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NIAGARA
FALLS
TKars'day,
GAZETTE
'June
PARTY IS SUCCESS
Entertain
British Guests
Loretto Academy Graduates
« » • • « « » » • » »
8,
193,
Springs. N . Y.. July ,, ,.
elected as follows: i\r', >
Many Attend Count di Carom- Junior Mrs. Lillian Baits- T ! L * *
gate, Mrs. Ethel G u m t K
Lodge Affair a t Institute,
ternate, Mrs. Thertsa
RUVJ^
T h e Count di Cavour Junior lodge ond alternate, Mrs. £ £ ^
a
Sir Ronald Lindsay, British a m *a
held a most successful "open house" baum.
bassador t o the United 8 t a t e s . and
party. About 20 guests were present
Other*
from
the
^
&uxlllar
Mrs. Edward Wicker delightfully members of his staff were guests
a t t h e International Institute t o rung t o attend the corned r
entertained several friends a t t e ayesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Alanson
partake i n the festivities.
the president, Mrs. c 2 ? '
Tuesday afternoon a t her home In C. Deuel a t their home, "ChaseT h e attraction <of the evening was honey; past president. MjfV
the Ridge road, Lewlston, In c o m - wood," i n Lewlston Heights. M e m a delightful musical comedy, written rine Lemay. Mrs. Bessie s t u L
pliment t o Mrs. William
Paxton bers of t h e ambassador's staff were
and directed by Dominic Spacone, Mrs. Catherine Koch, and i T
Roberts, of Sheridan, Wyoming, Captain L. C. A. S t . J . Curzonwho also played t h e leading role. partment Assistant C o n d u c t '
who is t h e guest of her mother, Howe, M.V.O., R.N.. naval attache;
T h e audience was thrilled by gay Mable Henning.
"°f
Mrs. H. A. Wicker, of Chilton a v e - Colonel R. V. Read, DJS.O., M.O.,
Italian f o l k s o n g s and dances, which
y o u s r e th« sturdy elm o n which
military attache, and Group C a p Delegates to the national«.
nue.
included, the famous "Tarantula."
I lean.
tain G. O. Plrie, M.C., D J . C , air
tion to be held v A t f f i X
Other
members
of
t
h
e
cast
i
n
You are the starry eky that give*
attache.
cluded Elaine Mayflower. Mario J.. September 10-14. are Mm v'
Miss Pansy Fursier. of Bristol,
me peace.
Entertained also, w i t h the British
Centafonte, Patsy Centafontl, Car- Henning and Mrs. Cathenif!
mt
England, w a s ' the guest of honor
You are the winter wind that makes
honey.
'
gTOup. was Sidney G. Osborne, of
mine Juna, Anne Juna. Clara SylTuesday evening a t a party given St. David's Ont. Captain George T ,
me laugh.
Plans
were
made
for
a
m
.
vester
a
n
d
Dominic
Longo.
T
h
e
by Mrs. Donald Stuart Stone a t 8ummerlln, chief of protocol of the
You are m y life, till life shall
proceeds
to
go
to
the
c<wLi
lighting
effects
were
capably
conher
home
i
n
Chilton
avenue.
Miss
cease.
United States 8tat« Department,
trolled by Florence GuarnerL
fund to be held on Friday ff
Fursier Is the guest of Miss Blanche joined t h e party in the afternoon,
Judy.
Angelo Longo, president of t h e* t J t o ^ h o a g of Mrs. B e « l e ^
Olllett
and
W.
H.
Gillett,
of
J
a
m
e
s
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lodge, welcomed t h e guests and pre- mer, 1128 Pierce avenue Iromj
avenue.
sented to, them t h e purposes and until 7:30 In the evening
aims of the Count di Cavour Junior ments will be served, cardT*4
Miss Dora Elizabeth Ransom, a
lodge. He also introduced represent- by any who care to play an/
Mrs. H.^A. Wicker, Mrs. Donald
Mrs. James F . F i n n , member of
bride-elect, was the guest of honor
snflplal attraction,
att.n»/>Hr>n a<. fish
#i.v J"* '
atives o f t h e Ashland Debs a n d special
Stuart Stone and daughter, Carol,
POCi,
Wednesday evening w h e n her m o t h - the Regional Conference committee
Comwalel club, w h o were present.
prizes
for
both
adults
and
of Chilton avenue, and Mrs. Wickof t h e northeastern states, invites
er,
Mrs.
H.
B
.
R
a
n
s
o
m
,
of
Third
A committee headed b y Stella Mrs. S t u n n e r Is chairman of~HT
er's daughter. Mrs. William Paxton
street, entertained at. a pantry all the Democratic w o m e n of*Niag"*
Photo at Jsr.g
Hardcattll
Mayflower and Celia Quaglia served fair.
Roberts, and her children. Caroline i
shower. Dark red peonies and yel- ara county to attend t h e conference
delicious
refreshments,
w
h
i
c
h
was
and William P. Roberts Jr.. of '•
JANE FINDLAY
BARBARA TEMPLETON
low iris were used effectively a s June 15 and 16 a t Hotel Roosevelt,
followed by dancing.
Sheridan. Wyoming, leave today by
New York City.
Correction Made
Miss
Templeton
a
n
d
Miss
Findlay
are
members
of
the
class
which
decorations
for
the
lovely
luncheon
T h e Count di Cayour's next regumotor for the Wicker summer home
will
be
graduated
from
Loretto
academy,
Niagara
Falls.
Ont~,
a
t
t
h
e
served
t
h
e
20
guests.
Miss
R
a
n
lar
meeting
will
be
held
on
June
15
at Lake George.
T h e Jolly Euchre club held i t s
The list of awards made br
school's annual c o m m e n c e m e n t exercises Friday evening. MJss T e m when election of officers for the folsom's marriage t o Ralph
AusterAssociation of Professional w„
Miss Judith Mary Toole, who re- hout will take place Wednesday, regular meeting at the h o m e of Mrs.
pleton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Porter Templeton, of
lowing
year
will
take
place.
Lt, Col. Roger B. Harrison, o f ceived t h e degree of Bachelor of
4feUe Hunt, of Thirty-eighth street,
Writers in last evening s issued
College avenue, will have a s her flower girl Jane Manley, daughter
Maple avenue, leaves Sunday for Science a t thirty-second annual June 21.
Gazette, should have said: the]
orr Tuesday night. Prizes were
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manley, Jr., of the River road, Lewiston.
WOMEN WRITERS MEET orable mention was given t0 1
the R.O.T.C. camp a t Plattsburg. commencement exercises Monday at
awarded t o Mrs. Ellen Morss and
«,.!t.
Gretchen Hamke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hamke, of Wyoming
r ; ; ; f , ?»
N. Y. Mrs. Harrison will join him the College of New Rochelle. New
Macmahon, for "White Rain- j
Ulster M , ^ " a
^ £ ™ 7 J * J Mrs. Evelyn Kelly. A delicious
avenue, will be flower girl for Miss Findlay, who is the daughter of
Phoebe Pendleton I s Host to Local Furry, for "An Evening bv the
in July and Miss Virginia Harrison Rochelle, N. Y . The daughter of I Euthalta. of Helena Montana; who l u n c n e o n w a s s e r v e d b ^ e h o s t W s .
Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Findlay, of Lewiston road. Miss Templeton
will leave at that time for Lake Mrs. L 'L Toole, of 300 Jefferson are in Buffalo to attend the ordinaplace," to Marjone BarretSociety a t "Wharfedale."
The next meeting will be a t the
and Miss Findlay entertained the members of the graduating class
Placid.
"The Likes of Me." ar.d toV
avenue. Miss Toole majored in sec- tion and first mass of their nephew, home of Mrs. Evelyn Kelly, of Thirat a tea a t the home of the former with Miss Joan Braden and
A garden
party preceded t h e Coyle, for "To a Chipmunk." 1
retarial work and plans to enter the Rev. T h o m a s P . Carey, were ty-eighth street, o n Tuesday, June
Miss Elinore Andrioli, of New York City, asissting. Miss Templeton's
regular monthly meeting of t h elist
.
was incorrect in last evca
Mrs. B. S. Lacy, of Lewlston the teaching profession. While i n guests of honor at a small luncheon 13.
aunt. Miss Rhoda Templeton, of Long B e a c h , Calif., presided a t the
Association of Professional Women" report.
Heights, will spend the weekend college, she was a member of thegiven by their niece, Mrs. Emmett
tea table.
Writers held last evening a t t h e
*
^
of McKoon
avenue.
with friend.* In Stony Lake. Ont. staff of the Annales, college year P, Greene,
The Independent Order of Friendh o m e of Phoebe
Pendleton,
Burritt S. Lacy, Jr.. a student at book, and was vice-president of the They were accompanied to the Falls ship will hold i t s regular meeting
Piano Recital
"Wharfedale," Hyde Park bouleHarvard college, will arrive home Music club. She was a member of by Mr. a n d Mrs. Joseph Mescall in A. O. H. hall. 2010H Main street,
vard and Lewiston road.
for his vacation June 14. His bro- the "Math club for one year and i n and Miss Catherine Mescall. of tomorrow evening a t 6 o'clock, with
Mrs. Howard R. Smith wm
Winning manuscripts in the high
ther John, also a student a t Har- addition she was elected to Alpha Lackawanna, Mrs. Michael Fennell President Mary Knoedler presiding.
school contest i n creative writing, sent a group of piano pupUj
vard, will stop a t the Lacy's sum- Alpha, h o n o r a r y philosophical soci- and Father T h o m a s Carey, of Buf- After t h e meeting, games will be
sponsored by the association, were recital o n Friday evening
falo.
mer home in Keene, N. Y., before ety.
Walck-Retzlort
Grawe-Proefrock
read and discussed.
Plans for next o'clock a t her home. 1309 Ro
played.
returning to this city.
The marriage of Miss Lillian MarA very pretty wedding took place year's contest, which will probably avenue. T h e following pupm
Miss .Dora Ransom, bride-to-be,
The members of Dorothy
Bell tha Retzloff, daughter of Mr. and at the Proefrock residence Satur- take a different form, were tenta- present the program: Donald 1
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Dales and
Jean and Victor Hamke, prt
was guest of honor at a variety Rebekah Lodge, No. 462, a r e r e -Mrs. Rudolph Retzloff, of Sanborn, to day afternoon at 5 o'clock, when tively made.
their daughter, Miss Ruth Dales,
Elsie M. Frye was elected to m e m - Hinckley. Marlon Jack, Batb
Bernlce quested to attend the Joint memor- Howard Edward Walck, son of Mr. Miss Laura E. Proefrock, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. N. 8t. Onge, of 425 shower given by Miss
Writing under the name Mack, Joan Qulnn, Kenneth B
have returned to their home in Eighth street, announce
t h e e n -Dawson a t Kremers' cottage, in the ial services to be held with the and Mrs. Felix Walck, of this city, of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Proe- bership.
frock. of Niagara Falls boulevard "Roberta Francis," she i s a » ? U mond, Emy Lou Rockvood
Vanderbllt avenue from Manhattan. gagement of their daughter, Leota Lake road.
was
solemnized
last
Sunday
afterRlverdale Rebekah Lodge N o . 81,
and Edwin H. Grawe. son of Mr. known poet of St. Catharines, Ont. Richard Zehr.
Kansas.
j Helen, to Daniel J. Meehan. son
After a delicious supper, games tomorrow
in t h e I.O.O.H.
hall, noon at St. Peter's Lutheran church, and Mrs. George W. Grawe, were
A party will be given on June 28
!of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Meehan, were played. T h e guest of honor
Walmore. The Rev. Edward Grabau
South avenue, a t 9 p.m.
united
in
marriage
by
Rev.
J.
WalIn
honor of Rosalia Chiplis, who is
Miss Ruth Marsh, of Lafayette j 0 f 1405 Ferry avenue. T h e wed- was t h e recipient of many lovely
officiated at the double ring cereter Thiemecke, of St. John's L u - leaving Niagara Falls.
avenue. and Miss Jessie Fleming, j d t n g w n j t a fc e p i a c e i n the near
mony.
and useful gifts.
The Busy Twelve club will meet
theran church. St. Johnsburg, N. Y.
T h e next regular meeting will be
of Lewiston road, students at the 1 x u ture.
The church was beautifully decMrs. J . Walter Thiemecke played held on September 6 at the home of
The guests were Mesdames R a n - 1 this evening at 8 at the home of
orated with ferns and cut flowers. the wedding march and rendered
University of Rochester, will arrive!
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Dorothy Fedderson Thompson, in
som, Borneman. Rheo. Crawford.; Mrs. Mae
Payne, of Eightieth The bride entered on the arm of her
Monday to spend their summer va-1 p f t r k N y h f t v e ftrrlved n o m e f o r
several vocal selections.
Weston avenue.
Mountain,
Miller,
Dawson
and j street.
father
to
the
strains
of
the
wedding
cation with their parents
their summer vacations: Miss Ruth Shordon; Misses Cockburn, Farley
T h e bride was lovely In a princess
march from Lohengrin. She wore
Clivers, Macklem avenue. Miss Julia
The members of the Coterie club a gown of white slipper satin cut style gown of white silk lace and
ELECT DELEGATES
Miss Violet Barber, of Thirty- Adams, Haeberle avenue. Miss Y o - Maghey and Shordon.
will meet this evening a t 8:30 on princess lines. Her veil was of net. full skirt and puffed sleeves
eighth street, will leave Friday for lando D'Arcangelo, Eleventh street.
Miss Betty Rooker. of Lewiston o'clock a t t h e h o m e of Mrs. E. tulle.trimmed with lace falling from and about her neck was a strand of U.S.W.V. Auxiliary Selects ConvenRoyal Oak, Mich.,- where she will Miss
Dorothy
Jeanne
Osborn. road, and Miss Jane Blngenheimer, Samulshi,
of 234 Seventy-first a crown of seeded orange blossoms. pearls, a gift of the groom. Her
tion Representatives.
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. Fourth street, and Miss Marion
fingertip veil had a cluster of white
of
Fourth
street,
were
hostesses
S
a
t
street.
Herbert Devins, and. Mr. Devins, of Goetz, Spruce avenue.
She carried a n a r m bouquet of gardenias in halo effect and s h e
At a meeting of the Isabella Alexurday at a delightful bridge lunch- j
Orchard View drive.
sweetheart roses, baby's breath and carried a shower bouquet of white
eon given at t h e Niagara Falls) LaSalle W. C. T. U. will hold a delphinium, from which fell white tea roses and baby's breath tied with ander Auxiliary, No. 11, U. S. W. V.,
delegates to t h e department c o n Mrs. E. C. Humphreys, of Seventy Country club in compliment to M t e s | m e e t l n g Tuesday. June 13. at 2 ^ m " r l b o n s Oed" w^thTiUes-of-the tulle and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Terryberry
vention to be held a t Saratoga
have returned to their home, in eighth street, has returned from a ' M a r t h a Kremers, of Lewlston 0 . c j o c k . a t the h o m e of Mrs. Albert valley.
Miss Doris Proefrock who was her
Heights,
a
bride-elect.
weekend
visit
with
Mrs.
C.
U.
StillBllnco, 307 Seventy-second s t r e e t
Haeberle avenue, after an extended
Mrs. Irwin Walck, of Sanborn, sls- sister's maid of honor, wore a gown
son, of Youngstown. Ohio. Other
Prizes were won by Miss Juanlta A flower mission program will be | t e r o f t n e bride, was matron of hon
trip to Texas and Florida.
of blue lace and net with long, full Grawe and Mrs. J. DeVantier, a t a
guests were Miss Laura Woeller and Whittaker and Mrs. Robert Gaylord. given and election of officers will or. She wore a gown of baby blue skirt, puffed sleeves a n d a sweet- bedroom and kitchen shower; h e r
William 8 . Butler, a student a t M r s - Lorena Crlnnin, of Buffalo; The bride-elect was given a gener- be held.
S h e wore a pink sisters and brothers entertained 125
lace with a Jacket trimmed with heart neckline.
ous gift.
Lehigh university, has arrived to M r s - R o » e r t Shepard. of Erie, Pa
and blue rosebud necklace and a guests at the Johnsburg Fire Hall
tulle
and
pink
satin
bows.
Her
bouspend hi* vacatton with h i s parents. M l s a E d i t h Whitcomb and Mrs. Those present included Miss B e s The Omega Sigma club meeting quet was of pink roses, delphinium cluster of pink flowers in her hair. at a variety shower.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E . Butler, a t ^ ^ Wicks, of Batavia. All were g i e j o r m s o r i i Miss Helene Werner was held last week at the home of and baby's breath, tied with a large Her arm bouquet consisted of deep
pink roses, baby's breath and corntheir summer home, Lake road, schoolmates from first grade U P Miss Marjorle Martin, Miss Jane Miss Isabell and Louise Mario, of blue satin bow.
S P R D f G AND
In Batavia schools.
flowers tied with pink tulle ribbon.
Boardwell. Miss Jean MacDonald, LaSalle avenue. Card prizes were
Youngstown,
T h e maid of honor, Miss Jennies
INNERSPRING
Harold Sltzmann, of Tonawanda,
Miss Dorothy Tabor. Miss Eleanor awarded to Mrs. Phyliss Forcuccl Walck, sister of t h e groom, wore
MATTRESS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lleberson. of! Leignton. Miss Juanlta Whittaker, and Miss Louise Mario, The host- a gown of pale pink Swiss silk or- was best man.
John V. Hogan. Jr., who has been
The bride's mother wore a gown ALL SIZES, ALL COLORS
a student at- Holy Cross. Worcester, New York City, are the guests of j Miss Nancy Wright, Miss Martha esses served a delicious luncheon. gandie with white figures. It had a
.00
2 0 7 Falls St.
. Ph. 262
Mass.. will spend his summer vaca- Mr. and Mrs. J. Feinsteln, of "B" I Kremers. Miss Esther Creagh, and Hostesses for this evening will be jacket trimmed with tulle and blue of powder blue lace, with a double BOTH FOR
EASY
TERMS
ATTEND THE NIAGARA FALLS KB
a n d Mrs.
corsage of pink roses and sweet peas.
tion with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. street, and Mr. and Mrs. Simon ! Mrs. Robert Gaylord, of Rochester. Mrs. Phyliss Forcucci
satin bows S h e carried a n arm bou- The groom's mother chose a gown
SHOW, HYDE PARK STADIL't,
Mary Mollnaro.
CITY MATTRESS CO.
John V. Hogan, of Portage road.
Llndenbaum. of 6S14 Buffalo ave-1
|UNE 1STH
quet similar to that of the maid of of raspberry chiffon print with a
nue.
Miss Mary Venute was the guest
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honor, with a pink satin bow to double corsage of pink roses a n d 1618 Pine
The Mil-Bel club gathered on
Roderick Symmes, son of Mr. and
of honor at a personal shower held
match her gown.
1
sweet peas.
;
l
e
Tuesday
evening at t h e home of
Mrs. H. Ormsby Symmes. of NorJohn Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. » ^ Armory grill. Main street.
Miss Janis Jagow, cousin of t h e Following the ceremony a recep'\ci^£m\f\^\f\f\f^f\f\f\^SX\j\f*^^&\^^F^^^^S^^r^^^F>*^^Fh$\f'^f\£\f*^*^f*tf^^^\
wood avenue, a student at Lehigh W. Judson Marsh, of Lafayette ave- Tuesday. The hostess was Mrs. Rose | Kathryn Van Dusen, of Pine ave bride, was bridesmaid, she wore a
tion
was
heid
at
the
home
of
the
university, will be a member of t h e ! n u e , a student at the University of Nicora. The girls enjoyed dancing j nue A short business discussion was gown of canary yellow similar to
summer engineering department o f j i u i n o i s Champaign 111 will arrive 8 n d o l d t l m e movies. At 10:30 a j held. The feature of the evening that of the matron of honor. Her bride's parents, where garden flowers were used throughout t h e
the university, beginning their work! the latter part of the week to s D e n d d e l l c i 0 U s dinner w a s served. The was a teacup reader. She proved bouquet was tied with a yellow
house as decorations.
Covers were
l
very
interesting
to
all
t
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girls.
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the first! a few days with his parents before j bride-elect
.ras t h e recipient of
laid for ten at the bride's table,
Games were' played later in t h esatin bow.
part
' *• of
-* the
* summer vacation.
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many
lovely
and
useful
gifts.
going to Newark. N. Y., where she
Irvin Walck was best man. Melvin decorated in pink and white. A
Miss Venute will become the bride evening. Pnze3 were awarded to Walck and Edward Jagow, Jr.. also tiered wedding cake, adorned with a
will spend the summer.
The following young women, stuof Bruno Banks on Saturday, June Isabel Holland. Mildred Camann w e f
and Beatrice Holland. The guests j
e Arthur DuBols and William miniature bride a n d groom c e n dents at Keuka college, Keuka Lake
tered the table.
Over fifty guests
Miss Ruth Butler, who has been 17.
S
c
h
ul
received a gift of appreciation from
Out-of-town guests
studying at Hiram college. Hiram.
The bride's mother wore a black were present.
the
hostess.
Miss Delta Landis. bride - elect,
Ohio, arrives Saturday to spend her
A most delicious spaghetti s u p - silk georgette dress with white fig- were: Mr. and Mrs. William F .
summer vacation with her parents. was delightfully entertained by Mrs.
D* THE
ures and a corsage of pink roses | Rauch_ and Miss Edna Beiswanger,
Who so dewy-fresh m the- girl in wUt»
^ r w a s s e n e d a t t h e c l o s e o ft h e
Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Butler, of Har- Donald Hartwig and Mrs. OrVllle j e%
Mr. and Mrs. Grawe
and sweet peas. The groom's m o t h - of Buffalo,
g
accessories?To her summer charm we d«fr
Landis
a
t
a
blue
and
white
kitchen
j
£T
rison avenue.
will
reside
on
the
Niagara
Falls
The next meeting will be held at er wore a dress of blue figured silk
shower held at Belmer's Sahara.
cate oar smartest collection of white shocsTfiose who entertained
the home of Bernice Johns, of georgette. She also wore a corsage Boulevard.
The
U-shaped
table
was
beautifulf o r t h ebrlde were:
Mrs
oew
styles for a0 occasions, for every foot
Carllton Bennet and Veris PhilEighteenth street on June 13.
of pink roses and sweetpeas. The
- George
Friday, 11:10 • . m. t» 1 p. n
lips, of Parson*. W. Va.. are spend- ly decorated with white streamers,
groom's
grandmother
w
a
s
gowned
MOST STYLES
ing the next two weeks at the home falling from a blue umbrella which
Fried Filer of Perch
The regular meeting of Rlverdale in a dress of white and black flowwas
suspended
from
t
h
e
ceiling.
of Mrs. W. F. Repair, 2S21 North
With Tirtar S»ue«, $«up. Pof«Miniature umbrellas formed t h e Rebekah Lodge. Xo. 195. will be ered crepe.
(»*«, Vrgtubl*, Its Crtira and
avenue.
Summer
held in Odd Fellows hall. 924 South
After the wedding a reception and
Cofft.
place cards
avenue,
at
8.
Noble
Grand
Ada
dinner was held at the bride's home.
Miss Landis WAS presented with • , ,,
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Howard Beemer. a student at the
Louis S o l e d Bowl
QrRW
u]
r s
Af te
the meet
The table was centered with a fivecorsage
of
gardenias
and
a
lovely
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(far* jroar hair v»Trd
University of Alabama, returned
isrvtd with S»/dln»i, Ratli md
ing there will be joint memorial tier wedding cake.
Out-of-town
bride's
book
and
was
the
recipient
,
now . . . Look year
EXN'A-JETTICKS
•u»U»
home Tuesday to spend his sumservices. The public is invited to guests included several from Cleve»trt t b f • t
nnr.fr
of
many
beautiful
pifts.
mer vacation with his parent*, Mr.
t*j\.
Tc-j'll rM fO*lCombinorion Sandwich
land and Buffalo.
Amonp those attending were the attend.
and Mrs. Elmer Bremer.
Hy «-ork for l»w h i r e :
Crt*m CK««M *nd Icily Smrf.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walck
left
on
a
n
Misses Delta Landis. Virginia Tay- |
Rccultr } ]
with itrv«d with rettteti tni O f t >
j lor. Ruth Nassoly. Margaret N»s- 1 The Club Les Amis , «i!l hold, its extended wedding trip to the New
PERMANENT WAVE
C«f»*»
t U P
To Hold R u m m a g e Sale
1 sov Marian Saunders.
M a r i a n weekly meeting at the home of Miss 1 York World's Fair
SS SO P»rk A v t n c t
Filet of Solo Dinner, 5 0 c
PERMANENT WAVE
j Strieker. MarRarer.p L-ee. Mary Esebell Screvino of Ashland a v e - ' Pre-nuptial affairs included a vaFilet el Je-li with Ttrttr t«uc« *nd *
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ing was Miss Fiora Del Lorenzo, of riety shower given by Mr. and Mrs
9 ShamtkO* 0 Eyebrow Arch V I
II ». n. until I p. r ,
Irwin Walck: a variety shower give
an* society of the Church of Go<*.Pef.e StaggA. Agnes a n d Julia Seventeenth street.
will hold a rummape sale tomorrow McKelvey. And Jcv-rph-.ne Moo<e:
by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DuBois and
BETTY R. OLIVER
j at 2?fl,1 Pine avenue, beginninc R' Mrs. William Goodman. Mrs Albert
a variety shower given by Miss J e n M M MAIN
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The
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Mrs
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Mrs
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Mrs Charles Gribben is
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Chilj the general chairman of the sale bert Evans. Mrs John Spllsbury.
OPEN EVEXUMSj
18X5 PIKE AVE-, a t 19th
dren will meet at 1 IS at 'he home
j r.nd she Is assisted by Mrs. Mary Mrs Ross Dawson and Mrs. William
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of Miss Theresa Gaiser, 1404 Eighth
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I White and Mrs. Marcel Dcstralicr.
street, cards and social hour following.
I Mrs Haro'd Perkins entertained
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Monday evening at a variety showThe BetA chapter of 7.etA Sigma
"Tb» *V1t*T KJr>«
er in honor of Miss Sylvia Cosby,
Cpsilon sorority will meet at the
whose marriage to Clifford Coram
home of Mivs Prlsciila Stimson,
a w * ^^^"^^^''•'Wtlioi^BO
is an interesting coming event The Nlagnra-on-thc-Lake. this evening
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house wa.« decorated with lovely at 7.45.
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flowers and the roval ro!or« Ouests
; wete present from Buffalo NiMfwsiah Shrine. No \8. will hold
agara Falls, N Y . Stamford and
a stated meeting and cerrmonial t o St. Catharines. Ont
morrow at ft p m !n trie Masonic
Games were played during the Temple. Mam street and Walnut
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Yoor opportunity f© bar rurevening, prires going to Miss Kthel avenue.
Cosby. Mrs I>ovell and M:< MeBear
nUhtnrt for the gund room
For The June Bride and Graduate
all of whom presented them to the
Members of Ivy Auxiliary No 9,
at a dUtlnrt u r i n e . . . and
bride. F.lla Berwav and Helen IXir.r. I. A P.M.. are brine requested to atU'tvt selected stvtr*1
I gave vocal selections. " O. Promise tend the memorial «er\ices tomorit I- the nut*) K.lpcrt hlcb
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row e\en:nc which »'.'.! he held at
quality merrhandlie.
styles
from
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j At the close of the evening. Jack I O O F Temple South avenue. Full j
Marshall favored the company with dress uniform »i'.; he worn.
$5.00 and $6.50
U'hittW.
a solo. "Until".
f'io;i,-rs
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M I M Cosby w a i the reclpent of
tandals
for special <*<*]•
HEALTH GROUP PARTY
many lovely gifw.
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Harris and Lever, Florists
Jenny Lind Bed
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Birth
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Home for Benefit Dance.
YOUNG—To Mr arxi Mr* Lloyd
One of the Important
summer
Young. ia.M> Llnwood avenue, at I parties scheduled for the social
M L St. Mary's hospltAl, June 7, A calendar will bo held at the home
daughter.
of Mr. and Mr*. R F. Franchot, 335
Buffalo avenue. Saturday evening,
McCABE—To Mr. and Mr*. Mc- June 34. the funds from which will
Cab*. Lewiston. a t Mr mortal hos- be used for the benefit of the Maternal Health association.
pital. June R. a daughter.
Tlie committee* mnJcinc the a r TRACY—To Mr. and Mra. John ranjrrmenu is planntn? many u n Truer. Creek ro*d. Youncstown. lit urual features for the evening, many
Memorial hospital. June 7. • daugh- lntrijnirns jrsme* ar<* dunrine t o
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the music of Chff Fielding R e freshments will be inchxied In the
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R A t C T I O W - T o Mr and M r . «
Oe.->rr» Ralchow, 1117 X(»ln street.
F i r m 9:.V* to 15 VI will be the
at Memorial hospital, Jun« 7, A hours filled * l t h ke<n enjoyment
dauthter.
Saturday cveninff. June 34.
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YOUR OWN YACHT for a DAY!
at a cost of LESS than $1 a person
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