Social Calendar Highlights Week of Thanksgiving
This week centers on family Thanksgiving dinners with numerous social events. Monday features Reading Circle gatherings, the Handel Oratorio Society in the high school chapel, and several clubs meeting at homes on North Jefferson Street and nearby avenues. Numerous parties and dances fill Tuesday to Thursday, including club meetings, dances at Mikado hall, and various galas hosted by local organizations and individuals.
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Reading
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Circle of 81
Ella Hayes
Edgar M. Scott
Leasure Avenue
Handel Oratorio Society
Basket Club
C. A. McCready
Shaw Street
William G. Holmes
Park Avenue
Howard Walker
Erie
Harry Bower
Linnen Avenue
Spoon Club
Lawrence Club
P. V. G. Club
Josephine Fisher
Temple Club
Neshannock Avenue
Will'o Club
William Davis
He Nods Street
Pleasant and successful miscellaneous shower for Miss Cora Landis
A week ago at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Co. 8. McCullough about 35 guests gathered for an afternoon and evening event honoring bride elect Miss Cora Landis and groom elect C. C. Robinson. Music, charades, a buffet lunch, and pink and white chrysanthemums decorated the rooms.
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McCullough
Anna Keast
New Castle
Landis
Mrs McCreary Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs James McCreary of 5 Bluff Street entertained friends Friday evening for her husband's birthday. The gathering was a surprise to him with music and games as diversions. He received several beautiful gifts and a lunch was served. Guests included Ruth McCreary and Margaret Eakin of Skidmore Hazel Foltz of Youngstown and J D Cross of Pittsburg.
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James McCreary
Bluff Street
McCreary
Ruth McCreary
Margaret Eakin
Skidmore
Hazel Foltz
Youngstown
J. D. Cross
Pittsburg
Postponed D A meeting in Kensington rescheduled
The D A Kensington meeting scheduled for Wednesday is postponed to one week after Thanksgiving. The ladies will gather with Mrs. Fannie Baney of Wabash Avenue for the rescheduled event.
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D. of A. Kensington
Fannie Baney
Wabash Avenue
Circulating Book Club Meeting Announced
The Circulating Book club invites members to a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles A. McCready of Shaw Street.
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Circulating Book Club
Charles A. McCready
Shaw Street
Story Teller Gains Release and Advice
Charles Burton a renowned story teller was ejected by a Croton hill crossing watchman Saturday night authorities say. Mayor Harry J. Lusk offered him advice and a second chance Sunday morning. In other news three drunks and two suspicious persons were discharged after arrest. A P E O Sisterhood luncheon at Mrs. Harry L. Dunlap residence featured Mrs. Sophia McLean of Hamilton Mo as guest of honor. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J L Stratton. The couple will wed then travel for a honeymoon and reside in Allegheny where the groom works as a plumber.
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Charles Burton
Croton Hill
Harry J. Lusk
Harry L. Dunlap
Leasure Avenue
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Sophia McLean
Hamilton
Sisterhood
Washington, D. C
McLean
West
Hostess Helen Hamilton Hosts XYX Club Saturday
Miss Helen Hamilton of North Street entertained the X Y Z club on Saturday afternoon. Guests included Miss Natalie Bennett of Amsterdam, N Y, and Mrs Paul Mueller of this city a bride of the autumn. The ladies spent time on needlework for Christmas and enjoyed a luncheon.
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Helen Hamilton
North Street
Natalie Bennett
Amsterdam
N. Y
Paul Mueller
Quiet Croton Avenue Wedding Seals Union
A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Mc Caslin in Croton avenue. The contracting parties were Miss Elizabeth Maler of Allegheny, a sister of Mrs.
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A. J. McCaslin
Croton Avenue
Elizabeth Maler
Allegheny
Orange Ladies to Honor State Officers Tuesday Evening
The Orange Ladies 129 will host a Tuesday event honoring Mrs. Agnes McDade of Pittsburg and Mrs. Maria Barnes of Sharon, both state officers. Guests from Youngstown will attend. The feature of the evening will be the degree work. All Orange Ladies are cordially welcomed.
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Agnes McDade
Pittsburg
Maria Barnes
Sharon
Youngstown
Pretty Party For Children and Club Notices
A crowd of about 20 children enjoyed a birthday style party hosted by Mrs. W. H. Gillespie on Rhodes place with Imogene and Gertrude Gillespie. Guests included William Beadel Martha Lavarick and more. Esther Watson hosted Girls club social with sewing and a dinner served at 6. P. V. G. Club met at Grace Lenz's home for sewing and refreshments. A marriage notice for Miss Nanna Miller and LaMont L. Wagner posted. Rachel-Rebekah lodge meeting postponed to December 3. Coterie ladies plan a masquerade at Mrs. William Osburn’s home with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Lincoln Club
Harry Bower
Lincoln Avenue
Mary Lou
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
M. Kline Jordan
Mars
Eva Fisher
S. A. R. Club
William E. Thompson
Epworth Street
Bon
Lilian Butz
Jefferson Street
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Gillespie
Rhodes Place
Imogene
Gertrude
William and
Mary Beadel
Sarah
Jack Boyles
Martha Lavarick
Mary Lou Euwer
Leone Sitzinger
Catherine and
Marshall Matheny
Nancy Camille Patterson
Sarah Ross
Myrtle Stitzinger
Esther Watson
Wallace Avenue
Mrs. McWilliams
Belle Buwer
Youngstown
Cleveland
Nanna Miller
LaMont L. Wagner
Miss Miller
Hazel Dell
J. J. Miller
State Street
Mr. Wagner
Grace Lenz
Josephine Fisher
Rachel-Rebekah
William Osburn
Madison Avenue
Lectures on Venice Sicily and Spain by Miss Jeffers
Miss Mary Jeffers will present illustrated lectures on Venice, Sicily, and Spain at the First United Presbyterian Church on North Jefferson Street on November 25, 27, and 28. Series tickets cost 50 cents. single admissions are 25 cents.
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Mary Jeffers
First United Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
Receptions by Mr F B Gilmore This Week
Two large receptions planned for Tuesday and Thursday evenings by Mr F B Gilmore. The first lesson of the new term Tuesday night at 7 30 with reference required. Admission 88 cents.
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F. B. Gilmore
Fear Rev Jones May Be Called Away
Members of the Unitarian church in New Castle fear their pastor Rev. George Jones may be called to a larger field. A committee will travel to Pittsburg next Sunday to confer with the secretary of the field. Jones has won affection with his talk and study.
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Unitarian Church
Pearson Building
George Jones
New Castle
Pittsburg
Rev Jones
Water Closet Restrictions Enforced by City Water Company
The Water Company prohibits non tank pattern water closets and requires only licensed plumbers to work on service pipes or water mains. Unauthorized installation or removal of fixtures will lead to prosecution under the law by the City of New Company.
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Water Company
City OF New ¢ Company
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John Lamb
W. F. Gardner
Kensington
Independent Linen Club
BE. C. Porter
North Mercer Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
William Locke
Charles Herbold
Taka Kensington
Randolph Circle
King’s Daughters
M. E
Eva Davidson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Women's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sorosis
Harriet Leslie
Helen Watson
B. A. G. Cuby
John Bay
Harriet Hartzell
North Bea
Mary H. Morgan
Metzler
Heatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats
Petticoat Heatherblooms
Stillman’s
Tuys
Romper
L Lnman JS
East
Washington St
Thuys
Weiling
Ver Street
Edenburg
Women’s Guild
Ethel McMurtrie
Crawford Avenue
Jon
Aftarman
X. Y. Z. Club
Mather Bros. CO
China
Jewelers
East Washington Street
Ira Wagner
Court Street
Roberts
Pittsburg St
Union Depot
Venice
Sicily
Spain
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