JUFFALO COURIEREXPRESS, Friday, June 24, 1960
On the Social Scene
to Fete
Honor
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Of Nursing
Mrs. Oliver P. Arnold and
her
daughter-in law,
Mrs.
Roger P. Arnold, will give a
luncheon on Wednesday at the
Twentieth Century Club in
honor of Miss ^ a r y Louise
Lippschutz, a debutante of
this season.
Among those at ending will
be Mrs. Clara A. Lippschutz
and Mrs. W. H. Barlett of
Deerfield Beach. Fla., grand-
In Short
Party on July 9
Miss Kathleen M. Doyle will
entertain guests it cocktails
on Saturday, Jul7 9, at her
home in Summit 1 ive. in compliment to Miss Joan Ruth
Kittinger and her fiance,
Philip Walker CoLan.
Miss McNamara Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. . ohn J. McNamara of Brilt Ave. have announced the engagement of
their
daughter
Margaret
Mary, to Stanley (',. Horab Jr.,
son of Mr. and VIrs. Horab
Sr. of Niagara Palls. The
wedding will take place Saturday. Aug. 13. at St. Martin's
Church in Abbott Rd.
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Mrs. Gerald S. Wardell has
hcen elected skit oer of the
Women Assoeiat »s of the
Swiftuater Power Squadron.
Other new office m are Mrs.
Glenwood J. G How. first
mate; Mrs, Karl A uracher. recording secretary, and Mrs.
Richard G. Will ams, treasurer.
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Cluh Ball Tomorr
The Island Yacht Club of
Wilson will hold a commodore's ball tomor-ow evening
In the clubhouse
Cocktails
will be served at ( 30 and dinner at 7. Vice Commodore
Robert W. Olesei and Mrs,
Olesen will be dinner chairmen.
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Bridr-Elect to B«J Feted
Mr and M r s ! Gonrse B.
Barrel!, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel A. Barre 1 and Mrs.
Frances B. Peacoc k will entertain at luncheon tomorrow at
the Saturn Club in honor nf
Mrs George Bairell's greatniece. Miss Elimbcth Adsit
Coolev. and her [iance, Maurire Elias Pinto tf New York.
whose marriage will take
place at 4 tomorr »w afternoon
at the Garret CI ib.
Miss Henke Ensiged
Mrs. Eleanor SJ Van Bergen
of Lincoln Woods Lane has
announced the cr gagement of
her daughter, Melanie Ann
Henke, to W. P. Vance Luerieke. son of Mrs. M. Ruth
Luedeke of Vero Beach. Fla..
and William P. Luedeke of
Summer St. Miss Henke is the
daughter of Carl Henke of
Wrstport. Conn.
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Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Clemcat II will entertain at a
luncheon and sports party
Sunday at their summer home
in Eagt Aurora. The party
will honor Miss Margot A. S.
Rumsey, a debutante of this
season.
I K S Cornelia T. Sweet will
Miss
give a luncheon Wednesday
at the Twentieth Century
Club. Miss Sweet entertained
at luncheon yesterday, also at
the Twentieth Century Club.
The annual Independence
Day picnic supper, baseball
game and tennis tournament
will take place Monday. July
4. at $ie Clarksburg Country
Club. Dr. Clayton W. Greene
will be referee for the baseball game.
Harry D. Grow, general
chairnfan of the 1960 annual
Ganson Dcpew Memorial Invitation Golf Tournament, will
meet with members of his
committee at 5 Sunday afternoon at the Wanakah Country
Club.
The event will be held Aug.
4 to 7 on the links of the
Amerijcan lake shore clubhousej
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KEENE, N H . (UPD—Roger
Price. 16, of Keene has a BiewMyted ear with a crease in the
New York Titnea News
roof—but
he isn't the envy of
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the neighborhood.
Pric^ said he tried to go under
the over-hanging cab of a demolition crane and didn't make it
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of dining out with the man in your
life in the luxurious clubhouse. The
fun of being out under the stars with
congenial people who are enjoying
themselves. This is Buffalo Raceway!
Come on out!
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HAMBURG, N.Y.
POST TIME 8:30 P. M. • Racing Nightly
tExc*pt Sunday) through July 23
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Buses Uavs-, Lafay»tte Square-6:10, 6:40. 7:10, 7:25,
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To Pour
Presiding at the urns will
be Miss Victoria F. Lampka,
jtN, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Pappas,
RN, Miss Mary C. Soukop,
RN, Mrs. Betty M. Scicchitani,
RN, Mrs. Rebecca C. Trooboff,
|RN, Mrs. Dorothy S. Josefiak,
RN, Miss Mary L. Henderson,
RN, and Mrs. Ruth M. Seiler,
N.
Miss Young will make the
. Grace Scott award at the
ea. The award, gift of the
ate Miss Scott, former direcor of nursing at Deaconess
Hospital, is given to a member of the freshman class at
the time of promotion for potential ability in nursing.
To Be Promoted
Girls to be promoted to the
sophomore class are the Misses Suzanne L. Balsley, Dorothy M. Burlingame, Marcia A.
'Clark, Mary A. Cleary, Joan
L. Dominick, S a n d r a A.
Dorns, Carolyn R. Ely, Janet
US. Gincstre, Mary J. Johnson,
Judith M. Kenward. Sonia K.
Kunselman, Sandra J. Lorenz.
Also, the Misses Mary L.
Maefs, Charlotte A. Maston,
Bern?dine T. Miller. Patricia
A. Ogden. Gall E. UKnefski.
Roberta M. Palmer, Shirley
A. Peace, Suzanne E. Piszek,
Ann C. Rowles, Carol J. Sorce.
Audrey M. Stachowski, Kathleen E. Staffeld and Kay W.
Zehr.
James P. Smith will entertain guests at a family cocktail parity and dinner Tuesday
evening in honor of his niece,
Miss Mary Patricia Burkel,
and her fiance, Michael Cerrone, whose marriage will
take p l a c e on Saturday,
July 91
Cockfiails will be served at
the home of the future bride's
mother, Mrs. Homer J. Savage, and Mr. Savage of
Campus Dr., Amherst, preceding dinner at the Sheridan
Club in Sheridan Dr., Town of
Amherst.
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Mr. and Mr». Robert C.
Sanderson will e n t e r t a i n
guests at cocktails and a bar
accessories shower Sunday
afternoon at their summer
home at Niagara-on-the-Lake,
Ont., in compliment to Miss
Mary Guile Esty and the
host's brother, James Albert
Sanderson.
The guests of honor will be
married on Saturday. July 2,
at the First Church of Evans,
Jerusalem Corners, Derby.
M i * Lyster Frost will be
luncheon hostess to members
of the Junior Board of Millard Fillmore Hospital, who
will meet for sewing on Wednesday at her home in Briar
Row, Amherst.
is on
A promotional tea will be
given for the Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing Class
tof 1962 from 2 to 4 Sunday
afternoon at the Park Lane.
[Members of the faculty will
e hosts to parents of the stuents.
in the receiving line will be
iss Doris A. Young. RN, diector of nursing; Miss Ida M.
ell. RN, Miss Beverly A.
lor, RN, Mrs. Stephania B.
aysfel, RN, Mrs. Ruth K.
oreland, RN.
mothers of the debutante;
Mrs. Eugene Lux of Pompano
Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Eugene
J. Lippschutz.
Also, the Misses Wende S.
Adam, Barbara H u r 1 b e r t,
Diane E. Loweth, Mary L.
Magavern, Mary L. Millonzi,
Margot A. S. Rumsey, Sibyll
Scaife, Callie Zeller, Coralie
K. DeBus. Marcia E. Lentz,
Mary O'Malley McConnell,
Kathleen Daniels, Madeline S.
Borland, Diane R. Webster,
Patricia French, Martha J.
Borzilleri, Mary E. Morey,
Merrily W. Copeland, Virginia
L. Schottin and Susan Deckop.
Piarist Fathers' festival planned for Sunday
Order to Stage Fair
An international theme will
distinguish the fourth annual
Festival of Fun, sponsored by
the Piarist Fathers. Sunday on
the grounds of the order's
headquarters in Old Lake
Shore Rd.. Derby.
Proceeds will benefit the
building fund of the Calasanetius Preparatory School in
Rumsey Rd. and the Calasanctius Boys Home in Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J.
Fetto and Mr. and Mrs. Boles-
Mary
laus R. Sobkowiak arc general
chairmen for the event.
Mrs. Y. Ramon Perez, chairman of the parcel post booth,
has announced that a number
of packages for the booth
have come from Europe, as
well as Mexico, Japan and
many parts of the United
States.
Mrs. Manuel C. T. Llop is
in charge of the white elephant booth, assisted by mothers of pre-entrancc pupils.
Mrs Llop's sons, Henry and
Hatvorth
Ignore Neurotic
Jabs of Jealousy
DEAR MARY HAWORTH
—I am a housewife, 33, with a
child. 3. We are newcomers
here and my husband is getting into a new business
which takes up so much of his
time that I have enrolled in
an evening art class to occupy
my mind.
This class opened a whole
new world to me and. flooded
with interest and enthusiasm.
I began painting pictures for
family and friends. Though
conscious of my limitations,
I was pleased with the results
after so few lessons, and
exuberantly showed off my
work to all and sundry with
open pride.
Everyone was most kind
and generous in praise with
the exception of one friend,
I'll'call him Josh, who is the
"picky" type and loves to
start arguments.
A BELITTLER—Though he
has no background of knowledge or training in painting,
he belittles my work. At first
I didn't let it bother me too
much, but his disparagement
deflates me somewhat.
Recently I gave a painting,
which I felt was my best to
date, to my sister-in-law.
When Josh saw it he tore it
apart verbally, then turned to
me and said: "You think
you're good, don't you?"
Also he remarked that I certainly reach a long way round
to pat myself on the back.
especially if the critic Isn't
well grounded in the field.
Am I to blame, in being so
enthusiastic about my progR. J.
ress?
Qucntin, will atl< d the fesPther.
tival with their
the festlA new feature
val this year is
childrcnT)
activities booth.
eaded bv
Mr. and Mrs. WillBm A Poulsen. Dart camesl miniature
golf and a fish H i d are included.
Traditional picnic suppers
will be served, \vfti Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore AaBieniek as
chairmen. Miss jfenke Moni
-will be in chargdBof making
Hungarian ehimjHey cakes,
along with other
foreign
foods. Mr. a n d ~ f t s . John I.
O'Day are in el w e e of refreshments
and Tbarbecued
foods. Baked goojp chairmen
are Mrs. Z. T. Chifeowicz ana
Mrs, J. B. G r a n g » .
Other chairmen are Mrs.
Lucian C. RutccM treasures
booth: Mr. and Mr* Walter J.
Berny. variety booth: Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur J. A i n n , adult
game<: Mrs. RichaW Halloran,
greenhouse ; plantM Mrs. Jerold 1). Dunbar an<J Mrs. Lawrence F. Whelan. |»prons. and
Mrs. Norman C. Smith and,
Mrs. Robert Sheaj tickets.
DEAR R. J — J o s h is a
frustrated would-be creative
person, who ddesn't do any
experimental uprk along the
lines of his smouldering ambitions, either because he is
lazy, or else afraid he may
not succeed.
Yet it seems he is bitten bv
an obscure compulsive necessity to be considered a big
shot in his small world. He
craves to hold the stage and
occupy the spotlight conversationally.
Consequently he is jealous
of the fun you are having as
a tenderfoot artist and dislikes the fact that you and
your paintings have become a
conversation piece wherever
you go.
Teacher ('alls
Fairs Unfair
TURNERS FALLS. Mass. I.1VSome of the elaborate displays
which turn up in high school,"
science fairs arc actually the
work of parents, not students.
says a Turners Falls high school
teacher.
Charles Galvin told school officials science fairs are overrated and are often little more
than a publicity gimmick for,
schools, towns and newspapers.
He said some exhibits in such
fairs are beyond the capacity of
high schoolers, and apparently
are largely the work of interested parents.
Miss Rumsey
TO BE PRESENTED—Miss Alice C. Merckens and
Hiss Margot A. S. Rumsey will be presented to society
i his evening at a dance to be given by their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. August Merckens and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Douglas Rumsey. The party will take place at the
Rumsey home in Summer St.
Journeys—Arrivals
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MRS. WILLIAM V. DELA*
HUNT of Miami Beach, Fla ,
formerly of Buffalo, is spending a month as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. David Braverman, and Mr. Braverman of
Bryant St.
MR. AXD MRS GEORGE
r. PHILLIPS of Chapin Pky.
lave moved to their summer
lorae at Niagara-on-the-Lake,
"int.
MR. AND MRS. JACK E
TYNG of Ashland Ave. have
moved to their new home at
Lake Worth, Fla.
MR. AND MRS. EVERTT
r. DANE of Lakewood, Fla..
Kill arrive tomorrow to spend
i fortnight with the former's
>rother, Dr. Elmer L. Dane,
ind Mrs. Dane of Linwood
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Picnic Schedule J
The annual parish picnic at
St. Gabriel's Church will take
place Sunday, July 10, at the ;
church in Clinton St., Blossom. The Rev. Henry R. Wozniak is honorary chairman.
Walter Karelus is general
chairman.
BUFFALO RACEWAY
* M T TIM! 8)30 P. M. • »mi»» Highl,
(except Sunday) through July 2S
your family! Irjvite your nei
your friends!
IGNORE C O M M E N T —
How does one answer something like that? Perhaps the
really enlightened response is
to recognize the neurotic
envious motivation of his
mocking attitude and refuse
to pay attention. Just let it
pass as one of those trials the
devil invents to upset the
applecart when one has discovered new joys in living.
Are you inviting stabs by
being
openly
enthusiastic
about your painting progress?
Well, it is hardly prudent to
wear one's heart on one*s
sleeve in malicious company.
And Josh is malicious with
spite, as regards your delight
in your hobby. Thus it is
probably wise to keep your
guard up in his presence.
A blank stare, a deaf ear
and sparing use of words may
pull the rug from under his
spoilsport game.
M. H.
HARD CRITIC—How do
you answer something like
that? Another time, he said
of a painting I did for my
mother—which she liked so
much she phoned long distance to tell me—"What did
you do—paint that in a dark
room?" Am I correct in
thinking he has some sort of
complex in speaking that
way?
Is it right to critically attack a beginner in any field,
who is just trying to get his
bearings? I think it's wrong,
Mary H a worth
counsels
through her column, not by
mail or personal
interview.
Write her in care of The
Courier-Express.
Garden Club to Hear
Data on Sun Dials
Delegates to CPA
Session Return
The East Lovejoy Garden
Club will meet at 8 Monday
evening at Halloran's Hall,
Lovejoy and Ideal. Miss Sarah
Harvey will present information on sun dials which has
been compiled by Mrs. James
Doyle.
Members will make simple
line arrangements which will
be criticized by Mrs. Elmer
Bork. Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Frank
Landseadel and Miss Edith
Siegbahn will be hostesses.
Several district residents attended the 27th annual conference of the New York State
Society of Certified Public
Accountants, which concluded
sessions Wednesday at Equinox House, Manchester, Vt.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Cutting of Lexington
Ave., Joseph L. Brock of
Brantford PL, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl E. Felmeden of Union
Rd., Ebenezer, and Mr. and
Mrs. William R. Fairgrieve of
Brantwood Rd., Amherst.
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