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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
3
Ladies' Association of the First United Presbyterian church hosted a spring luncheon at Mrs. Anna Santum’s West State area home with 32 members. Delegates were appointed for the June annual Presbyterian meeting. North East Club formed at Mrs. Ralph Snyder’s home with officers elected and a sewing session afterward. Further notices mention upcoming entertainments and book exchanges among members.
Mr and Mrs EK John hosted the Phi Alpha class of St Mona s Lutheran Church on Park Avenue Thursday evening. Forty members attended with special guests Mrs Green of Butler PA Professor and Mrs F E Wari of New Wilmington Mr and Mrs William E Gordon and Mr and Mrs William Owens. The rooms were decorated with spring flowers and after a brief business session games and contests followed. Hostess aides were Mrs Lewis Thomas Mrs William Gordon and Mrs J LL Owens.
Members of the Woman's Club of New Castle plan an afternoon tea on Monday May 25 at 3 o clock at the home of president Mrs Howard Kirk Moody Avenue A musical program is arranged committee includes Mrs Howard Kirk, E E Leavy, Mrs David Long, Mrs B E Underwood, Mrs Robert Garland Guests from the Vade Mecum Club attended at Mrs Frank Taylor s home Needlework and music were main pastimes with guests Mrs Har Forbes Mrs H L Steward and Mrs Leigh Robinson Later hostess was joined by Mrs Allen and Mrs Harry Forbes in serving a dainty tea The next club meeting will be with Mrs James Hettenbaugh A KL Club members of BL H WK Club had last meeting of the season at Mrs William Bixler s home Sewing and music were featured A light lunch followed Discontinued until September.
Buster Keaton arrives at Capitol in The Navigator with nonstop physical humor. A hapless aristocrat winds his honeymoon dream aboard the wrong liner, joined by a girl, as revolutionists unsettle the voyage. Keaton’s sea mishaps, coffee from salt water, octopus, and cannibal fears deliver broad comedy for all ages. The Pekin Four provide harmony and the Capitol Orchestra rounds out a lively program with Mack Sennett’s Sinzies of the Field and the Pathe News Derby segment.
Mrs. Clarence Shoup hosted her son Glifford’s fifth birthday on Frankavenue with seventeen children from 2 to 5 pm. Games on the lawn, high score prize to Mrs. Myrtle Burdett, refreshments, and many gifts followed. Guests included Shirley Tyson, Dorothy Watt, Elizabeth Flynn, and Clifford Shoup among others.
Members of the Ladies Scottish club and several women like Mrs. John Kenyon Mrs. Thomas Stewart Mrs. Emerson Chalmers and others hosted informal evenings at homes on West Long Avenue Garfield Avenue Rose Avenue and Park Avenue with decorative spring flowers dainty refreshments and small prizes. In two weeks upcoming business meetings and further entertainments were announced. Also noted were Bans of Marriage read for Miss Anna Grace Carender and Leo J. McCummins with a June wedding planned and guests from Pittsburgh visiting Mr and Mrs T A Preston.
The International News reports a Confederate veterans parade in Dallas this morning starting at 10 o'clock for two hours. Veterans, followed by sons and grandsons, will lead the procession. General Pye B. Freeman of Richmond Virginia was elected commander in chief. The 34th reunion will be held at Birmingham.
William Lloyd and Hazel Anderson from Masury listed. Alfonso lammetty of New Castle with Nicolina Cont from New Castle. Amedeo Bilo of Bilewood City with Bertha Carong of Ellwood City. another entry for Sharon.
The Penn Theatre features the First National film Playing With Souls, a triangle drama about crumbling family ties centered on a wealthy father, a frivolous mother, and a son. Clive Brook Belle Bennett and Buster Collier headline with Jacqueline Logan and Mary Astor in supporting roles. comedy by The Riot Trio and a Lorinesque shift accompany the show.
Personal mentions list the Aller and Gertrude Gray of Beaver, and Dr and Mrs F E Neigh of Multon Street as cogsie figures. J C Norris, in a Cleveland hospital, is progressing and expected home next week. Mrs B S Myers and daughter Sara travel from Wilmington Avenue to Columbus as guests of Mr and Mrs J W Clickenger.
Mrs Charles Clapier of Cleveland Dr and Mrs John B Foster and daughter Helen of Mercer Rhee arrived in New York from four months in Europe and are to return home tomorrow. Miss Gladys Heckart of Montclair NJ had been guest of Miss Edna Buchanan of East North Street and will visit relatives in Bellefont, Ohio, before returning home.
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon led a party of bankers on a visit to the Legioneer Club in Ligonier Pennsylvania. The group toured the Rolling Rock Mine site and planned to return to Washington, D C tonight arrival in the capital expected.
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