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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
19
Under clear skies the postponed mixed golf tournament at New Castle Field Club drew male and female partners, with play beginning at 6:30 and 6:45 and continuing to dusk. Mrs. C Ed Smith Jr. earned high honors among the women and P H Bridenbaugh won the men’s trophy, followed by bridge contests after play.
Members of the New Castle Field Club repeat their season series with a second dance at the club house on Saturday evening June 24. Activities start at 9 o clock and a fine program of dance music will be provided.
Ida E Dunkerley and Braden J Walker of South New Castle bor ough united in marriage at the bride’s home Tuesday by Rev Samuel C Baker. A six o'clock wedding dinner followed and many relatives attended including the Dunkerley and Patton families and others.
The social gathering planned for Thursday evening at Mrs. Nellie Sweet’s home has been postponed until after the next auxiliary meeting.
New Castle Assembly No. 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls outlines summer events starting with tonight’s initiation at 7 30 for Eastern Star and Masonic members from local groups in Ohio. A June 23 picnic at Cascade Park follows, with teapots and service by participants under Advisory Board supervision. A July 12 breakfast bridge at the Cathedral on Lincoln Ave begins at 11 am, followed by a play. Eleanor Horner serves as worthy adviser this term.
A sequence of social gatherings at Cascade Park and nearby venues includes West Side Club hosted by Elizabeth Mitchell on Garfield Avenue, Ki Nu Club with Mrs George Kennedy on Beckford Street, 1929 Campaign Club meetings at New Castle Hospital Co. S Club with Mrs Wm Vaneman as hostess, Gramada Kensington luncheon, and Semper Fidelis Club with Helen De Matteo hosting at Cascade Park in the evenings.
Members of the Col loquium Bridge Club gathered Monday evening at Mary Patterson's West Washington Street home. Prizes were given to Clara Bernine and Rae Otto for honor scores, with refreshments served at individual tables. In two weeks June Webster of North Front Street will host the group.
Mr and Mrs Floyd McClelland of Dewey avenue entertained the N B B club Tuesday night with cards and conversation. Plans were made for a tureen dinner July 11 at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs L M Rudolph along the Neshannock near Volant.
Associates of the Tuesday Kensington enjoyed hospitality yesterday at the Mt. Jackson home of Mrs. C. J. Davis and Mrs. James Moses who hosted a one o'clock luncheon. Special guests included Mrs. Burnett of Ohio and Miss Julia Heaton.
The Queen Esthers Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held a June meeting at the church parsonage on Clenmore Boulevard with Miss Mayme White as hostess. Miss Neva Moore was elected president with a slate including Mrs. Leon Fink and Hester Hainer as vice presidents, Mrs. Fred Cooney as secretary, Lila Henshaw as treasurer, and Alma Locke as spiritual life leader. Group leaders were named, and readings and songs followed the business session with refreshments served.
Members of the King's Daughters Bible Class of First Methodist enjoyed an outdoor party at Mrs. W. G. Ayers on North Jefferson Street with Mrs. H. E. Black. Luncheon was served at one o'clock in a garden setting, and special guest Catherine Miller of Arizona attended. Readings by Katherine Wilcox and Mrs. W. W. Wallace followed, with plans for a Cascade Park breakfast in July.
Members of the George R. Borden class of the First Methodist church plan a dinner meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coates in Walma on Friday evening at 6 30. The host couple lead a committee including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carroll Mr. and Mrs. C Ed Brown Mr. and Mrs. G D Morris Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. H W Dean.
The Aiken family holds its annual reunion at Cascade Park on Saturday June 24. Dinner is served at 12 o clock E S T in the grove.
Miss Clara Bernine of Northview avenue hosted the Re Delta Deck Club gathering with cards and prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Philip Walther and Miss Charlotte Alexander. Guest gift went to Mrs Walter Reneker. The event closed the regular season. a Cascade Park picnic is set for Tuesday June 27 as summer outings begin.
Mrs E O Fankhauser presented pupils in two evenings of music at her Crawford Terrace home with an informal reception on the second night. Anthony Casher played violin with Dorothy Fisher. Roscoe Kirkpatrick sang. Local and out of town guests attended including Mr and Mrs M A Groden Oswald, Miss Wood, and Miss Hortense Weintraub.
Mrs Chauncey Davis entertained at a Surprise party for her daughter Betty Jane Davis at the Davis cottage near Rose Point Tuesday afternoon. The guests aided a swim and games session before a birthday supper. Attending were Marian Waters Dorothy Bevan Betty Hannon Dolores O Leary Anna May Gavin Eleanor Robison Francis Robison June Wheal Mary Frances Allen and Betty Jane Davis.
Miss Betty L. Gray hosted the M. N. N. Club at 410 Taylor Street to mark the organization’s fifth anniversary. Most charter members attended except two. The evening included a farewell for Mrs. Earl Martin who will move back to Butler. Pink and green colors framed the menu and a light collation ended the social hours. Miss Mary Ella J. Daugherty assisted.
Mrs J A Galbraiths class from Epworth M E church gathered at Cascade Park for a picnic dinner. Tables were set for thirty three and decorated. After serving, the event featured games stunts and contests organized by committee including Robert Rodgers and several ladies.
Semper Fidelis club members will be hosted by Helen De Matteo at Cascade Park on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The gathering will feature a supper as part of the occasion.
At last evening’s annual election Mrs. Orville Potter was chosen president for the year beginning October. Other officers elected include Senior VP Mrs. Phil Greer, Junior VP Mrs. Dan Dailey, treasurer Mrs. James E. Moorhead, secretary Mrs. Elmer J. Suber, chaplain Mrs. James Cooper, historian Mrs. William Reynolds, sergeant at arms Mrs. Joseph Arenth, guard Mrs. David Cox. Appointments to appointive offices to be announced later. A social for auxiliary members is set for Thursday July 13 at the home of Mrs. Dan Dailey on Northview Avenue.
The Cosmo club entertainment committee led by Charles Levine plans a Sunday picnic at Etna Springs for members and friends. Activities will include games for children, boating, and swimming during afternoon and evening hours.
Friends and relatives gathered at Clifford Stoner’s Forrest Street home Monday evening to celebrate his sixteenth birthday with games and music. The host’s mother and sister Charlotte served cooling refreshments as gifts were exchanged.
Miss Mary Fleming hosted a stylish Harlandsburg Road party Tuesday night at her home in honor of Pauline Wolf, the July bride of Jack Bradbury. Bridge was played with prizes to Grace Thompson and Geraldine Turk, ending with a wedding shower for the bride elect and gifts for her new home. Dorothy Fleming and Mrs. R. E. Fleming assisted with refreshments.
The Aid-A Gi Club met June 19 at Ruth Markley’s South Mill street home. Members visited the Margaret Henry home where they sewed, then held a business session. Plans were made for a picnic and hike on Wednesday and refreshments were served by the hostess and her sister-in-law Mrs M Markley. The next gathering will be at Ruth Mervis’s North Beaver street home.
Mr and Mrs John T Brinton of East Newcastle announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Hanna to Corporal Leon J Lawton of Greenville a state highway police officer stationed in New Castle The ceremony was performed Monday evening by Mrs Gertrude Lanigan justice of the peace Union Township The couple will reside in New Castle.
The Five-W Club members were entertained by Miss Isabell Leslie at her sister Mrs. Arthur Sears Lakewood summer home. A 6:30 dinner followed by card games marked the evening. In three weeks Mrs. C. E. Kennedy will host the club at her Lakewood summer home.
Roma and Robert Foster were bid by relatives and friends to a six o clock picnic at Harvey Gwin Cottage Monday Evening. Guests enjoyed tennis and swimming and later departed for home after an extended visit. Mrs Jane Friday and daughter Betty Jane of Wayne township accompanied them and they plan to visit the Worlas Fair and friends at Austin Minn enroute.
Mrs LeRoy Shoaff of Garfield Avenue entertained A. O. T. club members Tuesday evening. High card scores were posted by Mrs Shoaf and Margaret McCreary who received a handkerchief shower for her birthday anniversary. Special guests included Mrs Harvey Booker and Mrs J R Elam. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Elam with the repast. In two weeks Mrs Carl Staeber of Edison Avenue will entertain.
Mrs. Charles McClelland hosted the 1919 Kensington members on Croton Avenue. Chat and sewing followed by front veranda cards. Geraldine McClelland served lunch. Two new members, Mrs. Clifford McClelland and Mrs. M. McFall, were welcomed. Mrs. M. J. Young of Hillcrest Avenue will host in three weeks.
At East Lincoln avenue Mrs G S West hosted about 25 members of the Women’s Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad for an informal session. Old garments were repaired for the local Red Cross chapter and a luncheon followed in the home’s ward.
Mary Piesz of Ashland avenue hosted a R Nu-Club gathering with singing and conversation. Frances Cwynar offered Atlele numbers and refreshments were served. Plans for summer activities were discussed and Miss Cwynar will host the next meeting in two weeks at Wilder avenue.
The W. C. Falls family of Edgewood avenue and Frank P. Andrews and family of Crawford avenue will occupy one of the Marvin cottages at Neshannock Falls for the summer months and return home early in the fall.
Miss Lillian Shellenberger hosted M. S. D. tennis club members on Harding Avenue with tennis games music and refreshments. Agries McConnell of Ashtabula was a special guest on East Washington Street. Mary Bullano won the cards prize. Next meeting set for Wednesday July 5 at Florence Carney’s Gilmore Street home. Attorney George W. Muse visiting Chicago for a P. H. C. meeting.
The Amity club members gathered last evening at the home of Anna Burgo for a social meeting.
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