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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
3
Wednesday's warm weather drew several social groups to Cascade Park for noonday picnics. The G. G. Q. Kensington group shared a small luncheon in the grove with guest Mrs Aul and plans for a second outing in two weeks. The M. M. Kensington group held a tureen luncheon at 1 pm with 10 guests, and a later picnic supper was planned at the Misses Whaley home on County Line road in two weeks.
The Carnation Kensington group met at Mrs. Charles Waldron's home on Neshan nock avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Harkless Mrs. Anna Cox and Mrs. Katherine Nelson won favors. Lunch on the lawn followed by a euchre game with husbands and guests. Prize winners included Mrs. Cora Earl Mrs. Mary Halle William Rodgers and J. H. Humble. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for Mrs. Clara Moore's home on North Beaver street in two weeks.
Miss Agnes Haun of Wallace avenue entertained the T N B club on Wednesday afternoon with refreshments assisted by Mrs. Percy Eaton.
The Helena Auxiliary picnic planned for Friday evening at the park will move to the First Presbyterian church if rain prevents outdoor gathering. Supper at 6 30, attendees to bring their own dishes.
Mr and Mrs Charles Greer and son Millard of North Jefferson street with Thaddeus Beck of Wallace avenue will leave Friday morning by car for Chautauqua New York where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. George C. Thompson and Mrs. Lake MacNab of Wallace Avenue are attending the MacNab reunion in Poland today.
Announcement states Miss Cora Watson of Gustavus Ohio and John Sears of Coitsville were wed in Warren Ohio Monday evening. The couple, well known locally, will reside at Gustavus after visits with friends near New Bedford and motoring trips to nearby points.
Mrs. William Jones hosted the Y O A girls Wednesday evening as plans were laid for a park picnic next Thursday. Mrs. William Foster of Bartram Avenue entertained Lookout Kensington with the usual diversions. Mrs. William Gilbert of Superior Street to host in one week.
Members of the N. L. U. club and their husbands and friends enjoyed a park picnic on Wednesday evening. Seventeen covers were laid, with Mrs. Elliott of Youngstown the only out of town guest. Miss Harriet Reis of East street, long visiting Bryn Mawr affiliates, is due home Saturday from Cushing L. I. and the eastern trip accompanied by Miss Helen Peay of Little Rock Ark.
Mrs. James P. Cook of Park Avenue has returned from a visit to New York City. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs. George Newman who will make a short visit here.
About 50 dresses in gingham and percale sizes 6 to 14 years priced at $1.00. Flouncings, scrim, lace, and curtain goods offered at reduced rates, plus statuary, Eric-a-Brac, untrimmed hats and children’s hats for $1. Rugs, mats, and a Fibre Case set with flag and holders featured as sale highlights.
An odd lot of gowns slips and skirts priced $1.00 each, with items originally costing $1.50 to $3.00. Some garments are slightly soiled but all are displayed on a table for bargain clearance.
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