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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
3
A luncheon at the Country Club was hosted at 1 p.m. by Mrs. J. Norman Martin of North Mercer Street to honor her niece Miss Constance Andrews from St. Louis Missouri. The event featured summer flowers and included guests such as Miss Izabeth Elkins Oliphant of Trenton New Jersey.
In honor of David Smart of Montreal Canada guest of Herbert Rice of Shenango Street, Mrs Jonas Kaufman of Neshannock Avenue hosted a driving party to East Brook Sunday afternoon. Tuesday evening Miss Adelaide Kaufman and Miss May Fisher will host a dinner for six at the Elk's Club in honor of the visitor.
Miss Virginia Stoner of Beaver hosted an informal gathering at the home of Miss Sara Newell on North Mercer Street Saturday evening. The casual setting contributed to the enjoyment of the circle and a delicious luncheon followed.
The central committee for Fourth of July refreshment booths will meet with booth heads at the Woman's Christian Association rooms on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr and Mrs E O Haun and daughter Agnes of Wallace avenue and Mr and Mrs Frank Veach of Delaware avenue drove to New Wilmington in the Hauns car Sunday and took dinner at Hotel McCreary.
The ladies of Trinity church invite the congregation and friends to a Thursday evening reception in the guild room honoring the new rector Dr D E S Perry and his family.
Miss Nannie Aiken of Omaha has been the guest of her aunt Miss Margaret Aiken and uncle Q. L. Aiken, residing near Center U. P. in a short hometown note.
Miss Aiken departed Saturday from Oak Street after a dinner hosted at the home of W H Aiken. She planned a short visit in Chicago before returning home.
Mrs. A. C. Hart of Connellsville formerly of this city is visiting her sister Miss Harriet Leslie on Wallace avenue and will stay through the week. Her son Edward Hart, who was staying with Miss Leslie, has returned to Rosslyn Farms.
Relatives report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Stoyer of Youngstown. Mrs. Stoyer is formerly Miss Jessie Gibson who studied in this city for a period.
Mrs J D F Newell and her daughter Sara of North Mercer Street plan an extended western journey leaving at the end of the month. They will visit relatives in Montana and remain away until fall.
The New Movement class of the First Presbyterian church will hold a basket picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nothdurst on Neshan nock boulevard Tuesday evening. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
T G McCleary of Kane Pennsylvania attended his uncle T J McCleary's funeral and left Monday for Slippery Rock where he will serve temporarily as a member of the state board of examiners.
Carl Hanna of North Jefferson Street returns from Fast Liver pool where he attended the wedding of Miss Lillian Bailey and Lieutenant Mounteford.
Mr and Mrs J H Shindle and Mr and Mrs Ottis Shindle and Miss Lida Shindle of Harrisburg are guests for several days of Mr and Mrs John Shindle of South Lee Avenue in this city.
Oscar J. Sheaffer of Wallace Avenue will travel to Washington Pennsylvania Tuesday for the fifth annual reunion of his glass at Washington and Jefferson College. He is to make an address at the event.
Miss Helen Ward of North Mercer street and her guest Miss Elizabeth Elkins Oliphant of Trenton New Jersey will travel to New Brighton the last of the week with Mrs Frederick Merrick.
Miss Mary Van Divort, a Fort Plain college faculty member, arrives home to spend the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Divort, on Milton Street.
Clarence F E Baer of Neshannock Avenue, a member of the high school faculty, has left for Chicago to study at the University of Chicago during the summer.
The men's singles final will be played at the Country Club on Wednesday afternoon between Ray Gardner and Archie Smith.
The meeting of S. S. S. Kendington with Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles Avenue, scheduled for Saturday last, was postponed until next Saturday.
Miss Mary Sutton of Court Street issued invitations for a luncheon at the Tea Cup Inn on Wednesday June 29.
Mrs J D F Newell of North Merrcer street will entertain the Circulating Book club Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs C A Phillips of Grant street will entertain the Lincoln Euchre Club Friday evening.
The Tindall reunion will be hosted at Mrs. Huldah Carnes's home in Wampum on July 4. The U C Club plans a park picnic this evening followed by a theatre party.
The Pythian Sisters plan a Friday evening gathering to hold elections for officer positions. Leaders and members will assemble to choose the new slate and outline future activities.
After June weddings, social life eases with park picnics and teas. Clubs host meetings from Monday through Thursday as marriages unfold at St Marys Trinity church and other venues. Notable events include golden anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McConnell and multiple receptions and gatherings across Wallace and Morton streets.
A South side W C T U gathers at Mrs. Lloyds Pollock avenue home on Tuesday evening June 21 to elect officers Frances Willard W C T U meets at Miss Ella Culbertsons 117 Pittsburg street Tuesday at 8 o clock for its gathering and officer slate.
A series of social notes lists births to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Weir and Mr. Ward Small, guests and visits from Bessie Crumpton, Edith McCullough, Elizabeth McKean, Ada Peters, Stella and Jessie Foulke, Hazel Webster, Virginia Stoner, and others. It notes recoveries from diphtheria and a broken foot, multiple transfers of guests between homes, and travels from Carnegie Tech and Oberlin, with locals visiting Grove City, Butler, Sharon, and Youngstown scenes.
Funeral services for the late T. J. McCleary were held at the family residence on Lee Avenue with Rev. Scott F. Hershey leading and music by a quartet. Pallbearers included A. 8. Love and J. P. Caldwell. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with many local newspaper men in attendance.
The funeral of the late Samuel Walker Powers is held this afternoon at 2 30 at the First United Presbyterian church. Interment will follow in Oak Park cemetery.
Messages from Dr. BE Higley say he and his family left last week for Denver Colorado to make their home. Higley, a longtime reader of The News, has asked that the paper be sent to his Denver address 1257 Bannock Street.
Police investigate a Paisley robbery where about 75 dollars was taken from cash registers, 50 of which were left for another party. The theft occurred after midnight and was not found until about 7 am Sunday when the owner checked the store. Authorities suspect an insider familiar with the shop.
A dense sale catalog listing numerous rug types with various 9x12 to 11.8x12 sizes. Deals include Brussels Wilton Axminster and Japaneses matting rugs in Persian floral medallion and oriental patterns. Regular prices and sale prices are shown for each item.
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