Opening Meeting of Local College Club
The New Castle College Club held its fall rally at Mrs James Coles Sheridan Avenue home Tuesday evening with pen nants and college pranks. Westminster provided the largest turnout and hymn, fifty attended with guests Eve lyn Winger Della Sherman and Agnes Webster. Refreshments followed and the program was led by Frances McClaren Elsie Calvin Margaret Reeder and Mary Scott. A November 10 play will be hosted by Mrs A B Street Moody Avenue with Mrs H L Gordon as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle College Club
James Cole
Sheridan Avenue
Westminster
Evelyn Winger
Della Sherman
Agnes Webster
Eleanor Galbraith
J. C. Miner
Dorothy White
Cordelia Roberts
Frances McClaren
Elsie Calvin
Margaret Reeder
Mary Scott
A. B. Street
Moody Avenue
H. L. Gordon
New Cogy Home Club Officers Elected At Apple Way Meeting
Mrs Earl Wallover hosted the Cogy Home club on Apple Way Tuesday evening. Officers chosen were President Mrs Dora Magill Secretary Miss Charles Fisher and Reporter Mrs Harry Gilmore. Hallowe en decorations graced the event with hostesses daughters serving. Mrs John Allen Cedar street to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wallover
Cogy Home Club
Apple Way
Dora Magill
Charles Fisher
Harry Gilmore
Hallowe'en
John Allen
Cedar Street
Vocal and Violin Teaching at Westminster College
Alberta Kagy of Westminister College will devote one day a week to teaching in New Castle. For further information contact Dr. F Bellinger Director of School of Music New Wilmington Pa Local 372t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Kagy
Westminster College
New Castle
F. Bellinger
School of Music
New Wilmington
Bridge Tournament Concludes at New Castle Field Club
The New Castle Field Club hosted a luncheon bridge day with Mrs. John McConahy and others as hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Carson and Mrs. John M. Higgins as Team 1 led by Mrs. James T. Ray posted 76 609 to win over Team 2 captained by Mrs. S. W. Perry with 68 891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McConahy
J. Myron Rice
James Foster
C. Ed. Smith, Jr
New Castle Field Club
Paul Carson
John M. Higgins
James't. Ray
S. W. Perry
Joint Hostesses At Attractive Luncheon
Mrs. Roy N. Jamison and Mrs. J. F. Badger entertained jointly at a one o clock luncheon in Sheri dan avenue home. Autumn tones decorated the rooms and an elaborate menu was served to twenty eight guests. Mrs. J. A. Edgar assisted in serving. Kensington and out of town guest Mrs. John James of Lowellville Ohio joined the informal after luncheon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Jamison
J. F. Badger
Sheridan Avenue
J. A. Edgar
Kensington
John James
Lowellville, O
Club Notices From Local Women Groups and Dinners
Lists clubs and members across town including E. O. W. Club Mrs. Carl Gaston and Y. W. C. A. dinner at Ever ready Inn. Mentions Mutato, Iona Kensington, T. A. C. Club, Gowanda Club and others with members and streets in 1919 Kensington and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. W. Club
Carl Gaston
Raymond Street
Women’s Welsh Club
Y. W. C. A. Quanequa Club
Everready Inn
G. G. Kensington
George Weingartner
Butler Road
Edward Dean
New Castle
Reunited Ladies League
Anna Harris
Atlantic Avenue
Mutato Club
Moser
New Wilmington Road
Iona Kensington
W. J. Brennan
Croton Avenue
Y. O. B. Club
William Linton
Laurel Boulevard
Edward Grasser
Pearson Street
Gowanda
Charles May- Lerry
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
Ephriam Hoover
Winter Avenue
Queen Sewing Circle
Harold Mathews
Wilmington Avenue
Gramada Kensington
Paul Griffith
West Washington Street
T. F. N. Club
M. J. McClusky
Highland Avenue
Butler Girls
W. O. Bryan
Adams Street
Modern 500
M. J. Scanlon
Cherry Street
Arts
Carnegie Institute
Couple Married in Beaver Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Mary Garvin of Harbor street and John Craig of Canton Ohio wed in Beaver Pennsylvania's Presbyterian church on Monday October 12. The couple will reside in Canton after October 20. Mrs. Craig has worked as a nurse in the city for several years and Mr. Craig is employed at the Canton Steel Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garvin
Harbor Street
John Craig
Canton
Beaver
Craig
Canton Steel Mill
Mrs Gaston Hosts E O W Club Evening Change
Mrs Carl Gaston of Raymond street will entertain E O W club members Thursday evening replacing Mrs Jessie Cochram in the planned hosting role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gaston
Raymond Street
E. O. W. Club
Jessie Cochram
Kensington club elects new officers at October luncheon
Mrs Fralick hosts a Kensington meeting at her Norwood avenue home with guests Mrs J V Macom and Mrs Hartzel Huston. The annual officer election names Mrs N C Gardner as president and Mrs F B McAllister as secretary and treasurer. Committees for Hallowe en New Year Washington’s Birthday and picnics are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Jones
Paul D. Weller
Frank G. Hayden
N. C. Gardner
F. B. McAllister
Hallowe’en
Fred G. Beer
R. C. Fralick
Dinner Marked Eleventh Anniversary of Central Christian Circle
Baskets of autumn flowers decorated the Elks Club for a Tuesday dinner hosted by the Livingston Missionary Circle of the Central Christian church. Seventeen attended the 7 o'clock meal followed by an informal program with talks by Mrs. George Shelar founder of the circle, Mrs. George Owen and Miss Anna Phelps. Laura Bell traced the group’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Livingston Missionary Circle
Central Christian Church
George Shelar
George Owen
Anna Phelps
Laura Bell
Federation of Women's Clubs Members Attend State Meeting
Mrs. Charles Greer presided at a luncheon for federation presidents during the state meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs in Wilkes-Barre. Miss Rebecca Bowden attended as delegate from the Wimadausis club. A Federation board meeting is set for Tuesday October 20 at 2 p.m. in the YWCA parlors. The Federation Art Club will tour Carnegie Art Institute in Pittsburgh Thursday to view the international exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
Reading Circle
Federation of Women’s Club
Rebecca Bowden
Wimadausis Club
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wilkes-Barre
Greer
Federation
Federation Board
Art Club
Art Club of the Federation
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Art Institute
O. M. K. club holds regular meeting at Hillcrest Ave
Games music and pastimes were the program asso ciates gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Brown home on Hillcrest avenue. Ten members attended with special guests Mrs. S. C. Rice and Mrs. Thomas Dennis. Mrs. Charles Gorley helped with refreshments. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. K. Club
Charles Brown
Hillcrest Avenue
S. C. Rice
Thomas Dennis
Charles Gorley
West Side Needlecraft Hosts 6:30 Dinner Party
Mrs. Willard Belknap and Mrs. E. L. Belknap with Mrs. T. M. Shumway entertained jointly at a 6:30 dinner for West Side Needlecraft members at the Belknaps' Highland avenue home. Covers were arranged for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Belknap
E. L. Belknap
T. M. Shumway
West Side Needlecraft
Highland Ave Avenue
Red and white theme colors tabled for evening events
The event featured red and white table decor with music and games for entertainment. Special guests included Mrs. M. A. Withersoon, Mrs. George Horchler, and Mrs. Ethel Lewis. Time and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Withersoon
George Horchler
Ethel Lewis
Jolly Eight Club Masquerade at Brown Home
Jolly Eight Club members enjoyed a masquerade party Friday at the home of Misses Dora and Ruth Brown on Delaware avenue. Orange and black colors set the theme with games music and dancing. Visitors Raymond Hulse and William Wedgwood of Chester W Va attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs Brown assisted by Mrs Harry Shaffer and Mrs Ben Laury. The next meeting will be at Miss Marjory Bell on Elizabeth street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Dora
Ruth Brown
Delaware Avenue
Raymond Hulse
William Wedgwood
Chester
W. Va
Brown
Harry Shaffer
Ben Laury
Marjory Bell
Elizabeth Street
Art Club plans trip to Pittsburgh exhibit
Members of the Art Club and others plan to attend the International Art Exhibit in Pittsburgh Thursday meet at the P. and L. E. station for the 8 20 train. Luncheon is at McCreary's at 12 30 with the ladies meeting at the 6th avenue entrance. After lunch at 2 a m they visit the Carnegie Art Institute to view the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Pittsburgh
McCreary’s
6Th Avenue
Carnegie Art Institute
Social House Club Meets at Mrs Kirker Home
Members of the Social House club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Kirker on Hamilton Street for music and conversation. Miss Pearl Kirker and Frank Kirker performed piano solos, with special guest Miss Hazel Mopp of Washington, D. C. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. the next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Book on Neshannock Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kirker
Hamilton Street
Pearl Kirker
Hazel Mopp
Washington, D. C
Charles Book
Neshannock Avenue
Hart Circle
Hart Missionary Circle
Epworth Methodist Church
Lenora Goodge
South Walnut Street
Hannah Smith
C. M. Grace
Margaret Shields
Kenneth Voorhees
Shields
McCrum Training School For
Uniontown
Lyle Beight
Harold Dodds
Edna Kirker
O. W. P. Club Evening Hosts Bridge Winners
Four tables of five hundred played Tuesday evening at Ridge street hostess Mrs. Perry Allen. High scores earned by Mrs. J. C. Thompson Edward Bender and Jack Gettings. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. James Smith. In two weeks Mrs. Edward Bender of Knox avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Allen
Ridge Street
O. W. P. Club
J. C. Thompson
Edward Bender
Jack Gettings
James Smith
Knox Avenue
Ta-Te-Yah-Pah Girls Meet At Adams Street Home
The Ta-Te-Yah-Pah Girls gathered Monday evening at Mrs. J. L. Huron’s Adams Street home for social pastimes and refreshments served with help from Mrs. A. D. Shifflet. In two weeks they will meet at Mrs. C. D. McKissick’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Huron
Adams Street
A. D. Shifflet
C. D. McKissick
Miss Pearl Maben Guest Of Butler Couple In Butler
Miss Pearl Ross Maben of Meadville Pennsylvania formerly assistant at the City Rescue Mission is the guest of Mr and Mrs E J Berquist of Butler avenue. Miss Maben recently returned from West Africa where she had been engaged in missionary work for a number of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ross Maben
Mead- Ville
City Rescue Mission
E. J. Berquist
Butler Avenue
Miss Maben
West Africa
Harbor Happy Hour Club Social at Mrs Houston Home
Members of the Harbor Happy Hour Club gathered at Mrs W C Houston’s residence Monday evening for informal pastimes and refreshments. The hostess was assisted by Miss Hazel Houston. On Monday evening October 26 Miss Irene Matthews will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Happy Hour Club
W. C. Houston
Hazel Houston
Irene Matthews
Fern Leaf Club Social Third Evening Meeting
Fern Leaf Club members met with Mrs Mary Harvey on Beckford street Tuesday evening for socializing. refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs William Kerr. guests of Mrs Bert Reiber on Laurel avenue were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
Mary Harvey
Beckford Street
William Kerr
Bert Reiber
Laurel Avenue
Dr Griggs To Lecture On Jefferson The Democratic
Dr Edward Howard Griggs resumes his lecture series with the third talk on American Statesman. The event occurs Thursday afternoon at 2730 oclock in the Highland U P church and will focus on Jefferson as a Democratic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
Edward Howard Griggs
American Statesman
Highland U. P
Jefferson
Busy Bee Card Club Holds Evening Card Party at Clenden Hall
Members of the Busy Bee Card club meet this evening at 8 o’clock in the Clenden hall for all members and friends. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Sheridan avenue resident joins Beaver Falls luncheon honor
Mrs. J. F. Edgar of Sheridan avenue visits Beaver Falls for a luncheon hosted by Miss Florence Rhodes honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Suganna Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Edgar
Sheridan Avenue
Beaver Falls
Florence Rhodes
Suganna Rhodes
Loyal Ladies League to Meet at Knights of Malta Hall
In Religious and Internal Circles Loyal Ladies League members gather this evening at 7 o'clock in the Knights of Malta hall on East Washington street. The Loyal Band class held a monthly meeting at Third United Presbyterian Church with Miss Bess Piatt in charge and an exchange of packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ladies League
Knights of Malta
East
Washington Street
Loyal Band
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
Bess Piatt
Miss Sue
J. E. Stewart
East New Castle
Missionary Society Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Thursday evening October 15 at 7 30 in the Sunday school room. Members are asked to bring friends and Mrs Ralph Craig's group will lead the program.
Ladies of G A R Circle Host October Meeting
The Ladies of G A R George W McCracken Circle No 168 held a large turnout on Tuesday October 13 at the Sons of Veterans hall. Initiation of a membership class and plans for bake and rummage sales in early November were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. George W. McCracken
Sons of Veterans Hall
Emmet Goss
Sharon Circle
Nettie Bush
New Brighton
Circle 170
George W. Mee- Crecken
Daughters of Veterans Plan Halloween Party
The Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War held a regular meeting in Woodman hall East Washington street with Mrs Rose Tripp presiding. After the business session and initiation plans were made for a Halloween party at the next meeting on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans of the
Woodman Hall
East
Washington Street
Rose Tripp
Hallowe'en
Postpone Luncheon by Missionary Society
The 1 o'clock luncheon scheduled for Thursday at the home of Mrs. Van Court Carr on Wall Street by Section Five of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church has been postponed one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Court Carr
Wall Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Patterson Circle of First Presbyterian Meets at Esther Fisher Home
Members of Patterson Circle, First Presbyterian, gathered Tuesday evening for the regular monthly meeting at Esther Fisher's Atlantic avenue home. Julia Furst and Dorothy Gemmil served as associate hostesses. After a devotional led by Agnes McNees, papers on Alaska were read under Gretchen Beall. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Circle
Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Esther Fisher
Atlantic Avenue
Julia Furst
Dorothy Gemmil
Agnes McNees
Alaska
Gretchen Beall
Y W C A Ninth Grade Girl Reserve Meet Planned
The ninth grade North Street Girl Reserve club will meet at the Y W C A Thursday at 4 15 PM. The gathering aims to complete plans for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Y. W
Reducing Classes At The Y W E Open Next Week
Reducing classes at the Y W open next week with a morning session on Wednesday October 21 at 10 am and an evening class on Thursday October 22 at 7 30 pm. Frank Picato of 106 Lincoln Avenue is confined to his home with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Frank Picato
Lincoln Avenue
Scotland W C T U Meeting Set for October 16
The Scotland W C T U will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs J C Wimner's home on West Falls street Friday October 16. Frances Willard W C T U also holds its regular meeting Friday October 16 at 206 Leasure Avenue at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
J. C. Wimner
West Falls Street
Frances Willard
Pirates World Series Highlight At Penn Theatre
Pirates won the sixth game 3-2 in Pittsburgh and fans can watch a complete reel of the base ball game at the Penn theatre. The Penn Kino grams News Service provides clear footage of the crowd players and winning hits. Also Showings include Norma Talmadge in Graystark and a Lloyd Hamilton comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Penn Theatre
Penn Kinograms News Service
Norma Talmadge
Graystark
Lloyd Hamilton
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Cosy
Club
Arisian
Bether
Bourjois
New York City
Garvin C Craig Wedding
Mather Bros. CO
Victor Recording Dance Orchestra
H. A. McCormick & Sons
Mrs. Fralick
Federation Notes
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
E. M. M’creary
Jack Gerson
Your
N. Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North
Mercer St
O O. Ww. P. Club
H. H. H. Club
Busy Bee Card Club
Jess Swords
D.C
Bell
Mercer Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Katherine Treser
West Grant Street
Y. W.C. A. Notes
Paul H. Clark
Wentz & Price
Sharon, Pa
Posenthals
McCall
Flore
New Castle Higgins Bros
Armernp
Rgt
Higgins Bros
the New McCall
Tomorrow
New York
Ight
Paris
Coats
W.C.T.U. and
Croton
W. T. Co. Uv
David Harris
M. E. Remley
E. A. Cook
Palais Royal
Lewis Valls
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
Houser & Kennedy
Lawrence
Metzler's
Neassle & Sons
Britton Dry Cleaning
Reich & McJunkin
Sam Levine
Brown Shoe Shine
Habib Grocery
Gordon's Shirt
Norman Erlich
Jos. Erlich
Marry’s Young Men's Shop
Hartman's
Joe Rodenbaugh
P. L. Hogue
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