Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 17

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT Monday, March Organdies Featured at Brighton Show Youngsters Preview Spring Styles EVEN the younger set is p-- thinking about fashion I K. WS Friendly Visitors Meet Today 12 to Attend Flower Show JISS Elizabeth C. Phillips, director of the Visiting Nurse Service, will address the annual meeting of Jhe Friendly Visiting groups of Rochester and Monroe County at 1:30 p.m. today at 500 East Ave. The Friendly Visitors, affiliated with the Department of Volunteers of the Council of LITERARY CLUB MEETING Mrs.

Carl Stehlcr of Oak Lane will entertain the Tuesday Afternoon Literary Club at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow. Miss Mary MacCarthy will review "Profiles of Courage" by U.S. Sen. John Kennedy.

jr I If 1 i 17 Social Agencies, are organized to perform special services for shut-ins. Miss Phillips will speak on the work of the groups from the nurses' point of view. Mrs. Rudolph Kingslake, chairman of the Friendly Visiting Committee of the Department of Volunteers, will preside. TO DRIVE I March Special! Daytime Only 10 Lessons for 35 MORGAN DRIVING SCHOOL III 420 or on all HOUSEHOLD GOODS TSTSlS15TSt lSTS5SV.

AND CHRONICLE 12, 1956 1 WJv 1 OFF these days. More than a dozen of them gave their mothers and friends a preview Saturday of what they will be wearing this spring. The miniature models were children of members of the Syracuse University Alumnae Club of Rochester who sponsored the show for the benefit of the club's scholarship fund. The show was held in Brighton Town Hall. Tea was served.

i While sheer ruffled organdies and dotted swiss (all nylon and therefore easy to wash and iron) were featured numbers in the show for little girls, several dresses in other fabrics were popular. Big and little sister dresses In polka dotted cotton combined with plain cotton were very attractive and less frilly than many of the styles. They were fashioned with long torso bodices and deep necklines with standaway collars. Little girls carried handbags and wore hats that many of their elders envied. The hats were of straw for the most part, decorated with contrasting ribbon or flowers.

Bandeau shapes that tied under the chin were worn by the tiniest models. Grammar school girls wore more grown up "plateau" and "toque" shapes. The handbag that took our eye was a transparent umbrella shaped bag with a bouquet growing out of the bottom. Curtains BEDSPREADS Slip Covers Drapes, etc. Compefe Dyeing Service Newest Spring Colors VOGUE 527 EAST MAIN mm PROMPT CALL DELIVERY HA.

tllOm IT GETS THEM EVERY TIME Even when the sailor is only four years old, the uniform is sure attraction for opposite sex. Here Carol Winans, 3, wearing organdy (it's nylon) dress with flowered hat, poses admiringly with Steven Thompson. Carol Is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Winans of Kirk Place.

Steven is son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson, Forest Lawn Webster. SISTER ACT Suzanne, 3, and Linda Jane, 6, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbert J. Humphlett of Oakridge Drive, wear "sister dresses" in polka dot cotton. Long torso tops match dots in cottons, have polka dot trims. 1 1 DOZEN members of the Garden Study Club of Rochester Extension Slrvlce will go to New York this week to attend the International Flower Show which opened yesterday In the old Wana-maker Store. iney inciuae Mrs.

Joseph Ashe of Cambridge Street, Mrs. Alanson Partelow of Southern Parkway, Mrs. Gikas Critikos of San Gabriel Drive, Mrs. Robert Baschnagel of Helendale Road, Mrs. Edward Leenhouts of Berwick Road, Mrs.

Castle Foard of Shadwell Road, Mrs. J. E. Byer of Castlebar Road, Mrs. M.

E. Johnson of Winona Boulevard, Mrs. Carl Amrine of Sagamore Drive and Mrs. 'Frank Mindach of Ridgemont Drive. Robert Brightman of North Avenue and Mrs.

Guy L. Bogard of Stoneleigh Court will be with the group, the former to show an arrangement Saturday, the latter to exhibit Friday in the invitation arrangement classes. Mrs. Manville Harris of Highland Avenue is assistant staging chairman of New York State Federated Garden Clubs, and Mrs. Abe Stein of Dartmouth Street and Miss Flora Yackel of Vick Park will represent Rochester Rose Society.

5 PTA Units List Meetings THE ALLEN Creek School Parent-Teacher Assn. will tee a musical revue, "Faculty Folliei of 1956," after a busi-" ness meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Horace Hart will preside at the meeting at which the proposed bylaws will be ballotted upon for approval and acceptance.

WASHINGTON IRVING School PTA will hear a talk by William Adams, program director at WHEC, at its 8 p.m. meeting tomorrow. A short film entitled "Prescription for Living," sponsored by the Red 11 -l iruss, win ue buuwu. BARNARD-bIhTTON School PTA will hold a Scout Night tomorrow with the program beginning at 7:30 p.m. A dramatization of Boy and Girl Scouting will be presented and three foxfnianti will ha iwarripri th Eagle Scout Award and the Curved Bar.

The meeting will be at Barnard School CHURCHVILLE-CHILI Central School PTA will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Church-ville High School. A panel discussion of special interest to parents of junior high school age will be moderated by Gordon Taylor and there will be a guest speaker. SCHOOL 41 PTA will meet at 7:45 p.m. Thursday for a program centering on eyesight Mrs.

Jean Christiansen, health chairman, will be in charge of the meeting. "Johnny's New World" is the title of a film to be shown and there will be a short talk on eye conservation. A question and answer period will follow. Jo. Bsl WuL POOR Slim Wesley Group To Meet The Women's Society of Wesley Methodist Church will meet Wednesday after the Lenten supper service.

The program committee also will meet. Mrs. Clifford Bushnell is chairman. Plans will be completed for the "Meal in the Upper Room" March 27. SON BORN TO JOYCES Mr.

and Mrs. William Kelly Joyce Jr. of Mexico City announce the birth of a son March 5. Mrs. Joyce is the former Miss Virginia Hoeffel, daughter of Mr.

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UNION ST. Speneerport, N.Y. Phone 24011 Frances Alpert To Seymour R. Mrs. Seymour Cain Frances Alpert 3 HB11B Jrf J- If i --A '( ''1 PLAYTIME Susan Casper, age 4, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Casper of Penfield Road, Penfield, is set for spring play in "crazy pants" and striped shirt. Married Caine JNDER a blue and pink can-t opy of carnations, gladioli and pompon chrysanthemums Miss Frances Alpert and Seymour Raymond Caine exchanged wedding vows at 4 p. m. yesterday at Beth Joseph Center.

Rabbi Menachem Raab officiated at the wedding of the daughter of Mrs. Lena Alpert of Avenue and Samuel Alpert of this city, and the son of Alfred Caine of Toronto, Canada, and the late Mrs. Caine. A waltz-length gown of embroidered white tulle was chosen by the bride. A Bible adorned with- a white orchid and roses was carried by Mrs.

Caine, whose fingertip veil of illusion was caught to a spray crown. Maid of honor was Miss Ina Kaplan, -who wore ice blue crystalette and carried shattered pink and blue carnations. Miss Sandra Selig and Miss Carolyn Sfern were bridesmaids and were gowned similarly. Rena Caine was flower girl. Maurice Caine served as best man and the ushers were Paul Grosbein and Jack Freeman.

A dinner and reception were held in the center parlors. The bride attended State University Teachers College at Buffalo and her husband the University of Toronto. the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester; Mrs. Ralph H. Colt of Rochester, diocesan vice president; Mrs.

Samuel H. Edsall of Geneva, diocesan devotional chairman; Mrs. Anthony B. Russell of Wolcott, diocesan chairman of Christian education; Mrs. John M.

Bredfield of Corning, chairman of Region 4 of the diocese. Mrs. Beauchamp will be hostess for the conference. Auxiliary board members from each of the dioceses also will participate. DAYS FEDERAL REDUCE 5 to Attend Conference WIFE no wonder she, too, feared the Ides of March she had no Sibley's to supply her spring wardrobe! (and she couldn't afftntf our Mlsi Xmtrko Foidos Shows Taticfay and Wtdnttday) BUT YOU LUCE1Y PEOPLE CAN SHOP HERE the size of your TUMMY at HOME this amazing new way Five members of the Executive Board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester will leave today to attend a conference of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Second Province at Sea-bury House, Greenwich, Conn.

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O'Sulli-van of Rand Street announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Helen O'Sul-livan, to Carl J. Marrocco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Marrocco of Webster Avenue.

Miss O'Sullivan and Mr. Marrocco, who is a graduate of Niagara University, are making plans for a fall wedding. 4 nrjal (Ealettdar 12:30 p.m. Rochester District Osteopathic Society Auxiliary, luncheon meeting, home of Mri. H.

Frederick Rab, Titus Avenue. 7:10 p.m. Monroe County Extension Service, 4-H fashion (how, Brighton High School. 7:45 p.m. SchooS 33 PTA, meeting, school.

I p.m. Lauretton Coperative Nur-aery School PTA, meeting, Laurelton School. I p.m. School 9 PTA, meeting, pimMothew Club, St. Agnes High School, meeting, school.

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