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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1901

Page

22

Miss Mary Semple Hosts Grand Society Reception

Wilkinsburg hosts a refined society reception for Miss Mary Semple at Hemnett hall on Penn avenue. About 500 invitations and many guests attended. Miss Semple’s aunt Miss Margaret Russell Smith celebrated her 82nd birthday and Mrs John Scott Semple attended as a Easter bride. Proceeds support the new church on North Mill and Hast Falls streets.

Wilkinsburg John Scott Semple Miss Semple Miss Smith

Local Couples Announced for Upcoming Weddings and Social Events

The coming week features a marriage of Hamilton of New Castle Traction and Miss Marie Lytle of North Beater street, with Hamilton also tied to several city firms. Nellie Whitney and Prof. Bowman plan a June 26 wedding at the bride’s home, connected to New Wilmington’s business college. A social reunion of the Hard Times club is set for Thursday at the Morris home on Grant street, with a country club style camp theme and a noted committee in charge.

Hamilton New Castle Traction Company Marie Lytle North Beater Street New Castle Electric Company Lawrence Gas Company New Castle Land Company Nellie PF. M. Whitney New Wilmington Bowman Canfield Lincoln Avenue Whitney Business Miss Whitney Prof Morris Grant Street S. D. Long William McCandless Charles Greer Maggie Crawford John M. Butz

Local Society Highlights A Busy Week Of Weddings And Parties

Miss Virginia Blair wed Henry W. Thornton in a high society week marked by a brunch at the Blair residence, a trolley party hosted by Mrs. Gaylord Thompson, and a bridal party dinner at John C. Wallace’s home. William H. Love and Miss Clare Maud Maxwell were married at the bride’s home with Rev. J. Bell Neff officiating. many Love family members attended from the city.

Virginia Blair Henry W. Thornton Traction Company John C. Wallace Wallace Avenue William H. Love Clare Maud Maxwell Meadville J. Bell Neff Eric Mr. Love Standard Oil Company O} City Jesse Love Misses Blanch Sarah, Jane and Edna Love H. A. Love Miss Margaret Blackwood Mayme White

Pittsburg Conservatory Recitals Open Week with Students

The Pittsburg Conservatory of Music began its annual recitals on Monday morning June 17 with seven AM and PM sessions in the conservatory hall on Fourth Avenue. Miss Ste McConahy is billed for Thursday afternoon and Miss Kate W Kurtz for Friday afternoon as soloist. The event is praised as instructive and musically rewarding. A fishing party including Lyman Hughes William Harlan and John Andy Meee departed Tuesday morning for Venango county to fish at Thompsons Eddy, famed for bass and trout. Trinity church Daughters of the King prepare for a large strawberry festival amid major efforts.

Pittsburg Conservatory of Music Conservatory Hall Fourth Avenue Ste McConahy Kate W. Kurtz Lyman Hughes William Harlan John Andy Meee Tuesaday Venango County Thompsons Eddy

Crawford sisters host lavish country party this evening

Misses Carrie and Maggie Crawford invite guests to their spacious country residence for a large party praised for hospitality. A number of out-of-town visitors are expected to attend and add to the enjoyment of the event. WILL PICNIC AT WALTON. The Second United Presbyterian church Sunday school plans a Walton picnic Friday with grove supper and afternoon games for children.

Carrie Maggie Crawford Crawford

North Beaver couple wed in Tuesday morning ceremony

Dr H S Jordan of North Beaver street married Charles F L Gowers of Upper Sandusky Ohio to Miss Cora Viola Jones of Isnon. The 11 a m ceremony united the couple who will live in Upper Sandusky Ohio. A Basket club entertainment is planned for Friday evening June 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Foltz on Wallace avenue with committee members listed.

H. S. Jordan North Beaver Street Charles FL. Gowers Upper Sandusky, O Cora Viola Jones Isnon Basket Club Samuel Foltz Wallace Avenue Charles Greer C. P. Taggart T. F. Moorehead E. E. Seavy

Mrs Lintons Luncheon Invite Highlights City Visitor

Mrs James Linton of North Min street announces a luncheon at her home on Wednesday. Guest of honor is Mrs Joseph Americk of Philadelphia visiting her aunt Mrs John W Knox. The Emanon club hosts a ragtime party for its young ladies this evening at the Knox Long Morehead building.

James Linton North Min Street Joseph ‘Bmérick Philadelphia Sas John W Kcnox Emanon Club Knox, Long Morehead T. J. Blackwood Pittsburg Street J. C. Armstrong East End Pittsbove D. Sianna Vine ‘Street Washington,Pa

Local notes from Beaver Falls and surrounding cities

Beaver Falls and nearby towns recount a string of social updates. Mentions include illness in Martin Street and South Jefferson Street families, births on Morton Street and Neshannock township, and several residents visiting Pittsburg and New Brighton.

Rev Foulke to attend Meadville commencement as visitor

Rev C W Foulke pastor of Grace MTh church Hirth ward leaves for Meadville to attend Allegheny College commencement as a visitor named by the Erie conference. He will also visit his brother George W Troulke of D who is in Meadville hospital for an operation on his right leg shortened by amputation years ago.

C. W. Foulke Grace M.th Echurch Hirth. Ward Meadville Allegheny College Erie Foulke George W. Troulke

Strawberry Festival to Aid New Episcopal Church

The Ladies of the Daughters of the King invite all to a strawberry festival tomorrow evening at the new church property corner North Mill and East Falls streets to raise funds for the church erection. Tea Crean, cake and strawberries sold for 15 cents.

North Mill Hast Falls Streets Daughters of the King East Falls Streets Episcopal Church

Stoneboro Excursion From Mahoningtown and New Castle

The Central Presbyterian church invites members and others to an excursion to Stoneboro Virginia on Thursday June 20 under the Ladies Aid. Round trip 75 cents for adults 40 cents for children. Special train from Mahoningtown at 8 15 am and New Castle Union Station at 8 30 am city time. Boating and bathing available. Free sample offer at Huttons Pharmacy for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets noted as a pleasant easy to take medicine.

Pennsylvania Central Presbyterian’ Church Stoneboro Ladies’ Aid Society Mahoningtown New Castle Union Station Hutton’s Pharmacy Chamberlain

Local dignitaries head to Thompson's Eddy for bass fishing

Councilman John McKey and associates John Quest Wik Hartin and Byrn Hughes left for Thompson's Eddy in Warren county to fish for bass. The area is famed for its plentiful and large bass, recall of a previous New Castle fishing party that boasted seventy to eighty fine bass displayed at Dickson's Hardware on Washington street.

John Quest John Aa. McKey Wik Hartin Byrn Hughes Thompson's Eddy Warren County New Castle Dickson Washington Street

Will Wonders Ever Cease For Mrs Pease Of Lawrence

Friends describe Mrs Pease of Lawrence Kansas who was bedridden seven years with kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. She credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring her mobility and health in three months. The ad targets women with headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness offering 50 cents at druggists with satisfaction guaranteed.

Women to sail for Wales from New York

Mrs Samuel Jones of a strong avenue and her sister Mrs Sarah Pyans join Mrs James Williams of Moravia street and Mrs Johon Price of South Jefferson street in leaving Monday evening for South Wales. They will take the steamer at New York at 7 am on Wednesday morning.

Samuel Jones Strong Avenue Sarah Pyans James Williams Moravia Street Johon Price South Jefferson Street South Wales Hhey New York

Newsboy Delivery Complaint Procedure Advised

If a newsboy fails to leave The News, notify this office at once. Other focal papers are often left at subscribers’ homes. Insist on the paper you want. if your box is wrong, send the boy’s name to this office and we will arrange regular carrier delivery. TILE NEWS CO.

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