The following was taken from the November 1, 1935 Society section of the New Castle News: Y's Men's Club Hold "Gay Nineties Party" Tin types for ideas, old family trunks containing quaint clothing, stored in attics, and other heirlooms of the "long ago" were claimed this past week by a group of young folks known as the Y's Men's club, their wives and lady friends, in preparation for the gala. "Gay Nineties" party staged Thursday evening at Camp Fred Rentz, that would recall the dates Grandma and Granpa had when a boy and a girl, to the N'th degree. The occasion marked one of the club's outstanding festivities, planned for the Fall season, and proved a decided accomplishment in every way. The women, attired in crisp taffetta ruffled gowns, hiding their slim ankles, and bonnets with huge plumes adding further to their heights, others with numerous petticoats, and hoop skirts all gotten from treasured boxes and trunks put away in safe keeping, added much to the picturesque setting about the camp last evening, as the guest mingled with their husbands and escorts, dressed in tune with their outfits. The gents, some with sideburns, long mustaches, the typical high choking collars, and bow ties, with proper accessories, and suits of obsolete patterns, completed the setting of the joyous occasion. It was further pepped up however, with one modern character, Mae West, portrayed by one of the men of the group. Prizes for costumes, were awarded the following, the first going to Mrs. James Messner for the most exquisite gown; Ralph Huffman walked off with the men's prize, and the most comic outfit was worn by Eric Olsen, received an award. Games and contests in keeping with the occasion, were entered into with a fun making spirit, the trophies falling to Mrs. Sid Lockley, L. Lockley, Gerald McElhaney, Mrs. Harold Kerr and Virginia Duff. The serving of refreshments concluded the evenings festivities. James Messner, chairman of the entire affiar, with Harold Ramsey and Erie Olsen, assistants, were responsible for the complete success of the evening. Alaskan Program At D. A. R. Meeting Preceding the general assembly of the Lawrence chapter, D. A. R. members, Saturday afternoon, in the Green room of the Y. W. C. A., there will be a board session at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Wyatt R. Campbell will be the afternoon hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. R. Balph, chairman, Mrs. H. R. McCulloch, Mrs. John Norris, Misses Gevien Stevenson, Sara and Viola Wallace. 1931 Gendale Bridge A dessert-bridge party was held in the home of Mrs. Clyde Nicholson, Hillcrest avenue, Wednesday afternoon, for membe3rs of the 1931 Glendale Bridge Club members. Hallowe'en appointments prevailed, and following the serving, cards interested the women. Prizes were won by Mrs. John B. Clark and Mrs. Stevens Skuba. In two weeks, Mrs. Roy Samuels of Fairmont avenue, will entertain. Hostess At Opening Mrs. Minnie Warnock Speer and Mrs. Mildred Hazen Walton of this city were in Youngtown, O., Thursday, where they shared in the receiving line of hostesses, at the opening of the State School of Beauty Culture. Semper Fidelis Club Gathering in the home of Mrs. Elrick Scarazzo, Laurel boulevard, for their regular meeting Thursday evening, members of the Semper Fidelis club were charmingly entertained. The event was in the form of a Hallowe'en party. Following a business meeting, at which time plans were completed for a theatre party next week, cards were enjoyed. Those winning prizes were Mrs. James Cherol, Mrs. Michael Felasco and Mrs. Alfonso Scarazzo. At an appropriate time the hostess, assisted by her daughter, served an appetizing luncheon. Special guest included Mrs. D. Monsey, Mrs. A. Recupio and Mrs. J. Leonardson. The affair was most successful. In two weeks, Mrs. Carm Sacco of East Lutton street will receive the club. Cosmo Club Dance Successful Event Third annual Hallowe'en dance, sponsored by the Cosmo club at the New Castle Field club Thursday night, was undoubtedly one of the major successes on its yearly calendar. The dance floor seemed to breathe of eerie spooks and goblins. The air itself was heavily laden with that Hallowe'en atmosphere, what with all the horns, noisemakers and clackers distributed by the entertainment committee. Novel hats were given to the ladies and their partners, and special favors were given to all the ladies. H. Ruzewich, the chairman of the entertainment committee, was well rewarded for his efforts and those of his entire committee, which included T. Marlin, H. Wolf, T. Frank, H. Cohen and Dr. H. Sloan. Irv Grossman, the president fo teh Cosmo club, takes this opportunity of publicly thanking H. Ruzewich, chairman of the entertainment committee and D. Victor, chairman of the house committee, which aided the dance committee, for their efforts in obtaining a splendid success. L. A. B. Club Served California Menu L. A. B. club members, enjoyed the hospitality extended Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. M. R. Sweet, who entertained at their annual Hallowe'en party. Appropriate decorations were used in the reception rooms and the award of the evening was won by Mrs. Lucy Covert. Games, bingo and 500 held attention, trophies being captured by Mrs. James McCullough, Mrs. Maude Jones and Mrs. William Ellgess. Of particular interest, was the serving of California delicacies, by the hostess, sent her from the West by her son Clair Sweet, which proved a delight to the guests. The lunch was typical of the Californians and the various tasty preparations were made from the delicious edibles, shipped direct. Mrs. William Ellgress assisted. On Thursday November 14, the club women will meet in regular session with Mrs. Sweet.