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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
Mrs H M Wirsing hosted about 70 guests including Mrs William B H Reis and Lucy Reis of New York City for a refined matinee at her East Street home. Guests wore stylish gowns, luncheon was served, and six hand euchre followed in rooms decorated with chrysanthemums carnations and roses.
Diversion, honors in the game fell to Miss May Hoyt and Mrs. J C Hutton. Honor prizes went to Mrs. William Reis and Miss Susanna McConahy, a bride elect, who played with the group. Mrs. Kemp of Kane attended as an out-of-town guest.
The marriage of Miss Susanna Mc Conahy of North Jefferson Street and Dr. Don C. Lindley will be at 4 o clock in Trinity church. Miss Annabelle Stewart will entertain the O A girls and Miss Jessie Wilson will host a Fountain Inn dinner. Miss Ruby Shaw will entertain the P V G girls on Mercer Road.
Friday luncheon at the Lawrence club entertained Miss Susanna McConahy a bride elect of the week. Mrs. George D. Blair hosted eight covers with guests including Mrs. William Reis and Lucy Reis of New York City, Mrs. Henry W. Thornton, Mrs. Edwin N. Ohl, Mrs. H. M. Wirsing, Miss Lilian Butz and the hostess.
Miss Ethel Ashmore on Highland Avenue welcomed Abendzeit Gesellschaft members for an evening of sewing and refreshments. The next meeting is planned for two weeks and will feature Miss Jean Buxton of Wallace Avenue.
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Erma Shaffer and John Jordan of the city.
Fresh creamery butter 30c a pound and tub oysters 30c a quart available at East Side Butter Co 70 Pittsburg Street. Also freqs 25c per dozen.
Advertises liver pudding made on site at Sandersons located at 70 Pittsburg Street with contact by phones GGtL for orders and inquiries.
Children enjoyed games and a 6 pm dinner as chrysanthemums adorned the table for 20. Guests included Mrs Alla Thompson and Mrs Myrtle Leohn ard. Special guest Miss Nellie Waite. Prizes went to Mrs James Shaffer Mrs George Rae Mr John Rae and Mr William Evans.
A B D girls met at First Presbyterian church parlors to discuss Old Japan with Miss Dorothy Curtis leading. Refreshments were served by Isa belle Hileman Emma Royce and Florence Baird. Next meeting set for December first with Elizabeth Douds leading.
Miss Marian Byers of Lincoln Avenue has departed for a two month or longer trip to visit relatives in St Louis Missouri.
The ladies' league of the Protected Home Circle met Thursday evening with Mrs. G. U. Cohen of Francis.
A street meeting concluded with a social hour and refreshments. The next gathering is planned for two weeks, hosted by Mrs. George Carbaugh of Greenwood Avenue.
Mr and Mrs W 8 Mears of Neshanock avenue entertained ten guests at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs J W Patterson of Highland avenue who are moving to Philadelphia. Pink and white decorations highlighted the event and a game of cards followed.
Miss Ethel Elverson of New Brighton attended the Edison club meeting held at Miss Alice Brown's Allen Street home on Thursday afternoon. Needlework was the diversion and lunch was served. The next meeting place has not been announced.
A small gathering on Neshannonck avenue entertained by Miss Ruth Krohn in honor of her birthday. She provided games and lunch as the main activities.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Emery a bride and groom of recent date have returned from their wedding trip and have gone to housekeeping on County Line street.
Warren Ohio announces plans to erect a clubhouse and gymnasium intended for use by young men and women, detailing the facility’s purpose and community aims.
Mrs Catherine Pearson of Pittsburg spends Friday in the city. Mr and Mrs A M Brown of Lincoln avenue visit Pittsburg Friday. Mrs David Jameson of North Jefferson street spends Friday in Cleveland. Mrs Kemp of Kane visits her daughter Mrs J C Wallace of Wallace avenue. ton leaves after visiting Miss Olive Miller on Pine street. Mr and Mrs Woodson Anderson return from Warren Ohio. Mrs Clarence Crouch and son of Ben Avon guest of her parents on North Mill street. Mrs Charles Clapie and son Russell return from Sharon visit. Mrs Annie McFarland of South Mill street concludes several days with son and daughter in Warren Ohio. Mrs John Knox of Lincoln avenue returns from Youngstown for niece Mrs John Miller’s illness. Mrs Miller, wife of Sheriff De Normandie, is slightly improved. Chester Dickey of Glen Flora Texas ends visit with Thomas W Dickey on Bowles avenue and departs with Charles Stevenson and Francis Hays for Philadelphia. The boys spend Friday in Philadelphia before journey continuation.
In East Youngstown a fight left Aler Fordorok fatally hurt after a steel mace strike to the head and multiple stab wounds from a cobbler's awl. Police are investigating the assault and identifying suspects.
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