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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
3
The final full week of March brings spring weddings and a flurry of society events. Alumni banquets, club meetings, receptions, dances, and luncheons fill schedules across Reading circle, East Side Kensington, P. E. O. Sisterhood, and many local clubs. A notable engagement is Miss terson Miller’s wedding to Robert Pitcairn set for April 21 in Wilkinsburg.
Miss Katherine Bovard of Pittsburg attended the Kensington Saturday meeting with Miss Jane Edmunds of Wallace Avenue. Sewing and social conversation preceded a dainty luncheon. The next meeting, in two weeks, will honor Miss Felicia Hamilton of Boyle Avenue. A luncheon is set for 1 o'clock Tuesday in honor of Miss Jean Norris who will wed Mr Findley McConnell in the Spring.
Local friends learn that Miss Mary Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Pat...
A crowd of young people from First Christian church enjoyed an evening at Mrs. Aubrey McFadden’s Sutton street home with music and refreshments. They planned a return visit in two weeks hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hume of North Jefferson.
The Golden Eagles will escort 20 to 30 candidates to Sharon on Thursday evening. A special car departs Mill and Washington at 6 o clock as preparations for the trip are completed.
Postals arrive in the city from S. D. Long and party who are traveling abroad. They mail from Rome and say the entire group is well and enjoying the trip immensely.
Mrs W H Watson and Mrs William Allen will be joint hostesses to Martha Washington Kensington members Friday afternoon at the home of Watson on Pittsburg Street.
Mrs W H Young and daughters Maude and Edna hosted a 6 pm dinner for 30 guests at Walnut Street. Attendees included Oak Street and Martin Gantz teachers, with Easter colored decorations and novelties. Aides were Mrs E A McClure and Miss Grace Bagnall. charades followed. PEO chapter meeting moved to Miss Blanche Love due to illness in Miss Annie Perry's family.
The Unexpecte club meeting announced for Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Zahniser of Highland avenue has been postponed.
Mrs Albert Harbison of East Street will host the Circulating Book Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon.
Ministers hold no report due to absence and vote sympathy for ill Rev Richard N Merrill of Mahoningtown M E church. A paper by Rev A B McCormick on Kipling is followed by a discussion. Resolutions honor Rev A M Patterson leaving Second Baptist for Pittsburgh and commend his service while wishing him success.
Church ladies auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association will host a hot supper at First Baptist on Saturday evening March 28 from 5 to 8. Menu is excellent and priced at 25 cents.
The Randolph Circle of King's Daughters at the First Methodist church will hold a business meeting at 2 30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs J C Hoye Croton avenue returns from Cleve visit. Miss Alice Truby Palmesville Ohio guests of Mrs A M Leohner Oak avenue. Mr and Mrs W B Caldwell Walnut street guests of Shenango township friends over Sunday. Y M C A state secretary E P Buckalew visits. Miss Elsie Hutchinson Beaver Falls guest of sister Mrs Emma Johnston Grant street. Paul Haid Pittsburg guest of parents Emerson avenue. Mrs C W Rhodes Edgewood avenue leaves for Pittsburg visit. Mrs Anna Riley Park avenue returns after Huntsville Missouri visit. J W Barnett and children Lathrop street visit with Heck West Pittsburg. F C McCreary Lathrop street visit with S C Sheaff Neshannock. Marguerite Jamison Neshannonk avenue to Slippery Rock Normal. Ellwood Grafton returns from two months in Florida visiting Charleston Richmond Harrisburg Washington. Agnes Wallace Wallace avenue returns from Youngstown. Son born to Edgar T Baughman Butler. Mrs Baughman formerly Clara Ellis. Daniel Daniels and others return from Columbiana for funeral of Mrs Ramsey’s father Edward Flickinger.
The New Movement Sunday school class will be led by George A. Dickson, High School principal, next Sunday morning. The topic is The Economic Aspect of the Liquor Traffic with speakers on capital and labor, demand and output, liquor costs, revenue and taxation, wealth impact, and related issues. An executive entertainment committee is named.
The ladies of New Castle are cordially invited to the first grand opening of the season at Tucker's store, No. 8 East street, on Wednesday, March 25. Next Sunday evening Dr. Scott F. Hershey of the First Presbyterian Church will speak on How Colonel Ingersoll Saved Me From Being an Unbeliever.
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