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PAGE SIX TES NEW CASTLE HERALD Wednesday, July 21, 1915. Thursday Events. b. h. Wednesday, July 21, 1915.

B. H. Purely Personal July Sale of Gold Pin Sets 3 in Set for 10c New Mid-Summer Neckwear PARTY ON LAWN NUPTIAL EVENT An abundance of fresh new things in women's midsummer neckwear has arrived. The very latest creations just in time for women and girls wanting something new before leaving on summer trips. Awning Stripe Silk Mull Collar and Cuff Sets in black and whito and colors, 6uc Awning Stripe Silk Mull Collars new large shapes, 25o Cretonne Collars, overlaid with organdie, 50o Embroidered Orpandie Col.

las and Cuff Seta with scalloped edge 50o Marquisette Collars with roll edge, 25c Scalloped Edge Embroidered Organdie Collars in new flat shapes, 50c Large assortments of organdie and cretonne Puritan and Quaker collars, also new large and small flat collars' in organdie, plain and embroidered at 25c and 50c. The Greatest July Sale Interest is increasing daily in our Greatest July-Sale." More people are discovering the unparalled op-portunites for price-savings on just the very things they desire and need. New revised prices on hundreds of plus and odd lots of different kinds, and new mid-summer merchandise at special low July Sale prices. Men Remember the Shirt Sale at Hundreds of shirts have been sold in the semiannual sale which started Saturday and hundreds more will be in the next few days. The very great collection of shirts gathered for this half-yearly event insures good choosing for all this week.

Elcevia club members, their famil ies and friends, will have all day basket picnig at the Harbor, Annual reunion of descendants of William and Catherine Park at Cascade park. Royal club it to be entertained at home ot Mrs. J. I. Taylor, of Harbor.

A. C. kensington will meet with Mrs. ElUabeta Gaston, of Superior street. J.

Luncheon-bridge for Country club ladies at club house, 1 p. committeeMrs. Robert H. Cunningham and Miss Rachel Morehead. Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal church, have picnic supper at Cascade park, 6 o'clock In evening.

Mrs. Walter GUMand of Walnut street, entertains Loyal kensington club. West Side Sewing club meets with Mrs. Wm. Jackson, of South Lee ave nue.

Ko Bo girls are to meet at home of Misa Stella McCarthy, of Milton street. Marriage of Miss Pearl Weinberg, of South Mercer street and B. I. Mach, of Follansbee, W. In I.

O. F. hall in evening. Social Union members of First M. church are to be guests at porch, par- ty given by Mrs.

George Greer, of North Jefferson street. In afternoon. Mrs. Frank Hasson, of Carson street, will entertain West Side D. M.

club. Breakfast at the park in honor of Miss Anne Hansell, of Masonville, N. J. and Mies Dorothy Weinsweig, of East Liverpool. Etnanon club members have picnic dinner at the park at the noon hour.

Rita club has business meeting at millinery store of Miss Josephine Quinn of Neshannock avenue, 8 p. m. to complete plans for the camping trip. OPEV CANADIAN COTTAGE. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, of North Jefferson street, left Wednesday for Beaumaris. Ontario, where they will remain until sometime in September at their cottage which they have opened for the summer.

They were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Reis, of East street, who has gone for a visit with Miss Beulah Norris at the Norris cottage on Spar row Lake. RELIGIOUS AND FRATERNAL NEWS Daughters of Isabella. Daughters of Isabella are to meet at the home of Mrs. Bessie McGonlgle of North Jefferson street, tomorrow, Thursday, morning at 8:45 a. sharp to attend the funeral ot Miss Alice Rocks.

SmithA eld i Bible Class. The Smithfleld Bible class, of which Rev. J. C. Womer is teacher and Mrs.

Fields the president, have been meeting once a week for some time at the homes for Bible study. Tuesday evening the class had the last meeting of the summer at the West Washington street home of Rev. Womer. After the Bible study class a social time was enjoyed when Mrs. Womer served refreshments.

The class has adjourned until Tues day evening, September 7th, when they will meet at the home of Mrs. Staley, of West Washington street ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN China has three medical Institutions for women. Over 62,000 women In the united States cultivate fruit. There are over 13.000,000 mothers in the United States. Montclalr, N.

has a school tor domestic servants. The woman suffrage party In New York has 151,668 members. Holland housewives are complain ing of the shortage of female servants in that country. Very few of the nearly wom en scnooi teacners in iuo uuu Stnfps are married. Miss Alice Carpenter Is at the neaa of the women's department or a large New York bank.

Women are now being employed in all the large factories In fcngiaoa where munitions are manufactured. Madam George Dongian was the first woman to walk the streets of Constantinople with her face uncovered. Nellie Barker Is Chicago's champion rnnnwdv firirl. having deserted her parents once a week for the past year. Mlss Nevsa McMein, the well known illustrator of front covers for maga- sines, earn over fa.ooo a year irom her own work.

Miss Grace Breed, of Denver, earned all her expenses for one year at the Colorado Agricultural College by rafolng chickens on a vacant city lot. In America farmers' wives constitute the largest class of economically useful women, for they produce nlne-tentbs of the poultry products of the nation. Should Dr. Ella B. Everitt of Philadelphia, accept the presidency of Wilson College, she will be obliged to sacrifice a large medical practice which she now enjoys in the Quaker cny.

There are 44.84S women stocKnoia- em of tbe Pennsylvania railroad, representing 48.22 per cent of the total number of stockholders and holding 28.09 per cent of the stock. In the 43 years sne nas neen car rying the mail from the trains to the postofBce at Lancaster. Mrs. Samuel Walters has made 100,000 trips without missing a mall. Women will replace the 170,000 rarm workers who have been called to the front in England, Scotland and Wales.

Mrs. George welcn. wno toon charge of the Corpus Texas, postofflce recently, is believed to be the only woman in tne unuea Btates to have charge of a postofflce of the first-class. Miss Honors Whalen of Brie, ra the first girl to be graduated from the School of Agriculture at Pennsylvania State College, will undertake the management of her father's ranch in South Dakota. Nearly thirty trades in which wom- efi are employed, and more than 000 women workers wore represented at the meeting of the National Woman's Trade Union League held in New York City recently.

Parisian churchPS recently posted warnings to women that holy communion will be refused all women at- in All kinds all sizes Lubrication Miss Daisy Loftin, of Ray street, left last evening for a visit with relatives in Erie. John B. Loftin, of Ray street, is spending a ten days' vacation at Con-neaut Lake. Frank Porter, of Neshannock Is visiting his parents in Sharon. Jack Heagpey, who was called here Saturday -by the death of his father, Daniel Heagney, returned to his home in Farrell last evening.

Mrs. William Hankins and daugh- ter. Miss Gertrude, of Unlontown, arrived eanesaay for a lew aays I VlBlb nilU WUB, VI. 1IBUU pa. ot Beaver Falls, are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Edgar, of Blaine street, mi8B Elizabeth Rlilnd has returned in Rharnn vm Mr M. Bi Mumbaugh.

of Neshannock avenue. TTrmSfl of b---- WiwStSSfK VY Ul Miss Dorothy Weinsweig, of East Liverpool, is the guest of Miss ivvKmimui, ui vtueei, street, I Mrs. M. E. Mumbaugh.

of Neshan nock avenue, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clinefelter, of Clarksburg, for a week or two. Mlss Anetta McKee, of County line street, ftuanclal secretary of the Y. I u. has enn tn WwHleM nrt tu rnm tA n.

tn w.va f.a!?' I r'H1-' wbuucbuuj rur rie io bh cousin Miss Monica Eagan. for a Jobn D. Knox has returned to Cleve. land after a week's visit with Mr. and street, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Knox, qt Lincoln avenue. Mrs. John Knox has remained for a longer stay Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Offutt, of Albert street, have gone to Conneaut LaRe for a sojourn of two weeics Miss Olive McCullough, who was visiting Miss Georgia Clark, of the Hamilton apartments, for two weeks, has returned to her home in Warren, Ohio. Mrs. Ray Neville and daughter, Mary Louise, of Youngstown, are Rev- C. P.

Cfteeseman. of East Pittsburgh, visited his sons, John and George, near here, last week. Mra Moll)e rmm, m. better. Miss Kdna Wllsnn nt TCnrth Bfm fitrt vhn dm hPn tho met nf Mi8a Beulah Norris at Sparrow Lake, Canada for Havrsl wofiku hna return.

home, Born t0 Mr and Mrg Tnomas Jenkins, of Vine street, a daughter, who haa namej Vivian May. Mlss noy Edmunds, of Wallace avenue. lR Rnari(1ine wfika with her hrnther and clnfar Mr and MriI TMmnnrfa at tha nil. Ques0a Canoe club, Verona, Pa. Mifia v3rrot Trh tha Phil.

llpineS( haj9 the o( Mi8s Marlan of North Jof. fr.on left. Tnftsdav fnr a visit with frlenrta nn th Mra it TBto win- t- tf.r' hnnu In finrlnffflolri Mui fnr several weeks. MiBa Martsn MavflaM MMHli v. Vnnrno -rh ho.

sriifut of Mr. T. T. Rwnn nf TsInrtK viAw BvAnno Vi a vnna a Tbkvm A Ita the Allegheny to spend Homo time at the Mayfield cottage. n.ii.

iii, Samuel and Edgari of North street, have returned from a vtet with the former's aunt, Mrs. Sarah Pol locki 0f Plaingrove, An. ni- I la fl. II If Ml-- Tarrot East Side, is spending her vacation the home of ner uncle nd aunt Pir na uinton Hinaman, ot frospect. Butler county.

M- uuniap or Freedom, is th uest 01 her daughter, Mrs. M. J. "amnion, or -ine street. M'ss Florence Nole of Beaver Falls, vismng inenas in tne city and is attending tne Grocers' picnic at Cas ttte iaay.

I. A. Thayer of Wallace avenue. is snaron attending the funeral of Mrs. Fred W.

Koehler. who met death in an automobile accident near Strausburg, Sunday. Clarence Crouch, of Ben Avon, who wag visiting friends in the citv. has returned. Warren Mather, of Pittsburgh, has been the guest of his brother, Louis p.

Mather, of Hlshland few days. Mr. and Mm. O. E.

Hamilton have, returned to Lowellville after a visit with friends in the city. Mrs. James Scally and daughter. who were visiting friends In the city, have returned to their home in Lee- tonia, Ohio. Mrs.

Walter Conover and children. or crawrora avenue, have returned from Leetonia, Ohio, where they vis ited Mr. ana Mrs. L. Coover, Mrs.

W. V. Fielding, of Croton ave nue, is spending the day in Pitts' burgh. D. E.

Lanigan and Miss Elizabeth Lanigan, of Cleveland, are visiting at tne nome or Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schweikery, of West Washington street, for two weeks, RITA OXB SITPER.

Kita ciud memDers will have a picnic supper in the grove at Cas cade Park thia evening- shortly after six ClOCK. 1915 KEXSIXGTOy CLUB. Members of the 1915 kensington are to be entertained at the home of Mrs. Gordon, of West Falls street, tomorrow, Thursday, afternon. MODERN PRISCTLIiA CLUB.

Modern Priscilla club members en joyed a breakfast at Cascade Park Tuesday morning about eight o'clock Nine guests were Included In the merry company and Mrs. Benjamin Beisel was the special guest. Informal pastimes prevailed as the morning hours passed. EMAXON CLUB PICNIC. Emanon club members will have a picnic dinner at the park tomorrow, Thursday, at the noon hour.

SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN. "Do you keep any servants?" of course not" "But I thought I saw one In your kitchen?" "Oh. we have servants on the premises a day or two at a time; but we don't keep them." Houston Post. You, doubtWa, have noticed that when mother makes a sofa-pillow It Is a cushion for father's rocker, Miss Ethel Ewens Delightful Hostess at Garden Party Today For From 2 to 6 o'clock Wednesday aft ernoon at, the home of Miss Ethel Ewens, of South Beaver street, a genial company of girls gathered for a garden party which Miss Ewens gave to honor MIsb Anne Hansell, of Masonville N. the house guest of SSSTS Fast tlZolTS Weinsweig.

of East Liverpool, the guest of Miss Daisy Rosenbium. The function took the nature of an Informal kensington, with guessing games as a feature, faims, terns ana sweet peas formed a pretty decorative arrangement, pink and white colors prevailing in every detail of appoint- ment. In serving a dainty refection the hostess was assisted by her mom- er, mm. j. jiiweuo, auu ucr bjblc, rean rwecs.

Guests were Misses Daisy itosen- VI TT 1 rk.llnh Sorley Rabinovitz, Helen and Freda Rnnhlnn, Tvln. Mrs. Ed. Lebby, Mrs. Bess Jacobs and the two honor guests.

Thursday morning a breakfast will be given at the park for Miss Hansell and Miss Weinsweig. VOCAL RECITAL Miss Eleanor Anderson is Assisted by Miss Carolyn Rearic at the Patterson SchooL Tuesday evening at the Patterson School of Musio the Pearson build mg a vocai recital was givea oy wiiba Dy mms varoiyn studios being filled with friends fj me iwo arusis oi me pupns ot ram Browne rauerson, wno pi cBiueu ai me pjauo us iuc mum- panlSt OI tne evening. Mias Andersons singing was more than ever full of variety, every chang- ing mooa or song oeing caugui oy anu giveu au luiemgeiii. luuii yioia- uon. er voice was aiways sweet ana sympameuc, aosoiuteiy irue puun ana rcuauie "usiamru jjae- sages as wen a mose more norm as found in the Handel air from the Creation.

I nn. ri I A I 1U1HB jveauc, UU aesiBieU. two Mu-acuv- pmw numuHrs, uu raisea nersen several aegrees in ino esteem of all those present by her facile technique, her full tone, and unibueu piayios. mo yiogiam rcu- uereu I xvetuiauve Ana wu oaiu. Air With Verdure Clad (from treatlOn), my owcci xvcyuHa otuumu wcugu ivuocs Dcuuuen n.ufl; itw ouncjiucD vvcucr varoiyn KeariC zs iu uanueiiuu iuary oauer lurncr Chryganthemums Mary Salter Turner iIu.i" ouuiuier iuo i-oin Uillo-JJOUluril my lci8uuui nsrr potytb Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. and son, John, of Winter avenue, leave Mondav. Jnlv 2fith.

fnr trin fn points on the lakes and expect to be away two weeks. Their other son, David Leonardson. Is spending the summer In Spattle. with hi grandfather, C. M.

Simpkins, of Youngstown, Ohio, where they are euests of relatives, havlne left ahout June 20th. SILVER IiEAF CTjUB. At the home of Mrs. Nettie Mar- shall, of Neshannock avenue, mem- bers of the Silver Leaf club were pleasantly entertained Tuesday eve- mng. inree tames were nuea wnen pedro contests were waged and tne honors fell to Mrs.

Ooldie Humble, Mrs. Clara Moore and Mrs. Minnie Stakelum. Next Tuesday evening tha ciun meets witn Mrs. Catherine wei- son, or East wasnmgton street.

CLOTHIHG For All The Family PAY AS YOV WEAR THE STAR STORE The Diamond i i 3 MUSICAL TREAT Special program to be Given at St. I Andrew's Episcopal Chapel I Next Sunday. Sunday evening next, July 25, a spe-I cial musical program Is to be carried out at St. Andrew's Episcopal chapel. A splendid program has been arrang- ed.

A male quartet will render sev- I eral selections. William Price, the tODular basso, will sing "A Prayer I Joseph Williams will sing "Plains of Peace." Accompanists for the evening will be Horace Buckley and Thomas Jones. The full vested choir, under the leadership of William H. Evans, '1 and Miss Annie Owens, organist, will sine the choral service. Rev.

R. G. itoscamp is rector of the chapel. CHILDREN'S" PARTY Master Ixrois Dana Hazen Celebrates His Fifth Birthday on Tuesday Afternoon. To bring hanDlness to her little son, Louis Dana Hazen, Mrs.

Oliver Hazen i invited some of the boy's playmates I to their home in East Washington street, Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock in celebration of ine iaas fifth birthday. The children amused themselves with games of every va-, riety and music was also another form of amusement. Group pictures of the little ones were taken. Being seated in the dining 'room Hater the delicacies that children i reJish were served by Mrs. Hazen, who had for her aids Mrs.

D. L. Carr and Mrs. George Welngartner, with Mrs. Sarah Dana as the special guest In tile center of the table was a large birthday cake with five lighted pink i.

and' white candles. Little folks who enjoyed the party wire Louis Dana Hazen, William Mc-Bride, Charles Banks, Charles Davis, Robert Graham, Robert Welngartner, Mildred Hoover, Elizabeth, Martha and lelen Welngartner, Marie Lehman, fhzabeth Marie Dletterle. DEPART FOR MICHIGAN. Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Ailey and daughter. Marie, of Knox avenue, with Miss Yoho, of Beaver Falls, left Tuesday for Battle Creek, where they will join District Attorney Clyde V. iAiley, of this city, and all will go to Fine Lake, where they have a cottage for the season.

Returning home in about a month the party will stop at Detroit, Port Huron and other points of interest on the lakes. I WHIXFRYRErX10X. I The twentieth annual reunion of the Whinery family will be held at the home of Gamble, on the Salem and Winona road, near Salem, Ohio. Wednesday. August 4th.

Wil- liam Whinery, of Salem, is president and Miss Anna Woolman, of Salem, is secretary. Alaska Fur Company Specialists in Ladies' Ready--to-wear Garments. 27 E. WASHIXGTOX STREET. DIAMOND SALE! Look over our stock of Diamonds.

We will save you from $75 to $100 on a karat Stone. RICH JEWELRY COMPANY B. E. ALD-RICH. Uaaae.

Practical Jeweler, Optician Diamond Expert. 143 B. IwOHG AVE. em SPECIAL! July Clearance Sale Of Diamonds and Jewelry. This sale is being largely patronized and will continue for a few days longer.

...54 OFF Jno. C. Dwyer The Jeweler, Mew Cantle, Pa. Marriage of Miss Julia Kelly and Augustas lynn at St. Mary's Church Wednesday.

Nuptial mass celebrated by Roy. Father Morlarity at St. Mary's church Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock Join ed in holy wedlock Miss Julia Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, of Green street, and Augustus Flynn, son of James Flynn, of the Pulaski road, with a number of relatives and friends attending the ceremony.

Mrs. B. F. Taylor, sister of the bride, was her bridesmaid, and John Kelly, brother of the bride, was the groom's best man. The bride wore a white silk crepe de chine gown trim med in Duchess lace, sue wore white hat and carried Killarney roses and lilies of the valley.

The brides maid's dress was pink messaline, her hat was black and she carried pink roses and sweet peas. At the Kelly home in Green street a wedding breakfast was served about 9:30 o'clock 'to 25 guests, pink ana white sweet peas and roses decorating the table. About 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. Flynn departed for a week's trip to points on the lakes and on their return will go to housekeeping In West Grant street, their home being ready for occupancy.

30 NOTED VIOLINIST Party at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dewberry Honors Their Niecej From California, With their. nieee.

Miss Anna Dew berry, who is here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Dewberry, of San Rafel, for a visit of several weeks, as their guest of honor, Mr and Mrs. William Dewberry Invited a company of friends to their West Washington street home Tuesday evening. Miss Dewberry is a celebrated vio linist, and entertained the guests with several beautiful numbers.

Other In formal forms of amusement were also enjoyed with refreshments as a later consideration. Pink and white were the colors ueed In the decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Dewberry and their daughter, Miss Anna, are at present visiting Mr.

Dewberry's mother, Mrs. Rebecca Dewberry, of Youngstown and expect to leave within a week for a visit at Cleveland. O. This evening the Misses Genevieve and Leah Newberry, of Young street, are to entertain for their cousin, Miss Anna Dewberry. FIVE FAMILIES MEET.

The annual reunion of the Rice, Weisz, Boyer, Moyer and Ziegler families will be held at Harmony, Thursday, August 26th. This reunion will also mark the 100th anniversary of the advent of the Ziegler family into Harmony. Everybody is asked to take well filled baskets. GUESTS FOR THE DAY. Mrs.

AngU3 McCormiek, son, Russell, and daughter, Mrs. Trevor Ho-gue. of New Wilmington, are guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hogue of North Mill street, and expect to return home Wednesday evening. I Wouldn't Stand INDIGESTION For a single half-hour, because isn't necessary.

CLUTTON'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Cost 25 cents the finest remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion known. The GLUTTON GUT RATE DRUG STORE 226 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. THE IDEAL LUNCH Means an Ideal Meal SPECIAL 25c Dinner THE IDEAL DAIRY LUNCH Washington Street 1 Too Much Love for fun, frolic and rich food causes stomach, liver, kidney and nervous troubles.

Other remedies help you, but PEVX'S SUHE, SAFE and SPEEDY cures you. 25c, 75c and St 00 bottles, 20c, 65c and 80c. McKEE'S KIFHATE F'EDICIKE STOHE Xcrth Mill Street Embroidered Marquisette Collars in new shapes, at 60c Ruffled Organdie Collars and Vestee, new and pretty creations, 50c Tucked Front Marquiette Vestees with collar in white, pink, tan, blue, 50c Shadow Lace Boleros with net edge white and cream, ready to be worn with midsummer frocks, 1.00 Bolero Jackets in fine nets and laces at $1.50 High Neck Net Chemisettes In plain white at 50c on sale at one price 58c Without Carbon 1 8SO Ps Book ii? tell all abont oil Upon the Evil-Doer. HELL the United States National Museum. Mrs.

Mary T. Bigelow of Denver, not satisfied with being an ar tist, lawyer, mathematician and motht er of a family, has just added another profession to her list, that of a doc tor. having graduated from the medU cal school of the University of Colo rado with the highest honor. Tbara'i nothing mors important to an automobile tbaa good oil. Special" ii free from carbon it li light-it ii thin it feeds earily it will not ootv geal.

The ideal oil lor either air-cooled or water-cooled can. Your dealer aells it. If not, write to A teet will convince yon, WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO. Iritpeirfant lefliert HTTSBUS6K. fl Saellna lllumlnintt lubrlctntt EDPC 1 Wavrly Products Sold by NEW CASTLE AUTO SA LES CO.

New Castle, pa. DOME THEATRE TOMORROW ONLY JESSE L.LASKY Aa.ocution with DAVID BELASCO Presents a Picturfeed Version of Wm. C. DeMille's Drama of Washington political Life "THE WOMAN" Originally Produced in Dramatic Form Under the Direction of David Belasco and a Historic New York Triumph Special Star Cast Includes Lois Meredith, Theodore Roberts, Mabel Van Buren, James Neill, and other favorite artists. A Drama of Love and Politics, Showing How the Desire to do Evil May React BUR Remarkable July Clearance Sale ALL HATS Less than half of original price, smart styles, good values for $2.00 $3.00 $5,00 MRS.

M. C. BURRELL 32 EAST STREET 5 tlrd In some of the latest clothes characterized by short skirts and waist with deep pointed nock open ings. One of the ahlest woman specialists the employ of the United States government is Miss Bernle Gallaher, who for the tast tnirty years Das ceen doicg expert work in photography for.