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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
Weather blessed a mixed golf tourney at New Castle Field Club Tuesday evening with men and women playing until dusk. Mrs Ke Smither won the ladies prize and P H Bridenbaugh claimed the men's trophy after bridge and cards at the club house.
Members of the New Custis Flokd Club prepare for the second dance of the season at the club house on Saturday June 24. The program features dance music from Walker Dunkerley and Braden Walker of South New Castle. A wedding and dinner are noted for the Dunkerley family with many relatives listed, and a Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meeting postponement is announced.
New Castle assembly No. 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls outlines summer plans starting with an initiation at 8 pm. A picnic at Cascade Park is set for June 23 at 6 pm, with decor plans by a table committee. July 12 features a Cathedral breakfast bridge at Lincoln Avenue, followed by a play. Community groups and clubs share events and gatherings at Cascade Park and local venues.
Associates of the Tuesday Kensington group enjoyed hospitality at the home of Mrs. C Davis with Mrs. James Moses hosting. Special guests included Mrs. Burnett of Ohio and Miss Juliet Heaton. Lunch was served, hours were informal, and the next meeting is July 18 with Mrs. Paul Weller as hostess.
The Queen Esthers Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held a Tuesday evening meeting at the parsonage on Clenmore Boulevard with Mayme White as hostess. Neva Moore was elected president for the year. new officers include Mrs. Leon Fink, Mrs. E. Buzard, Hester Hainer, Mrs. Fred Cooney, Lila Henshaw, Alma Locke, and spiritual life chair Mrs. E. O. Reahm. Group leaders were appointed and refreshments served by Lena May McConnell.
A series of community events includes a violin recital by a young virtuoso and a reception at Crawford home with performers such as Bailett Silverman Ann Meyers and Dorothy Feleh. Attendance featured local families, plus out‑of‑town guests like Hortense Weintraub of New York. A birthday surprise party for Betty Jane Davis occurred at the Davie cottage near Rose Point with swimming and games. The M. M. Club marked its fifth anniversary with a farewell for Mrs Earl Martin. Cascade Park hosts a class picnic at Park Cascade with a 33‑person turnout and a program of games and contests.
Mrs Potter announces that the auxiliary committees will meet Thursday evening July 14 at the home of Mrs Dan Dalley on Northview Avenue for a social gathering with members invited.
A group of friends and relatives convened at Clifford Stoner’s home to plan a Osmo Club picnic in Springs. The event will include games boating swimming and music. The gathering also celebrated a sixteenth birthday with refreshments.
A malevolently garbled social snippet describes Mrs C E Kennedy hosting a Lakewood summer club event at her home with dinner, cards, and informal tennis and swimming. Guests Harvey Owens and others departed after an extended visit, planning trips to Austin Minnesota Works tekenda.
Miss Lillian Shellenberger hosted M S D Tennis Club members on Harding avenue with tennis, music, games, and refreshments. Agnes McConnell of Ashtabula Ohio joined as guest. Amity Club hosted Anna Burgo on East Strehithezor street for cards and prize, lunch, and plans for June meeting at Florence Carney on Gilmore street. Attorney George W. Muse is in Chicago for a PD Bo meeting.
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