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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
10
Our finishing department is owned and directed by our own employees who feel personally responsible for giving you the best pictures. We charge no higher prices than for inferior work. Films may be dropped at the door between our store and W. J. Offutt Co for prompt attention.
A week of Kensington club events is listed with picnics, meetings, and luncheons at Cascade Park and various streets. Notable groups include N. H. B, West Side Needlecraft, Modern Priscilla, D. T. C., and auxiliary chapters. Guests include husbands and family members. several gatherings set at 6:50 or 1 o'clock.
Miss Sue Harvard, once of this city and now with the Metropolitan Opera company in New York, arrived for a visit at her father John Harvard's Euclid avenue home. She has toured the central and southern states this winter, signed for the coming season, and 15 roles have been assigned to her. She first appeared locally as a soprano soloist in amateur productions and at the First Presbyterian Church, then moved on to Steubenville, Pittsburgh, and finally New York.
San Francisco guest Thames F Minnchan was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L A Crosby at their Willington avenue residence. The evening featured cards and dancing followed by luncheon with attendees including Thomas Minuenhan, Mr. and Mrs. W R Diesst in, Mr. and Mrs. J Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. R Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. HE W Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. H H Crosby, A G Komberg, and Dr. H D Boytes.
Mr and Mrs Jesse St Cooper host a dinner at 111 East North Street for H Waddington of St Louis and family, with travel notes to Cleveland and Jeannette. Also mentions Miss Mildred Prosser's eleventh birthday party and a large Aiken family reunion at Cascade Park with attendees from Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
New Castle Glee Society members about 160 plus wives and families spent a day at Neshannock Falls for their annual outing. A sports program included a ball game that drew a 15 to 2 score for the bachelors against the married men. Isaac Jones led several choruses directed by Jeffier as ideal weather made the day enjoyable.
Mrs. P. B. McDowell entertained twenty five friends at a Saturday evening shower on Smithfield street in honor of her sister Miss Anna Travers bride to Dr. Martin J. McCunn. An out of town guest Mrs. Frank Martin of Youngstown attended and Miss Travers received several gifts. Hostess and helpers served refreshments.
Miss Adelina Rosemeier and Miss Mary Fisher entertain at a nine formal party tonight at the farmer’s North Pine Street home in honor of Mrs. John Morgan and Miss Margaret Engle, a bride of a recent date.
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs William Grn Farrell visiting, Miss Mildred Myans as guest of New Castle friends, Mrs Frank Martin of Youngstown visiting, O J Hartcutf of Readdock hosted in city, J C Bryan travels to San Antonio on business, William G Parsons weekend with Lyndal Street family, Miss Coinwen Lewis bound for Slippery Rock State Normal, Mrs L J Offutt spending three weeks at Stony Lake, Mr and Mrs William Offutt visiting Atlantic City, Mr and Mrs Frank Foulke welcomed a son named Robert Pattison, Catherine Kufting concludes a Youngstown visit, Dwight Brown and baby visiting from Youngstown, Fred Kelley family weekend in city, Louise Clark of Philadelphia visiting relatives, Masters David and William Fee visiting, Ars Ancetti Corban to Slippery Rock for six weeks summer term, Harry W Luetue leads Ashtabula Chamber of Commerce office, Miss Sara Lewise Shine heading to Geneva-on-the-Lake for July, Dr Buford Hancock guest of Dr Jessa D Moore then to Columbia, Mr and Mrs 4. OQ Carbaugh of Cleveland visiting Norwood Avenue relatives, Mrs Collitt and family leaving for Clayton New York, Rev Collitt accompanying to summer, WA Womer and family back from Edinboro, Mr Ranney and children visiting from Philadelphia, Oxnar Murphy and daughter Mary Keute touring Western towns, Mr and Mrs Pelt Dele returning to London Ontario, Mr Magne of Nesianoele visiting, travel plans include Chicago Vetter and Yellowstone Park, Roman Rolein mentioned, Tokyo and other distant connections hinted, various local summer plans and homecomings noted.
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