Quota Club Celebrates Second Anniversary Dinner
Seventy five guests including New Castle Quota Club members and visitors attended the second annual anniversary dinner at Ye Olde Kirk Inn Beaver Pa. An elaborate blue and white menu decor, a two candle birthday cake from president Mrs Orra Snyder, a Pittsburgh orchestra, dancing cards and games were part of the evening. Organizers were Miss Ruth McCaskey and Mrs H H Rosenthal with Mrs Elizabeth Martin Fleming coordinating transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Quota Club
Beaver
Orra Snyder
Pittsburgh
Ruth McCaskey
H. H. Rosenthal
Elizabeth Martin Fleming
Gowanda Club Luncheon at Slippers Rock Cottage
Mrs George Forrest hosted Gowanda club members for a 1 o clock luncheon at the cottage of Mrs Carl Paisley on Slippers Rock. Nineteen covers with garden flowers. Guests included Miss Mary Forrest of Warren Ohio and Mrs Jessie Jones. Next hostess will be Mrs Charles Mayberry on Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Forrest
Gowanda
Charles Mayberry
Boyles Avenue
Mrs Stillwagon Hosts O N O Club Kid Party on Raymond Street
Mrs James Stillwagon entertained O N O club members at her Raymond street home with games and contests Thursday evening. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Alec Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. N. O. Club
James Stillwagon
O. N. O. Club
Raymond Street
Alec Black
Martha Shrine No. 14 to Attend Banquet in Youngstown
Members of Martha Shrine No. 14 White Shrine of Jerusalem received an invitation to a reception and banquet at the Masonic Temple in Youngstown Ohio on October 9 at 5 PM to meet Supreme Worthy High Princess Lulu B Carroll of Grand Rapids Michigan. Later New Castle Shrine officers will exemplify order ceremonies. Members may call for banquet transport and arrange seating with Mrs H D Riley and Miss Mollie Davis.
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Martha Shrine
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Youngstown
Lulu B. Carroll
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Castle
H. D. Riley
Transportation
Mollie Davis
Entertain Jointly to Honor Miss O'Donnell
A prettily appointed dinner in the Elks club private dining room saw Miss Margaret Granfield and Miss Mary C. Barnes host to honor Miss Sara O'Donnell whose marriage to George Boyle of Pittsburgh is set for October 14. Guests included Miss Regina Barnes and others followed by a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Club
Margaret Granfield
Mary C. Barnes
Sara O’donnell
George Boyle
Pittsburgh
Regina Barnes
Regina Kelliher
Mae Cummings
Mary Barnes
Ann Gillespie
Margaret Graham
Catherine Guinaugh
Hilda Whalen
Mary Young
Mary Granfield
Iona Kensington Members Hostess Evening At Northview
Iona Kensington members met Thursday at Mrs. Clarence Bauder’s home on Northview Avenue for a music and sewing afternoon. Special guest Mrs. E G Biber attended. refreshments in yellow and white were served. Favors featured black cats and pumpkins. Mrs. W J Breneman will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Kensington
Clarence Bauder
Northview Avenue
E. G. Biber
Wilson Carr
W. J. Breneman
S. Croton Avenue
Social Evening for Mutato Luncheon Club Members
Mrs. W. A. Strimater hosted Mutato Luncheon Club members at her home on Ne shannock Avenue Thursday evening. The gathering featured social pastimes and pink and white decorations. Mrs. George Houston assisted in serving and Mrs. Moser of New Wilmington Road will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Strimater
Mutato
Neshannock Avenue
George Houston
Moser
New Wilmington Road
Miss Margaret Craig Weds James S Weaver at Lincoln Ave Home
Miss Margaret Louise Craig married James Sholes Weaver at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Linwood Craig in Williamson. The ceremony was conducted by the pastor of Highland United Presbyterian Church before 160 guests. The couple will reside in East Orange New Jersey after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Linwood Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Louise
James Sholes Weaver
Mary Pelle Weaver
Pittsburgh
Pain
Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Craig
Karl McKee Craig
Mrs. Weaver
Sarah Willard
Robert Card
Detroit
Mich
J. Gordon Fulton
Norfolk, Conn
Karry L. Morrow
Oakmont
Fred McKee
Edgewood
Victor Jevon
Bellevue
J. C. Calhoun
George H. Beatie
Cleveland
William P. Quinn
Akron
Birthday surprise party honors Mrs Frank Glasgow
About 65 friends gathered at Lowery street for a surprise fashion event in her home on Thursday evening. Radio music, dancing and cards provided entertainment with many gifts for the guest of honor. Water refreshments were served by a list of local ladies and out of town guests joined from Youngstown and Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glasgow
Lowery Street
Harry Gibson
Joseph Houston
Harry Uber
Edward Carr
Harry Wynder
Wilson Carr
C. L. Ankney
Clarence Bauder
Edward Moran
Raymond
Eleanor
Youngstown, O
Frank Shaw
Avis
E. G. Riber
Eastbrook
Birthday Honored for Evelyn McMichael Party
Mrs J C McMichael hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering on Boyles Avenue to celebrate her daughter Evelyns sixth birthday with several young guests at a well appointed party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
J. C. McMichael
Boyles Avenue
Cooper Bride Winger Wedding at Volant Home
Mr and Mrs S M Cooper of Volant announce the marriage of daughter Ethel to Samuel D Winger son of Mr and Mrs Clare Winger of Volant. Ceremony held Thursday at 3 pm at the brides home with Rev P N Taylor officiating. They left for a Niagara Falls trip and will reside in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger
Niagara Falls
Eastern Points
New Wilmington
the Volant High School
New Wilmington High School
Birthday Surprise Honors Emilio Strizzi At Sutton Street
Mrs. George Ross hosted a Thursday evening birthday surprise on Sutton Street for Emilio Strizzi’s 27th birthday. Orange and black decorations, games, dancing, and refreshments followed by a wrist watch presentation to the guest of honor. attendees included Miss Rose Lombardo, Victor Ross, Marty Ross, and multiple Lombardo and Polus family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
Sutton Street
Emilio Strizzi
Lombardo
Marso
Miss DeFiore
Rose Lombardo
Sol DeLillo
Josephine Lombardo
Victor Ross
Josephine Grill
Mike Lombardo
T F N club hosts and birthday honors at Drake home
T F N club members visited Mrs. Francis Drake on Richelieu avenue Thursday afternoon. Charlotte Drake recited and Matilda Drake played piano after the business session. Mrs. George Holfelder celebrated a birthday with gifts. Yellow and white decorations, assisted by Mrs. Samuel Wilson and Mrs. Henry Grooms, as refreshments were served. Mrs. M J McClusky will host members at Highland avenue extension in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. N. Club
Francis Drake
Richelieu Avenue
Charlotte Drake
Matilda Drake
George Holfelder
Samuel Wilson
Henry Grooms
M. J. McClusky
Highland Avenue Extension
E. O. W. Club Holds First Fall Meeting
All members attended the first fall meeting at Mrs. Frank McArthur’s Winslow avenue home. New members Mrs. Burdett King and Mrs. William Spencer were welcomed during the business session. Special guest Mrs. James Goodchild, Sr. enjoyed needle work and music before refreshments. Mrs. Jessie Cochran will host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. W. Club
Frank McArthur
Winslow Avenue
Burdett King
William Spencer
James Goodchild
Jessie Cochran
North Beaver Street
Queen Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Tourney Home
Mrs Ethel Tourney of Long Avenue hosted the Queen Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon with a brief business meeting followed by social time, music, and handiwork. Fall flowers brightened the rooms and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Harry Riley. In two weeks Mrs Matthews of Wilmington Avenue will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tourney
Long Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle
Harry Riley
Matthews
Wilmington Avenue
The Trouble With Wives shines as a great laughter filled film
A Penn theatre review lauds The Trouble With Wives as one of the great pictures, a light comedy about a shoe man whose wife suspects a rival artist. The plot centers on jealousy, marriage, and a happy ending as the husband reconciles with his wife and best friend, with added comedies The Tourists and a shoe giveaway each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Theatre
Davis Shoe Company
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in City Roundup
Mrs J W Blosser of Meyer avenue visits Pittsburgh today. Rev Sam R Maitland of Pulaski Road also visits Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs T A McCurdy of Adams street spend weekend in Cleveland Ohio. Mrs W M Frye of Shaw street moved to New Castle hospital. Mrs Dan Garriety of Pennsylvania avenue returns from Cleveland. George R Dunn of Highland avenue called to Evans City Pa by brother Alvin Dunn death. Mr and Mrs T J Davies of Young street leave for a motor trip to Canal Dover Ohio return via Wheeling. Mina McConnell Armstrong of Pasadena California, sister Mrs Thomas Conaghy of Ellwood City visit Moody avenue. Mr and Mrs W W Francis of Edgewood avenue and Mr and Mrs Daniel Williams of Sheridan avenue return from Canton Ohio for funeral of cousin Mrs W D Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam R. Maitland
Pulaski Road
Pittsburgh
T. A. McCurdy
Adams Street
Cleveland
W. M. Frye
Shaw Street
New Castle Hospital
Dan Garriety
Pennsylvania Avenue
O. George R. Dunn
Highland Avenue
Evans City
Alvin Dunn
T. J. Davies
Young Street
Canal Dover
Wheeling
W. Va
Mina McConnell Armstrong
Pasadena
Cal
Thomas MaeConaghy
Ellwood City
Buzz
Moody Avenue
W. W. Francis
Edgewood Avenue
Daniel Williams
Sheridan Avenue
Canton
W. D. Francis
Mrs H Hilborn Hosts A C T Class Luncheon
Mrs H Hilborn Mrs Robert Tully and Mrs W L Pander hosted a 1 oclock luncheon for A C T Class members of the First Christian Church at the Hilborn home on Highland avenue. Flowers enhanced the decor. Thirty five covers were set. Mrs W W Perry attended as guest. Hostesses were helped by Mrs Albert Hilborn and Miss Dorothy Hilborn. After lunch a brief business session followed by social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hilborn
Robert Tully
W. L. Pander
First Christian Church
Highland Avenue
W. W. Perry
Albert Hilborn
Dorothy Hilborn
Prize Winner Hosts T. A. C. Club In Needle Work
Mrs. William Fulmer won the prize during a Thursday afternoon T. A. C. club gathering at Mrs. William Coryea’s home on Superior Street. Games and needle work provided entertainment with refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan. Plans for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Edward Grasser’s home on Pearson Street in two weeks were announced, followed by a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fulmer
William Coryea
Suuperior Street
T. A. C. Club
Thomas Sullivan
Edward Grasser
Pearson
Luncheon Meeting Hosted by Mrs Fulkerson and Mrs Smith
Fourteen teens were covered for a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs Clyde Fulkerson’s Delaware avenue home hosted with Mrs Ernest Smith for Gramoda Kensington members. Flowers formed a center piece and music with singing and chat followed. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs Paul Griffith on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fulkerson
Ernest Smith
Delaware Avenue
Gramoda Kensington
Kensington
Paul Griffith
West Washington Street
Herveys Host Chicago Guests After Nine Year Reunion
Mr and Mrs J P Hervey of Boyles avenue entertained Thursday with the former's sister and Mrs William McCann. Also present were their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs George Harriman of Chicago. The party were en route from a motor trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and other points in New York. Mr Hervey had not seen his sister for over nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hervey
Boyles Avenue
William McCann
George Harriman
Chicago
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York
Hervey
Kensington Members Visit Hosts on Ray Street
Members of the 1919 Kensington were guests of Mrs Roy Griffith on Ray street Thursday evening. The gathering featured informal social pastimes and delicious refreshments served later. Hostess Char lotte and her sister Erma assisted. Mrs Ephriam Hoover will be with Winter avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Roy Griffith
Ray Street
Erma
Charlotte
Ephriam Hoover
Winter Avenue
Y O B Club Hosts Evening of Music and Fancy Work
Mrs. David Taylor of Pollock Avenue hosted the Y O B club event on Thursday evening with yellow and black decor. Music and fancy work provided activities while Mrs. William Lawton assisted with refreshments. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Lawton's Laurel Avenue home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Taylor
Pollock Avenue
Y. O. B. Club
William Lawton
Laurel Avenue
Faith Hoover and Edward McDanel Married in New Wilmington
Miss Faith Hoover of New Wilmington and Edward McDanel of Ellwood City wed at the bride’s mother Mrs Jennie Hoover home on Wednesday September 30 at 11 o clock. Rev J Ralph Neale officiated with only immediate family present. The couple left for a lake trip and will reside in Ellwood City after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Hoover
New Wilmington
Edward McDanel
Ellwood City
Jennie Hoover
J. Ralph Neale
M. W. Club Social At Mrs Woolway Home
Music and games entertained M. W. club members at Mrs Em ery Woolway East Wallace arena on Thursday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. L. Carson Mrs. Jack Robinson and Mrs. Santum. Special guests included Mrs. McCord Mrs. David Nelson and daughters Pauline and Dorothy. Dainty refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Club
Emery Woolway
East Wallace Arena
L. Carson
Jack Robinson
Santum
McCord
David Nelson
Pauline
Dorothy
Community gathering with music and dancing at Collins home
Twenty six attendees enjoyed a mallow roast at Mrs. A Collins residence on Butler road Thursday night. The event featured music and dancing and the group scheduled a regular meeting with Mrs. J Wilson of Croton avenue on Wednesday October 10.
Eight members of the C. and G. 1921 club luncheon at High Twelve
Eight members enjoyed a 1 6 o clock luncheon Thursday at the High Twelve club. A theatre party was formed later. The regular meeting in one week will be at the home of Mrs. John Elridge on Beckford street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. and G
High Twelve
John Elridge
Beckford Street
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting
Lawrence Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a meeting at Westfield Presbyterian Church. Members and guests are invited to discuss upcoming events and local history projects. The gathering aims to organize community programs and preserve historic records.
Butler Girls Meet at Mrs Beighley Residence
Mrs Beighley hosted the Butler Girls on Maryland avenue Thursday afternoon with twelve members present for fancy work and chat. Helpers were Mrs McCune and Mrs Edward Orr. In two weeks Mrs Bryan will be hostess on Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Beighley
Maryland Avenue
William McCune
Edward Orr
W. O. Bryan
Adams Street
U. W. P. Club Hosts Weiner and Marsh Event
Members of the U. W. P. club were guests at a weiner and marsh gathering hosted by C. W. P. Club. The event featured socializing and refreshments in a community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W. P. Club
Weiner and Marsh
Revolutionary marker ceremony at St. Joseph’s church
On Saturday afternoon at three o'clock markers will be unveiled for three Revolutionary soldiers at St. Joseph’s church. St. Joseph's euchre event is scheduled for Friday evening with committee members Mrs. S Frey Mrs M Frey Mrs Francis Frey Mrs W Costella and Mrs B Brown assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terian
S. Frey
M. Frey
Francis Frey
W. Costella
B. Brown
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O’donnell
Mutato Luncheon Club
Cascade Park
George Williams
Rythm Kings
Davis Shoe CO
PENN
Sat
Margaret Craig
James S. Weaver
Dorothy Evans
Mary Katherine Jackson
Isabel DeVaux
Emichea Stack
Jean Ramsey
Martha Shaffer
Jean Gardner
Genevieve McCalmont
Jean Shoaf
Mary Jane Stitzinger
McMichael
W. D. Stitzinger
E. M. M’creary
Mercer Street
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater Bldg
North
J. W. Blosser
Meyer Avenue
A. C.T
Gramods Kensington
Aivadt
Tas
Union
Weld al Bs
D. A. R. Meeting
Eryone
Loy
Enthals
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Mercer Eds
C. W. P. Club
St. Joseph's
Fuchre
St. Joseph's Weekly
Euchre Will
Palais Royal
P. J. Hogue
Mather Bros.co
Mather Bros. CO. Jewelry
East
Washington Street
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