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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
14
A brideto be named Miss Tiena Stevenson was honored at a bridge shower with informal social time and refreshments buffet style. The event featured pink and blue decorations and a table centerpiece reading Tiona and Marty.
Pantherette club members met Tuesday evening in South Mill street club rooms with Mrs Joseph Panella in charge. They planned to discontinue and a dainty lunch was served by several members including Mrs John Puleno and Mrs Debrese with a list of hostesses named for a forthcoming event.
In a series of bridge events hosted by Mrs. William A. Devlin at 430 East Winter Avenue, Miss Edice Norris was honored with a social evening. Three tables competed in contract bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Nancy Rugh and Mrs. Alan Barnette. A lunch followed, with aides Mrs. Allen and Miss Dorothy Devlin assisting. Out of town guests included Miss Gene Mcckwaine of New York, Mrs. Raymond Narlee of Mercer, and Miss Nancy Gilliland of Cleveland.
Elizabeth Sansone daughter of Mr and Mrs Sansone of 412 South A Street and Frank Graziani son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Graziani of Pg Sellen Avenue were married at St Josephs Church with Fr Treiff officiating. The bride wore satin with seed pearls and orange blossoms. best man was George Fenati. After the ceremony a reception followed at the couple's home and later they will live at 1061 Butte. Graziani is a former U S Army Air Forces member.
At the Home National Cathedral on June 12 Miss His Panasewicz daughter of Mr and rs Panasewicz of Ellwood City married Edward J Panasewicz of Coeny. The bride wore a lace trimmed white satin gown with long train and veil. She carried white roses with an orchid. Maid of honor Florence Rogat wore blue taffeta. bridesmaids Helen Panasewicz and Grace Scarpetti wore orchid and pink taffetas respectively. Anna Gee was flower girl. Michael Spenser was best man. ushers included Micke Stassick and Shellon Frankel. A supper followed in Ellwood City. the couple will reside at 1 Cunningham after a trip to California. Panasewicz is connected to Glass Co and United Engineering & Foundry Co.
A Mollenkopf reunion will be held June 30 at the Robert M. Miller funeral home in Mt. Jackson. Dinner is served at 6 o'clock in the barn.
Plans for a Friday picnic of the Open Door class of Third U. P. church at the Kanagy home in Wampum. Devotions led by Mrs. Monard Duncan with merriment from a white elephant exchange under Ms. Howard Burdette. Games directed by Mrs. Thomas A. Gray and a piano solo by DeW Kanagy. Mrs. Merrit Reynolds accompanied group singing. Guests included Dr. J. Paul Graham and Dick Reynolds. Mrs. Howard Gross, of Front Street, will move to Cleveland for her future home.
Members of the Women's Mission Society of St John Lutheran church met on a Tuesday evening to hear Mrs C R Drake speak on Social Missions of the Church. A playlet was presented by members and a June 24 donation day was announced at the church.
The Ple Orphans Home and Farn School will host an evening at 316 Park Ave to entertain a group on Tuesday July 10. Joseph F. Replogle of Sunset Valley leads the band at Kew Castile High School. (Society items continued on Page 16)
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