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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

3

Entertaining Dinner At New Castle Field Club

A season’s grand social event, a dinner at New Castle Field Club Thursday evening hosted jointly by Mrs. Ernest L. Stitzinger and Mrs. Wayne D. Butzinger. Guests included Mrs. Mary V. Shoaf and many others from Pittsburgh, Beaver, Salem, and Cleveland with a full menu and elegant decorations.

New Castle Field Club Ernest L. Stitzinger Wayne D. Butzinger Winter Avenue Mary V. Shoaf George G. Stitzinger Ray Robison Howard B. Taylor Ediie Reider Mary V. Sheaf Gardner Lowery Charles Wilder Guy Brandberg Mary B. Mitchell Arthur Trace Mary V. Mitchell George Mitchell Charles Goulg B. H. Jack Kate Black Levi Bird Duff Edward Griffith Pittsburgh Noble van Vooris Beaver Loyal King Salem Richard Bard Cleveland

Y L B Club Meeting At Laurel Boulevard

Y. L. B. Club associates met with Mrs. William Lawton on Laurel boulevard Thursday afternoon. Special guests included Mrs. Ray Stevens Mrs. Millbrant and Mrs. Rochford of Youngstown Ohio. Music and sewing provided entertainment. Dainty refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Edward Pritchard and Mrs. David Taylor. Next meeting planned in two weeks at Mrs. George Keeling on Reynolds street.

Y. L. B. Club William Lawton Laurel Boulevard Ray Stevens Millbrant Rochford Youngstown Edward Pritchard David Taylor George Keeling Reynolds Street

Quanequa Club Holds Annual Dinner at Eveready Inn

Members and husbands gathered in the Eveready Inn private dining room for the Quanequa club annual dinner with Halloween themed decorations. Mrs. William Stewart and Mrs. Howard Meehan organized the event. ten covers were set. Afterward the group planned a theatre party and a regular meeting next Wednesday evening led by Mrs. Emrys Davis.

Quanequa Club Eveready Inn William Stewart Howard Meehan Emrys Davis S. Mill Street

Birthday Anniversary Honored At East Washington Dinner

A birthday party for Mrs. Edward Taylor at East Washington street drew many guests. The event featured a large cake as a centerpiece, radio music, and games after dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Shimp and son Charles of Princeton, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Shimp and family, Eddie Brown, Herman Moyer, Henry and Charles Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor.

Edward Taylor East Washington Street John Shimp Charles Princeton 8. S.S. Shimp Lester George Pearl Eddie Brown Herman Moyer Henry Charles Taylor

Sunshine Circle Social Evening at First Methodist Church

Miss Martha McCreary hosted the Sunshine Circle on Martin Street Thursday night. After a business session the group socialized and refreshments were served by Mrs McCreary and her sister Miss Geneva McCreary. Plans were made for a Halloween party at the church with time to be announced.

Intertains Circle Martha McCreary Martin Street Sunshine Circle First Methodist Church Geneva McCreary

Queen Sewing Circle Hosts Gathering at Wilshire Home

Members of the Queen Sewing Circle were entertained in the home of Mrs. Harold Matthews of Wil- city. The event featured casual sewing, conversation, and refreshments as part of the club’s social routine.

Queen Sewing Circle Harold Matthews Wil

Social gathering honors departing member and guests

On Thursday afternoon at a Sampson street home Mrs. Charles Morris hosted a social event with special guests Mrs. Richard Kiddle of Kinsman Ohio Mrs. A C Gebike of Ashtabula Ohio and Mrs. D E Sloat of Marion Ohio During the afternoon Mrs Morris presented departing member Mrs Frank Swadner who leaves for Seattle Washington with an overnight bag A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Kiddle The next meeting will be with Mrs Morris in two weeks

Richard Kiddle Kinsman, O A. C. Gebike Ashtabula D. E. Sloat Marion Charles Morris Frank Swadner Seattle Wash Sampson Street

Wilcox Moore Wedding Announcement

The marriage of Miss Emma D. Wilcox and Lawrence S. Moore was held October 14 at 7 30 am in St. Josephs church with Rev Fr A J Weisenberger officiating. The couple will reside at 329 Smithfield Street.

Wilcox-Moore Emma D. Wilcox A. J. Wilcox Moore Avenue Lawrence S. Moore Joseph Moore Smithfield Street St. Joseph’s Church A. J. Weisenberger Genevieve Burns Columbia James Coleman Mrs. Moore

Loyal Girls Class Honors Mrs Albert Evans at Shower

Members of the Loyal Girls Class of the Central Christian Church hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Albert Evans at Miss Louise Kirker home on Galbreath avenue. Twenty guests attended with music and games and Mrs Evans received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs Frank Kirker and Misses Pearl and Jean Kirker.

Albert Evans Loyal Girls Central Christian Church Louise Kirker Galbreath Avenue Margaret Palmer Frank Kirker Pearl Jean Kirker

Re United Ladies League Holds Halloween Meeting

Twenty five members gathered at Mrs. Wilbur Jones home on North Mercer street for the regular meeting. Special guest Mrs. Jennie Cameron attended as rooms were decorated with Halloween touches. After business, members enjoyed fancy work and conversation with refreshments served by Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. John Shoaff. Two weeks hence they will meet at Mrs. Anna Benett’s home on Atlantic avenue for a masquerade party.

Reunited Ladies League Wilbur Jones North Mercer Street Jennie Cameron Hallowe’en Cameron John Shoaff Anna Benett Atlantic Avenue

Shirk Meyer Wedding in Sharon Pennsylvania

Miss Beryl Shirk daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Shirk of West State street wed Amos Meyer son of Mr and Mrs W R Meyer of Gardner in Sharon Pa Rev W H Fenton officiated the ring ceremony The bride wore a brown traveling suit and matching accessories The only attendants were Mr and Mrs R L Beight After a brief wedding trip the couple will ride on Sheridan avenue in this city

North East Club entertains at Wright apartments gathering

Mrs Veryl Hartzell hosted North East Club members at her Wright apartments home Thursday evening. Ken sington and chat provided diversions. Miss Louise Bowman, special guest, assisted with refreshments as orange and black decorations set the theme. The meeting adjourned with Mrs John Kahrer of Blaine street.

North East Club Veryl Hartzell Wright Apartments Kensington Chat Louise Bowman John Kahrer Blaine Street

Miss Mae Eisler and George A Keil Jr wed in Beaver Falls

Miss Mae Eisler and George A Keil Jr both of College Hill Beaver Falls were married Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Third U P church parsonage by Rev S B Copeland in a ring ceremony. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Beaver Falls after.

Mae Eisler George A. Keil, Jr College Hill Beaver Falls U. P Rev S. B. Copeland Mrs. Keil

Birthday Surprise for A. R. Kerr on 79th Anniversary

A. R. Kerr of North Beaver Street celebrated his 79th birthday with a family gathering Thursday afternoon. Children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended sharing a social time and presenting many gifts to the honored guest.

A. R. Kerr North Beaver Street

Dr Alice Jones to speak on Psychology of the Mind

Monday afternoon October 19 at 3 o clock Dr Alice Jones of New Brighton will address the Woman's club on the Psychology of the mind.

Alice Jones New Brighton Woman’s Club

Beavercounty Clinic Head Delivers Psychology Talk in Ellwood City

Dr Jones, holder of a Ph D from the University of Pennsylvania and head of Beaver county mental clinic, leads an extension course from Geneva College and currently teaches a class in Psychology of the Abnormal in Ellwood City. The subject is of vital interest and the public is invited.

Fifteen Art Club Members Tour International Exhibit

Fifteen members of the New Castle Art Club visited Pittsburgh to view the International Art Exhibit at the Carnegie Art Institute. James C. Boudreau guided the tour and explained the works representing each country. The first regular meeting is set for November 19 at Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger's Laurel Boulevard home with Owen Fox speaking on Indian Art and Lore.

New Castle Art Club Pittsburgh Carnegie Art Institute James C. Boudreau Pittsburgh Public Schools Marcus Feuchtwanger Laurel Boulevard Owen Fox

Gramada Kensington Members Hostess Guests Enjoy Evening

Gramada Kensington members were guests of Mrs. Paul Griffith on West Washington Street Thursday evening. Cards and fancy work provided entertainment and refreshments followed in the dining room. Miss Olivia Griffith assisted and was a special guest. A Hallowe en dinner for members and husbands is planned in two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. C L Hughes Albert Street.

Gramada Kensington Paul Griffith West Washington Street Olivia Griffith Hallowe’en C. L. Hughes Albert Street

Mutato Club Holds Luncheon at Mrs Moser Home

Eight Mutato Club members were honored at a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Moser on Wilmington Road. Hallowe en decor marked the placed tables and Mrs. Moser’s daughter Marjory assisted. After luncheon social time followed. On October 29 Mrs Lee Pyle of Nes hannock Avenue will host a 11 am luncheon.

Mutato Club George Moser Wilmington Road Hallowe'en Marjory Lee Pyle Neshannock Avenue

Tureen Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Gordon for T M B Club

Mrs Cecil Gordon hosted a tureen luncheon at her Cherry Street home for T M B club members with an elaborate menu. Mrs Clare Holtsclaw assisted. Mrs Carl Smith was elected secretary and Mrs Cecil Gordon treasurer. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jack Biddle of Etna Street.

Cecil Gordon Cherry Street T. M. B. Club Clare Holtsclaw Carl Smith Jack Biddle Etna Street

Alegre Club Holds Social Meeting at Mrs Burr’s Home

The Ale gre Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Howard Burr’s Bay street residence on Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed social time and refreshments. Hostess aides were Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Shirk. In three weeks Mrs. Herbert Johnston on East Washington street will host.

The Alegre Club Howard Burr Bay Street George Parker Shirk Herbert Johnston East Washington Street

Mrs Hoover Hosts Kensington Members in 1919

Mrs E J Hoover welcomed Kensington members at her Winter avenue home on Thursday evening. Social pastimes were enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Dorothy Hoover. In two weeks Mrs George Worling will entertain at her Ray street home.

E. J. Hoover Kensington Winter Avenue Dorothy Hoover George Woodring Ray Street

Daughters Of Veterans Plan November Social

The Daughters of Veterans arrange a social on November 4 at the I. O. O. F. hall on North Mill Street. A local talent program will feature the evening and State Inspector Mrs. Jessie Groves leads the committee.

Daughters of Veterans North Mill Street Jessie Groves

East New Castle Club Hosts Sewing Gathering

East New Castle club members met at Mrs. Edward Bean's home on Thursday afternoon with ten members present. Mrs. J W Emery and Mrs Lale Christie assisted in serving. The third Thursday of November, Mrs. Lale Christie will host the gathering.

East New Castle Club Edward Bean J. W. Emery Lale Christie

Halloween Party At Dean Block Studio

Mrs Luella Wilson hosted a Hallowe en party in her Dean block studio on Wednesday evening with twelve members. The evening featured games and contests followed by refreshments assisted by her daughter Isabel.

Studey Luella Wilson Dean Block Isael

Federation Meeting at YWCA Tuesday Afternoon

A meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the YWCA. Members are urged to attend.

Federation of Women’s Clubs

Saturday's Clubs Daughters of 1812 Event Noted

Daughters of 1812 and Mrs Harvey Brooks listed at Winter Avenue Indiana Girls and Miss Mildred Doyle of Sharon Pa as participants in a Saturday gathering.

Daughters of 1812 Harvey Brooks Winter Avenue Indiana Mildred Doyle Sharon

Ladies Aid Society Elects Savannah MKE Officers

Mrs Sarah J Wright was elected president of the Ladies Aid society of Savannah M.KE church at the annual election. Mrs Claude Downs was named vice president, Mrs Harvey Booker secretary and Mrs L M Reed treasurer. An all day meeting with noon dinner by Section B.

Sarah J. Wright Ladies Aid Society of Savannah M. KE Claude Downs Harvey Booker L. M. Reed

Philathea Class Meets at Mrs. McKibben Home

Members of the Philathea Bible class of the First Baptist Sunday school will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Stella McKibben at 305 Meyer Avenue. Miss Ruby Chapman will be associate hostess.

First Baptist Sunday School Stella McKibben Meyer Avenue Ruby Chapman

Daughters of America Meet Tonight in McGoun Hall

The Daughters of America plan a 7:30 PM meeting in McGoun Hall. After standard business, a euchre game will be enjoyed for members and friends.

Daughters of America Daughters ‘of America McGoun Hall

Local Births and Visits Noted in Marion Area

Mrs D Sloat of Marion visits Mrs Harry Riley while P B Campbell of Adams Street travels to Indiana Pa. Kenneth Butler announces the birth of a son born October 14. F H Cypher leaves for Canada and Niagara Falls. William J Gallagher and wife announce a son born October 10. Mrs Richard Kiddle and Mrs A C Gebike are house guests of Mrs Harold Matthews on Wilmington Avenue.

Adams Street Indiana Kenneth Butler Dickson Street F. H. Cypher East Boyles Avenue Canada Niagara Falls William J. Gallagher West Washington Street Richard Kiddle Kinsman, O A. C. Gebike Ashtabula, O Harold Matthews Wilmington Avenue

Birthday Celebration At Orville Macomn Home

Thirty five friends and relatives gathered at Orville Macomn's Harlansburg road home for a birthday anniversary. Piano solos and radio music provided entertainment. Many gifts were given to the honoree and refreshments were served by the ladies with yellow and white decor.

Orville Macomn Harlansburg Road

Mrs Brenneman Hosts Iona Kensington Members at Croton

Mrs W J Brenneman entertained Iona Kensington members at her Croton avenue home on Thursday afternoon with music and fancy work as the main attractions. Pink and white refreshments complemented the dining room decor and the hostess was assisted by Mrs Frank Glasgow. In two weeks Mrs Edward Carr of Dewey avenue will be hostess.

W. J. Brenneman Iona Kensington Croton Avenue Frank Glasgow Edward Carr Dewey Avenue

Reading Circle Meeting at Mrs Robison's Home

The Reading Circle will meet Monday afternoon at 2 15 at the home of Mrs R J Robison on Grant Street.

Reading Circle R. J. Robison Grant Street

Masquerade Party At Mrs Jack Marshall's Home

A number of guests were entertained at a masquerade party on Thursday evening in the home of Mrs Jack Marshall in Fast Washing.

Jack Marshall

Capitol Hosts Special Matinee of The Gold Rush

Mer Burke of the Capitol wins producer consent for a school matinee of The Gold Rush tomorrow morning. Show starts at ten o'clock with doors opening at nine thirty. admission for children is 16 cents, adults pay 50 cents.

Mer. Burke The Capitol

Halloween Party Highlights with Decorations and Games

The event on ton street featured Black cats and pumpkins as decorations. Attendees enjoyed music and games with Alec Black and Mrs. James Still serving refreshments.

Mrs Ketler Returns From Harrisburg Convention

Mrs Martha Ketler of Court Street returns from Harrisburg Pennsylvania where she attended the annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. En route home she spent time at Gettysburg.

Martha Ketler Court Street Harrisburg Woen's Christian Temperance Union Gettysburg

Reverend and Mrs Davis Assist Lebanon Concert

Reverend and Mrs Homer B Davis of Epworth street assisted in a concert held at the new Methodist church in Lebanon Pennsylvania on Thursday. Reverend Davis sang in the men's chorus.

Homer B. Davis Epworth Street Hell New Methodist Church Lebanon, Pa Davis

Quartet Accompanies Tenor Albert Marrott in Jamestown

The quartet and Mrs. Davis accompanied tenor Albert Marrott of Jamestown New York on the piano during the program.

Street Department to Repair Sankey Street

James Rogan complained to council that Sankey Street between West North Street and West Washington Street is in poor condition and hard for auto traffic. The communication was referred to the Street Department for action.

James Rogan Council Sankey Street West North Street West Washington Street Street Department For Action

Council Grants Sewer Construction Permit on Franklin Ave

The council today granted A. C. Lusk permission to construct a 40 foot sanitary sewer in Franklin avenue.

A. C. Lusk Franklin Avenue

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