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WILKES-BARRE RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1933 UUtlhed-lBarre Cjenerai J4o5pital lAJoman Jluxiliavy Opens J-all Season UVitli Jvleetin contlnl, Mrs. C. DeStefano, Mrs. Noted Polish Enters College On BrooklynY.W. Staff Bugbee Says Hitler GENERAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GREETS DIRECTRESS OF NURSES Members Greet Miss Emma Ballamy And New Assistant At First Meeting Of Fall Season whose marriage to the Rev.

John E. Morgan will take place on Wednesday, October 12. Those present: Alice J. Walker, Bessie M. Letaon, Stella H.

Kendlg, Esther Nicholas, Jean Myers Smiles, Betty Jermyn, Gertrude Wright Griffith, Alberta C. Stemmer. A wiener roast was held at Dallas Saturday evening by the following: Claire Tredinnick, Alan Klst-ler, Dorothy Carey, A Conrad Halges, Doris Gilman, John Tredinnick, Betty Daniels, William Kistler, Marion Davies, Loren Steinhauer, Rose Thomas, Michael Drugach, Ruth Walton, Robert Lewis. Frank DeNero, Mrs. Peter Ferra, Madelyn Balester, Palma Cencl.

Miss Elva Riemensnyder of 485 Scott Street was honored at a surprise party given at her residence recently in observance of her 17th birthday anniversary. Guests: Misses Jean Reynolds, Louise Chissler, Clara Sayman, Mary Wenner, Marianne Gallagher, Doris Reese, La-vlnia Browne, Grover Sayman, Leo Gallagher, Parke Brown, Ronald Keeney, Thomas Stacey, Albert Clarke. The School Savings Department of the Miners National Bank pi Wilkes-Barre entertained recently at a dinner party at Hotel Sterling in honor of Mies Alice J. Welker, -l I At the first meeting of the fall season held by Woman's Auxiliary of Wilkes-Barre General Hospital yesterday at Taylor Memorial Home, Mrs. John Howorth, auxiliary president, presented Miss Emma Ballamy, the new directress of nurses.

Misa Ballamy needed no introduction to the auxiliary members by whom she is esteemed because of her years of; service as assistant superintendent of nurses under Miss Sarah Krewsen. LBIEIE(BMM9 Roberts, Mrs. Clarence B. Davis, Mrs. Joseph Trethaway, Mrs.

Frank Youngblood, Katherine E. V. Hope, Mrs. Tudor F. Griffiths, Mrs.

E. Baker, Antoinette Scofield, Mrs. W. J. Phillips, Mrs.

Louis Dahl, Mrs. W. P. Davenport, Mrs. William R.

Toomb, Mrs. Joseph C. Doud, Mrs. E. W.

Meixell, Mrs. H. Stivers, Mrs. William Sword, Mrs. H.

Irvin Evans, Mrs. Otto C. Weyand, Mrs. L. E.

Giles, Mrs. J. Montanye, Mrs. M. C.

Rum-baugh, Mrs. C. Clyde Moore, Mrs. R. Rumbaugh, Mrs.

Ray W. Scharfenberg, Mrs. E. C. Bahn-miller, George K.

Steinhauer, Mrs. Carl E. Hontz, Mrs. P. R.

Harris, Mrs. Bayard Hand, Mrs. Harley C. Wheaton, Mrs. Ursula H.

Reynolds, Mrs. James Deeble, Mrs. T. Nicholson, Mrs. Evan C.

Jones, Mrs. M. G. Wilson, Mrs. S.

Mengel, Mrs. T. F. Heffernan, Mrs. Thomas E.

Heffernan. w-www 90 retfe new ldea slecvea, fleece. tarred to i9 Floor 1 w.achcons"a topcoat Witt sepaat 48.90 cross- looWn and win rust brown-shades, to 20. sizes, Misses Second Floor Stunning ui suns ut Wen Second I 1 Vocal Quintet Will Sing Here Prominent Residents Sponsor Initial Appearance of Dana Ensemble on Thursday Prominent local Polish residents are sponsoring the first appearance of distinguished foreign vocal quintets to Wyoming Valley, the Dana Ensemble of Poland. They will appear at Irem Temple Thursday, September 29 In their initial concert In the United States this year.

As an added attraction with Dana Ensemble, arrives Miss Hanka Brzezinska a talented soprano. The Dana Ensemble appeared at 1200 concerts in Europe. They sing In Polish, English, German, Russian, Italian and other languages and are acclaimed by European musHs critics. Members of local sponsor committee are: Judge and Mrs. John J.

Aponlck, Rev, J. E. Gryczka, District Attorney and Mrs. Leon Schwartz, Attorney and Mrs. Charles Rozmarek, Mrs.

Mary Porwlt, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ulat-owskl, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stef-anski, Dr.

and Mrs. S. W. Blaze-jewski. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph F. Gillls, Attorney and Mrs. Peter Kanjorskl, Attorney and Mrs. John M.

Dudrick, Dr. George BednarK, Attorney and Mrs. T. Wadzinski, Mr. and Mrs.

Jos. F. Lester, Mr, and Mrs. S. J.

Tvburskl. Attorney John H. Bonin, Miss C. Zajkowski, Attorney and Mrs. A.

Laffay, Mr. and Mrs. uranK TODOiia. ux. ana Mrs.

J. J. Bromlnski, George Fud- ala, A. Pulawski, C. KrushefsKi, W.

Niezgoda, Dr. and Mrs. Konlckl. Felix J. Pawlowski.

A. Mi itiil MVa A ttahlocrnl- skl. John Karbowskl, Mr. and Mrs V. Znanieckl.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Ost- rowskl, Attorney and Mrs. josepn Mleszkownki, Mr.

ana Mrs. Aaam Olawewskl. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Jan owskl, Mr. and Mrs. J. Olszewski, Miss Marv Glowacki. Mr.

and Mrs T. Budzinski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Koronklewicz, Mrs.

T. Kolenda, Joseph Bialogowlcz, Charles Wright, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wonsew-Icz, Miss Anna SolaSkl, Miss Victoria Nltch Dr.

and Mrs; J. Kocyan, Mrs. Jos. Dombrowski, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Malinowskl, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stetz, Mrs.

M. Furmanskl. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Varhely, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schmidt and Rev. Francis Kas aczun. Mrs.

Michael DeRomo, 630 West moreland Avenue, Kingston, enter tained the Gloria Club of Scranton at her home recently. The fol lowing received nrizes at cards Mrs Thomas Carey. Mrs. Leo P. Terrey.

Mrs. Angelo Fer- rarlo. Mrs. Nicholas Coyer, Miss Mareuerite Marmo, Mrs. Sal Let- tlerl, Mrs.

Carmen Notartomaso. Other guests: Mrs. Domlnick Alello. Miss Mareuerite Marmo, Mrs. Leo B.

Terrerl, Miss Edna RosatI, Mrs. Louis Gallia, Mrs. A. J. Manelone.

Mrs. Josenh Perfilio, Mrs. Joseph D'Antonia, Mrs. John Giongoll, Mrs. M.

DIPIetro, Miss Lena PrudentI, Mrs. James Sacco, Mrs. D. LucchL Anna Casparro, Mrs. Eugene Marzanl, Mrs.

J. Bis- UPSWEPT Rules For Fall! Modified to suit the individual need of each patron. KURL-I-EST fl Permanent; Complete UPSWEPT $T1 50 Permanent Complete No Kxtras! 0ILETTE J5 95 Permanent J- A Regular Wave Complete WEST MARKET STREET DIAL S-JZ0 PIES rlV li I Lm I 9 MISS LUCILLE I. HEWITT TAKES NEW POST Miss Lucille Hewitt of Trucks vllle Leaves for Brooklyn Miss Lucille I. Hewitt, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Hewitt of 60 Carverton Road, Trucksvllle, who has accepted the position of Younger GtrVs Secretary at the central Brancn x. w. i. a.

in Brooklyn, New York. Miss Hewitt win supervise a ciuD-acuviues pru-gram for girls from the high schools and junior nign scnoois Brooklyn. For three years she has Deen a graduate stuaent in personnel at Teachers' College, Co lumbia University, and on the staff-of The Sheltering Arms, in New York City, as director of re ligious education ana arts ana crafts. Before toincr to New York City, Miss Hewitt was with the Leader ship division of the New York State Council or Kengious niauca-tion, at Albany, N. Y.

In 1931-32 she was field worker in the Dallas District of the Methodist Episco- al Church, and in 1932-34 was ead worker of the Hanover Set tlement, near Nantlcoke. Miss Dorothy Day was honored at a birthday party Saturday afternoon by the E. Louise Foote Junior Club of Women's Republican Club. Gift was presented by Mrs. Catherine Post, director.

Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. C. E-Hlppensteel of Corlear Street gave a shower recently In honor of her dauehter. Mies Edith L.

Hippensteel, a bride-elect. Guests: Mrs. John Rapson, Mrs. -William' Yohey, Mrs. William Massfticrill.

Miss Mame Jennings, Mra. Georee Collamer, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Frances Marso, Mrs. Wavman Myers.

Mrs. Thomas Ireland, Mrs. Elizabeth Kllnges, Mrs. Harvey Hample, Mra. Oswald Broad, Alice Jane iiippensteei.

Mrs. Joseph Edwards, the former Miss Marion Mae Hale, was enter tained at a shower at the home of Miss Geraldine Erwine, Kingston, Present: Mrs. Kurty, Ruth Hale, Elva Culp, Retha Prudoe, Thelnia Deeble, Margaret Zimmerman, Dorothy Strickland, Bernice Fish, Ruth Esther Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kossa of 24 Dover 'Lane celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a party on Saturday night.

Dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kossa, Mrs. Magdelene Mrozowskl, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Balawender, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrozowskl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Potoski, Mr.

and Mrs. John Lazicki, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrozoski, Miss Helen Kossa, Miss Vera Mrozoski, Miss Reglna Kossa, Miss Rose Mrozoski, Stanley Blela, Walter Kossa, Andrew Balwender. A surprise party was held honoring Miss Alice Blessing at the home of her parents, 108 North Main Street Present: Ruth Walton, Charles Pohonls, Margaret Corcoran, Ray Stevens, Elva Blakeerlee, Leon Knorr.

Mary Muessig, Edward Slinzer, Margaret Niecadum, Stanley Starzyck, Mr. and Mrs. William Poepperling, Mary Thomas, John Blessing, Mrs. Josephine Blessing, Mr; and Mrs. George Blessing, Alice Blessing, Chester Hafner.

Mrs. Sheldon Carey of New Alex ander street was nonored at a party given recently by Sir Galahad Mothers of St. Stephen's Church at her home. Mrs. Carey received many gifts.

Games were played and a buffet lunch was served. Guests: Mrs. Stanley Allen, Mrs. S. E.

Ahrendts, Mrs. Henry Adolph, Mrs. Frederick Besancon, Mrs. Reginald Blamire, Mrs. Edmund Lyons, Mrs.

L. E. Stoughton, Mrs. Leroy Woolard, Mrs. T.

J. Werner, Mrs. Harry Hassel, Mrs. T. H.

Soley, Mrs. Morgan Davis, Mrs. Raymond Stair, Mrs. Anthony juevan, mra. uiauya rrice.

Speech Lets Door Open for Peace Main Trouble, Club Is Told, Is in Way Sudeten Area Is to Be Divided Referring to Adolph Hitler's speech to the world yesterday aft ernoon, Prof, Leroy Bugbee in an address at the opening dinner meeting of West Side Junior Wom Club last night at One-O-Nlne, observed Hitler apparently decided leave the door onen for a oeaceful settlement, at least for remainder of this week. Prof. Buebee said that while there is little that Hitler can with draw, there is still a possibility of peaceful settlement. Czechoslovakia originally was creaiea as a Duner state in central Europe by the Allies to control the continent and prevent Germany from expanding, Prof. Bugbee said, and this explains why France Is aligned to Czechoslovakia and why England would likely to support France in the event of Hitler's invasion.

The speaker explained the steps that to the present crisis, particularly original demands that Chamberlain understood Hitler to make at Berchteseaden and which- were sent to Czechoslovakia on Sunday. then compared it with the nnai demands made by Hitler at Godes-burg that Chamberlain could not agree to and Czechoslovakia and France no tn reieciea. Prof. Buebee explained that the seat of the trouble seems to be in how the division should he made, said that while Hitler wants Sudeten area ceded immediately, Chamberlain and France insist an international commission, other rlehta. Miss Dorothy I.

Lewis, newly elected president of the club, in troduced Prof. Buebee. It was de cided to have a Halloween party. The annual Christmas dance on December 26 was discussed. Mrs, William J.

Daw, waa appoint- chairman of the dance. Others at the dinners Mrs. Genre-a M. Huev. advisor: Mrs George Bachman and guest, Mar garet aesecKer; uoroiny xmieu-bender, Elizabeth Bray, Mrs.

Har-nirl Brown. Mrs. L. Bubeck Mary Buck, Mrs. Marguerite Evans Carrozza, Eleanor Chapin, Mrs.

Norman Crandall. Vera Curttee, Parnlvd Davis. Edith Davis. Mrs A. G.

Davis, Alice Daw, Elsie Dean, Helene DeMun, Dorothy Tati T)ATiinn. wilhemina Detriek AUrb Evans. Viola Ertly. Carol Fry, Irene Hessler, Mrs. W.

Howell nnd euest Mrs. A. F. Hut chison, Margaret Kirschner, Anne Hoover Kniffen, Ruth Lare, Janelle T.avronk. Charlotte Lomae, Jane Lutz, Marjorie Manri, Ruth Hessler MacKeebv.

Mrs. Allison Miller, Mrs. Frank Nichols, Elin Northrup, TJono MHnrl Perrv. Mrs wit Tiohblns. Cora Scharfenberg, Grace Steinhauer, Louise Stein- hnr Rosa Steven.

Helen Terry, Bertha Thomas, Mrs. Stanley Tur-naf Mr. Stenhen Waslev. Gert- rtid Wnikiir. Louise Werner, Patsy wwtenie-ht.

Alice Williams, Jac- mmtitin Williams. Arline Willough and truest. Prof. Parker Burt, Dorothy Eshelman, Mary Wharton Mrs. Burdette Moore, Nan Thomas Mrs.

Burton Hankey, Anne wu liams. e. Vihwleajaiees. the former Mana Itmn Mi MoJ! Clamar, the former Miss Amanda Cochrane, were honored by their coworkers at a airmer party ana ho wer. recentiv- at Boyd's lea Room.

Vocal and piano soios, readings and novelty stunts provided entertainment. Others pres ent: Mrs. Harry Freeman, Mrs, Judee. Carrie Stevens. Mar garet Loftus, Catherine Dougherty, Trene Bloom.

Ann Helen McCloskey, Stella Metusa, Mary Brooch, Ruth Gable, Nana Evans, Misses Irene and Helen Walsh of Hazle Street entertained at a linen shower recently honoring their cousin. ss Catherine O'Donneu bride-elect. Others present: Mary Mullin. Mary McDonoueh, Helen Burke, Mary Hayaen, Kutn scnuuz, Ann Muiroy, veronica, wan uon-nell, Nora Mulhern, Sadie Mulhern Eileen Burke, Mrs. B.

Langan Mrs. James Mrs. Martin Walsh. Miss Loretta Schatzel of 113 Coal Street entertained recently at shower for her sister, Mrs. Paul Poepperling, recent bride.

Miss William Eyerman, Miss Anna Rod erick, Miss Rita Brown and Mrs. William Poepperling received prizes. Other guests: Emily Bog-art, Pearl Yuklc, Margaret Wallace, Ann Marie Futch, Rose Kelo, June Wetteran, Lucy Lehman, Ruth Schatzel, Nell Wallace, Mrs. Mald-wyn Jones, Mrs. Ann Brown, Mrs.

Emmel Hurst, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Gladys Naylor, Mrs. Mary Schatzel. Mrs.

C. Nye of Forty Fort entertained at a birthday party for Mrs. Machell Hildebrant and Mrs. Wesley Moore pf Dallas on Friday night. Present: Mrs, Guy A.

Smith, Miss Addi? Elston of Kingston; Mrs. Harold Shappelle, Trucksvllle; Mrs. Wesley Oliver, Shavertown; Mrs. Lulu Belsel, Mrs. Harold Rood, Mrs.

Laura Patterson, Mrs. Ralph Rood, Mrs. J. Machell Hildebrandt, Mrs. Wesley Moore, Dallas.

minute me i I Jnrt'r The auxiliary memoers gave juissv Ballamy a rising vote 01 appreciation and loyalty after which she introduced Miss May Flett, her new assistant. Miss Flett is a graduate of a Boston Hospital and has had excellent training and experience in nursing and social serv- iCG. Reports of the ward chairmen and committee chairmen followed. In attendance: Mrs. Donald C.

Patterson, Mrs. Cleon Hanson, Mrs. F. H. Wagner, Miss Lydia V.

Patten, Mrs. Frank SilvernaU, Mrs. Fred W. Speece, Rebecca C. Stark, Mrs F.

J. Weckesser, Mrs. Emory Lutes, Grace A. Post, Mrs. John H.

Binney Mrs. S. Tench, Mrs. John rt ttm Mrs. H.

D. Deemer, Mrs. t.pWi Edwards. Mrs. J.

Truman. CTvnns. Mrs. Henry N. Armstrong, Mrs.

A. E. Nicholson, Mrs. uram Cadwallader, Mrs. Robert Woehrle, Mrs D.

B. Williams, Mrs. A. C. Williams, Mrs.

Mary A. Lawrence, Mrs. Harry G. Davis, Mrs. William IPerdonald Miss Jane Wolf of South Franklin Street has returned from after visiting her grandmother, Mrs A.

F. Wolf. Mies Wolf leaves tomorrow to enter Miss Gill's In the Mendham Hills, N. J. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred W. Ahlborn of South Franklin Street will remain at their summer home at Bear i.aKe until about October 15. pr. and Mrs.

D. B. Williams pf West Northampton Street spent the week end in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Wolfe of New Rochelle returned yesterday after spending the week end at their cottage at Bear Lake. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Buckman and family have moved from the cottage al Glen Summit to their Sesidence at 40 South River Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tompkins and guest, Mrs. Howard Douglas of wrt.tnrk. 111.

are truest of Mrs. Tompkins's mother, Mrs. Harry M. nf Smith Franklin Street, to. Tompkins and Mrs.

Douglas, in Washington as eueste of the former's aunt, Mrs. 'William Ord, will remain here for a Bhort visit with Mrs. Harding. Mr. and Mrs.

Leach of Oranee. N. J. spent the week end assists of the latter1 brother, Henry C. Tuck of Rutter Avenue, Kingston.

E. Adams of Columbia, S. C. is visiting his mother, Mrs. h.

u. Adams at Bear Creek. Mrs. Ralph DeWitt, chairman of music in public schools, Mrs. Mary Sheeder Wilson, regional chairman, and Miss Stella Pickett, new assist-ant State Junior counselor, will attend ft meeting of State Federation be installed.

'Mrs. H.t Zelser and daughter, Mrs. HOwardRisley of Carey returnea irom York City where, they spent the week end. Mr. and Mrs.

David Shadrack Williams have returned from their wedding trip to New York and are residing at 2711 South Dakota Avenue, N. Washington, D. C. Mrs. Williams Is the former Miss Helen Louise Hoffman of 45 Rowland Street.

tut. an Mm. n. W. Carey of South Sherman Street have closed their cottage at Lake Nuangola.

Misses Marguerite and Edna 6mith of Jones Street have moved irom Harvey's Lake where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Thomas and Jamily have returned to their residence at 141 Lee Park Avenue after spending the aummer at Harvey's Lake. Mrs.

Carrie Nicholas and family have moved from Harvey's Lake to their residence at 119 Center Street, Plymouth. i- m. Fred Pritchard and 'daughter, Louise, have closed their cottage at Harvey's Lake and returned to their residence at 182 Chapel Street, Luzerne. Mr. and Mrs.

William N. Schmitt of 105 Lehigh Street will return on Wednesday from Miami. Mrs. Helen Groblewskl of Plymouth is a patient in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Mrs.

Michael Vivian has returned from her summer place at Lake Nuangola to her residence in Nan-ticoke. Mrs J. P. Warnick has returned from Margate City to her residence at 89 Park Avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Rhys Meredith and daughter, Miss Elsie Meredith of South Sherman Street, have closed their cottage at Harvey Lake. mr Mm. Adam Heim of uin stropt will leave on Wed' nesday for New York City to spend the. balance of the week.

TTnurnrA Lewis Of S3 Fort Street, Forty Fort, is Improving at Nesbitt Memorial lunun-lne an operation. m. Mm. J. Kaiser have moved to 'their residence at 499 rnriv Avenue after spending the ummer at Lake Carey.

Joseph Lester and daughter, Misa Irene Mary Lester, of Warren Avenue, Kingston, have been visiting in Danzig and will leave shortly for Warsaw where Misa Lester plane to epend a year in study. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis of 361 East South Street have returned Riiffalo where they visited Mr. JtfV A.

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MISS CHRISTINE GOERINGER Miss Goerlnger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Goerlnger of 351, North Main Street, has entered Cedar Crest College, Allentown, where she will major In home economics. Miss Goerlnger is a graduate of Coughlin High School.

esiemeai a Sunday, September 27, 1908 Miss Adallne Jones arrived in New York on Thursday on the steamship, Koenig Albert, after a three months' trip abroad. Miss Cornelia Parkhurst left on Wednesday fpr Wilson College. Friday, September 27, 1918 Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Pragnell of Davis Street have returned from an automobile trip to Baltimore. E. Warren Bulette of Kingston accom panied them as far as Lancaster, Mrs. Samuel A.

Hull and three grandchildren of Dorranceton have gone to Mountain J-AKe rarx, ma. parties Mrs. John Collins of South Frank lin Street will give a supper party this arternoon lor ner aaugnter, Mary Collins, who is observing her birthday anniversary. Y's Men's Club has announced dinner to be held on Monday night, October 10 to launch an annual membership campaign. Mrs.

Edward W. Davis, president of the Junior Auxiliary of St. Stephen's Church has Invited Senior Auxiliary members to be guests of the junior group at the summer nome or. Mrs. it.

a. raucneu oi xiar-vey's Lake on Wednesday. Cars will leave St Stephen's Church in the morning at 10:30. Mrs. Marv Alles of Davis Place was guest of honor at a party given on Sunday night In observance of Jtw 841,1 A'larga uuuulwt' 1 vt "imaibc efr Wyoming Valley Equestrian Club are planning; to attend the national horse show at Madison Square Garden on November 6.

Ed Johnson is receiving the reservations. Members of card club of which Miss Louise Walsh, a bride-elect, is a member, will entertain at dinner bridge tonight in her nonor at tne Ann Lee Tea Room. Bridge will follow, Other' guests will be Anne and Mareretta Hendershot, Ruth Shovlln, Betty Hines, Marian Walsh, Helen Fay, MaDeiie Jones, Mrs. Mary Davidson, Mrs. Mary Brenner, Mrs Kathleen jNoian ana Jjoris Searfoss.

At "Heather Brae." Dallas, the home of Mrs. A. T. McClintock. Girl Scout leaders of Wilkes-Barre Dis trict were entertained recently by the local executive committee of the organization.

Guests: Mrs. Andrew O'Malley. Mrs. James Deeble, Mrs, P. M.

Kerr, Mrs. A. R. Brader, Mrs. R.

M. Martin, Mrs. A. Ha. Coon, Mrs.

Roscoe Spencer, Mrs. Leonard Solomon, Mrs Richard Bishop, Mrs. Mathew Mrs. William Jiarr, Mrs. George Fry.

Mrs. Earl Boeert. Mrs. William Ackerman, Mrs. Edward Conrad, Mrs.

Earl Fine, Mrs. Alfred Cooper, Mrs. Cecelia Stretansky. Mrs. A.

R. Eley. Mrs. George Weaver, Miss Betty O'Malley, Miss JSleanore M. isecker, Miss Mary Wommer, Miss Ruth Daniels, Miss Virginia Carr Eley, Miss Esther Hel- Irlch, Miss Anna Brown, Mtss Veronica Riley, Miss Anna Shinal, Miss Theodora Zwirek, Miss Edith Daniel, Miss Eleanor Roderick and Mrs.

A. T. McClintock. The following members of the Happy Ten Club held a wiener roast recently at Bear Creek: Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Barone. Mr and Mra Ralph Sellito, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yanovia, Catherine Jump, Josephine Montone, Mary Kltcnie. Men Mon- tone, Yolanda Cella, Carman Barone anu MCHaie.

A surprise birthday party was held In honor of Mrs. Georee Bon- savage of 174 Wood Street on Sat urday night by a group of friends, Mrs. Bonsavage received, many girts. Gloria Domlnick. dauehter of Mr, and Mrs.

Samuel Dominick of Pine "Grove, Bear Creek, gave a party on Thursday afternoon In observance or ner nth birthday anniversary, MACHINE or MACHINELESS1 UPSWING Permanent WAVE 00 With FREE gTe Wave New Low "Darlene" Croq. Wave $2.95 Shampoo 25c RngerWave 5o Hair Style 35c "i WW WW an's to the be led He He the on and ed J. bv nevi JSP 4 (ML BBEB I A MA mm jr 95 r.kir wto.Lnvlenilnlne edot mnr0ldery 1 14 i I sum I 1 tuiiisn Postal Employes' Troth Announced Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Llewellyn 135 South Grant Street announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Gerard P. Finn of 547 Hazle Street, son of John Finn of 229 Wyoming Street.

The wedding will taKe place on Tuesday morning, October 4, at 7 St. Nicholas Church, South Washington Street. Attendants will be Mrs. Robert Oxendale and John Finn, a sister and brother of the bride and bridegroom respectively. A breakfast will follow at Hotel Redington for wedding party.

Both the bride-elect and her fiance are employed at the Wilkes-Barre Post Office. Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sunday of 69 Walnut Street, Forty Fort, have announ.ed the birth or a daughter, Susanne Vale, on Septem- her at rittston iospitai.

jnrs. Sunday is the former Mies Helen Morningetar of Carbondale. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H.

Lee Scott, of New York City on September 24 in laroy sanatorium, New York City. Mrs. Scott Is the former Miss Mary Anna Laycock formerly of West Northampton Street. Mr. and Mrs-.

Edward Miller of Warren Street, West Pittston, have announced the birth of a daughter on September 25. Mrs. Miller Is the former Miss Nancy Kennedy of Sayre. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl F. Schllngmann of 26 Reynolds Street, Kingston, have announced the birth of a son' Mtf-; is the former Helen Kalbacb. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Phillips of Simpson Street and Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Troxell of Horton Street spent the week end in Washington. -Miss Anna Stanton of Parrlsh Street, Wilkes-Barre, is a patient in Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Clarence P. Jones of 37 Church Street, Kingston, left yesterday to spend a week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Watts, at Morrisville. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Patrick Heffera- returned on Sunday from their weddine trip to New York City. They are residing at 98 Wilson Street. Larksvilie. Mrs, Heffers la the former Miss- Mary Camilla Loftus of 47 West Luzerne Avenue, Larksvllie.

Mr. and Mrs. David E. MacCall have, returned from their wedding trio to New York City" where they spent a week and are "residing at 154 Oak Street. Binehamtoh.

Mrs. MacCall is the former Miss Ruth R. Sands, daughter of Mrs. R. Sands of 593 Carey Avenue.

John Roberts of Harris Hill Is a natient at Neebitt Memorial Hoa pital where he has been since being injured in a motorcycle acciaent. Miss Bertha M. Trethaway of George Avenue; Parsons, has been in Atlantic City. Enoch Thomas. Jr.

of Lee Park, a lunior. has resumed hie studies at University oi renneyivania. Miss Muriel Jones of Church Street, Kingston, left yesterday for New Hone to resume her position as school nurse at Holmquist School. Mrs. J.

C. Wieeand has returned to her home in Kingston from Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Geore-e E. Dean and daughter Miss Helen Dean, will remain at their summer residence at Shrine View until late in October before opening their residence on iorton Street. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Laycock and family of 243 North Maple Avenue, have returned home after spending several weeks at the Newell cottage at Harvey's Lake. K-Dets of St Therese's parish met Sunday and decided to hold a dance October 12.

Mrs. Nellie Hughes, Mrs. James Kinney and Miss Nellie Hines of 73 Courtright Avenue spent the week end in Binghamton. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Margis of West Pittston have returned from Atlantic City where they spent a week. Arthur Connolly of Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort, is recuperating after an illness. Mrs. V. S.

Robinson of Fort a broken arm. Ruth L. Rittenmeyer, head of the girls' education department in Bangor High School, is enrolled in the graduate school of Lehigh University at uetnienem. Mioses Sue and Anna Oblci of Park Avenue hava returned from Toronto. Samuel Sansone and sister.

Miss Fannie Sansone of Yonkers, spent the end as ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calore of 71 Wst Jackson Street. Mr. and Mrs.

John She eh an of Dallas and Miss Inez Rhodes of Parsons ere spending a week in New York City. trimm- Junlor and autumn anades. misses' sizes- presses cona dresses, velvet lWf-- ,.,4 skirts. sj BLUE RIBBON separate Jack- Individual tlds and Oovel stripes, ffaus.ades.; On 'em and Sweaters inVr.h em rnlorcomblna- in slip-over and front e9- tly taUored or Pleated. experW 1 1 Floor Sweaters ano SWWS TO I Dresse8-n IJ I fEm!" grandva- sizes, Mix any nns! button lored siies.

second Vivid viooi South Sherman -aireei opeiu week end in Bethlehem as gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Coxe. Mlsse Catherine Crawley of Korth Main Street: Genev eve Orawlev.

Lena Htttich and Clare Mulli and Mr. Charles McLaughlin returned from Thousand 3iands and Montreal where a week. Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Laycock have turned from Harvey'a Lake where t'iov ippent the summer to their r-tJonre at 243 North Maple Avenue, Kmsrrtton. Mr. Lavcock is improved from his lllnes but rrmt is suffering with an at-OS luttibBi'o. 1 torougnout 1 rV gports SHOP Second Floor.