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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

3

Entertainments Honor Visitors With Bridge Parties

Mrs. Charles Julian and daughter Helen of Thomasville N C are honored at a string of social events. A Monday card party hosted by Mrs A B Love saw 20 players enjoy bridge with Rambler roses as decorations.

Charles Julian Helen Thomasville N. C Love Croton Avenue Bridge George McKee Laura Miller Julian T. J. McCleary Lee Avenue Book Club I. A. Thayer E. E. Hileman North Jeferson Street

Rihel Family Holds Third Annual Reunion Near Harrisville

The Rihel families gathered at Charles Rihel’s home four miles east of Harrisville Pa on June 24 for the third annual reunion. Rev. Burlett offered blessing and later speeches were given by Rev. Burlett and Rev. J J Imbrie of Harrisville. Otto Logue performed a recitation and about 200 enjoyed dinner and social time. Attendees traveling from Alliance Neb Lincoln Neb Joliet Ill Franklin Pa New Castle Pa Cochranton Pa Sandy Lake Utica Grove City Butler and other towns attended.

Rihel Charles Rihel Harrisville Burlett J. J. Imbrie Little Otto Logue H. A. Hamilton Alliance Neb R. B. Hamilton Lincoln G. W. Davis Joliet, Ill Mary Atwell Franklin G. M. Ricel New Castle D. M. Bell Spencer Cochranton William Stallsmith Montgomery Bertha Sandy Lake Pringle Utica Charles Blair Harold Gertrude Haylet R. B. Allison Iva Butler John Neigley John Lefever R. B. White F. R. Buchanan Grove City Henry Snider Jesse Stillwagon

Business Girls Club Open House At Y W C A

The Business Girls' club invites all city business girls to an open house at the Y W C A this evening. From 6 to 7 refreshments, 7 to 8 annual meeting, and 8 to 10 general activities across departments. A corn roast is planned for late August or early September.

Business Girls’ Club

Endeavor Society Social at Patterson Home

An enjoyable event hosted by the Endeavor society of Rich Hill at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Patterson’s East Brook home featured games and music. Attendees included Misses Grace Kerr Neil Kerr Gladys Beatrice Florence McConnell Edna Dicks Helen.

Endeavor Society of Rich Hill Thomas S. Patterson East Brook Grace Neil Kerr Gladys Beatrice Florence McConnell Edna Dicks Helen

Local Social Guests Attend Gathering with Refreshments

The list of attendees includes Margaret Patterson Naoma Mc Connell Olive Gertrude Welker Anna Graham Garlo Avis Shaw Hazel Jordan Florence Cross Mada Anna Morehead and many others. Messrs Frank Paul Mack Earl Jordan John Thomas Edward Palmer Clarence Dicks Frank Patterson Robert Bussel Frank Ramsey Scott Drake Alex Russell Paul Calvin Sherman Evert Dewey McConnell and the McConnells with Mr and Mrs James McConnell Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw Mr and Mrs John Minteer and Mrs Edward Reed. At a late hour refreshments were served.

Margaret Patterson Naoma McConnell Olive Gertrude Welker Anna Graham Garlo Avis Shaw Hazel Jordan Florence Cross Mada Anna Morehead Frank Paul Mack Earl Jordan John Thomas Edward Palmer Clarence Dicks Frank Patterson Robert Bussel Frank Ramsey Scott Drake Alex Russell Calvin Sherman Evert Dewey McConnell James McConnell Frank Shaw John Minteer Edward Reed

Wedding at St Marys Church Burke Driscoll

Miss Margaret Genevieve Burke and Herbert Driscoll of Spring Street were married at 8 o'clock this morning in St Marys Church with Father F F O Shea presiding. Miss Anna Morrissey and John McCormick served as witnesses.

St. Mary’s Church Margaret Genevieve Burke Herbert Driscoll Spring Street F. F. O'Shea Anna Morrissey John McCormick Miss Morrissey

Informal June 24 Social at Miss Miriam Mitchells Home

Miss Marian Mitchell hosted a relaxed gathering on Pittsburg road with music and games. Charity lunch was served with help from Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Helen Book, featuring duets by Fannie Jones and Mitchell. Guests included Grace Druschell, Jack Cochran, Iva Seig, Helen Book, Melissa Dout, Josephine McKinney, Irene Stanley, and others.

Marian Mitchell Pittsburg Road Mitchell Helen Book Fannie Jones Miss Mitchell Grace Druschell Jack Cochran Iva Seig Melissa Dout Josephine McKinney Irene Stanley Margaret Druschell Mildred Parks Ruth Colnor Messrs Dallas Cox Alfred Fullwood John McCann Jay Reed Harry Druschell Rebe Stickle

Rita club hosts breakfast for Mrs Fuller at the park

Complimentary to Mrs William Fuller of Chicago the Rita club enjoyed a breakfast at the park this morning with 15 guests present. A tempting menu and informal period followed. Mrs Arthur Bauman of North Mill street gave a luncheon for the visitor Monday with covers for 10. Pink snap dragon decor and Miss Florence Leider of Buffalo N Y were out of town guests.

William Fuller Chicago Rita Club Park Arthur Bauman North Mill Street L. P. Knoll Florence Leider Buffalo N. Y

High School Dance At Cascade Park For Forty Couples

A dance at Cascade park Monday evening drew 40 couples. Guests included John Elder Jr of Tidiou te Miss Helen Julian of Thomasville NC Miss Mary Storey of Youngstown and Miss Emma Cox of Ellwood City. Arrangements were by William Horner Ralph Whittaker and William McKee.

Cascade Park John Elder, Jr Tidioute Helen Julian Thomasville N. C Mary Storey Youngstown Emma Cox Ellwood City William Horner Ralph Whittaker William McKee

Dinner Club Outing at Pittsburg Road Home

Members of the Dinner club enjoyed an evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Orr on the Pittsburg road. Pink and white roses decorated the table and eight covers were set. Music and games followed with the next meeting planned in three weeks at the Walnut street home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Marshall.

A. Wayne Orr Pittsburg Road Milton Marshall Walnut Street

Piano Recital by Leta John at Lindner Studios

The Lindner studios were filled Monday evening for a piano recital by Miss Leta John advanced pupil of Mrs. C. G. Lindner. Carnations decorated the rooms and a splendid program was rendered. Miss John was aided by Miss Marjorie Smith contralto and Miss Virginia Hilty reader, all three proving artists in their line.

Lindner Leta John C. G. Lindner Miss John Marjory Smith Virginia Hilty

Y. L. T. S. Meeting At Pollock Avenue Home

Miss Helen Hoyland hosted the Y. L. T. S. on Monday evening with guests Miss Lillie Hitchen and Mrs. T. E. Williams. After business, a social period featured fancy work and refreshments with Miss Ressa Francis assisting. In two weeks Mrs. Joseph Walters will host.

Helen Hoyland Pollock Avenue Y. L. T. Society Lillie Hitchen T. E. Williams Ressa Francis Joseph Walters Cunningham Avenue

Park Avenue Club Breakfast At Park Today

Chaperoned by Mrs. E L Owens the Park avenue club held a 6 o clock breakfast in the park. The group lingered into lunch with attendees Misses Helen Ewing Margaret Lee Katherine Wilkinson Betty Courtney Katherine Matheny Jane Smith and Gussie Owens.

E. L. Owens Park Avenue Club the Park Helen Ewing Margaret Lee Katherine Wilkinson Betty Courtney Katherine Matheny Jane Smith Gussie Owens

Kensington Club Meeting Postponed After Family Death

The G. A. T. Kensington meeting scheduled for this evening with Mrs. Samuel Bluedorn of Galbreath Avenue has been postponed due to a death in the family. It will now meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Richard Boughton of Galbreath Avenue.

G. A. T. Kensington Samuel Bluedorn Galbreath Avenue Richard Boughton

Miss Irene Pinney and Miss Stella Dodds Attend Butler Party

Miss Irene Pinney and Miss Stella Dodds will travel to Butler Wednesday evening for a party hosted by Mrs. C. P. Craig and Mrs. Frank Dodds of Mars. The event takes place at Almeda Park.

Irene Pinney Stella Dodds Butler C. P. Craig Frank Dodds Mars Almeda Park

Miss Frances Leavy Hosts T. H. E. Club Friday

Miss Frances Leavy of Highland Avenue will entertain the T. H. E. club on Friday afternoon.

Frances Leavy Highland Avenue T. H. E. Club

Pretty Luncheon Event of Today Honors Alma Walker

A 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs Carmi Glover of Shaw Street honored Miss Alma Walker of Williamsport visiting her sister Mrs C B Cochran of East Street. Roses and nasturtiums graced the table where guests included Mrs Anne McNeil of Pittsburg Miss Blanche Shipler Mrs John Overbeck and others. A cards game followed with Miss Shipler assisting.

Carmi Glover Shaw Street Alma Walker Williamsport Be, Cochran East Street Anne McNeil Pittsburg Blanche Shipler John Overbeck C. B. Cochran Matie Haid Charles Haid Daniel Phillips

Local teachers head to State college for summer term

The Misses Gertrude Hughes Lulu McElvenny Mary Sherger Isabelle Book and Anna Phillips all teachers at Terrace avenue school have gone to State college for the summer term. Also Miss Mary H Aiken East street Miss Alma Locke Highland avenue Miss Mattie Pascoe Bay street and Miss Maude Young East Washington street have gone there for study.

Gertrude Hughes Lulu McElvenny Mary Sherger Isabelle Book Anna Phillips Terrace Avenue School State College Mary H. Aiken East Street Alma Locke Highland Avenue Mattie Pascoe Bay Street Maude Young East Washington Street

Miss Davie Parsons Starts Two Month Coast Trip

Miss Davie Parsons a city school teacher departs Monday night for two months visiting coastal points including the Grand Canyon of Arizona Los Angeles the expositions Yosemite Valley and return via Yellowstone Salt Lake City and Colorado Her sister Mrs C A Orr of Ohio ends her visit with a luncheon of fourteen covers.

Davie Parsons Grand Canyon Arizona Los Angeles Expositions Yosemite Valley Yellowstone National Park Salt Lake City Colorado C. A. Orr Ohio

Marriage Invitation For Lena Barth And Harry Reiber

Invitations will be issued soon for the marriage of Miss Lena Barth of Eastbrook and Harry Reiber of North Mercer street. The ceremony will occur at the bride’s home on July 22. They plan a trip to Cleveland and other points before residing in the city. Mr. Reiber is employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, son of Mr and Mrs William Reiber of Pulaski road.

Lena Barth Eastbrook Harry Reiber North Mercer Street Cleveland Mr. Reiber William Reiber Pulaski Road Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Breakfast at the Park in Honor of Indiana Visitors

A breakfast was given at the park this morning to honor Mrs. W. Johnson and Mrs. George Johnson of Indiana visiting Mrs. Thomas Perry of South Mercer Street. Attending were Mrs. Levi Perrott, Miss Lilian Richards, and Miss May Perrott. Rowing and taking pictures were features of the enjoyment.

W. Johnson George Johnson Indiana Thomas Perry South Mercer Street Levi Perrott Lilian Richards May Perrott

Miss Olda Clark Hosts Glenmore Kingston Club

Miss Olda Clark of Euclid avenue will entertain the Glenmore Kingston on Wednesday July 7 at 2 30. The club members include Misses Olda Clark Emma Reynolds Harriet Mary Ziegler Pansy Cochran Mary Pearl Giles Fannie Margaret Shira.

Olda Clark Euclid Avenue Glenmore Kensington Emma Reynolds Harriet Mary Ziegler Pansy Cochran Mary Pearl Giles Fannie Margaret Shira

Mrs Sankey Heads to Chautauqua for Summer Course

Miss Elizabeth Sankey of North Mercer street returns from New Wilmington where she served as private secretary to Dr. R. M. Russell and she plans to depart Friday for Chautauqua to take a summer course.

Elizabeth Sankey North Mercer Street New Wilmington R. M. Russell Chautauqua

Pleasing hostess Eleanor Pyle Hosts Eight Friends

Miss Eleanor Pyle of Winter Avenue welcomed eight friends to dinner Monday evening. Red roses adorned the festive board and music followed as an enjoyable feature of the gathering.

Eleanor Pyle Winter Avenue

Mrs. Shipler Expected Home From Johnstown Visit

Mrs. W. H. Shipler of Highland avenue after three weeks visiting friends in Johnstown is expected to return home on Wednesday.

W. H. Shipler Highland Avenue Johnstown

Miss Helen Julian Attends Luncheon in Youngstown

In Youngstown Miss Helen Julian of Thomasville, N C visiting North Jefferson street hosted by Mr and Mrs W W Ejichbaum spent Tuesday in Youngstown where she attended a luncheon.

Youngstown Helen Julian Thomasville N. C W. W. Ejichbaum North Jefferson Street

Arbor Vitae Kensington Meeting Postponed

The Arbor Vitae Kensington meeting set for Wednesday with Mrs James McKissick of Oak Street was postponed for one week due to illness.

Arbor Vitae Kensington James McKissick Oak Street

Paden Hosts Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Ernest Tindall

Mr and Mrs W G Paden of North Beaver township hosted a dinner on June 25 with Mr and Mrs Ernest Tindall as guests of honor.

Ernest Tindall W. G. Paden North Beaver Township

Kensington Meeting Postponed Two Weeks

Kensington Postponed meeting of the D of A with Mrs Nettie Roberts delayed for two weeks.

Sharon Visitor Reported In Town

Miss Mary McGoun of Sharon is visiting Mrs. R. M. Jameson and Miss Margaret McKee of Court street, stopping by local households in town.

Sharon Mary McGoun R. M. Jameson Margaret McKee Court Street

Y O A Club Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening

Mrs. R. E. Johns of South Mercer street will entertain the Y. O. A. club on Wednesday evening, hosting members for a social gathering and discussion.

R. E. Johns South Mercer Street Y. O. A. Club

Kensington Event Hosted by Mrs Deverell in 1914

Mrs. F C Deverell of 518 Pearson Street will entertain the Kensington society on Thursday evening in 1914.

F. C. Deverell Pearson Street Kensington

Bible Class Meetings Set by Local Groups

The Bible Love Circle plans a July 2 meeting at 2 30 PM at 1121 Loraine Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs W J Burns with Mrs Downs as teacher. The Frank Geiger Bible class will gather Friday at 8 00 PM at Mrs Brown's home on Mulberry Street with all welcome.

Bible Love Circle W. J. Burns Loraine Avenue Downs Frank Geiger Brown Mulberry Street

Mrs Gramercy And Mrs Park Auto Suggestion Tale

Mrs Gramercy pressed her husband to buy a motor car, leaving him little rest. Mrs Park notes there is some merit in the idea of auto suggestion as a route to desire or decision.

Personal mentions from local city notes

Local notices report visits by John Cross, W J Hetrick, Miss Margaret Crosen, and many others. Births announced for John Logan and Harry Newman. Several residents recover from illness and travel or move plans noted, with visitors to Ellwood City, Sharon, and Grove City. Jesse Gibson joins Empire Grocery as salesman starting July first.

Pride of New Castle Lodge Plans Pittsburg Trip

At a Monday meeting of Pride of New Castle No 179 arrangements were made for a trip to Pittsburg on Monday July 12. The meeting was well attended and Mrs Mayme Riddle presented a banner to the lodge with remarks by Frank Woodworth.

Orange Lodge New Castle Pittsburg Mayme Riddle Frank Woodworth

City Council Holds Long Session Presided by Mayor Tyler

Mayor Tyler returned to lead a two and a half hour meeting approving minor items. Exonerations include M J Rice from 290.85 and Johnson Bros from horse assessment. Bids opened for city printing and sewer work on North Mercer street and Moody avenue. A Grayway paving petition and jitney license transfer issue were discussed. East Washington repaving half completed and a $1255 warrant issued. Carnival licensing rules were amended to exclude carnivals from future license limits.

Tyler M. J. Rice Mercer Street Johnson Bros Moody Avenue Neshannock Boulevard Grayway Long Avenue Reynolds Street John Wallace John Boles Boles Milholland M. E. Miller East Washington Street W. K. Nowling

Sunshine Kensington Club Meets at State Street Residence

The Sunshine Kensington club of New Castle was entertained at Mrs. Georgianna Brooks residence on State Street Monday evening. A good attendance enjoyed regular business and socializing with Victrola music. refreshments were served by Mrs. Brooks and her daughters Mrs. Reena Watkins and Mrs. Laura Smith. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Cora Duffin as hostess.

Sunshine Kensington Georgianna Brooks State Street Reena Watkins Laura Smith Cora Duffin

Mrs Title Conversation Sparks Thoughts of Moving

Mrs Tattle confides she has learned much about her neighbors and questions whether to relocate. The exchange hints at curiosity driving a potential change in living arrangements.

Mrs. Title

Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Advertisement Claims Hair Revival

Dandruff removal and scalp nourishment promised to stop hair loss and itching. Rub Parisian Sage into the scalp to nourish roots and stimulate growth, with all dandruff said to vanish after one application. The dainty perfumed liquid sold by Hainer Drug Co claims harmless, refreshing, and inexpensive results.

Hainer Drug Co

Dome Theatre Tonight Features Mae Marke In Lead Role

The Dome Theatre shows tomorrow only with Mae Marke in the lead. Today’s feature is Betty Ballairs in The Spanish Jade at the Paramount.

Mae Marke Betty Ballairs Paramount

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M. M. Club Frank Rudesill Muddy Creek Falls Leigh Robinson Nellie Giles Elmer Hartsuff St. Mary’s Rectory Country Club Ray Milton Thimble Ross Francis Raymond Street Federation J. G. Nothdurst Neshannock Longmore Albert Sullivan Wilbur Jones Bleakley Avenue New Castle Hospital Luke Eagan Hoyt Block William Hannon Mahoning Road Metzler Breakfast D. of A. Kensington Rs. Nettie Roberts John Cross Wilson Avenue Ill W. J. Hetrick Painesville, O Margaret Crosen Almira Home John Logan Hamilton Street J. B. Hickey K. Brown Mary Sheppard Ellwood J. H. Margret Division Street Lettie Pettit John Bay John Downing Neshannock Township Alberta Nelson D. E. Evans Nanticoke T. W. Williams South Mill Street Emily Thomas S. S. Robinson Pulaski Jennie Newman West Washington Street Harry Newman Rose Walter Donley George Gibson Warren, Pa William Kelly William Whalen George Martin Martin Street F. A. Mover Jamestown Margaret McBride Carlisle Street Effie Fern Norris Gardner Bertha Hodglin James Goodchild Pennsylvania Avenue Mildred Arrow C. L. Arrow F. L. Walker Frances Polk, Pa Ira Fields Smithfield Street Sarah Sleppy Big Run Jefferson County J. E. Allgood L. B. Nail Neshannock Avenue Philadelphia L. L. Lewis Jesse Gibson Empire Grocery Company The Allen Musical Literary Society United States George Baker Mr. Johnson A. E. Allman Cousins Kelly Engs King’s Daughters Jennie Forquer Loyal Temperance Legion Ladies’ Aid Meeting Ladies’ Aid Society Central Presbyterian Church Ramsey Dome Theatre Rupert Tarron Euwer’s—Dry Goods and Furniture Euwer’s Great Annual Euwer’s Jarry Gross Co Herb D. McGoun Wm. A. Brady Holbrook Blinn Alice Brady Boss Edward Sheldon Hippodrome New York Review Chaplin
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