Musical Club Brings Fine Wednesday Program
Mrs. Fred S. Emery arranges a Wednesday Morning Musical Club program at the First Presbyterian Church. Notable features include cello numbers by Jack Patton and a large ensemble with Miss Virginia Patterson and Mrs. Emery. Executive board meets at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hmory
First Presbyterian Churea
Jack Patton
Fred Imery
Howell
Rebecca Garven
Beethoven
Rondini
Spohr
Schubert
Emery
Gordon
Mr. Emery
H. Squire
Popper
W. Goin
Largo
New World Symphony
Negro
Guligats
Saint Saens
Curran
Virginia Patterson
Onora King Manfred
Reinetke
B. Menuero
G. Karganot
Callea
Patton
Clarine
Earl Streih
Cornet
Victor Gaspare
Paul Browne Patterson
Julius Sypher
Birthday Surprise Party At Mrs Rhodes Home
A group of friends gathered Monday evening at the Rose Point home of Mrs. Stanley Rhodes to celebrate a birthday. Dancing and music provided enjoyment with refreshments served by the ladies. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allison and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blair and daughter, the Edwards and Normans Books, the Mershimer family, the Taylors, the Lintons, Claude Book, Mrs. Young and daughter, Miss Helen Dicks, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rhodes and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rhodes
Rose Point
Carl Allison
Floyd Blair
Mra
Edward Book
Norman Book
Dauwehcer
Charles Mershimer
Ivan Taylor
Samuel Linton
Claude
Book
Young
Helen Dicks
Birthday Party for George Emerick at Sixth Street Home
Mr and Mrs G G Emerick hosted sixteen young guests on Sixth Street Friday in honor of their son George. The evening featured music and games, refreshments in green and white, and gifts for the honoree. Attendants included Eunice DeHass Frances Turner and Henretta Emerick. Also listed are numerous friends and Blue Bird Club members. Vivian Swartin hosted the Blue Bird Club Saturday at Randolph Street with a brief business session and refreshments by Mrs Martin and Mrs Howard Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Emerick
Sixth Street
George
Fames Ag
Vivian Swartin
Blue Bird Club
Randolph Street
Martin
Howard Phillips
Mae Murray Shines as Queen of Jazz at Capitol
Mae Murray delivers standout work in Circe the Enchantress, a tale by Vicente Blasco Ibanez, with James Kirkwood and others in support. The Capitol program also features a Spring Style Revue with twenty living models in New York and Paris fashions, staged by Higgins Bros, plus a McGall Fashion Revue showing Paris gowns worn by Hope Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins Bros
Capitol Theatre
Mae Murray
Queen OF
Jazz
Capitol
Jazzaqvet
Mac Murray
Circe the Enchantress
Ciree
Miss Murray
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Ibates
Circe
Cecile Brunne
Ibanez
James Kirkwood
William Haines
Charles Gerard
Thomas Ricketts
Gene Cameron
Lilan Langdon
New York
Paris
McGall
America
Hope Hampton
Poiret
Ganvin
Worth
Jenny
Masquerade Ball a Successful Event at Palais Royale
About three hundred attendees gathered Monday evening at the Palais Royale for a masquerade ball hosted by the Jewish Ladies' Relief Society. Out of town guests came from Ellwood City, Sharon, Beaver Falls, Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Music provided dancing entertainment. prizes for best costumes awarded to Mrs. Jack Lebby, Mrs. Philip Randolph, Mrs. Ben Brown and Mrs. Maurice Markley. Jack Gerson won the Fisher Store table. Mrs. Bernard Kline chaired arrangements with assistance from Abe Fisher, Ada Frank, Harry Kline and Bernard Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parln
Palais Royale
Jewish Ladies’ Relief Society
Ellwood City
Wanipum
Sharon
Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Jack Lebby
Philip Randolph
Ben Brown
Maurice Markley
Jack Gerson
Fisher
Bernard Kline
Abe Fisher
Ada Frank
Harry Kline
Miss Alice Kyte Weds Chester W Shoaf
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Alice Kyte daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Kyte of Hanna street to Chester W Shoaf son of W B Shoaf of the Rice Apartments. The ceremony was at noon at the First Methodist church with Dr H A Ellis officiating. The bride worked for Brown and Hamilton and the groom for Keystone Auto. They will reside on Butler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kyte
George W. Kyte
Hanna Street
Chester W. Shoaff
W. B. Shoaf
Rice Apartments
First Methodist Church
H. A. Elliss
Tig Bride
Brown and Hamilton Company
Mr. Shoaff
Keystone Auto Company
Butler Avenue
Rev and Mrs Landis Host Informal At Home
Rev and Mrs George M Landis hosted callers at their Garfield avenue home in an informal at home evening from 7 20 to 10 30 registering guests in a book. A special feature was a gold and white chair set and floor lamp for the pastor and his wife. Refreshments were served by Mrs Landis. Separately a birthday party for Margaret Kealy attracted about seventeen children with gifts and dainty refreshments at the West North street home of Mr and Mrs Ray Kealy. A theatre party for a group of girls followed with refreshments afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Landig
First Baptist Church
Garfield Avenue
Margaret
Ray Kealy
West North Street
Nesta Allsworth
Laura Jenkins
Cecil Morris
Catherine Lean
Helen Piper
Martha
Dorothy Keely
Tmusters
David Meclisside
Harold Hilliard
Julius Dilly
Jerald Morris
Clay Anbel
Evening Party and Club Notices Across Sharon and New Castle
Mr and Mrs T Earl Atking hosted a party in Sharon with 22 guests from New Castle and Sharon, featuring Tausie and dancing and St Patrick colors. Alice Hichardson hosted Current Events Club. federation meeting report by Mrs Frank Douds. Miss Blodwen Lewis returned from Cleveland with a Riverside Hotel recital. Mr and Mrs George G Stutaloger left for Pinehurst NY for golf. Miss Leon Stipes accompanying to Washington DC. Emileen Club met at Mina Theodora Peveney’s New Wilmington home for bridge and supper. New Castle Hospital Emergency club to meet at New Castle hospital. A M Club hosting J M Club at Mrs Frank Doerr’s Croton Ave home. S C Luncheon Club to meet at 1 PM at Mrs Carl Kahrer’s Moody Ave Quanequa area. Mrs William Stewart to host Quanequa Club. S A W Club rescheduled to Thursday. Kindred Club to meet with Mrs Lawrence Flynn. Comet Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Young. T A L C Club to hold a five o’clock luncheon at Mrs Frank Dickson’s Cunningham Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Earl Atking
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle
Sharon
Mack Madison
Alice Hichardson
Highland Avenue
Federation
Frank Douds
J. B. Pyle
Winter! Avenue
Trave
George G. Stutaloger
Lincoln Avenue
Pinehurst
N. Y
Leon Stipes Ginger
Washington, D. C
Winifred Johnson
Birthday Party in Sewall Home for Alice Sewall
Honoring the fourth birthday of Alice Marie Sewall, East Edison avenue, Mrs. Edward E. Sewall hosted a party Monday afternoon. Guests included Alma Jean Shoat, Madelin Shriver, Marian Ruth Headings, Anna Grace Richards, Emme Sewall, Marian Brown, Vivian Stevens, Jacvina Thomas, Bobby Richards, Tommy Graytreater, Timmy Flynn, Harold Sewall, and Robert Sewall. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Scot Richards. guests received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Marie Sewall
East Edison Avenue
Edward E. Sewall
Scot Richards
Alma Jean Shoat
Madelin Shriver
Marian Ruth Headings
Anna Grace Richards
Emme Sewall
Robert Sewall
Little Honor Guesat
Personal Mentions Of Local Residents Improve
Mrs. A Tewis of Reynolds street is reported much improved. Mrs. John M Mavis of Sutton street is better after illness. Mrs. J P Morgan of South Mer cer street is much improved. Mrs. David Roberts of Morgan apartments is improved. Mrs. Sara Thompson of Pennsylvania avenue visits Telalives in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Katherine Shaffer visits at the home of Mr and Mrs G E Pitzer. Mrs. William Francis of Edge wood avenue is improved. Mrs. Jared Davis of Woodlawn, formerly ill, is much improved. Misses Gertrude and May Davis of Garfield avenue are in Niles Ohio. Mr and Mrs Charles Wetmore of Meyer avenue called to Niles by illness of late grandmother. Mrs. Charles Holsinger of Washington Street is not much improved. William Harvard of Warren Ohio, formerly of this city, on road to recovery. C J Hanlon of 20 McCready Place left for McKeesport for tube-plant job. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ayres of Waldo street is much improved and moved from New Castle hospital to home. Miss Thuth Ramsey of Youngstown Ohio returns home after weekend with aunt Mrs Samuel Wilson of Grant street. Richard Williams, recently injured, moved from New Castle hospital to the home of Mr and Mrs D P Thomas of Waldo street. he is much improved. Dr A R Baumann and Dr KR Glimore, dentists, were in Youngstown Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tewis
Reynolds Street
John M. Mavis
Sutton Street
J. P Morgan
South Mercer Street
David Roberts
Morgan
North Beaver Street
William Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Jared Davis
Woodlawn
Gertrude
May Davis
Garfield Avenue
Niles. O
Charles Wetmore
Meyer Avenue
Niles
Charles Holsinger
Washington Street
William Harvard
Warren
C.J. Hanlon
McCready Place
McKeesport
Waldo Street
A. R. Baumann
KR. C. Glimore
Youngstown
Local notes and Delicate Health Updates From Edgewood and Garfield
March 9 events include a demonstration and lecture for the Youngstown Dental club. Mrs. Percy Jones of Chicago is improving after illness at her parents home in Edgewood. Mr. and Mrs. W. OH. Davis of Garfield avenue travel to Niles due to Mrs. Mary Jones’s serious illness, the aged mother. Despite age, a glimmer of recovery hope persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Dental Club
Percy Jones
Chicaga
W. W. Francis
Edgewood
W. OH. Davis
Garfield Avenue
Niles. O
Mary Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capitel Theatre
Stilimater Bros
Pow
Maslin and
Silk
Ee Elon ED
Gavaten
College Club
Francey Mexwell
Jughland Pine
Set. Connery
Maree Sproul
Mary W Vandivort
Rose Barber
Harvey Robinson
James Cole
F. L. Orth
Dwight Conner
Blue Bic Club
Vs. Bros
Emery Studio
Ban
Mill Street
Trousseau
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelers
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
Chester W. Shoaf
First Presbyterian Church
George Horchtat
Cherry Street
Masonic Temple
Anne Gillespie
Milton Street
George McCannell
East Washington Street
Bert Park
Sochata
William Duglap
Friendship Club
E. Favorite
South Mill Street
G. A. W. Club
Jesse Forest
State Street
New Castle Hospital
Kindred Club
Lawrence Flynn
West Falls Street
Frank Rudesill
Richelou Avenue
J. Su. MacConaghy
E. H. McNees
B. C. Morrow
C. W. Ingham
Avis
Edwin Rummel
Court Street
Pinner
High Noon Club
New Castle Dry Goods Company
E. M. McReary
Bell
Phono
Metzler
East Washington St
Brown & Hamilton CO
Rev
Mrs. Landis
Lila Allen
Elsie Stevenson
Margaret Wise
Mary Richards
Dorothy Fulmer
Florence Linton
Catherine Spaeth
Gladys Lutz
Emma Sparks
Christine Ross
Rose Lombardo
Golden Hook
Anna Speigis
Miller
Henrietta Bishop
Daisy Frey
Cena' Yleva Baker
Ethel Stock
Pala Gil'bert
Miss Reed
Blodwen Lewis
Shaw Street
Cleveland
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Emileen Club
Mina Theodora Peveney
New Wilmington
Bridge
John, Dagnon
Hugh Daugherty
A. M. Club
Frank Doerr
Croton Avenue
J. M. Club
Carl Kahrer
Moody Avenue
Quanequa Cll
William Stewart
Higare Javents
Mhem
Quanequa Club
Ss. Alw
Jess Forres
Westtale Street
Wes
Falls Street
Comet
Edward Young
Hichelsey Avenue
Comet Club
ASU
T. Alc. Glube
Frank Dickson
Cunningham Ayo
Sewall
Educational Art Society
Mario Chamlee
Metropolitan Operas
Ruth Miller
Metropolitan Opera Ca
Frederick Persson
Los Angeles
Chiamlee
Chamlee
Ciastle
Chicago
Snyder Piano Coe
Clark and Mackie CO
Jrfssile
Abele
Birge & Stralans
England
France
Germany
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