The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 20

4. Twenty THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. David Evans and her Rosamond Koaki. Cells Pskala, Genevieve Nasternaek, Evelyn Ttllay, Annie Pukalaki, Betty Nobbee, Mrs.

Robert Aossenhelmer. Harrv Parsons, who will leave on Sunday to reside In another section of the city. The rooms were attractively decorated, in orange and. blao. with Elizabeth Montone, Kelt.

Montone, Lucille Marris, Aileen Marrone, Josephine Nasser, Mary Nasser, Sadie Nasser, Josephine Rlgonl Mildred Ryman, Mary Ryman, Victor Mrs. William Bchram, Mrs. Ralph Kramer, Mrs. Mame Fens teraac her, Frank Styborski, Mrs. George Hand and son, Raymond, Mrs.

Williams and son, Ruel, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. John KrolL Henry DIerolf, Eleanor' and Mildred SO I A will be shown.

It expected that the meeting will be largely, attended EHea yf. Palmer Delpblans Ellen W. Palmer Delphian ohap-ter will meet In Y. W. C.

Ju sun par lor tonight at The toplo for discussion will be: Troubadors and Minnesingers. of Seotta Officers will be lnatallaA at a mat tsov ana Jsrs. x-. otMuuicj' spending two wee at Auanuc i-uy, Mrs. Frank P.

Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Stark will return to their home In Kingston on Thursday after spending ten dayi at Atlantic City. Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Marso of Mallery Place have announced the 'engagement of their daughter, Marion, to Leonard J. Mollahan. The wedding will take place in Novem- Mr. More than 500 iruests are expected to-night when St.

Thomas parish of Ekland, Pa, gives a card party aad dance in Hotel Sterling. Cards will be played on the mezzanine and In ere will De dancing in uie oaii-Mom. Fortnightly literary club win meet With Mrs. Russell Uhl, at 2 South Franklin street, thljpeven- Mr. and Mrs.

Robert E. OweV of Skat South street, are vistlng blends at Bangor. W. Joseph of Parrish streft, has returned after spending two weeks' Vacation at Cuba. A masquerade Halloween party Will be given on Thursday evening toy members of First P.

M. Boulevard church, at the home of William Lewis, at Second tollgate on East End boolevard. Prizes will be warded to winners. Refreshments will be served. Misses Gertrude Hughes and Betty Steibing, of Recorder of Deeds Office, Court House, have returned after spending the last few days in Atlantic City.

Mrs. Wallace Letcher of Hazleton, the former Miss Elva Blackwell of this city, will give a bridge lunch- --eon at her home on Saturday after noon. fKv it Guyler, Mrs. R. Gower, Miss Florence xutssei.

Verah Annual Slmchaa To rah danoa of Queen Esther Ladles Aid Society was held on Monday evening at x. M. H. A. Tha affair was largely at tended and the society realized a nice sum which will be used for its charity work.

Committees: Door, Mrs. J. Tudkovits, Mra 1 Seeher-man, Mrs. P. KUne: reception, Mrs.

J. Lefkowitz, Mrs. D. Spetsman, P. Kline: checkroom.

Mrs. M. Green- warn; general, Mrs. A. rsaenman, Mrs.

a. Lefkowlts, Mrs. J. pergsman, Mrs. 8.

Lenowtta, Mrs. H. Kottman, Mrs. a Bmulowitz, Mrs. L.

Lang, Mrs. H. Gross. Mrs. H.

BransdorfT Mrs. D. Jackier, Kaufman and O. Jackier. Rblnes-Munson Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Helen Munaon, daughter of Mr.

and Mra Joseph Munson of 65 Barney street, and Millard Rhines, son of Mr. and Mra William Rhines of 44 Main street The ceremony was perform- ea in ocranion on veto iter vy Rev. Thomas Davis. Entertains Sunday School Class Mrs. John T.

Pero of Main street Parsons, entertained members of her Sunday school class at a class party at her home on Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a bake sale to be given on Saturday, November 16. Among those present: Mrs. Myron Bastucheck, Mrs. John Reese, Miss Edna Edwards, Miss Helen Dershlmer, Miss Mattle Howells, Miss Harry Lovering, Mrs.

'William Bassler, Miss Anna Bowen, Mrs. John Pero, Jr, and Mrs. John T. Pero. WOMEN'S CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Garden Club Members of Wyoming Valley Gar den club will meet on Monday evening at 8 at Wyo-Inn.

Wyoming. Wil liam J. Peck will show colored views of gardens which he has photographed and pictures of other gardens also iOOO daughter, Sarah, of visited Mrs. Thomas D. Evans over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Jones and daughters, Alice and Marion, and fiarah Evans motored to Lewis-burg recently to visit the former's daughter, Dorothy, a student at Bucknell university. Miss Ruth Kresge, grad oats nurse of Wilkes-Barre General hospital, win be operated on In that hospital on Thursday. Miss Ruth Roberts Is spending a week in uus ciiy.

Prof. D. H. Lewis of Kingston has returned from Stroudsburg where he was supervisor of music at the Monroe county teachers' institute last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hlmlln of Division street, Lee Park, have an nounced the birth of a son in Homeo pathic hospital on October 28. Mrs. Hlmlln is the former Miss Florence Schmidt Miss Marten B. McKeehan of Wyoming entertained at a bridge-supper at her home Monday evening in honor of Mrs.

Claude Roll, whose marriage was recently announced. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Claude Roll, Miss Agnes Wintle, Miss Ruth Roberts and Miss Emily Richards. An attractive color scheme of orange and black was used and covers were laid for Mrs. Claude Roll.

Miss Helen Crulckshank, Miss Mildred Stephens, Miss Ellen Oates, miss Mary Laity, miss Alice storms. Miss Mary Jennings, Miss Agnes Wintle, Miss Emily Richards, Mrs. Laura Lloyd, Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Grace Pyne and the hostess. Mrs. R.

E. Hutchins of 1078 Wyoming avenue. Forty Fort, entertained friends recently in honor of Mrs. William A. Thomas or Phila delphia, and Mrs.

John Williamson of Perth Amboy. Miss Arllne Mase has returned after spending the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mase, of Allentown, former residents of Market street, Kingston. Members of the committee in charge of the Los Amigos Club dance met recently and made final arrangements for the affair.

A huge number or reservations nave already been received. Members are asked to make reservations before Thursday with some member of the committee. Committee has as Its members: Jack C. Hauser, Thadd Bondxio, James G. Brennan, Vincent J.

Brennan, David A. Livingstone, Archie D. Metzgar, RalDh K. Thomas. Charles H.

Totten and Charles G. Witt Mrs. Frank Wilcox of 110 Custer street, entertained recently In honor of her birthday anniversary. The tables were attractively decorated in yellow and white with a large bunch of chrysanthemums as the centrepiece. Luncheon was served to Mrs.

Mame Fenstermacher, Mrs. Hart, Lewis Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Mort Cox and Mr. and Mrs.

Wilcox. C. F. Budenkave of Larksville. has gone to Newark.

Halloween Party A Halloween party was given at the home of Mrs. Mary Marris, 9 Meyers court last evening from 7 to rierresments were served. A home-made cake baked by Mrs. Rlgonl, a neighbor, was enjoyed by tne young ioik. The following at tended: Rose Balz, Mary Bria, John una, Helen uaiz, Jrrank Bria, Ruth Barbara, Betty Catalvo, Olga Del-Gaudio, Anella DelGaudlo, Stella Geddes.

Mary Harvev. Geraldlna Jump, Rose Jump, Katherine Jump, junior imubm, fTancia LUgiana, Thomas Lopolla, James Lopolla, Joseph LaMas, Florence Merrls, Josephine Montone, Jetta Marrone, Elizabeth Marris. Lena. Marris. i-nerolf or nuntsvuie; Mrs.

waiters and Elizabeth and Leonard Walters of Luzerne. Mrs. Styborski received numerous guts. Reardonv-McCadden Holv Saviour church will be the scene of a lovely fail wedding this morning at 9 when Miss Katherine A. McCadden.

daughter of Mrs. James McCadden, of Maxwell street, will become the bride of Harold J. Reardon, son of John Beardon, of Poole street Pittaton. Rev. J.

J. Mc- Cabe will perform the ceremony ana read the nuptial mass. Tha church will be beautifully decorated with palms, ferns, foliage and many pink ana wmte chrysan themums, miss naizaoetn Mcvaaaen will attend her sister as maid of honor. Daniel Reardon. the bride groom's brother, will be best man.

JUie Jjorcus, organist, will give a recital prior to the ceremony and also will accomoanv the soloist The bride will wear a gowrt of Jean d'Arc blue transparent velvet molded along the new Princess lines. The skirt which Is shirred at the hlpllne, is draped to the left side forming an uneven hemline. She will wear a blue velvet hat a down in the back model, and her only orna ment Will be a string of seed pearls and crystals, the gift of the bride groom. She will carry an arm dou-quet of yellow chrysanthemums. Her slippers match the gown.

The maid of honor will be attired In autumn brown transparent velvet Princess style, with the fitted high waistline. The skirt forms two draped points with an uneven hemline in the front She will wear a small hat of brown transparent velvet and brown velvet slippers. Her arm bouquet will be bronze toned chrysanthemums. A wedding breakfast and reception for relatives and friends will be given at the home of the bride's mother. Mr.

Reardon and his bride will leave on a trip to New York and Atlantic City. They will reside with the brldee's mother. The bride, who baa been feted at manv pre-nupttai parties, is a graduate of Coughltn high school. Mr. Reardon Is a graduate of St.

John's high school, Plttston. Junior Section Dance Members of the junior section of Wyoming Valley Woman's club will be hostesses at an informal Hal loween dance at the clubhouse, 83 North River street, this evening. Guests are requested to present their Invitations. Miss Naomi Samuels is general chairman. The rooms will be appropriately oecoratea wun nai loween novelties.

Halloween Party Hostess Miss Gladys Pero, of Main street, Parsons, entertained members of her Sunday school at a masquerade Halloween party at the home of Mrs. John Pero, Parsons, recently in honor of Little Betty Powell, of Biehl's PilltCO Airplanes Win make someone happy. WATCH FOR THEM Mrs. George Bicklng of Hazleton visited Mrs. Vivian Kolb Kappler of norm uain street over the weekend.

William E. Jenkins spent a week end at tsangor, where he attended sessions of the Welsh Presbyterian synoa. Mrs. C. R.

Wood was hostess to members of New Century club Monday evening at her home, 434 South Franklin street. An interesting program was presented, after which luncheon was served. Miss Jessie Glover has returned after week visit In Baltimore, Md, Washington, D. C. A farewell dinner and card party were given at Hotel Keaington in honor of Mrs.

Lawrence Creter, who left on Sunday to make her home in Arlington, N. J. Green and yellow decorative scheme was effectively arranged, avors were corsage bou quets. High scorers at cards were Emma Bellamy and Mrs. Creter.

Those present: Emma Austin, Emma Bellamy, Esther Williams, Christine Cocking, Leona Lamoreaux, Jessie Henderson, Mary Hopkins and Mrs Lawrence Creter. Mrs. Sarah D. Peters, of 188 West River street, has returned from a business trip to New York City. Frances Becker of School street entertained a number of friends at her home Monday evening.

Those present: Nancy Pattersall, Dorothy Birbeck, Jean Wallace, Gertrude Wallace, Rita Zimmerman, Margaret Dean, Helen Becker, Jean Becker, Betty McGroarty, George Golden, Roy Williams, Thomas McAvoy, Stewart Lewis, John Dean, Robert Becker. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Carrlngton of 223 North River street, attended the wedding of Miss Leah Caswell at Mine Hill recently. A delightful bridge luncheon was given on Monday afternoon in honor of Miss Helen Welsberger of Kingston, and Miss Marlon Iskowitz of Glen Lyon, brides-elect, by their sisters, Mrs. Nathan Fischer and Mrs. Louis Welsberger. There were forty-four guests.

Cards were played. Members of Jolly Twelve club were entertained recently at the home of Mabel Hufford. Those present: Margaret Weid, Mary Miller, Amelia Mann, Anna Faber, Mrs. Nygren Elizabeth Hilda Weaver, Edna Taylor, Rhue Garney, Margaret Elizabeth and Dorothy Hufford, Mrs. Fisher.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Reed of Union street, Kingston, spent the weekend in New York City. Caledonian club of Wilkes-Barre will give its annual Halloween party for members and families and their friends on Saturday evening at Hirsch'a hall, Lady Cameron lodge 166, Daughters of Scotia will serve refreshments at the party. Mrs. Annie Patterson is chairman of the arrangements committee.

A program of entertainment has been arranged. Mrs. C. J. Boyle and granddaughter, Jean Marie Gavin, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Erio Rangstrom in Painted Post, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Knops have announced the birth of a daughter on October 3. Mrs. Knops is the former Miss Emma Morgan of Kingston. hu Angeuno aorzi; Mrs. Bria, Mrs.

Betty Jump, Mrs. Chlchimo, Mrs. DelQaudio, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Rose Jump, Mrs.

Lopolla, Mrs. Marris and Mr. and Mrs. John Rigont Prises were riven to children wearing the prettiest ana mosi numerous costumes. Casteriln-Damrh An attractive autumn wedding took place yesterday afternoon at 8 at tha hnm tt um utiiiImm, Darragh of lattery streW when A -1 1.

uimr uaugnier, jLdicy, Became tne bride of Marvin Casterlin, son of Mr. Atlll Mra William fmM aiarsnau street, Laurel Run. Rev. uvorge a. xMuuora penormea tne ceremony.

A tf orH Antff IbTlM Uora Wolft- savage and Leo Wildes. The bride wore a gown of pink chiffon combined with taffeta, lasb- ionea wim xorm nixing nod Ice, sleeveless and a fun bouffant skirt slippers and stockings to match and cKrnou an mrm oouquei OX pirut of yellow taffeta and a yellow hat and carried an arm bouquet of yeV low rosea. A rontlnn mrA wrwa h.U last evening at the Darragh rest nfTifs Hn nnnnir nuiar nafiiiie aa.va nouvuu trip the couple will live at the home oi uie onae parents. A numoer of out-of-town guests attended the wedding. Birthday Party Miss Anna Feenlck entertained at a Dircnaay party in nonor or Miss Gertrude Shlndel at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Feenlck recently. The rooms were cleverly transformed Into a weird grove with dim candle lights. Games and dancing were di versions. Luncheon was served to Anna Feenlck, Gertrude hind el, Mary Dzury, Pearl Dzury, Evelyn Dzuy, Margaret Hazllnsky, Victoria Gulick, Mary Smulick, Mary Tanv tala, Mary PuseL Robert Kopetx, Edward Comnisky, Jack Britton.

Frank Kaczmark, Thomas Connors, Jack ucuoiiougn, ateve ivuiny, Antaony Bednars, Joseph Mahal, Joseph Pisak, Walter- Lyainskl, Mitchell Czoch, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Feenlck, Mr. and Mrs. John Wich and Mrs.

Al Shelansky. Home Occupants Entertained The last five autumns Wilkes- Barre Elks have entertained the women of the Old Ladles' Home. This year's affair was held at Iron Temple Country club recently. The following wives of the Elks acted as nostesses: Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.

Kane. Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Wiese.

Mrs. Anna Buckingham is superintendent Guests at the home nresent were: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Snow-den.

Miss Renard, Mrs. VanWhy, Mrs: Holmes. Miss Harding, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Dockerty, Mrs. Har rison, miss vannorn, Mrs.

Neuer, Miss Fowler, Mrs. Doud, Miss Peters, Mrs. Warne, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Armon, Mrs.

Pasco, Mrs. Beaumont Miss Riley. Surprise Birthday Party In honor of Mrs. Frank Styborski a surprise birthday party was given recently at her home, 26 Monroe street by Ladles' Auxiliary Pershing fost ino. oo, v.

w. fiano selec tions were given by John Jacobs and miss nauDurger. vocal solos were Sven by Mrs. Fred Newman and re. John Jacobs.

Mrs. Williams. Luncheon was served by the auxil iary to Mrs. Fred Newman, miss Edith Hauburger. Mrs.

Herbert Evans, Mrs. George Codekas, Mrs. rey ops 4 The 8. S. Club of Wilkes-Barre A held its sixth annual private A Halloween dinner part on Monday evening.

Dancing and games were the main diversions of the evening. K' Piano solos were given by Misses Hilda Boyer and Ann Jones. Paul Sauers entertained with a solo and Gilbert Van Sickle with some Interesting stories. Joseph berry entertained with a clever idea tt cards for each guest, and Samuel Keithllne, Jr, and Daniel Brown i. presented a farce of their own.

Dinner was served to Misses Hilda Boyer, Ann Jones, Madelene Mac-I. Clary, Gene Zarembo, Amiee Penza, Jeanne Penza, and Mary Harabin, hostess; Gilbert Van Sickle, Frederick Krum, Paul Sauers, Anthony Rogers, Joseph Hocken- berry, Joseph Healy, William Weibbrecht. Samuel Keithline. master of ceremonies, and Daniel Brown. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Stein enter- novelties as favors. Miss Powell received many lovely handkerchiefs. Among those present: Betty Powell, Ruth Mary Caff rey, Dorothy Llewellyn, Lavlna Brown, Peggy Powell, Verna Powell, Anne McNeai, Kutm rtarrts, Lois jeMwaras. Anne Amerman, Ruth Williams, and miss utaays r'ero, IMhron-Heiknuits Miss Ethel Melkrantz, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Melkrantz, of 42a uaK street, uaxieton, Became tne bride of George Behee Lathrop, son of Mrs. Lathrop and the late Dr. Walter Lathrop on Saturday morning. October 28.

at Trinity Lutheran church, Hazleton. Rev. Clay Berg-stresser performed the ring cere mony. The bride was attired la a brown transparent velvet gown made on princess lines with a bertha, collar of real lace and skirt of uneven hem. She wore a close fitting velvet hat and slippers to match and carried yellow chrysanthemums.

The maid of honor. Miss Helen Behee of this city, sister of tne bridegroom, was attired in a dark brown transparent velvet gown, hat to correspond and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Walter Melkrantz, brother of the bride was best man. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride, at the close of the ceremony. The couple are now on a motor trio to Florida.

Thev will be at home In a newly-furnished apartment at Wyoming avenue, -west Plttston, after November 15. The bride1 is a graduate of Hazleton high school, class of 1928, aad Mr. Lathrop was graduated from Mercers burg academy, suss juiec-trical School of Washington, and has been in Ohio the last year. Mldvale Class Has Halloween Party Monday Cooking class of Mldvale Settlement had a supper-meeting and Halloween party at the Settlement Monday evening. Mra Harry Guyler of Wilkes-Barre, well known for her work at St Stephens church and Georgetown settlement, was guest Mrs.

Guvler. as a volunteer teacher. will take over the class next week. Table decorations were orange and black. Those present: Helen Neven-ski, Antoinette Bolita, Helen Sen-chak, Hedwig Laskowscha, Helen Matukonts, Anne Sadlow, Albina Zubreskiage, Josephine Labecka, HOURS: Daily 8 to 8 Sunday 8 to 1 Do people notice your talned a number of friends recently at their cottage at Blakeslee.

Autumn 1-aves decorated the cot- tags and tables were decorated with tall taper and orange aad black crepe paper. The guests were as follows: Janet Gould en, Edith Nor-v rls, Martha Goulden, Florence Mo--' Hale, Sablna Thomas, Mrs. Janet Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. Merritt Guier, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlson, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Stela and Burton Stein, Frank Jones, David Jenkins, Ernest Marsden, Peter Brennan and Mrs. Albert Young. I For The People I Who Have ACHING TEETH We will extract any number of teeth without pain for you with "NITROUS OXIDE" and there will be no charge for this extraction if other work is done. This is a great opportunity to tend your dental needs, and the cost of plate work and bridgework is virtually cut in half by reason of our policy on extraction charge. X-RAY SERVICE for your protection, care, safety and steriliz tion to insure you satisfactory results.

Is ft 1 f. log of Lady Cameron lodge 188, Daughters of Scotia, on Monday night in Hoffnung lodge hall. lodge officers will attend. tithnanlan Women's Qnb Lithuanian Women's club commit. tee has eomnleted nlana far a card party to be given on November 14 at Elks home.

Lavinla Derr Tent Lavlnla Derr Tent 28 will have a Halloween social this evening. Valuable door prizes will be awarded and other prizes also have been provided. Old Glory Crab Members of Old club win meet at the home of Mrs. Clyde Stevens, 418 North Main street, on -Monday evening. November 4.

All members are urged to attend. Sons and Daughters of liberty Sons and Daughters of liberty will hold a Halloween social after the meeting this evening in Odd Fellows' building. Dames of Malta Dames of Malta will hold a Hal- loween social in the G. A. R.

Me mortal hall on Friday evening. Prizes will be awarded for the best and most humorous costumes, also a door prize. Luncheon will be served. Daughters of Pocahontas Daughters of Pocahontas held a well attended meeting last night in headquarters, 27 West Market street, the session being devoted mainly to routine business. Following the meeting a social hour was held.

YOU WILL FIND Lnvelv nerlicees and Intimate an parel suitable for the bridal trous seau or uinstmas guts, accractivev priced. Anna Kascsak, Modiste 119 Sooth Main Street Second Floor Phone WJl 8T7I Across From STRAND. Theatre Critical Eyet Everywhere are Judging your appear' ance Phone 6600 Electro-Painless DENTISTS DR. MORGAN 7 East Market Street -t 1 i it '-t Dignity. Formality.

Grace The Keynote of the Opera Opening Our fashion scout sent us the following telegram after attending the opening of the Metropolitan Opera on Monday-evening. We print it for you as she sent it, for in the frame of the famous Metropolitan Horse Shoe are presented the first fashions of the winter of 1929. "Rythmic fluidity characterizes new evening silhouette. Instep length or trailing dresses. White outstanding.

Tied, blues, black, empire green follow. Sapphire blue, peach; grey newly smart. Moire, satin, taffeta, fine net dresses. Velvet wraps. Black velvet with white, red with dark fur, honeybeige with white, blue or matching fox.

Three-quarter most popular. Dress length smartest. Hose match dress color. Contrast with white. Dark suntan hose.

Many sixteen button white kid gloves. Paste Jewelry. Pearls. cMany pendants. FOWLER, DICK and WALKER THE BOSTON STORE COATS WITH MUFFS TO MATCH THEIR FUR COLLARS of Lapin, Caracul and Cross Fox PARTY DRESS? A SMART looking party dress wins interested comment And we ourselves are winning more and more comment on the beautiful work we do on party dresses.

Fabrics gain new life from our dry-cleaning process-finishing is exquisite, accurate! Does your party dress need this worthwhile care? from 32 up "A Crowing Wyoming Valley Industry" Sizes 12 to 20 0 I 1 SiOixttarii "Craftsmen in keeping Things NewnA 48 SOUTH MAIN IV Car-tcAtibarclfor IVomcnLMissef 70-72 SO. WASHINGTON ST..