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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
3
With September underway many local social organizations announce a week of reunions dances and weddings. Events include the Patterson McAnlis and Mitchell reunions the Alameda club picnic and multiple entertainments at homes churches and clubs through Tuesday and beyond.
Miss Helen M. Kin near daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kinnear of Highland avenue and Mr. Allan C. Staley of New York wed July 7 while visiting Pittsburgh. The ceremony remained secret until a week ago at Tippecanoe, Ohio where Mr. Staley’s parents hosted the announcement. The couple will reside in Tippecanoe.
Miss Frances Allen of the Fountain Inn will depart about September 15 for Washington D C to enter a convent school.
The American Women's Guild releases its 1908 09 year book, outlining a rich program with hostesses and papers for each date from September to June. Officers from last year are re elected and a reunion is planned for September 1909 at Princeton Station. Local members noted attending the meeting and social events.
More than 100 relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Sarah Elder's home in Harlansburg on Saturday for the Roberts reunion. A noon dinner was followed by an afternoon business meeting.
The Cooper siblings eight in number gathered at Matthews grove on the Sharon car line for a long overdue reunion. A mid day feast followed by social time marked the event as farewell plans were made for Mr. and Mrs. J A Kelso of Grand Island Nebraska who depart soon for home. Attendees included Henry Cooper and Mrs. Benjamin Banks. Mrs. Mary Edwards. Mrs. Rue Cox and Wilson Cooper of Pulaski township. Charles Cooper of New Brighton. John Cooper of Mt. Jackson. Mrs. A Kelso and distant guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper of New Brighton.
Relatives and friends of John David and Ira McKee of Marysville and Charles McKee of Philadelphia visiting the city have arranged a family basket picnic at McKee's Springs on the George McKee farm in Neshannock township. The event is set for Wednesday with a general invitation to all friends and relatives to join and meet the visitors.
Miss Marjorie Brown will attend as maid of honor for her sister Miss Florence Brown. Dr R W Mongan will be best man. The ceremony at noon Wednesday will be officiated by Rev C W Tinsley with J W Blackburn and William Phibbs as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Uber and son Charles Young, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Baldwin, Miss Jean Young, and Geo. Glenn of this city drove to McConnells Mills Sunday afternoon and had dinner at Kildoo's.
Late church notices report plans for Rev Higley away at conference. First Presbyterian invites all women to a Friday 8 PM mission social. Reformed Presbyterian plans Tuesday session and Thursday rally with refreshments. Sunday schools rally day follows, ending with a pastor sermon. Mahoningtown Women’s Missionary group meets Wednesday afternoon and session holds a picnic at Mrs Hunter’s Friday.
Foreign office says Madrid notified that Spain agrees to the French draft terms for the Moroccan entente. The joint note from the two mandatories under the Algeciras treaty will be shown to the signatories soon.
A sequence of brief notes lists residents and visitors including George Ashton ill at 535 Pollock Avenue, Mrs Elmer Zerner visiting Braddock relatives, Maude McCullough leaving for Niles and Youngstown, George Westlake returning from Meadville, Gladys Love visiting Olean and Jane Love in Pine Street, J M Hamilton returning from New York, Henrietta Herrick visiting Ruth Mosman in Young Street and returning to Warren, Mary Starr Charnley returning from Cass Lake, Dr J H Miller hosting Charles Wentz and Arlington Septer of Weissport, Mary Chamberlain returning home from London Ohio, F E Zerner visiting with George Wise and daughter Mary of Youngstown at Conneaut Lake, and Mrs Robert Patterson visiting with her daughter Mrs W B Caldewell in Walnut Street.
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