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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

3

Circulating Book Club Gathers at Butz Home

A Wednesday event featured the Circulating Book Club hosted by Mrs. John M. Butz on West Grant Avenue. Guests included Mrs. J. M. Hmerick of Philadelphia and Mrs. Lucian Pohl. Summer flowers complemented rooms and refreshments were served. Two weeks later Mrs. William K. Hugus will entertain.

Circulating Book Club John M. Butz West Grant Avenue J. M. Hmerick Philadelphia Lucian Pohl John Lamb Cc. A. Phillips B. L. Phillips William K. Hugus Lighland Avenue

Sweesy Reunion At D W Sweesy Grave At West Middlesex

More than 100 descendants gathered at the grave of D W Sweesy on the old homestead farm two and a half miles east of West Middlesex for this year’s Sweesy reunion. Officers elected included President D W Sweesy Vice President Thomas L Forbes and Secretary Miss Florence Forbes. Committees were named to organize next year’s gathering scheduled for June 23 at the same grave site.

Sweesy D. W. Sweesy West Middlesex William Sweesy R. H. Minner Lewis Swagger New Bedford Thomas L. Forbes Florence Forbes

Breakfast at the Park Hosted by Miss Lena Fisher

An enjoyable Wednesday breakfast event occurred at the park hosted by Miss Lena Fisher with Bell Telephone girls as guests. Guests included Mrs. Charles Hoagland and Misses Mary Rogan Edna McDevitt Adelaide Stokes Clara Dart Julia Sullivan Celia McCormick Catherine Scully Anna Jansear and Cleora Rowland.

Lena Fisher Bell Telephone Charles Hoagland Mary Rogan Edna McDevitt Adelaide Stokes Clara Dart Julia Sullivan Celia McCormick Catherine Scully Anna Jansear Cleora Rowland

Youngstown N. S. A. Club Hosts Hostess Event

Mrs. Robt Corrigan of Youngstown invited N. S. A. club members to her home on Highland avenue for an evening of sewing and visiting with Miss Marjorie Miller of Longston among the four guests. The group later enjoyed a park breakfast before departures.

Youngstown Robt. Corrigan

Pretty June Wedding At Thompson Home

Miss Blanche Thompson wed Vaughn Bell at the Thompson home on South Walnut street. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. C. J. Thompson, featured 30 guests and an arch of ferns and orange blossoms. The couple planned an Eastern honeymoon and the bride, a soprano soloist with local clubs, is praised for her talent.

J. B. Thompson South Walnut Street Blanche Thompson Vaughn Bell Garfield Avenue C. J. Thompson Pittsburg Elliott Thompson Bell U. P 8. Y. Bell

Hart Gallagher wedding of Edith Mabel in Connellsville

The Gazette Times reports the wedding of Edith Mabel Gallagher daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Gallagher of Connellsville PA to George Edward Hart son of Mr and Mrs Alexander B Hart yesterday afternoon at the bride's home Pastor John H Lamberts of Connellsville Methodist Episcopal church officiated with the ring service Miss Mabel J Anderson of Aspinwall classmate at Slippery Rock played the wedding march The couple left for an automobile trip to Atlantic City and will spend the summer in a bungalow at Guard

George Edward Hart The Gazette Times Edith Mabel Gallagher George W. Gallagher Connellsville Alexander B. Hart John H. Lamberts Connellsville Methodist Episcopal Church Mabel J. Anderson Aspinwall Slippery Rock Atlantic City Guard

Social Notes Highlight Local Hostesses and Petitions

Miss Carrie Crawford entertains at cards for Mrs J M Emerick of Philadelphia The Helena Auxiliary will hold its annual picnic supper at the park at 6 30 oclock The marriage of Miss Grace Spencer and Ira Stoffer will be solemnized Miss Mayme Coates of Finch street entertains the D W T club The U S club will breakfast at the park Mrs S P Smith of Wallace avenue gives a 1 oclock luncheon Mrs Wallace Pitzer hosts an afternoon party for Miss Georgia Lynch Miss Mildred Arrow entertains the Our Night Out club

Carrie Crawford J. M. Emerick Philadelphia Helena Grace Spencer Ira Stoffer Mayme Coates Finch Street U. S

Gibson reunion draws sixty five relatives to Cascade street home

Relatives totaling sixty five gathered Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Hanna on Cascade street for the Gibson reunion. Rev and Mrs S M F Nesbitt were guests and the day included a ball game croquet and other diversions. A business session set the next reunion for the second week of June at the home of A T Gibson in Princeton. Officers elected were President S W Gibson Vice president Frank Aiken Treasurer Mrs Frank Aiken and Secretary Mrs W R Hanna.

A. C. Hanna Cascade Street Gibson S. M. F. Nesbitt A. T. Gibson Princeton S. W. Gibson Frank Aiken W. R. Hanna

Morning wedding at Mt. Jackson joins Lamson and Reed

This morning at 8:30 at the home of Rev. Hamil in Mt. Jackson, Dean Lamson and Miss Ella Reed were married. The couple, unattended, traveled to New York state for a wedding trip and will reside in Mt. Jackson where Lamson works with his father. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Reed and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Homer J Lamson, former city residents.

Hamil United Presbyterian Church Mt. Jackson Dean Lamson Ella Reed North Beaver Township Points New York State Lamson Ira Reed Groom Homer J. Lamson

Dinner Honors Miss Cecelia Llewellyn at Cascade Park

A Wednesday evening 7 oclock dinner at Cascade park celebrated Miss Cecelia Llewellyn, a bride elect this month. Fifteen guests enjoyed dancing with pink and white roses on tables and small kewpie favors. Aides included Miss Nana Zeigler, Miss Georgeanna Hetrick, Miss Phyllis Pennington, and Misses Myrtle and Violet Smith.

Cascade Park Cecelia Llewellyn Nana Zeigler Georgeanna Hetrick Phyllis Pennington Myrtle Violet Smith

B B B Club Sees New Members and Picnic Plan

The B B B club met at Mrs James Fishburns home on County Line Street for a night of fancy work and social chat. Plans were made for a picnic at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 28 with Lizzie Farrell and J Wadsworth joining as members. regular meetings paused until fall.

James Fishburn County Line Street Cascade Park Lizzie Farrell J. Wadsworth Helen

1914 Book Club Dinner Hosts at Highlands Avenue

Members of the 1914 Book club will entertain their husbands at a picnic dinner this evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Aiken of Highlands Avenue. The hour is 6:30 o'clock.

Rose Euchre a Great Success

The 1916 Circle held a Rose euchre evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Hawley on Moody avenue. Husbands and friends attended as Miss Esther Hawley and Miss Camile Patterson passed roses. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served by Misses Mary Hard Isabelle Jackson Emma Matthews Hattie Lamoree and Blanche Lusk. The club will meet Friday afternoon June 40 with Mrs F T Flynn on West Washington street.

W. A. Hawley Moody Avenue Esther Hawley Camile Patterson Suchre Mary Hard Isabelle Jackson Emma Matthews Hattie Lamoree Blanche Lusk F. T. Flynn West Washington Street

Birthday gathering honors Mrs Swoggers at Cov erdale farm

A Wednesday celebration at Mr and Mrs T Swoggers Cov erdale farm marked Mrs Swoggers birthday despite bad weather. Family and friends enjoyed a chicken dinner games music and social conversation with out of town guests Miss Carrie Mills Broken Bow Neb Mr Raymond Lutz Akron Ohio and Mrs Joe Swoggers Cincinnati Ohio. The Sworgers reunion was held Saturday June 17 with about 45 relatives across four generations.

T. Swoggers Coverdale Farm Akron Joe Swoggers Cincinnati Sworgers

Winslow Avenue Woman Honored At Birthday Gathering

Mrs. E. D. Huston of Winslow Avenue was surprised on her birthday Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Lenning and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Double and children, Clarence Weigle, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stevenson and Elizabeth, Albert E. Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Stevenson, Harry Huston, Mrs. Weigle, Mrs. Earl, and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson.

E. D. Huston Winslow Avenue William Lenning H. C. Double Clarence Weigle J. W. Stevenson Elizabeth Albert E. Huston Pearl Stevenson Harry Huston Weigle Earl Elizabeth Stevenson

Kensington Wednesday Bazaar Decoration Plans And Picnic

Mrs Ralph Shallenberger hosted a 1915 Kensington Wednesday event with pink roses and flags. Miss Edna Bortz assisted. a park picnic is planned for July 29 with members and families. Prizes went to Mrs Lynn and Mrs Evans. quilt to Albert Hewitt, No 540. Next meeting July 5 with Mrs Clare Stockman.

Ralph Shallenberger Kensington Edna Bortz Park Lynn Evans Albert Hewitt Clare Stockman

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Edith Chisholm at Florence Avenue

Wednesday afternoon club members gathered at Edith Chisholm home on Florence Avenue to surprise her for her birthday. Music by Della Shira and visitor Miss Byroade of Ft Wayne accompanied the decor of peonies. Aides included Mrs Garrickman Marsden Wallace Pitzer and Kenneth Wood.

Edith Chisholm Florence Avenue Della Shira Miss Byroade Ft. Wayne Ind E. 8. Garrickman Marsden Wallace Pitzer Kenneth Wood

Mrs Stewart Thompson Hosts Needlecraft Club Tea

Mrs Stewart Thompson of West Washington street entertained the Westside Needlecraft club Wednesday afternoon and received a mahogany tray as a gift. Her sister Mrs Norman Gleason attended and refreshments followed the needlework hour. In one week Mrs Harvey George of Pearson street will entertain.

Stewart Thompson West Washington Street Westside Needlecraft Club Norman Gleason Harvey George Pearson Street

Picnic for Industrial School Pupils at Simpson M E Church

Ninety pupils from the industrial school at Simpson M E church enjoyed a Wednesday picnic under the Deaconess home. Teachers included Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Sitler, Miss Riley, Miss Dettman and Miss Comfort. Music games and refreshments followed.

Industrial School Simpson M. E Nelson Sitler Miss Riley Dettman Miss Comfort

Brown and neighbors plan July fourth family picnic

Mrs J S Brown of John street entertained the S O B Kensington Wednesday afternoon to finalize plans for a family picnic at Mrs Clark’s home on State street on July 4. Sewing and refreshments were the issues with Mrs Needler assisting. In two weeks Mrs James Jamison of John street will be hostess.

J. S. Brown John Street Kensington Clark State Street Needler James Jamison

Mrs S P Smith Hosts Friday Luncheon at Wallace Avenue

Mrs S P Smith of Wallace Avenue will entertain at a one o'clock luncheon on Friday.

S. P. Smith Wallace Avenue

Luncheon at Y W C A Honors Mrs Ward Guest

A 1 o'clock luncheon at the Y W C A was presided over by Mrs. W S Mears with guest Mrs. William Ward of Wheeling WV. Twenty covers, pink and white roses graced the tables, followed by bridge at the hostess’s Neshannock Avenue home.

W. 8S. Mears William Ward Wheeling W. Va Neshannock Avenue Bridge

Epworth Cottage Prayer Meeting Planned At Butler Avenue

An Epworth cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kil doo 821 Butler avenue Thursday evening at 7 30 All welcome with Mrs Mershimer as leader.

Epworth Cottage

Dinner honors Washington visitor at Court street home

Mrs. W. J. Marshall hosted a small circle of friends at dinner Wednesday evening on Court street for Mrs. Leroy Welsh of Washington, D. C. Roses adorned the table and places were set for Mrs. Seth Marshall, Mrs. Samuel M. Rearke, Mrs. W. H. Dunlap, Mrs. J. J. Dean, Mrs. Welsh, and Mrs. Marshall followed by informal entertainment.

Leroy Welsh Washington, D. C W. J. Marshall Court Street Seth Marshall Samuel M. Rearke W. H. Dunlap J. J. Dean Welsh Marshall

Central W C T U Meets at Y W C A Friday

The Central W C T U will meet at the Y W C A Friday evening with interesting reports to be presented.

Party Hostess Miss Margaret Taylor Hosts Wabash Avenue Event

Miss Margaret Taylor of Wabash avenue was hostess at a party on Wednesday evening with associates in the M. K. W. club and friends. Games music and dancing provided entertainment and her mother and Miss Marie Powler aided in serving refreshments. In two weeks Miss Pearl Lukens of Lathrop street will entertain.

Margaret Taylor Wabash Avenue Marie Powler Pearl Lukens Lathrop Street

Local People and Visits Reported in City Circles

Mr and Mrs O A Thomas of Waldo street plan to move to Ashta bula. Ralph R Hennon of Wampum visits his sister Mrs Jessie Gehr in this city. Miss Lena Hennon of Wampum visits sister Mrs Jessie Gehr. Mrs Lillian Hetrick and son Robert return from visits in Sharon Pittsburg and New Kensington. Mrs Frank Harris and daughter Marie of Rochester visit Mrs Vaughan and Erma of Parkway. Dr and Mrs W L Beal and family return from trips to Cleveland and Detroit. Mrs George H Beattie and daughter Mary Jane of Cleveland due to visit Mrs Beattie's parents on Young street. Mrs Vaughan and daughter Erma and Mr and Mrs Mearle Allen and son return from visit to John League's home in West Middlesex.

Ralph R. Hennon Wampum Jessie Gehr Lena Hennon Lillian Hetrick Robert Sharon Pittsburg New Kensington Frank Harris Marie Rochester Vaughan Erma Parkway W. L. Beal Leasure Avenue Cleveland Detroit Mich George H. Beattie Mary Jane Beattie Chas. Mossman Young Street

Miss Margaret Jackson Hosts Rita Club Social Evening

Miss Margaret Jackson of Borough Line street entertained the Rita club Wednesday evening with Miss Margaret Murphy and Mrs. James Jackson in the company. Music and sewing were features and in two weeks Misses Mary and Rose Sennett of State street will entertain.

Margaret Jackson Borough Line Street Rita Club Margaret Murphy James Jackson Mary and Rose Sennett State Street

Evening Club Hosts Crochet Event with Guests

Mrs. Chris Walter of East Washington Street hosted the Wednesday Evening club with guests Mrs. Smith of Salamanca NY and Mrs. Frazier. Crocheting was the activity and phonograph music entertained during refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Ella Fields will entertain.

Chris Walter East Washington Street Smith Salamanca N. Y Frazier Ella Fields

North Hill Kensington Hosts Mrs Westlake Dinner

Mrs George S Westlake of Moody Avenue will entertain the North Hill Kensington next Thursday June 29.

George S. Westlake Moody Avenue North Hill Kensington

East Washington Woman Hosts Bridal Honor Parties

Mrs Wallace H Pitzer of East Washington street plans an afternoon party Friday honoring Miss Georgia Lynch a bride elect. Lynch will again be honored Saturday when Mrs Stephen Q Lewis entertains following Friday event.

Wallace H. Pitzer East Washington Street Georgia Lynch Stephen QO. Lewis

Mrs Stritmater Highlighted at Coventum Kensington Meeting

Mrs. Mary Stritmater of Erie was the guest of honor at the Coventum Kensington gathering hosted by Mrs. William Stritmater on Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Dukes assisted with duties and in two weeks Mrs. Reese Bowen of Lyndal Street will take a forthcoming role.

Mary Stritmater Erie Coventum Kensington William Stritmater John Dukes Reese Bowen Lyndal Street

Lady Maccabees Meet in Review Friday in Hall

The Lady Maccabees will gather Friday evening in K of P hall for a review meeting. A Kensington and refreshments follow the business session. Members bringing flowers for shut ins and the sick are asked to do so at this time.

K. of P.hall Kensington

Mrs Stevenson Hosts Kensington Sewing Tea

Mrs Charles Stevenson of Leas ure avenue entertained associates in the S S Kensington informally on Wednesday afternoon with sewing and refreshments noted as features.

Charles Stevenson Leasure Avenue S. S. S. Kensington

Luther League Picnic Moved to Sunday School Room

Due to uncertain weather the Luther league of St Paul's church held its Wednesday evening picnic in the Sunday school room rather than the park. Thirty members attended and a social period followed supper.

Luther League

Perry and Veach families visit Slippery Rock cottage

Dr and Mrs Samuel W Perry and family with Mr and Mrs William B Veach and families plus Mr and Mrs Geo S Long and Mr and Mrs George W Hamilton traveled today to the Perry and Veach cottage on the Slippery Rock near Rost Point.

Samuel W. Perry William B. Veach Geo. S. Long George W. Hamilton Perry and Veach Slippery Rock Rost Point

Dorothy Gormley Hosts 12th Birthday Party

Miss Dorothy Gormley of Moody Avenue invites guests to a birthday party next Monday from 2 to 6 PM to celebrate her 12th birthday.

Dorothy Gormley Moody Avenue

Recital Return Highlights Miss Cora Jones

Miss Cora Jones of Epworth street returns from Pittsburg where she attended a recital at the Wm. Penn hotel. Her aunt Miss Nell Smith of Steubenville also performed at the event.

Cora Jones Epworth Street Pittsburg Wm. Penn Nell Smith Steubenville

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Butz Sweesy Reunion Breakfast Metzler Mather Bros. CO New Castle E. Washington St P ‘Ar Book Club LPT Co. li 69Th Regiment New York National Guard 69Th New York 69Th New York Cuba Rose Euchre Needlecraft Club Washington W.C. T.U. and Central Union O. A. Thomas Waldo Street Ashtabula Star Theatre Lady Maccabees Billie Burke George Kleine Gloria Rupert Hughes F. Ziegfeld, Jr William Fox Theda Bara East Lynne B.&h Palm Beach Petticoat Union BROWN Hamilton Majestic Theatre American Film Company Secret Service
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