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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
3
Shenango Chapter No. 333 Order of Eastern Star will host a card party on November 16 at the I. O. F. hall from 9 p.m. to midnight. Bridge and five hundred will be featured with all members and friends invited. Captains are Mrs. Celia Wolford, Mrs. Helen Ramsey, Mrs. Dayie Parsons, Mrs. Bess Pond, with many committee members assisting.
Mrs Walter Kirker and Mrs Harry Day co hosted a Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs S W Lowers Park avenue for YMCA staff and families. Decorations in Halloween tones and various games and contests provided the entertainment with special guests Mr and Mrs John Jackson and daughter Katherine and Mr and Mrs S W Lowers. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
Members of the Four Leaf Clover Club called on Mrs. Leopold De Fiore on Croton avenue Wednesday evening. Sewing and games provided entertainment. Halloween refreshments were served. Miss Erminia De Fiore of Mill street will entertain in two weeks.
Miss Hanna Moore, bride elect in November, honored at a linen shower at Shenango Valley hospital hosted by hospital officers. Guests included Ada Rogers, Louise Isaac, Anna Crider, Mada Auble, Jessie Chain, George Moore, Mildred McClelland, Harriet Nicklin, and Lottie Nicklin. Refreshments were served by Lydia MacKinney, Margaret Minteer, and Alice Howells.
The annual masquerade dance at the New Castle Field Club will run Friday night from 9 to 2. Prizes will reward best original and comical costumes. decorations managed by a listed committee, with refreshments and music provided by designated hosts and performers.
Cecil Potter hosted a Hallowe en party for eleven members of the Sabbath School class at Epworth M e Church Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs C R Potter with help from Miss Lavern Cooley and Mrs Sara Potter. Attendants included Charles Chamberlain Russell Carson Edward Davis Glenn Dick Ralph Hoffmaster Paul Lusk Norman McCracken Harold Shackley with special guests Walter Aiken and Leonard Cooley.
Rainbow club members enjoyed a 6 o'clock dinner in the Elks club private dining room with flowers as a centerpiece. Covers were arranged for 14. On November 6 Mrs. Arthur Mayberry of East Washington street will entertain.
The family of Andrew Krestel Sr of 906 State Street expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death. They especially thank the Carnegie Steel Company and acknowledge floral tributes and expressions of sympathy from neighbors and friends. Rosina and Andrew Krestel Jr mother and son Local 11.
Mr and Mrs John Kaufman hosted a masquerade party on East Washington Street in honor of their twenty ninth wedding anniversary. The event also marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Emmette Gillespie with music, games and cards. Gift presentations and refreshments followed by Mrs John Linn Mrs Clarence Gillespie and Mrs Elmer Suber.
Mrs. Ada McFarland hosted a birthday anniversary gathering at her home near HarLansburg last Saturday. A noon chicken dinner and chrysanthemums decorated the table were followed by music and social pastimes with relatives and neighbors in attendance.
Members of the C. C. class at Croton Avenue M. E. held a Hallowe'en party at teacher Mrs. E A Cook's home. The event featured a bean guessing contest a dancing animal a doll show and a pantomime ghost story with prizes to Miss Ruth Thompson and Blanche Harris.
The Third United Presbyterian Sunday school W. W. M. G. group enjoyed a masquerade party at teacher Mrs. Robert Vorous home on Morton street. The evening featured Halloween pastimes and a delicious supper. Committee members included Ernest Criswell Ed Kline Betty Bevan and Joe Davis.
Members of the E. O. T. Club and guests attended a mas masquerade gathering at Mrs. Marty Meckling's residence on East Washington street Wednesday evening. Varied contests and Hallowe'en themed refreshments complemented the event with Mrs. Fulmer assisting.
Members of the Arcadian club were delightfully entertained at a Hallowe en party held Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs. John McCullough on East Main Street. The home was appropriately decorated.
Members spent hours in the dining room enjoying chat and games. A pumpkin centerpiece filled with fruit and nuts adorned the table as Mrs. Lee Davids helped the hostess serve. In two weeks they will meet with Miss Elsie Johnson of Maryland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hoover entertained friends at a masquerade party on Wednesday evening at Sheridan avenue. Halloween themed decor included black cats pumpkins and corn shocks. Prizes went to Miss Zeigler and Mrs. Robert Straley. Hosts and helpers served refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Bryan entertained many friends at a masquerade at their Adams street home. Games and music provided the evening’s chief diversions. Guests included Helen Wallace Gladys Grey Ruth Walker Nellie Zeigler Betty Bevan Maude Zeigler Ernest Criswell Edward Kline LeRoy Book Ward Young Presley Book Floyd Smock Clair Badger Andrew Henderson and many more with Mrs W O Bryan and Mrs Book helping serve.
Miss Frances Ackerman of Stanton avenue hosted Centennial Club members at a masquerade party Wednesday evening. Special guests included Miss Lillian Boyd Miss Frances Boyd and Leah Parker. Prizes went to Miss Eleanor Abrey and Miss Lillian Boyd. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Myra Ackerman. In two weeks Miss Mae Donnelly of West Washington street will host.
Twelve members attended a gathering at Mrs Hattie Nowling's West Washington street home Wednesday evening. Orange and black decorations, radio music and chat provided entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs W Clark and Mrs Floyd Nowling as special guests. A theatre party was planned for two weeks hence.
Twelve members gathered for a tureen luncheon at Mrs Paul Smith home on Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday noon. The table featured Halloween decorations and aides included Mrs Clarence Frey and Mrs David Nelson. The upcoming regular meeting is set for Friday November 6 with Mrs Paul Smith on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Mrs Milton Marshall hosted the Y O A girls at her N Walnut street home on a Wednesday evening. Fancy work and music were the main pastimes and later delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.
A promotional piece touts a liver gland secretion from ox as the sole method to increase bile, claim its tablets Dioxel improve bile flow and relieve bowel indigestion. It urges readers to send coupons for samples and a book to learn what Drexel does, promising results by morning.
Whitehall Pharmacal Co Inc advertises free Diexell samples at 598 Madison Avenue New York. Trial offer labeled Free No 551 C invites readers to request the samples by mail.
Tess assisted by Mrs. Daniel Pitzer and Mrs. S. R. Marshall. Upcoming meetings include Mrs. Thomas Perrott on Norwood Avenue, Mrs. James Harris on Centennial Street, and various club leaders on Delaware Avenue, Edgewood Avenue, Phillips Street, Cunningham Avenue, and other local streets. 1914 Book clubs and social groups named with member hosts.
Miss Mary Edmunds hosted the 8S. B. G. Club on South Mercer Street with social chat and music led by Miss Frances Gibson at the piano. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Mary Edmunds and helpers, as officers were elected for the year: Martha Lloyd president Catherine Ainsley treasurer Anna Fletcher secretary. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Eleanor McKibben on Maryland Avenue.
Friends gathered Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry in Taylor Street for a masquerade party. Black and orange decorations set a seasonal mood with games and dainty refreshments later served by Mrs. Perry with assistance from Mrs. F Casburn and Miss Irene Perry. Attendees included Misses Muriel Irene Elizabeth Lutz Mary Greig Lottie Hammond and Messrs Burton Lutz James Frisby Carl Bowden and Lorrin Gray.
Entre Nous club members enjoyed a Wednesday evening party at the home of Mrs. W. N. Francis on Butler Avenue. Special guests included Mrs. A. R. Armstrong Mrs. W. Davis Mrs. N. J. Tindall and Mrs. Ira Widel. Social pastimes provided amusement and refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. M. St. Francis.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bauder entertained KB J A Club associates at six o clock on Clenmore boulevard with fall flowers radio music and games. In three weeks the members will visit Mr and Mrs Robert Lowery on Highland avenue.
The first private dance of the Winter season will be held at the Palais Royale on Friday evening November 6 from 9 to 1 with good music. Invitations have been issued to people in New Wilmington Grove City Sharon Ellwood City and Youngstown. The committee is Bill Newell and Don Russell.
The annual Halloween party for the employer of the Universal Sales company and their families occurred Wednesday evening October 28 in the companys sales room.
At 420 Croton Avenue a December evening featured dancing and card games as the main diversions. A committee served seasonal refreshments, drawing about 75 attendees including Mr and Mrs Bauman and Mr Slevin of Pittsburgh, Mr Schwaker of Canton Ohio, and Mr Banks of Youngstown Ohio.
The guests included the Misses Alliene McHard Annabell McChord Marian Wallover Leath Brest Ruth McConahy Lillian Wigley Mary Alice Wigley and the hostess at a refreshments gathering.
The S. of D. girls will meet with Mrs Marie Brenneman at 911 Maryland avenue on Monday evening November 2.
Four tables of euchre were in play Wednesday evening when Mrs Dorothy Brown on DuShane Street received members of the New Castle Hospital Guild in her home. High scores were won by Mrs P P Capitola and Mrs Thomas Vallely. Later refreshments were served. Will be with Mrs Frank Steckel on Ray Street.
Mrs Ja Fulkerson and several others attended a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday hosted by Mrs James Moorhead in Zelienople. Guests included Mrs James Rugh Mrs L G Nail Mrs Jennie Kiser Mrs Andrew Reider and Mrs Frank Fisher.
Mr and Mrs F L Remsey of East Washington street invite members of Mrs Strickler s Bible class and their families to a masquerade party Saturday evening for a social gathering and fun.
Misses Marjorie and Mary Ellen Gwin attend a masked party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gwin. Evening features include games and dancing with Halloween motifs shaping the event.
Mahoning book enthusiasts gathered at Liberty Street to discuss recent selections. Mrs F W Guy hosted the meeting, inviting members to share notes and opinions on the current reading list.
The Ma honing Book Club will entertain members Saturday afternoon replacing the previously scheduled Friday gathering.
New Castle Chapter No 105 Easten Star will hold a masquerade dance this evening at the I O O F hall for Eastern Star members and Masonic friends. The committee led by Mrs Jennie Hennon has arranged novelty features for the event.
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