.
Mrs. M. M. Warner of East Washington street hosted a dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Hazel Wright home from the Philadelphia Training School for Nurses. Twelve guests attended with daisies as decorations and games followed by an automobile ride.
Mrs. James Stewart of Sumner Avenue hosted the H. A. D. club Tuesday evening for the last regular meeting of the season. Sewing and refreshments were featured and the group decided to go camping next season.
A two week period at Crystal Beach in Canada begins July 20, providing residents and visitors with scheduled activities and local events during the summer stretch. The event lineup includes recreational offerings and community gatherings across the beachfront area.
On Tuesday friends gathered for a surprise birthday at South Mill Street for Mrs. Thomas McGrath. About 15 attendees stayed for the day. Visitors included Mrs. Edward Mieding and daughter Clara, Mrs. George Brenner and son Donald, and Miss Virginia McGrath of Youngstown.
Miss Ella Organ of San Diego formerly of New Castle and Carl Erdice of Chardon were married in Cleveland today. The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kiefer where the bride’s mother Mrs. Mina Organ of Uber street is a guest. The couple will reside in Chardon.
Mr and Mrs H W Keagy of Cro ton avenue depart this morning for a two week stay in Johnstown to visit friends and enjoy sightseeing away from home.
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