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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
3
Local guests attend a Sheraden Methodist ceremony in Pittsburgh on June 22 at 3 30 pm as Dorothy Mae Groskloss wed Dr. Donald W Briceland. Rev James Briceland officiated and the couple plan an eastern wedding trip before settling in Pittsburgh.
A Wednesday afternoon dessert bridge is planned for women members at the New Castle Field club with Mrs. J. F. Perelman presiding as hostess. Dessert is at 1 30 and cards will follow with prizes for the winners.
Rev and Mrs J J McIlvaine of Leasure avenue host Mrs J Knox Montgomery wife of the late J Knox Montgomery former president of Muskingum College and Mrs J R Moore sister of Mrs McIlvaine with children Tom and Katherine of Phoenix Ariz They will stay until late this week.
Mrs P L Reeder will entertain the A G P Club at 140 East Garfield Avenue on Wednesday afternoon June 26 at 1 30. Card play is the main diversion of the afternoon.
Saturday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John W. Black on Wilmington avenue celebrated wedding date of Kenneth Black and Dorothy McCune. Guests from Greenville, New Wilmington, Volant, Youngstown and nearby areas attended and gifts for the couple’s Quest street apartment were opened after an informal amusements program and lunch.
A 25th wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Allen at 304 Meyer Avenue gathers relatives and friends from Pittsburgh, Niles Ohio, and Cleveland. Twenty covers, elegant menu, white cake and flowers. gifts given to the honored couple.
Members gathered for needlework and social chat at Mrs Mary Konopka s Cunningham avenue home. A luncheon followed among garden flowers. Plans for a July picnic with husbands and children were made, and the next meeting is scheduled for July 11 at Mrs Viola Mitchell s Summitt street house.
Mrs Charles Richardson invites the G T E club to her home on Vogan avenue for Tuesday evening.
Miss Geraldine Wechtenhiser daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Dilks of 319 Shaw street became the bride of James Martin son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin of Youngstown Ohio at 11 am Saturday in the bride's home Rev Boston Turner officiated with a ring ceremony A blue ta ffeta gown with pink and white roses marked the bride’s attire A sister Miss Phyllis Dilks was maid of honor Best man was Thomas Martin Jr After a 42 seat repast the couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 325 South Pearl street Youngstown Officials say the guest list included several out of town relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Shields hosted a June 22 post nuptial dessert bridge for Mrs Willis M. McBride of Delaware avenue. Mary Grunenwald won the success award with Ruth Plaisted as consolation. The event featured pink and white décor a basket of orange blossoms and a recipe box of guest written recipes.
The annual Taylor reunion will be held at the home of Charles Hinley in Petersburg Ohio on Thursday July 4.
The Shenango Chapter picnic at Cascade Park is rained out and moved to Cathedral. Numerous clubs meet at Cascade Park or Crescent Park with dinners, lunches, breakfasts, and picnics led by Mrs. Sam Rohrer, Mrs. Norma Marlin, Mrs. J. Silversman, and others across North Cedar, North Liberty, Wilmington, and Jeffer son streets. Community groups include O E S, Hadassah, Civic Theatre Guild, 1927 and 1907 clubs, and multiple circles at Cascade Park and East Brook with social events, bridge, and tea scheduled.
In a June gathering at Highland U. P. church the Woman's Missionary Society, with about 40 members and guests from various city churches, heard Miss Lillian A. McConnell of Goodwinwala India recount the customs of foreign peoples. Talks by Mrs. J Knox Montgomery and others concluded with social time and refreshments. The July session will be at Mrs. Geo. R. Ralph's with Miss Beulah Norris to discuss welfare work.
Mr and Mrs George Minsky Sr Mr and Mrs Wayne Shellenberger and Miss Louise Margerello of Cro ton avenue returned from a several days delightful trip. In Cleveland they visited Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders on the Heights then traveled to Cedar Point and other places of interest camping gypsy fashion enroute.
In St. Vitus Church Miss Eleanor Jane Maturo and Ralph Guido Micaletti wed this morning. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and lilies, with a bridal party including maid of honor Josephine Morgan and best man Anthony Fusco. A reception followed in an uptown hall after a family dinner. They plan a longer honeymoon in Canada and will reside at 1316 Hamilton Street.
In the parsonage of St. John's church Millvale the Rev R C Franke will officiate at the wedding this coming Saturday June 29 of Katherine B Pfischner daughter of Mrs William Pfischner of North avenue Millvale and Alfred M Hyde of 511 North Cedar street Mahoningtown Attending the wedding from this city will be prospective groom's father and his sister Frances Hyde Marie Interthall and Robert Torrance are to be the only attendants at the marriage which will be followed by a small reception in the bride's home After a trip to Niagara Falls Mr Hyde and his bride will reside in Mahoningtown where he is associated with his father in business.
The Junior Girls club of W. B. A. 98 met at Shirley Evans home for a combined business and social session. Members discussed upcoming events including a Thursday July 25 picnic at Cascade Park for the Junior District members under Ada R. Stone. Prizes were won by Myrtle Rohrer and Betty Lou Rohrer. the meeting closed the year and will resume in the Fall.
Komisya Sokolic of the Polish Falcons Nest 146 will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening at seven o'clock rather than Wednesday. Hostesses are Mrs. Victoria Wolansky Ida Kurdupski and Frances Zapasnik.
President Robert F. Galbreath and Mrs Galbreath depart for Europe after sailing recently on the Berengaria. They plan to visit areas in Europe where Dr Galbreath was stationed during World War I.
Mrs P L Reeder hosts A G P club women at Garfield Avenue home Wednesday at 1 30. C S Club to meet at Mrs Charles Houk Ellwood New Castle road Thursday. An important meeting set for Tuesday evening June 25 in the Y W C A Green Room for New Castle Civic Theatre Guild members.
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