New Bedford Tea Draws Large Crowd
A Garden club silver tea at the home of Miss Martha McClena han in New Bedford drew over 100 guests from the Mahoning and Lowellville clubs. Mrs. A J Genkinger co hosted. entertainment featured Mrs. Paul Genkinger of Youngstown in Korean garb with daughter Katherine and Miss Carrie Genkinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McClenahan
New Bedford
Garden Club
A. J. Genkinger
Mahoning
Lowellville
Paul Genkinger
Youngstown
Korea
Katherine Genkinger
Carrie Genkinger
Elizabeth Ropp
Lee Zedaker
Irwin Ropp
Colin Campbell
Clyds Kelly
Ellis Harry
Hostess Club
New Bedford Club
George Deiter
John Bridwell
Battley Schiek wedding to be held at Highland U P Church
On Saturday Mildred Battley and Frank J. Schiek will be married at 11 AM in Highland U P church with Rev. Ferguson officiating. Attendants include Doris Marvin as maid of honor, Hannah Saunders Ruth Schoeller as bridesmaids, and Wylie Schick as best man with four ushers. A 2:30 PM reception follows for relatives and friends. a rehearsal is scheduled Friday at 9:30 PM at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland U. P
D. C. Ferguson
Miss Battley
Doris Marvin
Hannah Saunders
McKees Rocks
Ruth Schoeller
McKeesport
Wylie Schick
Edward Marvin
Archie Stewart
New Castle
Henry Wylie
Clayton McMutrie
Aliquippa
M. E. Battley
H. L. Marvin
Leasure Avenue
Warnock Reunion Held At Weingartner Home
About fifty people attended the Warnock reunion Wednesday afternoon at Senator George T. Weingartner and Mrs Weingartner’s Butler road home. A six o’clock picnic followed a dinner on the lawn and officers for the coming year were reelected: President Senator George T. Weingartner, Vice President Fred Warnock Youngstown C Secretary Miss Laura Warnock and Treasurer David Warnock. The 1936 reunion is planned for the last Wednesday in June at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
George T. Weingartner
Butler Road
Fred Warnock
Youngstown
Laura Warnock
Emmy Lou Smith Weds Wayne C Porter in Grace Lutheran Church
Emmy Lou Smith and Wayne C Porter were married yesterday at 10:45 a.m. in Grace Lutheran Church Franklin Pa The ceremony was conducted by Rev Edward K Rogers with a small group of relatives and friends The bride wore blue and carried a colonial bouquet The matron of honor was Mrs J Edward Thompson and best man was Foster Dale A reception followed at the Dale home Attending from New Castle were several relatives and friends The couple are graduates with the bride working at Jameson Memorial Hospital and Porter at Forney Welding Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Smith
Monroe Street
Emmy Lou
Wayne C. Porter
Charles O. Porter
Sheridan Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Franklin
Edward K. Rogers
J. Edward Thompson
Youngstown, O
Foster Dale
Foster
Madeline Dale
Otter Street
New Castile
William Mann
Bobby
James Smith
Russel Forney
Youngstown
Porter
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Franklin High School
Forney Welding Co
Neisner Efficiency Club Summer Frolic at Municipal Golf Club
The Neisner Efficiency club held its annual summer frolic Wednesday evening at the Municipal Golf club house. About 60 persons attended. Dancing and a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. William Todd highlighted the event. Mrs. Harry Weinberg presented a lamp to Mrs. Todd. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Weinberg, James Davis, and Mr. Smith. Committee in charge listed several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisner Efficiency Club
Municipal Golf Club
William Todd
Harry Weinberg
James Davis
Mr. Smith
Ravina Simons
Florence Carney
Marion Gennaula
Julia Boston
Irene Todd
Mary Mundizak
Farewell party for Rodney Williams at Miss Short's home
Miss Jean Short hosted a farewell party at 411 E Wallace Ave Wednesday for Rodney Williams of 214 E Street who leaves Friday for Greenbrier military camp in Lewisburg W Va. He will be away two months returning in August. The evening featured dancing and a luncheon served by the hostess and her mother Mrs George Short. Guests included Phyllis Elder Virginia Patterson June Travers Betty Uber Edwina Connery Charles Dinsmore Gene Schweinsberg Roy Gibson Arthur Gilcrest George Louden and the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Short
E. Wallace Avenue
Rodney Williams
East Street
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
W. Va
George Short
Phyllis Elder
Virginia Patterson
June Travers
Betty Uber
Edwina Connery
Charles Dinsmore
Gene Schweinsberg
Roy Gibson
Arthur Gilcrest
George Louden
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood Plans July Outing
Members at the Tifereth Israel synagogue in South Jefferson street met on Wednesday to organize their annual outing set for Sunday, July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifereth Israel
South Jefferson Street
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood
Hadassah Lawn Tea Honors Officers At New Castle Chapter
Hadassah members hosted a lawn tea on Mrs. J. Silverman’s lawn in New Castle to honor the incoming president and officers. Mrs. L. F. Kohn reported on the Pittsburgh regional conference and was named honorary president. New officer slate includes Mrs. Leonard Groden as president and three vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Silverman
Wallace Avenue
New Castle
Hadassah
Pittsburgh
L. F. Kohn
L. F
S. Grossman
H. Abkowitz
Nate Ginspurg
M. Newmark
Maurice Schoenberger
L. Sandler
A. Katz
D. Frank
Mesdames J. Silverman
A. Fisher
Charles Levine
L. Zieve
J. Kulkin
H. Robins
Ed Master
D. Tobin
Percy Alpern
M. Lerner
Sam Wolf
A. Frank
A. Bloom
G. Gilles
J F F Club Guests Wednesday Evening
Last evening in the home of Edith Mariana on East Long Avenue members of the J F F club enjoyed a card session with bridge contests. Novel awards went to Mrs Harold McCartney and Helen Brown. Miss Olive Wigton attended as a special guest. A menu of refreshments was served and a Cascade Park picnic was planned for July 2 with Ellen McGowan named as next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mariana
East Long Avenue
J. F. F. Club
Harold McCartney
Helen Brown
Olive Wigton
A. Mariana
Cascade Park
Ellen McGowan
Lyndal Street
G K W Club Hosts Knit and Card Night in Cascade Park Outing
G K W club members enjoyed knitting and card playing Wednesday evening at Mrs. A W Scott’s home on Whippo street. Mrs. J M Edwards and Mrs. J McGaffie helped serve the repast. A breakfast is planned for Tuesday July 9 at Cascade Park as a special summer outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. W. Club
A. W. Scott
Whippo Street
J. M. Edwards
J. McGaffie
Cascade Park
Kensington Guests at Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. Paul Weller hosted Kensington ladies for a luncheon at her Clenmore Boulevard home. Twenty four guests were marked, with out of town participants from Youngstown and Warren, Ohio. A surprise food exchange featured tureens and cakes. On July 30 Mrs. Carrie Davis will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Weller
Clenmore Boulevard
Kensington
F. B. McAllister
Youngstown
Elizabeth Shaw
Warren
B. F. Johnson
Harry Remley
Couple Honored At Neyman Residence Linens Shower
Mr. and Mrs. William Burdett were honored at a lin en shower hosted by the Neyman family on Bradner avenue. The party featured dancing cards music by Albert Bodendorfer Russell Brooks and Thomas Vesele and a buffet lunch after guests opened numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burdett
Ernest Neyman
Bradner Avenue
Albert Bodendorfer
Russell Brooks
Thomas Vesele
Dessert Bridge At Field Club In New Castle
The bi weekly dessert bridge for women members at New Castle Field Club was held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J F Perelman presided as hostess. After the 1 30 dessert, prizes were won by Mrs J R Rick and Mrs F B Allen. In two weeks another party will occur with Mrs James L Stone as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
J. F. Perelman
J. R. Rick
F. B. Allen
James L. Stone
Polish Falcons Nest 146 Meet With Social Start and July Plans
Komilya Sokolic of the Polish Falcons Nest 146 led a Tuesday meeting at Falcon hall with Martha Boran in charge and hostesses Victoria Wolonski Ida Kurdupski and Frances Zapasnik. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for July 14 with new hostesses Mrs George Ambrozewicz Mrs Stanley Augustine Miss Genevive Biedka. A special meeting is scheduled Sunday at 7 30 for kitchen committee members bound for the Polish Falcon convention in New Castle July 3 4 5 with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komilya Sokolic
Polish Falcons
Nest 146
Falcon Hall
Martha Boran
Victoria Wolonski
Ida Kurdupski
Frances Zapasnik
George Ambrozewicz
Stanley Augustine
Genevive Biedka
Polish Falcon Club
New Castle
Messrs. J. Wolonski
W. Maciesz
Andy Michalik
Mesdames J. Wolonska
V. Seniow
H. Budzowska
S. Cw
Marjorie Steinmetz Hosts Twelfth Birthday Party
A group of young people gathered Tuesday evening at West Washington street for Marjorie Steinmetz birthday party. Music games and a luncheon by Mrs. Dora Steinmetz and helpers followed by garden flower decorations and a pink white color theme. Marjorie received gifts and a large birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Steinmetz
West Washington Street
Dora Steinmetz
Gladys Hoon
Pauline Gormley
Marjorie
Club card nights feature prizes for T O T and 500 games
Miss Rose Ritchie hosted the T. O. T. club on Grant street with card games and prizes for Miss Goldie Householder and Mrs. Mary Lou Seckens. Special guests included Mrs. Esther Ritchie and Mrs. Seckens. The outing planned for two weeks. O. E. A. club gathered at Mrs. Elmer Tristman on Wilmington avenue with wins by Mrs. Westfall Fehl and Mrs. Sol Davies in 500. A luncheon followed. On July 10 Mrs. C. E. Armstrong will host at Neshannock boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ritchie
Grant Street
T. O. T. Club
Goldie Householder
Mary Lou Seckens
Esther Ritchie
Elmer Tristman
Wilmington Avenue
O. E. A. Club
Charles Westfall
Fehl
Sol Davies
A. G. P. club hosts 500 at Mrs. Reeder’s home
The A. G. P. club enjoyed an afternoon of 500 at Mrs. P. L. Reeder’s Garfield avenue home. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Rose Tripp and Mrs. Howard Robinson. The location for the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Reeder
Garfield Avenue
Rose Tripp
Howard Robinson
Central Christian Church picnic at Thompson home
Loyal Ladies and Loyal Men classes plan a Friday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thompson's Knox avenue home. Those needing transport meet at the YWCA at 6 p.m. If rain, the event moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ladies
Central Christian Church
Schweikert Reunion Set for July Fourth at Denny Home
The annual Schweikert reunion will be held at the L. M. Denny home on July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweikert
L. M. Denny
T. S. Club Plans July 6 Meeting At Guthrie Home
Members of the T. S. Club will meet July 6 at Virginia Guthrie's home on South Jefferson street for their regular session. The prior gathering at Percy Simpson’s Butler road featured a dutch treat party honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Bender's birthday with gifts. Prizes in cards went to Mrs. R. H. Guthrie, R. H. Guthrie, Virginia Guthrie, and guest F. Neyman. A late supper closed the evening. Open Lakewood Cottage Mrs. C. Leroy Hughes of Wilkinsburg is convalescing after an operation at Jameson Memorial hospital staying at Hughes cottage on Lakewood beach near East Brook with her daughters Marian and Harriet. The Hughes family formerly resided here. Mr. Hughes is a Carnegie Steel official at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Club
Virginia Guthrie
Jefferson Street
Percy Simpson
Butler Road
Eliza
Beth Bender
R. H. Guthrie
F. Neyman
Jameson Memorial
Hughes
Lakewood Beach
East Brook
Marian
Harriet
Mr. Hughes
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
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Wn “Ee
NEW Bedford Tea
Battley-Schiek Church
Mildred Battley
G. C. Battley
Fayette
Frank J. Schiek
Bessie Schiek
Court Street
Emmy Lou Smith
Neisner
Murphy’s
Davis Shoe CO
Israel Sisterhood
H. Hammond
Keystone Serenaders
Lakewood
Charlie
Mountaineersrchestra Ladies
Jack Gerson
Penn Theater
Phome
Bargain Center
Big Bang
Metzler
North Mill ST
Neyman
Falcon Club
Tristman Home
A. G. P. Club
Schweikert Reunion
Otrauss-Hirshbein
Children
Missy
Jantzen Bradley
OCEAN
Jantzen
Bradley
Ing
Strauss-Hirshberas
T. S. Club Meeting
N. Mill St
Music Store
New Castle, Pa
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