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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Tuesday, April 3, 1956 10 MISS MARY New York, who is a "Society and Mr. Snowden Rowe have student at The College, bridesRadcliffe as her maid of honor. completed their list of attend- maids will be Miss Martha ants for their wedding, which Carolyn Berger of Cincinnati, is to take place Saturday, is a Smith College student; May 5. Brice Marcia Tucker of this city, Miss Platt, who is the daugh- is at Vassar, and two Conter of Mr. and Mrs.

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Foundations--Sixth Floor Smart Fashions- Fifth at Race- and Miss Eleanor Elkins, whose home is in Scotland. Mr. Rowe, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M.

Rowe, will have his brother, Mr. Stanley M. Rowe as his best man. The be the brideelect's brother, Mr. Stoddard D.

Platt: Mr. Charles Fleischmann and Mr. Rowe H. Hoffman of Cincinnati: Mr. John Freeman Haven, Mr.

Robert L. Randolph of Baltimore, and Mr. Gregory C. Gates of Suffield. Mass.

Two parties have been arranged for this week in honor of Miss Platt and Mr. Rowe. The fiances will share honors this evening with Miss Louise Knauft and her fiance, Mr. Samuel Marston Allen, at a buffet supper to be given by Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Berger at their residence on Shawnee Run Road. The marriage of Miss Knauft to Mr. Allen is to take place on June 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace S. Espy will be the host and hostess Saturday, at a buffet supper also, at their residence in Milford, in honor of Miss Platt and Mr. Rowe. The marriage of Miss Platt to Mr. Rowe is to take place at 4:30 o'clock in St.

Thomas Episcopal Church, Terrace Park. It will be followed by a small gathering the two families at the residence of Mrs. Chester Kroger. Jr. League Meeting Members of the Junior League of Cincinnati are being reminded that the organization's regular monthly meeting is scheduled for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Cincinnati Country Club, instead of the usual time of 10:30 o'clock.

At the meeting, there will be the election of the vice president, secretary, members of the board and the admissions committee. The hostesses will be members of the Junior League players. Bradford College Club Bradford Junior College Club of Cincinnati will hold its spring luncheon meeting at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Cincinnati Country Club. Miss Dorothy Bell, president of Bradford Junior College, will be the guest of honor. The new officers of the local alumnal club are Mrs.

Richard Sheperd, president; Mrs. Frank Andress, vice president, and Mrs. Glendon Campbell, secretary-treasurer. (Dubow) Miss June Allman BRIDE-ELECT MR. AND MRS.

R. C. ALLMAN announce the engagement of their dauhgter, June, to Mr. Frank E. Hall, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Hall. The wedding will take place in the summer. Reservations Reservations A large number of reservations have been made for the luncheon and fashion show to be presented at 1 o'clock tomorrow in the Hall of Mirrors of the Netherland Plaza. The affair, which is under the auspices of the Summit Alumnae Association, will benefit a scholarship fund at the Summit Country Day School.

"Fashions Through The Years" is the title of the fashion show, to be presented by the H. S. Pogue Co. A partial list of reservations is made up of Mrs. William Lambert: Mrs.

Cecil W. Tyler, Mis. William E. Bell, Mrs. Bradford Sullivan, Mrs.

Lou Erdman, Mrs. Evank Burns, Mrs. Edward Holz, Mrs. Edwin T. Heilker, Mrs.

John Kilcoyne, Mrs. A. J. Ackerman, Mrs. R.

A. Gerding, Mrs. Clarence O. Dorger Mrs. Walter Bunker, Mrs.

Andrew Rohan. Mrs. Wallace M. Hall, Mrs. Robert B.

Ott, Mrs. G. Harold Finen, Mrs. August Albers, Mrs. William McCarthy, Mrs.

C. C. Slete Mrs. Norman Reis, Mrs. George Neider, Mrs.

Robert Owens, Mrs. P. Lincoln Mitchell Mrs. Harry J. Hocks, Mrs.

Robert Topmoeller, William Frye, Mrs. George Thurner, Mrs. Clarence Schuster, Mrs. James Daum and Mrs. C.

Bud Bechtold. Word has been received here of the birth Thursday of a daughter, their first child, to Lt. and Mrs. Roger L. 9 Glander (Jane Mason) of Cherry Point, N.

C. The baby is to be named Marjorie Sue. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlton M.

Mason of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Glander of Dayton, Ohio. A daughter, their second child, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald H. Jacob. (Phyllis Mae Taylar) at Bethesda Hospital, March 22. The baby, who is to be named Kathleen Gayle, has a brother, Donald J.

The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Jacob, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Taylor of London, Ohio. Candidate Meets Dare CARMI, April 2 (UP) -State Rep. Paul Zeigler really went all-out to aid the recent polio fund drive here. A local radio held an auction services, and someone called on, with a pledge for a donation-pro- vided Zeigler, a Democrat, one-minute speech on why voters should vote for Republicans. Zeigler made the speech, and the donation was made.

MRS. GUSTAVE MATTMAN and Mrs. Roy E. Rife will serve as registrars for the Town Club's symphony luncheon Friday. The scheduled for noon, will be the final of season in a series held at the club headquarters in the Hotel Sinton.

Mrs. Albert P. Matthews, chairman of hospitality, will be assisted by a large group of members at the luncheon. In the group will be Mrs. Asa Butterfield, Mrs.

Joseph R. McCleary, Mrs. Wilford N. Wright, Mrs. Ralph Kuhn, Mrs.

Paul M. Woodward, Mrs. Walter F. Eberle, Mrs. Waymouth Finn, Mrs.

Fred R. Rauch, Mrs. Warren Marvin, Mrs. Carlos Schott, Miss Margaret P. Fisk, Mrs.

Stuart Garrison and Mrs. Francis C. Biddle. Mrs. Frank Stegeman Jr.

is in charge of decorations. Luncheon reservations may be made by telephoning the club's headquarters. Returned Home Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Safford returned home on Friday, following visits with members of their family in Allentown, and Scotch Plains, N.

J. They were away about 10 days. In Allentown, the Saffords visited their son-in-law daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Wills (Cynthia Safford), and their son, Jimmy. MElvinE on Mrs. to Safford Scotch were Plains, the guests there of another son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Rowland (Kate Safford), their two children, Sally, and Stephen Maxwell Rowland, who was born on March 1. Here From The East Mrs. Henry H. Hodgson (Jeannette Rule) and her young son, John Geoffrey, arrived in town yesterday from the East. They will be here until this weekend, as the guests of Mrs.

Hodgson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colter Rule. Mr. and Mrs.

Hodgson recently purchased a home in Chappaqua, N. Y. They had been residing in Bronxville, N. Y. Returned From Cruise Mr.

and Mrs. Howard E. Lockwood arrived in Mobile, yesterday on board the SS Alcoa Cavalier, following a 16 day Caribbean cruise. Congratulations! Congratulations! A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

John Jolly (Mary Esther Herndon) on March 24. The baby, who will be named Mary Laura, has a sister, Emily, and a brother, John. They are grandchildren of Mrs. Robert H. Herndon of Fort Mitchell, and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn N. Jolly of this city. Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Favret are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. The baby will be named Sarah Marie. She has two brothers, Tommy and Johnny, and a sister, Susan. Sharing in the congratulations are the grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry G. Bohmer and Mr. and Mrs. James R.

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10 to 18. 25.00 AVONDALE PLEASANT RIDGE HYDE PARK COLLEGE HILL Mr. and Mrs. George Marlatt of Norwood announce the marriage of their daughter, Sharlene Myers, to Lt. Donald Rogers of Ft.

Thomas, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Carl Habeck of Germany. The ceremony performed by the Rev.

Morris Coeri on March 24 in the parof the Covington Imsonage, Baptist Church. Mrs. J. L. Marlatt, sister-inlaw of the bride, was the matron of honor, and Mr.

Marlatt was the best man. A dinner followed the ceremony, at the Town and Country. Out-of-town guests included the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Iva Tygett, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Tygett and their son, Rich, of Christoper, Ill. Following a honeymoon in Cumberland Falls, Lieutenant Rogers and his bride will reside at 105 Newman Fort Thomas. AUCTION SALE FINE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, PAINTINGS From Several Fine Local Homes TONIGHT AT 7 P.M.• Louis Aronoff Arctions Sales Appraisals 21 E. CENTRAL PARKWAY PA 1-2144 Between Vine and Walnut PRESIDENT OF MRS. IRVING H.

SCHROTH was chosen president of the Cincinnati Woman's Club at the organization's annual election, held yesterday at the clubhouse, on Oak Street. She succeeds Mrs. James DeForest Murch, and will assume office on June 4. Serving as first vice president will be Mrs. Robert A.

Lyon, while Mrs. Willard B. Fessenden will be second vice president. Six members were elected to three-year terms on the board of directors, from a slate of nine candidates. The new board members are Mrs.

Ray Glen DeVoist, Mrs. Douglas Fuller, Mrs. Robert W. Gwinner, Mrs. John W.

Hauser, Mrs. William F. Hummel and' Mrs. Gregory G. Wright.

Mrs. Wilford N. Wright was C. Evans Foertmeyer (Rita Lutz) at Christ Hospital. The baby, to be named Mark Evans, has a sister, Cynthia.

Sharing in the congratulations are grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lutz and Mr. and Mrs. William Foertmeyer.

(Harry Carlson) Mrs. Irving H. Schroth WOMAN'S CLUB chairman of the election, and Mrs. Warren Taylor director of the count. A tea in honor of the new board followed the election.

Schroth has been an active member of the Woman's Club for many years, and previously served on the board. She has been chairman of the organization's lecture and entertainment committee, and leader of its Glee Club. During Mrs. Murch's twoyear term of office, a succession of interesting lecturers have been presented to the membership, and a new study circle was added, a travel circle, which was formed recently. Under Mrs.

Murch's leadership, many philanthropic projects were undertaken, including the appearance last month of Mr. Lowell Thomas a program which benefitted the Children's Dental Care Foundation. The club, as is its custom, gave many scholarships to girls at the College Conservatory, the University of Cincinnati, and in nurse's training. Gifts and financial assistance also were given to Longview Social Service, the Needlework Guild and the Craft Shop of The Handicapped. Here's a real penny pincherthe A BUDGET BATHROOM 18 Only $165.00 PLUS INSTALLATION No down payment I This nifty, thrifty group includes the Bildor Easy monthly bath, Decledge lavatory and Compton toilet.

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