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TIMES-LEADER. WILKES-BAUKE, SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10, mi Chairman Married Today Woman's Clubs Activities FOLKYOUKNOW Katherlne McAdoo; Mrs. Anna Lesteu, Kingston; Mrs. Helen Gajewskl, Edwardsvllle: Mrs.

Marv with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Kielty.

Mr. and Mrs. George G. Barrltt of Upper Darby arrived last night to be guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Truman Evans of Carey avenue, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Barritt's daughter, Peggy Barrltt, has been visiting her grandparents for some time.

Mrs. Barrltt will remain here a Hadassah Plans Formal Dance; The mla-Wlnter formal dance of Hadassah has been scheduled for Sunday evening, February 25 at th, Y. M. H. Plans for the affair are being mado by Mrs.

James Shaffer and Mrs. Philip Bravman, general chair men. They are assisted by these Tickets and reservations, Mr Herman Blum; patron list, Mrs. Aaron R. H.

publicity, Mrs. Joseph B. music, Mrs. Samuel Falnburg; refreshments, Mrs. Max Dattner, Mra.

Clem Karnofsky, Mrs. Joseph Mlch-losky; decorations, Mrs. Al. Glns-burg, Jack Raubfogel. The ball room of the Y.

M. H. will be decorated with elaborate festoons and the entire first flnor pM)pHii4iHnMMMrnnliraPWu iiiiiiiinaaaij -Y Ik lowed at Hotel Sterling. Later Mr. Conaboy and his bride left on a wedding trip to New Jfork.

After February 20 they will reside with the brlde'a father. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Klein daughter Margaret and son Joseph, of Astoria, L.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klein, of Brooklyn; James Klein, of Mansfield Teachers' College; M'r. and: Mrs. James Dun-leavy, of Bronx', Carl Backo, of Dickson City; Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Conaboy, Mr. and I Mrs. Thomas Weir, Thomas Walsh, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph O'Hara, song Joseph and son, Mrs. Elizabeth Hel-man and daughter Margaret, of Avoca; Mrs. Mary Conaboy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tlerncy, Pittston.

The bride is a graduate of St. Ann's Academy and Mansfield Teachers College. She has been a member of the Wilkerf-Barre Township schools faculty and has been honored at numerous pre-nuptlal parties. Mr. Conaboy who was graduated from St.

Thomas College, is associated with the Moffett Coal Company at Scranton. LA5T ACT By Helen Welshimer "TELL, clear the stage, my dear, the play is over. We've said our lines and now the masks drop down. The stage-lights drift in to the nearing darkness, Take off the paint no need to longer clown. Three acts, dear heart, and then the final curtain.

Strange that we thought our small play would fco on. We should have known has not all living taught us A stage grows cold long, long before the dawn? JF we could close the door upon old drama, Grief would be done but Hmv can we leave the wings, heart-high and fearless, Who found strange magic in each other's touch? I have a fear of nights when snow is falling, I am afraid of nights when spring is new. For fear your ghost will walk the wings and challenge My new-found ways dear, I grow scared of youl will be transformed. General specialty numbers will comprise the entertainment and music will be furnished by Al Jenlco's orchestra. All State mention ntm of this newspaper.) and WALKER G.

I. A. To B. of L. E.

At the meeting of Wyoming Divi sion, No. 109, G. I. to B. of held recently at the Headquarters a Valentine party and covered dish supper was enjoyed.

In attendance were Emma Laura Berry-man. Mary Clouser, Mary Burt, Eli zabeth Frailey, Teresa McCaffery, Charlotte Hinder, Daisy Rosengrant, Catherine Newman, Naomi Nagle, Jeannette Muselman, Ada Peters, Martha Post, Agnes Kaiser, Elizabeth Dennis, Gwen Wint, Mrs. Hannah Faraday, Mrs. Sara Stair, Mrs. Michael Kearney, Mae McCarty, Anna Williams, Mrs.

Herbert Dlm-mick, Ellen Tltug and Mary Harris. Carey Avenue Parent-Teachers. Marguerite Evans Carrozza will entertain with character sketches at a meeting of Carey Avenue Parent-Teachers' Association on i Monday night at 8 o'clock at Carey avenue school building. Rabbi I. M.

Davidson will speak. Polish Women's Alliance The executive board of the Komlsja of Polish Women's Alliance held a meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Porwit, state president. Further plans were made for the establlsment of the Summer Camp for members and their daughters, tl was also announced that the installation meeting and dinner will take place on Feb. 18, in Scranton at Hotel Casey.

the meeting cards were played and high Bcorers were: Mrs. Henrietta Cabo, Mrs. Anna Lester, Mrs. Mary Kraywickl, Mrs. Mary, Stepan.

A door prize was won by Mrs. Marie Mieszkowski. Lateral buffet lunch was served to Mrs. Martha Knoll, 'Nanticoke; Mrs. Anna Paruch, Nanticoke; Mrs.

Victoria Korzemba, Oly pliant; Mrs. Henrietta Cabo, Scranton; Miss Marie Cabo, Scranton; Miss i.iiiiuti ty i m.m.i Mary Kraywickl, McAdoo; Mrs. I following will take part: Edna Nowak, Stella Terasklewicz, Helen Amiilla Michael Jadach, Frank Kusiak, Peter Mazur. The program will also Include songs and dances by Nathalla and Jtegnia RajkowsKl. Alter me piay there will be dancing with Jakeys Keystonlans furnishing the music.

Woman's Auxiliary Mrs. Delbert McLaln, city, was elected delegate to Eastern Pennsylvania-Delaware Conference of the International Typographical Union at a meeting of Women's Auxiliary, No. 62, of Wilkes-Barre Typographical Union, No. 187, held Thursday night In Odd Fellow's, Hall, South Franklin street. Variety Shower A variety shower was held on Thursday night at the home of Miss Kathryn Waters honoring Miss Ann MrGraw a bride elect.

Bingo was played and prizes were won by Miss Mary Moran, Miss Alice Rowe, Mrs. (ilen UwKel, Miss Harriet Mooney. Lunch Am was served to the following: -Mrs. Peg McGraw, Miss Kathryn C'hlssler, Miss Harriet Mooney, Miss Loretta Coyle Miss Gertrude Coyle, Airs. Winifred Shepherd, Miss Jean Staltz, Miss Mary Moran, Miss Mary Burkle, Miss Thecla Melvln, Miss Mlldren MorgaVich, Miss Alice Rowe, Miss Ruth Tuscan, Mrs.

Jean Pierce, Mrs. William Waters, Miss Anne McGraw, Miss Katheryn Waters. Entertains Club Miss Josephine Waluklewlch of Kingston entertained Jier card club recently at her home. Prizes were awarded to Miss Kay Krauser, Mrs. Walter Saymezak and Miss Josephine Jendrzejewskl.

Luncheon was served to Miss Kay Krauser, Miss Agnes Siskowski, Miss Anne Gront-kowskl, Mrs. Mary Bavitz, Mrs. Walter Szynezak, Mrs. Mieszkowski, Miss Josephine Jendrzejewskl, and the hostess. Table decorations and favors were in keeping with the Valentine Season.

Campbell Begins Prison Sentence Norristown, Feb. 10 UP) William Campbell, whose charges of brutality against four former ofTU rials will be tried by a. special deputy attorney general, today begins a sentence of three and one-halt to seven years in prison on a charge of arson. Convicted a year ago after the dynamiting of a house, he was sentenced yesterday.1 Ralph J. RlnalduccI, former assistant district attorney, and three thers were accused of seeking to force a confession from him.

Stepen. Mrs. Mary Lefko, Mrs Marie Mieszkowski and Mrs. Mary Porwit all of Wilkes-Barre. Group 326 Group 326 of the Polish Women's Alliance will hold its regular meet ing on Monday( Feb.

12, at the Wyoming Valley Women's Club at 7:30. Members will kindly bring In money or tickets from the last card party. New Century Club. New Century Club will meet Mon day night at 8 o'clock with Dr. Lovisa Blair, 342 South River street.

Homeooathie Board The annual tea of the Woman's Board of Homeopathic Hospital will he held Pehmnrv I'll at the Nurses' Home. Nancy Moore Kelsey will give a reading. Pait Worthy Matrons. Past Worthy Matrons of the Or der of Eastern Star will meet Thursday afternoon, February 15, at Hotel Redlngton. The new president, Mrs.

Albena Jeremy, will pre- side. I The meeting will be called at dinner. will be served at 5:30. New, off leers will assist the president In the reception and the cards and games following dinner. North End Cambrian Club.

Members of the North End Cambrian Group will meet on Monday night at the home of Mrs. T. M. Thomas, of 420 South Main street, Parsons. Dental Nurses' Association.

Members of Luzerne County Dental Nurses' Association will meet on Tuesday night at 7:45 nt Dr. Fuller Davenport's office. Members will tour the KJrby Health Center with Dr. Bernard Glanckopf, OPEN HOUSE FOR SOCIETY BENEFIT MONDAY, FEB. 12 Public Again Invited to View Historical City Residence The residence of Mrs.

Burr C. Miller, 62 South Franklin street, will again be opened to the public on Monday' from 3 to 6:30 for benefit of the Historical and Geological Society. The first open house held last Monday drew many people from all parts of the valley to view the historical and authentic pieces In the old homestead. A small admission fee is charged for the society. The home which was built after the Civil War, is replete with antiques from all parts of the globe.

Paintings of outstanding artists adorn the walls of the home, and many pieces of furniture date back to the early 17th century, An old Belgian clock In the hallway Is one of the beautifully carved pieces of furniture. Hostesses will again serve on Mondny directing the guests and explaining the articles in the various rooms and halls. On the remaining two Mondays after -February 13 the home will also be opened for benefit of the society. COUNCIL TO MEET Mayor Charles S. Loveland an nounced today there will be a special meeting of City Council next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.

The purpose of the meeting Is to prepare for the extension of Civil Works projects by preparing new applications for continuance of various jobs In the city and starting WOMAN RELEASED Salem, X. Feb. 10. P) Mrs. Rose Greenberg of Philadelphia, one of four persons arrested In connection with a 130,000 hold up in Penns Grove, has been released In $5,000 ball.

Her husband, Harry Greenberg, John Farley of New York and Charles Kent of Canton, still are in Jail. When you want' fo buy or sell anything Dial 3-4141. An experl-encd ad-takcr will be glad to serve you quickly and efficiently, 1 XkK-yJ Wit iJNN 5 1 tv 1 VsH Ace Hoffman MRS. NEIL CONABOY RUTH KlEWED TO NEIL CONABOY AT ST. NICHOLAS Monsignor Goeckel Per forms Ceremony; Reception at Hotel Sterling Miss Rulh M.

Klein, daughter of Peter F. Klein of Smith Sherman street, and N'ell Conaboy, son of Michael Conaboy of Avoca, were married this morning at 9 o'clock in St. Nicholas Church, Monslgnor Charles J. (ioeckel performed the ceremony and read the nupthil mass. The altar was adorned with a profusion of white carnations, greejis and palms were banked In the sanctuary.

The pews were tied with white ribbon and lilies. Marie McKernon Rogers played the wedding music and accompanied Mrs. Clarence J. Anker, who was soloist during the ceremony and mass. Miss Mary Moffltt of South Sherman street, was the bride's only attendant and Stanley Kloln, brother of tho bride, was best man.

The bride's gown of white velvet was fashioned Instep length. The bodice had ft high square neckline In front and a In back. The sleeves were puffed to the elbow from where they were titled and extended in points over the hands A cluster of flowers of the same material marked the left shoulder and a sash of tho velvet tied at the back waistline. She wore a white turban of matching velvet with nosevell mid her flowers worn a colonial bouquet of lilies of the valley tied with tulle which extended to the hemline of her gown. The bride carried a white prayer hook which her mother carried on her wedding day 40 years ago.

Miss Moffltt wore a gown of cnrnl velvet with square neckline finished with rhinestone clips. The gown was fashioned like tho bride's. Her hat had a crown of silver sequins nnd a brim of black net. She wore silver accessories and carried bouquet of French flowers tied with blue satin. A reception for the families, bridal party and forty guests fl- MRS.

PEPYS' DIARY February 10 Such lovely Valentine went to Mrs. An-thony'n for a few for my niece nnd they had such a lovely an-sortmcnt I couldn't rctixt buying a Valentine for wont evernonc I know. Ella want me to take her to get gome penny one.it for the uxddiei, I'm off to i37 Chestnut Avenue, Kingston again Mondayl It jr i www f. Miss Mary Lynch of Philadelphia Is spending the weekend at her home on North Meade street. Miss Mary McNeils of Montrose is at her home on East.

South street over the and Mrs. Frank Kieran of South River street announce the birth of a daughter, February 8, at home. Lynch-Gabello. The marriage of Miss Margaret Gabello, daughter of Mrs. Angelo Gabello, of 157 Butler street, Pitts-ton, and James Eugene Lynch, of Searle street, Pittston, took place this morning at 7:30 o'clock in Lady of Mt.

Carmel Church. Rev. William Glslon, of Dunmore, uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony and read the nuptial mass. The attendants were Miss Barbara Gabello and Joseph Rllbow. The bride wore an eel grey swagger suit trimmed with mink, a matching hat and a corsage of gardenias and lilies of the valley.

The bridesmaid wore a salmon and tan check swagger suit with matching hat and a corsage of tea roses and sweet peas. Breakfast bride's home, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to New York. They will reside at the bride's home. The bride has been -with the Scranton Electric Company. Mr.

Lynch Js with the State highway. Ladies' Guild to Meet The Ladies' Guild of St. Mary's Greek Catholic church of Kingston will hold its monthly met ting, Monday evening, February 12th, at Parochial hall, 321 Chestnut street. The guild, though recently organized, has done well in the way of fancy needlework. A display of this work will be held to the public In the near future.

P. R. R. Ladies' Aid Party The Ladles' Aid of P. R.

R. held a card party and bingo Thursday night at Calvary Club House. Mrs. E. A.

Forester Is chalrmon of Wilkes-Barre and Mrs. 11. L. Kimble was chalrlady of the card party. Mrs.

H. Hagenbach of 6 South Walnut street, Nanticoke, won the cushion donated by Mrs. Duken: the door prize was won by Miss Kathleen Grover. Harold Williams won the number prize. Card winners were: Jlrs.

W. H. Keeler. Mrs. O.

R. Febush, Mrs. R. W. Enke, Mrs.

E. Ryder. Mrs. Karl Ashworth, Mrs. W.

Y. Smith, Mrs. R. J. Martin, Mrs.

F. B. Eveland, Mr. Ray TiarhlRht, Miss Evelyn Watson, Mrs. Miles Van Brunt, Mrs.

Vernette, Kathleen Cucldo, Mrs. D. Melck, Mrs. Schimmell, Mrs. B.

McDyer, Mrs. John Frace, Mrs. H. Shlpe, Mr. Harold Williams, Mrs.

Kay Grover, Mrs. Bruce Cole. Bingo winners: Miss Virginia Demott, Betty Colliett, Mr. Kuhns, Miss Clara Forester, Jessie liiggs. Valentine Party The Good Cheer Club of Puritan Silk Mill was entertained recently at a Valentine party at Boyd's In Kingston.

Cards 'followed supper. Those present were: Anne Morgan, Mary Hurley, Marie Kranckotft, Margaret Williams, Catherine Morgan, Rodha Morgan, Nell Kulkusky, Margaret Bundalls, Theda Lashow-aky, Sallie Weiss, Anna Baton, Bertha Durllnsky, Anna Kolln-chock, Christine Mellkus, Catherine Kutlnsko. Miller-Williamt Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams of rear of J71 Main street, Kingston, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Grace to David R.

Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of 336 George avenue, Parsons. The ceremony was performed on February 1, 1934 by Rev. Homer S.

May, pastor of First Reformed Church of Wilkes-Barre. They were attended by Helen Klamen and Benton Ide. The couple will reside at 336 George avenue, Parsons. Joint Meeting of Hadattah A joint meeting of the Junior and Senior Hadassah will be held Mon-nay evening, February 12th at the Y. M.

H. A. Chairmen, Pearl Brand, Sarah Gallowitz, Hanah Cohen and Mrs. Harold Meyers. Mrs.

J. B. Cohen has charge of refreshments. Senior committee. Mrs.

Aaron Weiss, President; Mrs. k. xt. ivy, Mrs. Louis Ball, Mrs.

Doris Maxene, Mrs. Jack Raubfogel, Mrsv Charles Welssman, Mrs. Charles Topky and Mrs. M. Mosko-wltz.

Junior committee, Miss Pearl Kluger, president; Sara Wolf, Rose Aaron, Edna Gelb, Jennie Goldstein, Rose Kranaon, Hilda Sar Feldman, Sara Gonchar, Mildred Fishman, Fanye Aeronson. C. E. Birthday Party The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the. East End P.

church recently held a birthday party In observance of Christian Endeavor Week. Mrs. Joseph Stephens was chairman of the partv. The following were present: Roberta Circulating (CojiynghtrlKJljf EJ" H'ea Service. Inc.

IlllSl 1 Mrs. Joseph B. Saliunas, ubuvC. is chairman of six annual dinner to be given by Lithuanian Women's Club at the Sterling on Tuesday "night, Feb. 13.

Reservations can be with the following committee, Mrs. Joseph Saliunas, Mrs. Frank Sobers, Mrs. Frank Uzdella, Mrs. Yeraskas.

Russell, Betty Gill, Helen Jennings, Isabel Johns, Betty Washburn, Edna Ayres, Clair Metzgar, Rose Mary Metzgar, Doris Nagle, Lois Hartley, LouIseWlIUamB7-Edith Williams, Myrdis Luton, Mario Poole, Mildred Ayres, Marlam Laubaugh. Ruliy Hendershot, Audrey Clark, Dorothy Oliver, Emily Brain, Gertrude Stephens, Louise Trevall, Shirley Wloh-ner. Ruth Vlviafi Gerlach, i Betty June Lumley, Mabel Donald Williams, AiDert ciarK, Billie Stephens, Harry Jones, Edwin Johns, Robert llagen, Walter Lang-don, Wilbur Shedlock, Howard Ehr-llch, Fred Peggs, Robert Shodlork, Bobble Jones, Tom Harvey Brain, Robert Watklns, Joseph Stephens, Burton Lumley. Valentine Party A valentine party was held on Wednesday by the St. Cecelia's choir of the Sacred Heart Church at the Sacred Heart school, Theodore Chuya Is the director of the choir.

The honorary guests present were Rev. Monslgnor J. Sobota and Rev. Joseph Podskoc. Dancing and games were enjoyed and a buffet lunch was served to the following: Helen Baloga, Genevieve Havera, Margaret Hudak, Anna Iskra, Helen Iskra, Anna Jez, Marie Pucky, Margueritte Pucky, Agnes Plsko, Amelia Mihallch, Helen Tu-rak, Stephen Baloga, Michael Cizik, Albert Umiak, Joseph Iskra, Joseph Kovalik, Thomas Kasterko, John Macey, Albeit Remchow, William Stahover.

Club Entertained The Happy Circle club entertained at a birthday party on Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Joseph Marcinkewicz at her home, 319 Grove street, Kingston. The decorations were carried out in red and white valentine effect. Guests were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.

James Handley, MrR. Anthony Skovronski and Stanley Kamlnskl. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs. James Handley, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Kamlnskl, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Pecukonls, Mr. and Mrs.

John Ignatus -Pecukonls, Mrs. Anthony Skovronski and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marcinkewicz. Absent were: Mr.

and. Mrs. Alfred Peru konls, Mr. Anthony Skovronski and Mr. Ignatius Pecukonls.

Valentine Dance The Russian Orthodox G. A. C. of Holy Resurrection Church, North Wilkes-Barre. will hold a Valentine dance at the Russian School, Cleveland street, Hudson on Sunday night.

Luke and his playboys will furnish music. A door prize will be offered. Friends are Invited. Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs.

William Waters of 87 Miner Road, Parsons, announce the marriage of their daughter Kathryn Florence to William, Gardner of 217 South Main street, Parsons. The wedding took place January 3U. Club Valentine Party The ladies of the Friendly Be Club of Pittston held a Valentine Party at the Wyo-Inn Thursday evening. Cards and games were enjoyed, Present: Mesdames William Nichol son, M. Nicholson, F.

Trox, D. Wil son, F. Rosener, F. Miller, V. Wal ker.ker.

Geo. Elizabeth A. Jones, Ethel Dendle. Mary Williams. Elizabeth Nicholson, Emma Hay-ward, Clara Loftis, Blodwln Culver, Helen Stout, Mathilda Davis.

Ches ter Day, Aenes Willis. James Stull Harold Skinner, George Robin son. Will Present Play The Dramatic Club "Polonia" of SB. peter and Pauls church In Plains will present a one-act comedy entitled "Troubles of a Young Doctor" at the parish hall on tsunaay 'eb. 11.

There wi 1 be an afternoon performance for chll dren starting at 2 o'clock. The even ing performance will beeln at 8. The play is under the direction Mrs. Joseph Mleszkowskiand the Will Defeat Winter's Blasts SIZE SPECIAL SERVICE BUREAU, Room 305, 401 Eighth New York City. Enclosed find ten cents for which send mi "8ouvnlr," a booklet of Helen Wdshlmer'a poemi.

Name Street Among the local guests at the annual Junior WeeR at Cornell University which will end tonight -are Miss Phyllis Arthur, Gaylord avenue, Plymouth, who la a guest at Kappa Sigma Miss Ea)ye NelsonJ of 365 South Franklin street, who In at Zeta Beta Tau; Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Roblnhold, of 1170 Wyoming avenue, Forty Fort, who are chaper-oalng the Kappa Delta Rho house party; Miss Elizabeth Metzgar, of Sunset Place, Kingston, who. Is a guest at Kappa Alpha house pyrty, and MUs Virginia Fuller, of Trucks- vllle. who Ib at the Alpha um.ume ga house party. The Junior prom last nleht was attended by hundreds of students who took part In the ac tivities an wee.

Mrs. Arthur H. James, Of wife of Judeft Arthur II James, of he Superior Court, has returned from Washington, where she was the guest of Mrs. Dorothy Ie Ward at the tihoreham Hotel Mrs. James attended many of the Embassy functions while In the Capital and was entertained by Senator and Mrs.

David Reed and Senator and Mrs. James J. Davis. Mr. and Mrs.

George Y. Webster of Rochester, announce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia Lendon, to Dean Carey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Carey of Wyoming avenue, Kingston.

Attorney and Mrs. Joseph FleiU of South River street have gone to Philadelphia where they will remain until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iskowitz, who were recently married, have returned from their wedding trip through the southern states.

Mrs. Iskowitz was the former Miss Dora Elaine Simon of Mocanaqua. Their itinerary Included Miami, Palm Bealh, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Norfolk, Va. Major William O.

Coolbaugh of .43 Terrace street is today obresrvlng his 86th. birthday. For a number of years he was an officer of the old Ninth Regiment and one time was on the staff of General J. P. S.

Gobln. For the last six years he has been retired. Miss Catherine Dreher of New York is spending the week-end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E.

C. Dreher of South Franklin Street. Miss Ann Westover of 84 South 'Hancork Street, was hostess to the memoirs of her bridge club on Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Frances Frantz and Mrs. 'Mildred Allbeck.

Members: Irma Fox, Mildred Kresge, Evelyn Bach, man, Dorothy Gray, Mildred All- beck. Frances Frantz and the hostess. Mrs. Lewis R. Zwiebel, the former Miss Ellen Rader, was guest of 'Tionor at a variety shower given Thursday night by Mrs.

George Woodcock. High scorers were Mrs. Robert McCutcheon, Mrs. Fred Bryant, and Mrs. Carl Becker.

Guests were Mrs. Carl Becker, Mrs. Fred Bryant, Mrs. Morgan Bird, Mrs. Ange Clark, Mrs.

Paul MaheT, Mrs. George Rader, Miss Rhea Moats, Mrs. Robert McCutcheon, Mrs. Jack Cashmere, Miss Alva Cashmere and Mrs. L.

Parry. Mrs. Ben Lustig who has been a patient at Mercy Hospital, Is recuperating at her home, 176 West River street. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Ball of 38 Miner street, announce the birth of a daughter. Elsie Jane on February T. Mrs. Ball is the former Miss Grace Mary Davis of South, Franklin street. Mr.

and Mrs. George Youhon and daughter Nancy of North Thomas street, Kingston, left this morning for New York from where they Bailed this afternoon for a cruise to Bermuda. Mrs. George Allerdyce of North Main street recently entertained her card club at home. High scorers were Miss Daisy Krause and Miss Helen Conway.

Others present were Miss Marlon Clark, Mrs. Earl Balliet, Mrs. WaUer- Earl France and Mrs. Elizabeth Felghtlsh. Members of the club will be entertained on February 20 at the home of Mrs.

Earl Balliet at Chase. Mrs. Earl Fine-has returned from a business trip to New York. Miss Marguerite McCarthy of South Loveland avenue, Kingston, has received word that she passed the, state examination? for stenographer clerk and is to report in Harrisburg on Monday for appointment. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Behee of Chase recently entertained In honor of their 30th wedding anniversary. Guests were Mrs. George Behee and daughter Edith of Montrose, Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Tennant of West Pittston, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balliett of Kingston. Mrs. Theresa Williams, of 271 Horton street, Is a patient in the Homeopathic Hospital.

Mrs. John Davenport, who has been in Philadelphia, is spending weea-ena at ner nome, North rankiin street. Dr. and Mrs. H.

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