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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

3

Closing Luncheon for Tuesday Kensington Event Summary

The Tuesday Kensington club held its last regular meeting at Mrs W H Williams home on Langge Avenue with a 1 pm luncheon on the porch. Out of town guests included Mrs Scott Kirk Miss Dorothy Haslam Miss Alice Snape and Mrs Sara Hicekok. Plans for future social events and a July 12 visit to Kennedys Mills were announced.

Kensington W. H. Williams Lange! Avenue J. Q. Roberts Daniel Kennedy Ruth Sallade Rosea Scott Kirk New Wilmington Dorothy Haslam Scranton Misa Alice Snape Seattle Wash Sara Hicekok Tere Knesto W. H. Williamis Kennedys Mills Pauley, Waller BE. U. Snyder Stanley Tresant

Surprise Party At Miss Emminger Home

The Rijenhart Juniors of the People's Mission hosted a surprise fashion party at Miss Edna Emminger's Sampsonstret home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and music, and the guest of honor received a shower of handkerchiefs. A dainty lunch followed, served by Mrs. Emminger with assistance from Mrs. Dean McCall and Mrs. Hoon.

Rijenhart People‘s Mission Edna Imminger Sampsonstret Emminger Dean McCall Hoon Vivian Dupuy Margaret Campbell Margaret Ourey Julia Ourey Thelma Campbell Shir Smith

Luther League Picnic a Memorable Summer Event

About 60 members and friends of St. Joan's Luther League attended the annual picnic at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Charles Alborn on Esetbrook road. A 6 o'clock dinner was followed by games and outdoor pastimes, with Rev F E Stough giving grace and a moonlight return trip home. Special guests included Mr and Mrs William G Bishop Mr and Mrs F W Springvoroa and son Earl of Buffalo and Mrs Clarence Rogamyer of Pittsburgh. Committee in charge included William Gilbert Clyde Bishop C W Herman Hess Stella Dietenderfer Elizabeth Treser and Mary Carleton.

St. Joan’s Luther League Society Charles Alborn Esetbrook Road Grace F. E. Stough League William G. Bishop F. W. Springvoroa Earl Buffalo Clarence Rosgamyer Pittsburgh William Gilbert Clyde Bishop C. W. Herman Hess Stella Dietenderfer Elizabeth Treser Mary Carteon

Informal Dance Honors Janet Moll at Winter Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Crawford Hoyt entertained about fifty guests at an informal dance in their Winter avenue home Wednesday evening honoring Miss Janet Moll of St Louis Missouri. Attendees from out of town included Misa Fey Valliant of Eastern Shore MD Miss Margaret Jeffeys of Pittsburgh PA Miss Mary Elizabeth Collins and Tom Brown of Washington DC. Garden flowers and attractive arrangements complemented the refreshments served.

Crawford Hoyt Winter Avenue Janet Moll St. Louis Misa Fey Valliant Eastern Shore Margaret Jeffeys Pittsburgh Mary Elizabeth Collins Tom Brown Washington, D. C

Dorcas class picnic at Neshannock Falls with 26 guests

Dorcas class of Central Christian church held its annual picnic at Neshannock Falls on Wednesday. Twenty six attended including four guests Mrs. F. G. Ligo Mrs. R. W. Jones Mrs. C. A. Henry and Mildred McPherson. Activities included games races and swimming followed by a T. T. Club gathering at Mrs. Elmer Suher's home in Bellavene with Mrs. Frances Munnell and Mrs. J. A. Malloy as guests. Mrs. W. E. Trax won a guessing contest prize and Mrs. Roy River joined as a new member. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. In two weeks Mrs. James Whitton will host the club.

Dorcas Central Christian Church Neshannock Falls F. G. Ligo R. W. Jones C. A. Henry This City Misa Mildred McPherson Glenn Wilard T. T. Club Elmer Suher Bellavene Frances Munnell Sharon J. A. Malloy W. E. Trax Roy River Elizabeth Jackson James Whiteton Pearson Street K. T. G. Circle Maggie Johnston Huron Avenue O'Neil Blanche Lewis South Beaver Street

Alianza Club Enjoys Genie Dinner at Mrs Smith Home

Alianza Club members motored to the Cosstown home of Mrs Albert Smith on Wednesday afternoon. A genie dinner was served at six, for twenty-two guests. Garden flowers decorated the tables with special guests Mrs Allen Hoover of Youngstown Rev C J Baker and John Nelson. An evening of swimming and music followed and the date of the next meeting will be announced later.

Alianza Club Alecanza Club Albert Smith Cosstown Allen Hoover Youngstown C. J. Baker John Nelson

Joint Hostesses at One O Clock Luncheon

Unusually attractive appointments marked a luncheon at Dorothy Ralph home on Fairfield Avenue for Miss Janea Moll of St Louis. Out of town guests included Elizabeth Collina Washington DC Miss Pes Valliant Eastern Shore Md and Miss Margaret Jeffreys Pittsburgh. Mrs R Ralph assisted in serving as guests enjoyed Kensington and bridge.

Dorothy Ralph Misa Florence Ralph Fairfield Avenue Misa Janea Moll St. Louis Elizabeth Collina Washington, D. C Mish Pes Valliant Eastern Shore Margaret Jeffreys Pittsburgh R. Ralph H. K. Hugus Kensington and Bridge

Various Local Events and Social Gatherings Noted

Wednesday afternoon with Miss Alice Booth. Kensington entertainment followed by refreshments served by the hostess Visiting Here. Mr and Mrs Garret BE Wagner of Belle Vernon Pa guests of William W Abel. Mrs Wagner formerly Miss Cora Smock. They plan to reside at 307 Nain street after marriage on June 20. Rev H B Davis and family depart for a four week trip along the Allegheny River camping at spots. New Castle Hospital Club guests of Mrs Ey VF Connelly. euchre and refreshments. Junior Missionary Society picnic at Mrs Harvey Roberts. Armstrong reunion set at Mr and Mrs Rudolphs near Leesburg July 4. Corona class from Worth M E Church hosts a banquet at 8 PM in church dining room. Aiken family reunion to be at Cascade Park Saturday June 30.

Garret BE. Wagner Belle Vernon, Pa William W. Abel West Grant Street H. B. Davis Epworth M. E. Church New Castle Hospital

Allen's Foot-Relaxant advertised for foot comfort

Ladies can wear smaller shoes with Allen's Foot-ia antiseptic powder. Shake into shoes for instant relief from corns bunions calluses and blisters. Heals sore spots and tired feet. Over 1,500,000 pounds sold to Army and Navy during the war. Free sample and foot-haste waiting offer.

Allen

New Castle Welsh Women Honored at National Convention

Officers were elected at the ninth national convention of the Welsh Women’s Stubs of America held at the Whi Ham Peng hotel. Local New Castle members Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Henry Bagger were honored as national officers, with Evans named assistant musical director and Badger national accompanist. Other officers include Mrs. L. Vopalecky Cleveland president, Mrs. J. D. Greaser Cleveland first vice president, Jeannie Leighton Cleveland second vice president, Margaret Gwyer Pittsburgh secretary, Lydia Tilden Cleveland treasurer, Charles Berth Youngstown organizer, and D. O. Evans Youngstown musical director. The luncheon preceded the election, with floral tributes to retiring president Mrs. Hasenslug and local president Mrs. Charles. A program featured Mrs. Jones and accompanist Mrs. Phillips, a brief address by Rev. Edwarda, and afternoon club notices. A steamer Homer Smith boat ride closed the day with a banquet planned for this evening.

Stubs of America WH i Ham Peng John Evans Henry Bagger National Organization Evins Badger L. Vopalecky Cleveland J. D Pittsburgh Welsh Women's Club Margaret Gwyer M. W. Hasenslug J. C. Charles Fred W. Jones Pittsburgh Nellie M. Phillips D. G. Edwarda Chatham Stroat Baptist Church Theas Woodlawn Melksesport Homer Smith

Personal Mention Guests From Across The Country

Wilbur Johnston on Wallace Avenue joins a morning visit to Pittsburgh. Misa A Eastman of Plainfield New Jersey is the guest of Mrs. R L Mourii, Wisitey teenie. Mrs. W J Henry of Pasco Washington hosts a social visit.

Wilbur Johnston Wallace Avenue Pittsburgh Misa A. Eastman Plainfield, N R. L. Mourii W. J. Henry Pasco, Wash

Local Society News Notables and Visits

Mrs. E. J. Wilson hosts at Wallace avenue with new daughter Mary Arlena born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall of 616 Oak Street. Cleveland visitor Mrs. Meerman stays with Mrs. RB Meerman. Miss Delmar and Bertha Rosamyer host Mrs. Clarence Rosamyer of Pittsburgh. Mrs. W. J. Wilson and Catherine Wilson return from Deleter, IL. Mrs. Ellen Hoover returns from Hamilton Street visit. Mrs. C. A. Perry improves at home after ten weeks ill. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston of Boston visit Samuel Johnston family. Dr. C. W. Jones leaves for the American Osteopathic Association convention in New York July 1 to 7. William G. Bishop, FP. W. Springhors and son Earl from Buffalo spend ten days with Rev. and Mrs. Stough. Miss Mary Elizabeth Josep and others return from Stoneboro Lake.

E. J. Wilson Wallace Avenue Ray Hall Oakstreat Mary Arlena Meerman Cleveland RB. L. Meerman Winter Avenue Clarence Rosamyer Pittsburgh Delmar Bertha Rosamyer Pine Street W. J. Wilson Catharine F. E. Stough Mary Elizabeth Josep Howard Wyle Garfield Avenue Wilbur Johnston Wallned Avenue Stoneboro Lake

Private party hosted by Perrine family for daughter

A house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Perrine of Sandy Lake celebrated their daughter Mary Lou. The event drew family and friends to mark the occasion with a reception and social gathering.

Ars. BE Perrine Sandy Lake Mary Lou

Community picnic bus and auto routes explained

For those without autos, buses will depart the South Side of the Diamond Saturday morning for picnic grounds between 9 30 and 10 a m. Do not wait for the last bus. Autos may travel via Coaltown road to the covered bridge over the Little Neshannock, or via Wilmington road to Johnson farm, then right to Coaltown road, with markers at the turns. COMMITTEE

Diamond Coaltown Road Little Neshannock Wilmington Road Johnson Farm

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