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Easter Bonnets iilHWi.MHi mi IU.M.IIIHMIL mm mm in i .1 mu 'Cincinnati Enquirer 3-B Concert Chairman Tlie Hyde Park Golf and 7 iocs Country Club will present 'Parade of Easter Bonnets' at' its day luncheon Thurs- tT.L-?- Hubbard, Mrs. Walter NJchols, I', 'n Luke Harig, Mra Ieo Mrs. Stanley R.Batemanwilli0berschmjdti Mrs M. WpoL be chairman of the day p-jford, Mrs. John Paul Jonei Mrs.

Jtmtli'm u. win muuK. Llo mUer Mrs. Robert! Den- irom Jennys. 'nis Mrs Harry shiek anj Mrju Among mose wno nave sennw.

L. Harrison. in reservations are Mrs. Carl Schilling, chairman of the ladies activity committee of the club, Mrs. a a Mrs.

Luke Jacobs, Mrs. L. N. Liggett, Mrs. Earl F.

Riopelle, Mrs. Dan Twin sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fejdman on January 27 at Good Samaritan Hospital.

They are Jo; be named Thomas Edward." and rY1' I THE MID-WINTER MEETING of the Cincinnati Branch (Crobett, Mrs. Charles A. Traut- 1 i 4 ivh if i i MM. JULES FERN is chairman of arrangements for the concert which the accomplished guitarist, Alberto Valdes-Blain of New York City, willy give at 8:30 p. m.

February 27 in the auditorium of the Cincinnati Art Museum. The concerl under the sponsorship of the Pan-American Society of Cin cinnati. The society, whose aim, among many, is to foster various forms of art, has made possible the one night stand here of one of the young exponents of the classic guitar, a romantic instrument which has charmed audiences the world over. Mr. Blain was born in Havana, Cuba, but came to the United States at a very early age.

He served with the Army of the United States during World War II in the Pacific area. Mr. Blain is now on the taff of the music department of the Aliens Lane Art Center of Philadelphia. Members of Mrs. Fern's committee are Mrs.

Fred Rauch, Mrs. Arthur Joseph Mrs. iTimothy George Feldman. of the English-Speaking Union will take place on Tuesday evening, February 2i, at me Queen City Club. Dinner at o'clock will precede the pro Jewish Festivar -The MacDowell Society of Cincinnati has sent out.

invitations to a "Jewish Festival" on Sunday, February 22. The organization has arranged, for its members and their guests, an afternoon and evening, in the Jewish tradition. At 3 o'clock, a program of liturgical music will be presented at tie Plum Street Temple, under the direction of Dr. C. Hugo Grimm.

At 5:15 o'clock, supper, with a Jewish menu, will be served at the gram. man, Mrs. E. E. Rhoads, Mrs.

Ralph Miller, Mrs. Carl F. Stu-gnrd, Mrs. Paul Nichols, Mrs. L.

F. Nenninger, Mrs. M. L. Cham-pine, Mrs.

Paul Dixon, Mrs. W. S. Hensel, Mrs, Robert Ahcrn, Mrs. Thomas Eagen, Mrs.

C. E. Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas Clark, Mrs. W.

R. Dice, Mrs. L. L. Rasmussen, Mrs.

Charles Hoyt, Mrs. A. W. Erb, Mrs. E.

A. Kal-mar, Mrs. E. F. Roger, Mrs.

W. B. Lambert, Mrs. C. Ourney, Mrs.

J. J. Foley, Mrs. E. E.

Wier-hake, Mrs. A. P. Barringer, Mrs. S.

E. Wright, Mrs. J. A. Meyer, Dr.

Malcolm Miller will be the speaker of the occasion. His topic will be "Inside ckumek Si0iV He will illustrate his talk with all-color movies. 'Hotel, Metropole. An American by birth, Dr. Miller has recently returned from England which he made Al Villensky, Dr.

Matias G.i manufacturing jeteelert E. 5th Street 4TH FLOOR his headquarters for the past five years. This period has been French Actor To Speak M. Pierre Viala, widely known French actor, and world traveler, will present a program at 8 o'clock the evening of Monday, February 23, at the Taft Mu an eventful one in England's history and in his film Dr. Vega, Mr.

George J. Marks and Mr. Robert S. Cucierb, president of the Pan-American Society. Tickets, which are priced at $2.50, may be obtained February 24-26 at the Bald- Mrs.

Jules J. Fern win Piano 415 Race St, and at the box office of the Art Museum on the evening of the concert. seum. He is appearing here under the auspices of the Alli Hrry Cvlson ADULT BALLROOM CLASSES New Term Starts Mar. 1 809.

Adv. CIcmet 20 10 Lissom $30 Enroll Sat Feb. 28 At Reduced Rate of $25 2530 May St. W0 1-9908 Watche Miller has recorded the many changes. Mr.

Reuben B. Hayes is president of the local English-Speaking Union. Invitations to the meeting will go out to members this week-end. Mrs. David J.

Schuler ance Francaise of Cincinnati. The title of M. Valia's pro Saturday Dance The Sip 'n Slipper Dance Club, made up of members of Honeymoon In Mich wan gram is "La Poesie Francaise au tour du Monde," and will be the Cincinnati Club, will hold MR. AND MRS. DAVID J.

a dramatic presentation of its "Hearts and Flowers" dinner Winter Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hin- L-Z1KI NSELLA famous moments in French SCHULER (Susan Hattendorf), poetry, classical and contempo-bnth of wh0m are ski enthusi dance Saturday evening in the sch are returning to Cincinnati rary A reCeption in honor of Daughter Is Born A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Craig Sea-sholes Jr. (Joan Pease) yesterday at Bethesda Hospital. The baby, who will be named Ellen Pease, has a sister, Anne, a brother, Craig. Sharing in the congratulations are the grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Pease of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Seasholes of Cleveland.

ballroom of the Cincinnati Club. dolph J. Schuler of Grosse Point Farms, Mich. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of while silk taffeta, fashioned with a bell-shaped skirt that ended in a chapel-longth train. The bodice, with its round neckline, npxt Week fOJIOWin? tneir Win- cnnalnr- uiil fnllmv tho nrr asts, have gone to Michigan on their honeymoon.

Their mar- e.iA i ii uuwik winder nonnay at Moniega isay the British West Indies. be followed by dinner at 7:45. Alliance Francaise members riage took place at 11:30 o'clock Saturday morning in the Bcl-larmine Chapel. arranging the evening are Mr. Arthur Scharff, chairman of the organization's program committee; Mrs.

John Z. Herschede, had a yoke of Alencon lace, AUCTION SALE FINE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES. PAINTINGS From Several Fine Local Hemes TONIGHT AT 7 P. fA. The bride is a daughter ot Combined Meeting The Connecticut College Club and the Hood College Club of Gregory Wright, Mrs.

Dr and Mrs. Glen A. Hat lormea cap sleeves, une dorf of this city, who gave allaC(; was re-embroidered with wedding reception at and iridescent h.rt at the Ouepn'QU'us. The bride also wore a Cincinnati will hold a combined 'rSi Alpha Eta Association of Zeta Tau Alpha will sponsor a dessort-card party at 12:30 o'clock on Friday and on Saturday in the Community Room of Rollman's Swifton. Preceding meeting at 8 o'clock the evening Thomas C.

Adler. Mrs Robert of March 4, at the residence oferw'n- VXuIff and At Hillsdale Citv' Club. The bridegroom is fingertip-length tulle veil, which Mr. William S. Wabnitz, presi Mrs.

Richardson McKinney. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- was attached to a crown of the same lace, similarly trimmed. dent of the society.

Miss Mary Macielle, head of Hillsdale School will hav Its annual "Open Day" today. Participating will be parents of the card party will be a fashion onwiw nr the department of medical il I Engagement Is Announcei students and other friends of tha school. The program will nice Foley, fashion coordinator (Cincinnati Medical School will. begin at 9 o'clock with an as-'for Rollman's. Mrs.

William E. speak to members of the clubs PA 1-2144 711 SYCAMORE ST. sembly period. Visitors willwagner and Mrs. N.

P. We is- and their friends, then take part in a regular I gerber are cochairmen. Re.sorva- Acceptances are to be sent, school day, attending classes, chairman is Miss Maryjby March 2, to Mrs. McKinney luncheon and sports activities. 'Jane Graf.

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All three wore frocks of coral organza, trimmed with matching satin, and headpieces of the same satin, with short back veils. They carried bouquets of colorful spring flowers. Mr. Schuler had Mr. James Sutphin of Brecksville, Ohio, as his best man.

The ushers were Messrs. Charles Fosler of Evansville, 111., Thomas Sullivan of Toledo, Oh'io, John Cooper of Chicago and Dan Coleman of Hollywood, Calif. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Hattendorf wore a gown of slate blue silk satin, and a matching petal hat. Her corsage was of white butterfly orchids.

Mrs. Schuler, mother of the bridegroom, chose a gown of cornflower blue silk shantung, and a small hat of ipnhire blue. White butterfly irchids' also formed her corsage. For going-away, the bride wore a blue tweed suit. She and Mr.

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AND MRS. ROBERT.Mr. Virgil Eugene Byerly, son Anha Siirmn -SIDNEY BOVVER of Park Hills, i of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil George; Aha Ky announce the engagement Byerly of Boone, Iowa.

1 8 ln thp mm w(VI Arthur Darack. EnQuirar "I like her" Daia Sitvam. Post Timii Star "A balm for tort ear" The New Yorker Magazine "Most creative pianist today" Dave Garrowav of their daughter, Barbara, to I A graduate ot Miss Jjonerty College Preparatory 'Miss Bower attended Rollins' 4. ikA JbA The Madisom-ille Music Club will meet at 8 clock this evening at the home of theJ Gibson irlSi, muw College, Winter Park, and was graduated from Indiana I niversity. She is a member of Phi Mu.

Mr. Byerly was gradu- ated from Iowa State Univer-N sitv, where he was affiliated uth Phi Kappa Psi, and received his Masters degree from the Harvard Graduate School Margaret and Helen Gillard, 4348 Erie Madison-ville. "American Valentine Music" will be the theme of the program, featuring Mr. Gene West, tenor soloist, and Mr. Dan Pae, pianist, both of the c- iniimiTAii College-Conservatory of Music of Business Administration.

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