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C. C. C. TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1942 WANT Telephone ADS Your TO 2-2121 5 About Folk You Know Organization Paragraphs Women's Society News Wyoming Valley Residents Attend Sinon-James Wedding Reception Among the 800 guests at the reception following the wedding of Miss Dorothy James, daughter of Governor Arthur H. James, of Harrisburg and Frank A.

Sinon, of Austin, this afternoon in the capital city were the following Wyoming Valley residents: Mrs. Mollie Abrahamson, A Wilkes-Barre; Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bittenbender, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs.

Percy A. Brown, Hon. and Mrs. Nelson A. Bryan, Miss Mary Jane Burke, Dr.

Joseph Connole, Mr. and Mrs. Niccolo Cortiglia, Catharine Czajkowska, Mrs. Anna Buckingham, Wilkes-Barre; Miss Cora Davenport, Plymouth; Mrs. Clyde Davis, II, Kingston.

Hon. and Mrs. Edward A. DeLaney, Carbondale; Mr. and Mrs.

John Dempsey, Plymouth; Mr. Charles Dewees, Dallas; Mrs. Martha Edwards, Forty Fort; Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.

Freeman, Plymouth; Miss Flora George, Plymouth; Mrs. James E. Griffin, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Anna Harris, Plymouth; Mr. George E.

Gwilliam, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gwilliam, Plymouth. Mr.

and Mrs. George N. Helfrich, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hooper, Plymouth; Hon.

and Mrs. Andrew Hourigan, Misses Carolyn, Jane, Ruth Hourigan, Miss Helen Hourigan, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hourigan, Mr.

and Mrs. Austin Howard, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Esdras Howell, Scranton; Miss Gertrude B. Hughes, Plymouth; Mr.

Mrs. George Ichter, Ashley; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. James, Scranton.

Dr. and Mrs. Fred H. Kroll, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth C. Lee, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Debating Club Organized At Misericordia The Council of Debate of College Misericordia has organized a Junior Debating Club as a distinct group. The purpose of the new division is to prepare students for inter-collegiate Freshmen debates.

Miss Lucille De Pierro of Freeland was elected president and Miss Serephine Russo, secretary. The first project of the new organization is an intra-mural debate between Lenore McGowan, Lucille De Pierro, Joan Forgash on the affirmative and Ruth Garber, Serephine Russo, Lorraine Cupples on the negative. The question is: Resolved: That Women Should Relinquish their Positions in Industry After the War. It will be presented in the College Little Theatre some day next week. Marjorie Meier To Wed Tonight Mrs.

Harry Meier, 19 Barney street, announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Marjorie to Harold Spitzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spitzer, North Walnut street, Kingston. The wedding will take place at 6:30 tonight in St. Theresa the Lille Flower Church, Old River Road.

Rev. Joseph Meier, cousin of the bride, will officiate. The attendants will be Miss Jean Meier, sister of the bride, and Earl Spitzer, brother of the bridegroom. A reception will follow at the Meier home. Miss Meier is a graduate of Meyers High School and Madame Fenwick's Beauty College.

She is associated with Dot's Beauty Shoppe in Ashley. Mr. Spitzer is-8 graduate of Kingston High School and is employed by the Lehigh Valley Coal Company. Alinchne-Davis Miss Betty Elaine Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Davis, 34 Yates street, Forty Fort, and Edmund J. Alinchne, of Newark, son of William Alinchne, of Kingston, were married on November 2 by Rev. Arthur Seibert, pastor of the Hillside Methodist Church, Hillside, N. J.

The bride is a graduate of the Forty Fort High School and Leader Beauty College. She is employed by the Radio Corporation of America. Mr. Alinchne was grauated from the Kingston High School and Wyoming Seminary. He is attending the United Television School, Newark, and is employed by the Western Electric in Newark.

The couple is residing at 316 Parke ravenue, Forrest Hill, Newa ark. Koerber-Ruch The marriage of daughter of Mr. and 117 West Vaughn and Private First Koerber, son Albert Koerber, Miss Jean Ruch, Mrs. E. B.

Ruch, street, Kingston, Class Albert of Mr. and Mrs. 331 a New Grant street, was solemnized Thursday morning at 11 in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Kingston. Rev. David A.

Menges officiated. The attendants were Miss Etta wald and Earl Koerber. The bride wore a soldier blue wool suit, a matching velvet hat and corsage of orchids. The maid of honor wore an American Beauty rose wool suit, a matching velvet hat and a corsage of talisman roses. The bride is graduate of the Kingston High School, class 1942, and formerly employed in the auditing department of Hotel Sterling.

Private Koerber was graduated from the Coughlin High School and is stationed at Langley Field, Virginia. After November 20 the couple will reside at Hampton, ginia. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Thorne, 514 Market street, Kingston, announce the betrothal of their daughter, Emma, to David Rosser, son of Mrs. D. M. Rosser, of 60 West Vaughn street, Kingston. The bride-elect is a of Kingston High School and employed by the Russell Ice Cream Company at Kingston.

Mr. Rosser is a graduate of Wyoming Seminary. He is associated with the Rosser Construction Company at Frances Slocum Club Frances Slocum Study Club has announced a meeting for Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. C. C.

Mack, 11 Snowden street, Forty Fort. The discussion leader will be Mrs. D. R. Daniels, assisted by Mesdames S.

J. Millard, C. Mack, A. P. Starr, Arnott Jones.

The biographical sketch will be given by Mrs. C. K. Moore. Activities Notes Helen M.

Green Weds Sergeant Mrs. John Ward, 228 Lee Park avenue, Lee Park, announce the marriage of her sister, Miss Helen M. Green, to Technical Sergeant Joseph W. Kelly, son of and Mrs. Kelly, Hazle street, city, The ceremony was performed on Thursday evening, November 12, in St.

Aloysius Church, by Rev. Gerard Canivan. The attendants were Mrs. Catherine Butcher, sister of the bridegroom, and Daniel Green, brother of the bride. Mrs.

Kelly is a graduate of Hanover High School. Sergeant Kelly attended Ashley High School and is with the Ordinance Department of the Army United States at Fort Hancock, N. Y. Parents To Meet At Hoyt School The first meeting of the Hoyt Home and School Association of the school term will be held Tuesday night at 8 in the school auditorium. Blair Troxell, president, will preside.

Election of officers will be held. Parents of the Sixth Grade pupils will be in charge of refreshments. Rev. Tucker Humphries will be the principal speaker of the evening. The Bell Telephone Company will present a moving picture on "Civilian Defense." Clare Booth Luce Will Be Speaker Clare Booth Luce, congresswomanelect from Connecticut, will be guest speaker Thursday at the annual meeting of Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women, it was announced today by Mrs.

Worthington Scranton, of Scranton, first president and program chairman, The Council meeting will be held at Penn-Harris Hotel, in Harrisburg, and Mrs. Luce will be cipal speaker at the closing dinner. Sessions will begin Tuesday. Miss Gwen Dew, American newspaperwoman and photographer, who was interned in Hong Kong by Japanese, will also address the group. Personals Lt.

Walter Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keene Mitchell, Wyoming avenue, Forty Fort, who was recently commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Forces of the Army of the United States has been assigned to duty at Miami Beach, where he will train recruits. Miss Betty O'Malia, Old River and Mrs. Alvin D.

Snyder, Hazleton, will entertain at a tea tomorrow afternoon Hotel Sterling in honor of sister, Miss theist Annette O'Malia, a -elect. There will be 50 guests. Chief Petty Officer Michael Morris, Glen Summit Springs and this city, has arrived safely overseas according to a cable received by his wife, Mrs. Michael Morris, who is now residing at the Hotel Sterling. Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Conyngham, South River street, are in New York where they witnessed the Princeton-Yale football game this afternoon. Mrs. Stanley Novack, 19 Court street, has left for Baltimore, Md.

to visit her husband for two weeks. and Mrs. Harold Kocher, of 825 Miso South Franklin street, announce the birth of a son, Harold Eugene, at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Tuesday, November 10. Staff Sergeant George Lewis, of Fort Meade, is spending a five day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Lewis, South Loveland avenue, Kingston. When he returns he will Fort Sill, where he has been assigned to Officers' Candidate School. Sgt. James F. McHale, and Corporal Joseph M.

sons Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McHale of 35 North Goodwin avenue, Kingston, have been visiting at home. Sgt.

McHale, who is spending a week's furlough at home, is stationed at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland, and Corporal McHale is stationed at Mitchell Field, Long Island. George Krishock, son of Mrs. Anna Krishock, of 187 Meyers street, Edwardsville, has been transferred from Middletown Air Depot to Rome, N. Y.

Mrs. Harry Gelb, 21 Steele street, Hanover Green, entertained at home for Mrs. Louis Budin, the former Miss Ruth Brader. Other guests were Mrs. Ben Levy, Mrs.

Ceil Brand, Mrs. Harry Gershen, Mrs. Harry Trimas, Mrs. Ben Weiss, Mrs. Helen Lebowitz, Mrs.

Lillian Mager, Miss Helen Weiss. Triple Class of Firwood Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Allabaugh, 378 Horton street, on Monday evening at 8. Mrs. Mary Kula, of 145 street, Larksville, is a patient at General Hospital.

Corp. Edward P. Murphy is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, of 75 Hancock street, Plains.

Corp. Murphy was formerly employed at Miner-Hillard Mining Co. and was inducted into the Army on May 29. He is stationed at Camp Swift, Texas. Two members of the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital office staff were honored Thursday night at Hotel Redington by fellow associates.

The honored guests were Mrs. Paul Dempsey and Miss Bernadine Ustvon, a bride and a bride-elect. The committee in charge was Marian Finney, Estelle Hock, Margaret Finn and Mary Cannon. Others present: Florence Cummings, Margaret Butry, Emily Slacta, Martha Kresge, Anna Lukish, Mary Haines, Jennie Schrode, Margaret Secor, Anna Andro, Dolores Brislin, Betty Howells, Stella Baldanski, Isabelle Baldanski, Rosemary Finn, Rita Cannon, Mercedes Toole, Dolores Ustvon, Lillian Staligo and Gertrude Berkart. Governor's Daughter Is Bride of Deputy Attorney General -David Berns Studio, New York, MRS.

FRANK A. SINON Large Reception at Pennsylvania Executive Mansion Follows Thomas M. Lewis, Plymouth; Mrs. Joseph A. McHugh, Plymouth; Mrs.

Hamer Mainwaring, Forty Fort; Hon. Mrs. George W. Maxey; Mrs. Maria Morris, Pittston; Mrs.

Eugene Nealon, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Nealon, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Nicholson, WilkesBarre; Mr.

and Mrs. Ambrose Nolan, Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

O'Neill, Plymouth; Mrs. John F. Roscoe, Dallas; Mrs. Robert Nolan, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.

George J. Schautz, Scranton; Hon. and Mrs. Robert E. Scragg, Scranton; Mr.

and Mrs. Worthington Scranton, Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. William Seras, Plymouth; John Shovlin, Plymouth; Miss Mary Shovlin, Plymouth; Miss Jane Stegmaier, Wilkes-Barre. Miss Betty M.

Steibling, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Long Stern, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. George Sweitzer, Plymouth; Mrs.

Theodore Sweitzer, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thomas, Luzerne; Mrs. Samuel Tonkin, Kingston; Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Tonkin, Kingston; Mrs. Russel H. Uhl, Forty Fort; Brig. Gen.

and Mrs. Robert M. Vail, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Melvin Vivian, Mr. Mrs. Raymond Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Walter, Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Walter, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Weichel, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar C. Weichel, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P.

Weichel, Mrs. A. S. Widdoefield, Scranton; Miss Margaret Wood, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Worthington, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yeager, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Wilkes-Barre.

J. Afternoon Wedding of Dorothy Rachel James and Frank A. Sinon Miss Rachel James, daughter Governor Arthur H. Dorothy, James, and the youngest First Lady ever to serve as official hostess at the Pennsylvania executive mansion, became the bride this afternoon of Frank A. Sinon, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Sinon, Austin, in a setting resplendent with dignity and beauty at the Grace Methodist Church in Harrisburg. Rev. Dr.

Wilbur V. Mallelieu officiated. Today's wedding from the governor's residence was the first there since that of the former Mary Fisher, daughter of the late Governor John S. Fisher, who like James, also served as official hostess for her father when he was chief of the Commonwealth from 1927 to Vir-1930. The church, where the couple exchanged their marital vows, was filled with guests including the Governor's cabinet, high State officials and socially prominent people from all parts of the east who attended the reception which followed at the mansion on Front street.

State dignataries at the war-time wedding were headed by Governor-elect Edward Martin. White flowers, in adorned the edifice which was light- myriads of tall tapers. The chancel was banked with ferns and and the center aisle, through which the wedding party ascended to the altar, was marked by white ribboned pews reserved for the families and relatives of the couple, the official family and other distinguished guests. Prior to the ceremony the church organist gave a recital as a prelude to the approach of the wedding party. As the bride, on the arm of her father, followed the bridal ants to the altar rail where she was Mercy Hospital Alumnae And Students.

Will Hold Card Party November 24 A party for the benefit of the Mercy hospital clinics will be held at the Nurses' Home, Hanover street, Tuesday evening, November 24, under the auspices of the Alumnae Association and the student nurses of the hospital. Miss Ann Morahan is general chairman of the party, and Miss Mary Mundy and Miss Helen Stapleton are co-chairmen. They will be assisted by following committees: Tickets- -Catherine Hines Peters, Hannah Kline, Florence Cadden, Mrs. Esther May, Mildred Delaney, Susan Novack, Ann Berry, Nancy Mack, Mary Lenahan, all members of the Alumnae Association; Mary Gillespie, Florence Hock and Claire Syron, students. Tables Helen- Stapleton, Catherine Casey, Laura Heck, Mae Ches- (ney, Kathaleen Fisher, Hannah Kline, Honora Convery; Mary Dougherty, Mary Connors, Mary Loftus, Agnes Merrick, Agnes Merrick, Mary Draina, all Alumnae members; Susan Haefner, Bridget DeSimone, Lucille Nolan, Gertrude Maher, Marcella Gannon, Claire Rushage, students.

Prizes Rosalie McGroarty, Mary Mazeleski, Gertrude Mattick, Ruth Ramsey, Dorothy Cook, Mary Wolfkiel, Alumnae members; Mary O'Donnell, Mary Albertine, Kathaleen Rafter, students. Publicity--Mary Dougherty, alumnae; Mary Cooper, Ida Downey, Lorraine Rigwalski, Mary Bohn, Winifred Martin, students. Refreshments--Mary Endler, Alice Gillighan Sahva, Claire Kelly, Mary Conners, Mary Stapleton, alumnae. John R. Macdonald, Of Kingston, Weds Mary Boyd Of Sewickley, Pa.

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Boyd, of Sewickley, announce riage of their daughter, Miss Mary E. Boyd, to John R.

Macdonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Macdonald, 101 East Walnut street, Kingston, on October 31 at the Sewickley Methodist Church. Rev.

Homer N. Clark performed the ceremony, The attendants were Miss Emily Boyd, sister of the bride, and Robert Smith, of Corapolis Heights. Mr. Macdonald, who is an alumnus of Cornell University, is a metallurgist for the Meyers Pipe Company at Ambridge, Pa. Thin New Members Accepted And Initiated By Women Of Moose Mrs.

Mary Hooper, of Baltimore, Grand Regent of the College of Regents of the Women of the Moose made an official visit this week to Wilkes-Barre Chapter No. 85, Women of the Moose at the Moose Home, 50 Public Square, Mrs. Carolyn Leonard, Senior Regent, presided. Mrs. Hooper met with the tive, committee and all committee chairmen at the 5 o'clock session, at which time many suggestions and ideas were offered for future work.

the following committees reported and were congratulated by the Grand Regent on the splendid work they are doing: Membership, Mrs. Marie Gelsleichter, chairman, reported 19 new members for October: Mrs. Dorothy Ney, acting chairman for the Mooseheart Hospital Guild reported on the success of the bakery booth conducted by the committee at the bazaar held recently by the Moose. Tenative arrangements have been made by the guild to aid local girl desiring to enter a nurses' training school. War Relief committee with Miss Aiken, acting chairman, reported on the sale of bonds and stamps for October, also a box was ready to be sent to a husband or son of a member of the chapter, who is in the service.

Publicity clippings were presented for October by Miss Harriett M. Edwards, a member of the committee. Mrs. Blodwyn Cragle, chairman of Social Service stated 42 new garments and $3.20 were collected for the Needlework Guild by mittee. Mrs.

Margaret Horner, chairman of home making reported on the rummage sale held recently. Mrs. Helen L. Reed, chairman of the Alumni received seals to be used for mailing purposes. Through Altar Society Names Aides For Card Party The Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Patrick's Church will sponsor a card. party Wednesday evening, November 18 in the church auditorium. Mrs. Anthony, Gallagher is chairman assisted Mesdames Conwell, Finn and Brennan, Sr. The floor committee includes the following: Mrs.

Joseph Kennedy, Mrs. Harry Maloney, Mrs. Ivor Jones, Mrs. Thomas Nolan, Mrs. John Mulhern, Mrs.

Thomas Rowley, Mrs. Charles Sloane, Mrs. James Conmy, Mrs. John Nickols, Mrs. Mathew Carmody, Mrs.

Frank O'Hara, Mrs. Leod Finnegan, Mrs. Anna McHugh, Mrs. Lawrence McCloskey, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs.

Daniel Gallagher, Mrs. Joseph Swoboda, Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Stanley Ward, and Mrs. Michael Dean.

The committee promises this to be a most enjoyable party to all who atend. A large number of door prizes will be awarded. Reverend Charles A. Murray is pastor of St. Patrick's Church and Rev.

Martin A. Roche Moderator of the Altar and Rosary Society. Dental Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday The Luzerne Dental Auxiliary will hold its November meeting Tuesday afternoon at 1 with a luncheon at the Y. M. C.

A. Mrs. Samuel Slavin will preside at the business meeting at 2. Officers for 1943 will nominated. Mrs.

Joseph Gommer chairman. be, Reservations can be made with Mrs. Carl Hontz. Approaching Marriage King's Daughters of the Grant Street Presbyterian Church will sell plum puddings from now until annual Christmas. evening Pioneer Woman's Club the sale of these seals a revolving fund is kept, whereby Mooseheart graduates may borrow funds to further their education.

Thirty-one women were accepted for membership and were initiated in honor of Mrs. Hooper with a beautiful ritualistic ceremony with Miss Helen Aitken, chairman of the ritual in charge. Mrs. Myrtle Eddy was appointed chairman of the Library committee to fill in an unexpired term. Tentative arrangements were made to hold a Library "Chapter Night Program" on Wednesday evening, November 25.

Miss Harriett M. Edwards, general secretary bazaar conducted by the chapter, together with Wilkes-Barre No. 128, Loyal Order of Moose gave a report on the success of the affair. Mrs. Claire Mancini, chairman of Child Care and Training spoke on the rag dolls and animals made for the bazaar.

The proceeds of the sale of these articles will be used for needy children at Chrismtas Mrs. Hooper addressed the class following initiation and spoke of the wonderful work Chapters all over are doing. She urged the members to continue selling memberships in order to protect Mooseheart the "Child City" of the Moose and Moosehaven the home for the aged members in future years. She also urged to continue the sale of bonds and stamps to protect the future of our country. Mrs.

Hooper brought a wealth of knowledge to the local meeting through her many years of service to the fraterridiuate Regents will meet on Wednesday evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. Martha Tabor, 214 Old River Road: List Events At Hotel Sterling For Next Week The following events are listed for next week at Hotel Sterling: Monday: Luncheon, Industrial Fund Campaign, 12:15 p. m. Dinner, The Torch Club, 6:15 p. m.

Dinner, Business Professional Women, 6:30 p. m. Tuesday: Luncheon, Rotary Club, 12:15 p. m. Meeting, Sordoni Social Society, 8 Meeting, W.

V. Food Employees, 8. p. m. Dinner, St.

Hedwig's Social Study, 6:30 p. m. Dinner, Sr. Cambrian Club, 6:30 p. m.

Dance, United Seamen's, Waiters Waitresses Union, 9 p. m. Wednesday: Dinner, Luzerne County Medical Auxiliary, 7:30. Luncheon Meeting, Industrial Fund Campaign, 12:15. Thursday: Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, 12:15.

Wedding Reception, Burgess-Noyle, 9. Luncheon meeting, L. C. Pharmaceutical Auxiliary, p. m.

Meeting, W. A. A. 7:30 p. m.

Friday: Luncheon meeting, Industrial Fund Campaign, 12:15. Golden Wedding For Laubaughs met by the bridegroom, the organist played the processional from the opera, Lohengrin. Bride In Ivory Faille A traditional portrait gown of soft, billowing ivory faille was worn by the bride whose dark beauty was enhanced by the mellow candlelight shade of the frock. The peplumed bodice, had a deep yoke of marquisette Chantilly lace over the dropped shoulder line and long, tight sleeves with snuff ruffles of matching lace veiling the hands. The full bouffant skirt, which fell into a long sweeping train, was worn over several old fashioned petticoats, finished with lace ruffles.

From the Juliet cap and snood of matching lace a full length veil of bridal illusion swept to the end of the train. She carried a colonial bouquet of all -white flowers with a center of orchids and ruffed with the lace which was used in the bouquet she carried the night of the inaugural ball when Mr. Sinon first met his bride-to-be. It was at this colorful State function that today's bridegroom was presented to Miss James who was making her debut as Pennsylvania's First Lady and official hostess for her father, the new Governor. Classmates Attendants Mrs.

Louie Gorglione, of White Plains, N. a roommate of the bride at Syracuse University, was matron of honor. Other bridal attendants included Mrs. Kingley Horton, of Wellesley, and Mrs. Raymond Adams, of Philadelphia, both former classmates of the bride at Syracuse University; Mrs.

Arthur Wilmarth, of Austin, a sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Franklin B. Musser, 2d, of Harrisburg, and Misses Grace and Jeannette Sweitzer, of Lancaster, cousins of the bride. Lieutenant John Teuton, of Washington, D. was Mr.

Sinon's best man and the ushers were Franklin B. Musser, 2d, of Harrisburg; Gabriel Weiss, of Philadelphia; Major Fred Morgan, of Harrisburg; Estes, of Texas; Higgins, of Lieutenant Commander, Carl L. Pittsburgh, cousin of Mr. Sinon; Private Frank C. Hilton, of Reading; George Scott, Phillipsburg, James Berger, of Coudersport, and Lieutenant Winston Baber, of Arlington, Va.

The matron of honor wore a Buckingham blue taffeta gown fashioned with basque bodice with sweetheart neckline and bracelet length sleeves. The full bouffant skirt was finished with fringed ruffles. The bridesmaids wore the same style gowns in magenta taffeta. In their hair they all wore ostrich plumes and short illusion veils to match their gowns and carried colonial nosegays. The junior bridesmaids wore Buckingham blue taffeta gowns made with basque bodices with sweetheart neckline and full bouffant skirts.

Box. plaiting of self material finished the necklines and edged the bodices. They also wore plumes and illusion veiling in their hair and carried nosegays. Mrs. James Wears Grey The Governor's wife, Mrs.

James, chose a floor length grey gown with which she wore fuschia hat and gloves and a corsage of orchids. The bride's aunt, Mrs. B. H. Sweitzer, Lancaster, selected a royal purple floor length gown which featured a a yoke of billiard green sequins and short sleeves.

She wore a small matching hat and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Sinon, mother of the bridegroom, wore a beige and black gown which was accented by black accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Guests were received in the drawing room of the mansion where there were numerous bouquets of white bridal flowers. The bride and bridegroom were assisted in receiving the guests by the bride's father, Governor James, Mrs.

James and John Sinon, father of the bridegroom. Mrs. Sinon, mother of the bridegroom, who was present at the ceremony and reception, was unable to assist in receiving the guests because of ill, health. Reception Is Held Following the reception Mr. Sinon and his bride left for a wedding trip to Canada.

For traveling the bride wore a two-piece suit of beige chiffon wool with which she wore a matching hat and brown accessories. Over her shoulders she wore a mink coat to which a corsage of orchids was pinned. After December 1, Mr. and Mrs. Sinon will be at home at the Grayco apartments, Harrisburg.

cuse The bride is a graduate of SyraUniversity and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She also attended the Wilkes-Barre and Plymouth High school. Mr. Sinon is a deputy attorney general of Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of Pennsylvania State College and the Dickinson School of Law.

He is a member of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laubaugh, 70 Govier street, Parsons; will be celebrated on Sunday. The Laubaughs have one son, International Llewellyn, an employe of the Color Printing Company and one granddaughter, Verna Laubaugh.

Mrs. Laubaugh is a member of the Berean class of the Parsons Baptist Church. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth M. McGroarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William MccGroarty, of 287 Scott street, to Joseph Rittel, of Bethlehem, will he Thursday morning, November 26, at 9, in Holy Savior Church. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, of Williamsport, brother-in-law and of the bride elect, will be attendants. Following ceremony a tion will be held at Hotel Redington.

Later, an afternoon reception will be held at the MccGroarty home. bride-elect is a graduate St. Mary's High School. Mr. Rittel was graduated from Luzerne High School.

He is employed by Bethlehem Steel Company. Senior Cambrian Club Senior Cambrian Club's annual dinner will be held Tuesday evening at Hotel Sterling with the Rev. William K. Russell, rector of St. Stephen's Church, as guest speaker.

Mrs. John J. Hughes will be toastmaster. Mrs. Aubrey M.

Davies is chairman of the committee assisted by the following: Mrs. Joseph J. Jones, program chairman; Mrs. George W. Harrison, music: Miss Janet Rhys and Mrs.

Loretta Deane, reservations; Miss Mary G. Amos, press chairman. The program will include vocal selections by Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Claude Beers and Mrs.

Ralph Morgan, accompanied by Mrs. George West Side Woman's Club Board meeting of the West Side Woman's Club was held Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Kenneth was decided to have a luncheon on Thursday, November 19, at 1 in the Grace Episcopal Church. Red Cross Canteen of the church will serve the luncheon. The program for the afternoon will be in charge of the Department of International Relations of which Mrs.

C. H. Rohlands is chairman. Plum Puddy Sale The Pioneer Woman's Club will meet November 16 at 8 in the Y. M.

H. A. Plans will be completed for the mah jong and card party on November 22 at the Y. M. H.

A. Mrs. Max Roth is chairman of the entertainment program. Senior Hadassah Senior Hadassah discussion group met this afternoon at 2 in the Y. M.

H. A. Mrs. Oscar Hacker a preview "The American Jew," a composite portrait. The book will be presented the Osterhout and Hoyt libraries.

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