Tuesday Kensington Masquerade Party
The Hallo we en masquerade hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Morris on Centennial street drew the Tuesday Kensington club and guests for an evening of games music and stunts with original costumes. Rev P H Lynch pastor of First Baptist McKeesport appeared with family and was honored at a state meeting for his role in the ministerial union. A lunch followed and plans were announced for future club entertainments at Wallace and Gregory homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Hallowe’en
Stanley Treser
Podunk
P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
McKeesport
Norristown
Erie
N. L. Gardner
C. L. Hughes
Frank Hayden
R. C. Fralick
W. F. Gardner
Wallace Avenue
Masquerade Dance Lights Up New Castle Field Club
About seventy five couples attended the New Castle Field Club masquerade dance Friday night with dancing from 9 to 2. Prizes went to ladies most original and prettiest and to gentlemen most original and most comical. A buffet lunch followed. decorations, refreshments and music were organized by local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’ En
New Castle Field Club
Harry Lampe
Alice Smith
John §. Farr
Harold
Earl Rigby
John Art
Wo Ow, Horner
Jane Phillips
Fred Bakin
Shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Majors at Princeton home
A miscellaneous shower celebrated the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Majors at the home of Mrs. A. L. Jones in Princeton. Guests from Youngstown New Castle Princeton and nearby areas attended with Hallowe en decor and informal games. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Majors
A. L. Jones
Princeton
Sara Gardner
Florence Shaffer
Cecil Jones
Herbert Taylor
Ruth
Youngstown
Ohio
Dward Jones
Willis Lutz
Carl
A. C. Gardner
Herman
Paul McCready
New Castle
R. K. Shaffer
Marjory
Edward Eckert
Evelyn
Leona
Edward
Robert
Harold Dinsmore
Majors
A. L Ones
Jarvis Dinner Club Hosts Halloween Evening
Mr and Mrs W R Jarvis hosted the North Highland Dinner Club at the Bedford Inn on Friday night. An elaborate menu and Halloween color decor complemented table settings for sixteen with special guests Mrs Paul Jarvis Mrs J W Sarver and Miss Lillian Sarver. In three weeks Mr and Mrs C H Milholland will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jarvis
Edgewood Avenue
North Highland Dinner Club
Bedford Inn
Paul Jarvis
J. W. Sarver
Lillian Sarver
C. H. Milholland
Winter Avenue
Heidish Family Announces Son Charles Accepts Job in Miami
Mr and Mrs H D Heidish of West Washington street report their son Charles has left Miami after two months away and accepted a position with a New Jersey firm in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Heidish
West Washington Street
Charles
Miami
Florida
New Jersey
Halloween Party Unites Area Young People
The Young People's Societies of Bethel U P Mt Jackson U BP and Westfield Presbyterian held a Halloween masquerade at Westfield Grange Hall. About 100 attended with an engaging program and seasonally themed refreshments. Prizes for masquerade types were awarded by judges from the three churches to winners including Mrs. Wright Hofmaster Mrs. Howard Butler Miss Catherine Mayes Mrs. Robert Hamill and Miss Pauline Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel U. P
Mt. Jackson
Wright Hofmaster
Howard Butler
Catherine Mayes
Robert Hamill
Pauline Wallace
W. S. Caskey
Mt. Jackson U. P
John Kyle
Hethel l. P
Mrs. W.S. Fullerton
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Dinner At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian men hosted a fellowship dinner for about two hundred guests on Friday evening. Dr. J A Kelso of Western Theological Seminary spoke about Petra the Ruined City of Arabia, showing sixty slides from his Arabia trip. Tickets were arranged by a committee with members including Lewis McCamb and William Rubel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Kelso
Western Theological Seminary
Petra
Arabia
Kelso
Lewis McCamb
William Rubel
Walter Sample
William Butler
Robert McBurney
George Ramsey
Kenneth Staley
Forrest Thompson
J. J. Madigan
Albert Street
Harry Gibson
Llewellyn Jones
David Gamble
Masquerade Party Honors Two Sons at Walnut Street Home
Mr and Mrs P L R McLafferty entertained thirty three guests Friday evening in honor of their sons Jack and Billy at a masquerade party. Guests included many Misses and Messrs from the community. The Minerva Club visitors enjoyed needlework and conversation at Mrs Clarence Updegraffs home on Laurel avenue. Refreshments were served and Mrs Ford Fulkerson will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL R, McLafferty
Walnut Street
Jack
Billy
Louise Young
Retta Glenn
Roselpha
Catherine Hatsuff
June
Mary Lou Travers
Madine Conner
Rose Green
Margaret Waddlinger
Betty
Lillian Health
Madeline
Ruth Patterson
Leah O'Neill
Audrey McLafferty
James Beckbloom
Walter Hammond
James Daly
Robert McArthur
Thomas Carrigan
Jack Travers
Thomas Cunningham
Jessie McArthur
Jack Meckling
James Shaffer
Ray Nichols
Robert Fulkerson
Orlan Caissa
Billy Young
James McArthur
Minerva Club
Clarence Updegraff
Laurel Avenue
Charles McCague
Braddock
Colgan
Clifford Colgan
Ford Fulkerson
Crawford Avenue
Hallowe'en Masquerade At Ruth Norris Home
Miss Ruth Norris hosted a Halloween masquerade at her Cunningham avenue residence on Friday evening. Guests enjoyed social time and later refreshments as the masked gathering continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Ruth Norris
Cunningham Avenue
Halloween Masquerade Party At Ball Home
A group of school friends gathered Friday at Miss Jean and Jack Ball’s home on Mast Washington Street for a Halloween masquerade. Prizes went to Stewart Loveridge and Charles Bookover. Guests included Dor othy Uber Helen Garber Ruth Campbell Mary W Richards June Fowler Margaret Adelaide Louise Tempesta Dorothy Uber Ruth Miller John Morgan Samuel Fowler Fred Cunningham Harry Jones Albert Jones Audrey Fig uly and others. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ball with help from Mrs List and Mrs Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Jack Ball
Mast Washington Street
Stewart Loveridge
Charles Bookover
Hallowe'en Tones
Frank Ball
Louis List
Joseph Campbell
Jean Parker
Virginia Lowery
Ruth
Elizabeth Campbell
Marie Campbell
Masquerade Party Honors Miss Stephene Secholler
Miss Irene McLafferty hosted a masquerade at 4 Dewey Avenue on Friday evening in honor of her cousin Miss Stephene Secholler of Sharon. The event featured orange and black decor, games and contests, followed by refreshments. Guests included Misses Gladys Thompson Alice Schuller Margaret Thompson May Wise Florence Kneram Leona Emery Blanche Lorenz and Messrs Harold Livesay Frank Pitzer Howard Fill Joseph Cotton Robert Griffith Richard Black and Orville Burkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McLafferty
Dewey Avenue
Stephene Secholler
Sharon
Gladys Thompson
Alice Schuller
Margaret Thompson
May Wise
Florence Kneram
Leona Emery
Blanche Lorenz
Messrs
Harold Livesay
Frank Pitzer
Howard Fill
Joseph Cotton
Robert Griffith
Richard Black
Orville Burkman
Masquerade Party Evening Hosted By Miss Hazel Reed
Miss Hazel Reed of near Volant hosted a masquerade party Thursday evening with music games and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Sontag and children Earl and Gladys Mr and Mrs Andrew Wilson and children Henry Mable Martha Homer Bertha and Lois Mrs Charles Brickner and children Charles Melba and Marvin Mr and Mrs Walker and children Raymond Anna Harold and Earl Le Roy Davis Mr and Mrs Edward Reed and children Hazel Sarah Donald and Kenneth and Mrs McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Reed
Near Volant
John Sontag
Earl
Gladys
Andrew Wilson
Henry
Mable
Martha
Homer
Bertha
Lois
Charles Brickner
Charles
Melba
Marvin
Walker
Raymond
Anna
Harold
Leroy
Marriage of Mattie Douglas to Arthur Platts in Youngstown
Mr and Mrs Henry W Douglas announce the marriage of their daughter Mattie to Arthur E Platts of Youngstown. The ceremony was Thursday at 2 PM at Primitive Methodist church with Rev H J Buckingham officiating. The couple will reside at 140 Hilton Avenue Youngstown after a lake trip. Twenty members of the H G L Girls Club held a Halloween masquerade Friday with Miss Ruth Stroble winning best costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Douglas
Reynolds Street
Mattie
Arthur E. Plotts
Youngstown
Primitive Methodist
H. J. Buckingham
Mrs. Platts
Hilton Avenue
H. G. L. Girls Club
Hallowe'en
Harry Maughan
Galbreath Avenue
Ruth Stroble
McConnell
Jeanette McConnell
Revelers in Halloween Masquerade by Re united Ladies League
Thirty seven members of the Re united Ladies League attended a masquerade party at Mrs. Anna Bennett's home on Atlantic avenue. Four Ryan performed mouth organ and harp solos. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Swarget, Mrs. William H. Cox, and Mrs. John Davis. The rooms wore Halloween colors and a buffet lunch was served. Mrs. George Wyman will host on Maryland avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reunited Ladies League
Anna Bennett
Atlantic Avenue
Ryan
Organ Recital By Harold Funkhauser At Local Church
Under the Queen Esther Auxiliary of the First Methodist church Harold Funkhauser organist at Westminster church Youngstown Ohio will give an organ recital Tuesday evening November 10. Funkhauser formerly served as organist at the First Methodist church of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Harold Funkhauser
Westminster Church
Youngstown
Mr. Funkhauser
First Methodist Ehcurch
Billy Maine's Overseas Revue in France Musical Comedy
A chorus of press reviews from various cities lauds Billy Maine's Overseas Revue Somewhere In France as a first class musical comedy. The show promises originality and features not yet seen by local audiences, ensuring an evening of amusement for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Maine
France
Masquerade Party Hosts Entertain Quanequa Club Members
Mr and Mrs Howard Platt Mee han and Mr and Mrs William Stew art hosted a mas party at the farmers home on Crawford avenue. The Quanequa club and their husbands attended with novelty Halloween decor in orange and black. The best costume prize went to Mr and Mrs Walter Hemphill. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis and Mr and Mrs Trader. Games and music provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Platt Meehan
William Stewart
Quanequa Club
Farmers
Crawford Avenue
Hallowe’es
Walter Hemphill
Wnth
Lewis
Trader
Lillian McQuiston Weds Peter Terlinden in Chewton
Miss Lillian McQuiston daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence McQuiston Moravia Stop wed Peter Terlinden son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Terlinden Frisco in a ceremony at the First Christian church Chewton Rev Durbin officiated Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth St John wore blue satin and Theodore Terlinden acted as best man A wedding dinner followed for immediate families and the couple will reside in Frisco Terlinden is employed by the National Tube Company of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Chewton
Durbin
Lillian McQuiston
Clarence McQuiston
Moravia
Peter Terlinden
Theodore Terlinden
Frisco
Elizabeth St. John
Mr. Terlinden
National Tube Company
Ellwood City
Masquerade Party Hosted at Harry Johns Residence
A number of guests attended a masquerade party at the home of Harry Johns on Tuesday evening with music and games. Refreshments were later served by Mrs. Johns assisted by Mrs. Charles Kwiat. The gathering included the Minteer and Bleakney families and numerous Kwiat relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johns
Johns
Charles Kwiat
Robert Minteer
Frank Minteer
Laura Minteer
Olive Bleakney
Esther Phillips
Lucille Kwiat
Mary Yakubic
Elizabeth Yakubic
Margaret Aberm
Lawrence McCaslin
Masquerade Party at Reed Home Hosts 40 Guests
Mrs. Virginia Reed and her sons Claude and Delbert entertained about 40 guests at a masquerade party on Neshannock avenue Thursday evening. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Mary Riley and her children Teresa and Charles. Miss Tillie Minisky performed piano numbers and lunch was served by Mrs. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reed
Claude
Delbert
Neshannock Avenue
Mary Riley
Teresa
Charles
Tillie Minisky
Reed
Halloween Party At Mrs Strain Home Aboard Shaw Street
Br. D. G. club associates attended a Hallowe en party at Mrs Susan Strain's Shaw Street home Friday evening. Dancing music and games highlighted the entertainment. Mrs Charlotte Donnelly won the prize and also assisted the hostess in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. D. G. Club
Hallowe'en
Susan Strain
Shaw Street
Charlotte Donnelly
Masquerade Party Hosts BB. B. Club Families
Members of the BB. B. club and their families attended a masquerade party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dickson on Maitland Street Friday evening. Rooms were decorated with seasonal themes and games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BB. B. Club
J. G. Dickson
Maitland Street
Social gathering with refreshments hosted by two women
The event featured music as a main diversion and was later treated to delicious refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs A Tuntson and Mrs D L Shields assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tuntson
D. L. Shields
Masquerade Night at Sons of Veterans Hall
Sixty guests including Daniel Leasure post members and Spanish American War Veterans attended a masquerade at the Sons of Veterans hall on Thursday. The evening featured dancing, card playing, and fortune telling with Halloween themed refreshments served by the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leasure Post
Sons of Veterans Hall
Local Dinner Honoring Salt Lake City Guest at Chanpiman Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Chanpiman of Cumberland Avenue entertained at a family dinner Friday evening for their house guest Gilbert McClean from Salt Lake City. The table was attractively decorated with seasonal touches, with 20 covers. Hostess aided by Mrs C Gorley and Mrs red Donalds. Informal pastimes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Chanpiman
Cumberland Avenue
Gilbert McClean
Salt Lake City
C. Gorley
Red Donalds
1919 Kensington Enjoys Chicken Supper at Woodring Home
The 1919 Kensington group held a chicken supper at Mrs. George Woodring's Ray Street home on Thursday evening with Tallowe'en decorations and lighted candles as a centerpiece. Hostess helpers included Misses Rose and Jane Weber, with Mrs. D. D. Valiensi of Lincoln Avenue slated to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
George Woodring
Ray Street
Tallowe’en
Rose
Jane Weber
D. D. Valiensi
Lincoln Avenue
Masquerade Party Lights Up Fox Residence
Mrs. Glenn Fox on Whippo Street hosted a Sk T club masquerade gathering Friday evening with twenty guests. The event featured contests Hallows Eve games and refreshments served to close the pleasant night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Fox
Whippo Street
Sk. @. T. club
Reentry Meeting Held by A. C. Club
The A. C. club associates held their reentur meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Dickson of Cunningham Avenue as hostess. After a brief business session, members enjoyed fancy work and social chat. A dainty lunch was provided by the hostess and Mrs. Alice Coreya assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Club
Frank Dickson
Cunningham Avenue
Alice Coryea
Hershey Auxiliary Plans Monday Meeting at Lincoln Avenue Home
The Hershey auxiliary will meet Monday evening November 2 at the Lincoln Avenue home of Mrs. Lee Boyles with Mrs. St Perry, Mrs. George Carpenter, Miss Eva Rearie, Mrs. Ola Crill, and Mrs. Harry Rea serving as associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Lee Boyles
Lincoln Poreaua
St. Perry
George Carpenter
Eva Rearie
Ola Crill
Harry Rea
Mrs Pyle Hosts J M Club Meeting At Croton Home
Mrs Clarence Pyle of Croton Avenue will entertain members of the J. M. club at her home on Wednesday evening November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pyle
Croton Avenue
J. M. Club
Sunshine Kensington to Entertain Members Monday Evening
Mrs. Gatherine Engs of Green Street will entertain members of the Sunshine Kensington at their Green Street location Monday evening. A chicken and pie supper will be held at Union Baptist Church tonight and Sunday with a bazaar continuing through the end of the week hosted by Local 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Kensington
Gatherine Engs
Green Street
Union Baptist Church
Maet Meek
The Wife Who Wasnt Wanted Brings Rich Gordon Back
Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon headline The Wife Who Wasnt Wanted at The Capitol with Jerry O Meara Co. The comedy follows a mother sacrificing happiness and husband to save her son facing manslaughter charges, leading to a dramatic climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rich
Huntley Gordon
Warner Bros
Agidin
Warners
the Capitol
Jerry O'Meara
Mr. Gordon
Damon and
Pythias
The
Silver Sheet
Ixkentucky
Gordon
Miss Rich
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Joseph Morris
Centennial Street
Yucatan Club
H. R. Gregory
Yucatan
Athinson Painy & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Dan Is
P. Hall
East Washington Street
Elam’s Orchestra
Jack Gerson
Your Jeweler
Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North Mercer St
Penn Theatre
N. H. Dinner Club
E. M. M’creary
Metzler
New Castle’s Best
North Beaver
First Presbyterian
Mather Bros., Co
Washington St
Brown & Ham
Ilton Company
Douglass-Plotts
H. G. L. Girls
Leaguc
Wettich Hall
Martin
Fivenings Party
B.D. G. Club
Veterans Vmojoy Party
Hensington
BO. T. Chub
U. A. C. Club
J. OT
Beal Ween
Capitol
Palais Royale
Berney Mack
Royal Serenaders
al and
Tiarry
Ronald Colman
Wilma Bank
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
W. J. Offutt CO
Spen
VP. AE
the International
Mew Castle
Jeannette
Cand Ff
Youngs
New Castle Mutual Bldg, and Loan Association
East
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
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