Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 10

g0 CBBSltil (PA.) ttMfiS PEBRUARf 1953 Jane Birtwell Tyson Engaged To Wm. C. Hewson, of N. Other Betrothals of Interest Mr. and Mrs.

Allan O. Tyson, of B01 E. 21st Chester, announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jane Birtwell Tyson, and Wil JANE BIRTWELL TYSON Engagement Announced Ham Claude Hewson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett L.

Hewson, of Waldwlck, N. J. Miss Tyson, a graduate of Swarthmore High School, is a senior at the Teachers' College at Temple University. Mr. Hewson is third year student at Temple University School of Medicine.

Other Engagements Mr. and Mrs. James Shields, of 515 Tatnall Glenolden, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alice Mary Shields and Corporal Robert C. Hogg, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Hogg, of Philadelphia. Miss Shields its a graduate of Notre Dame Catholic High School in Moylan. Cpl, Hogg, a graduate of West Catholic High School, is serving in the US Marine Corps. Mr. and Mrs.

Domeninic De.Vito, of 426 W. Front announce the engagement of their daughter, Misg Nancy K. DeVito and Leonard E. I ong, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Long, of 409 Deakyne place. Miss DeVito is attending Chester High School. Mr. Long, a graduate of St. James Catholic High School, is employed at Miller-Flounders Dairy Company.

No date has been selected for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robins, of Allentown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joan Merllvn Robins and Ronald Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Isadort HUMPHREYS OWN MAKE CANDIES Delicious Assorted CHOCOLATES In dark or milk ehocolste 508 Etigmont Chester OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Gordon, 924 Market Marcus Hook. Miss Robins, a graduate of Allentown High School, is now a student at the University of Miami. Mr. Gordon, a graduate of Ridley Park High School and the University of Miami School of Business Administration, is now a law student at the University of Miami. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity and is president of the Hillel Group at the university.

Mrs. Richard Patton, of Bangor, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Emily Patton and William Wallace Vint, son of Mrs. David J. Vint, of 124 President Rutledge, and the late Mr, Vint. Miss Patton, a graduate of the Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing, spent two years on the staff of the Eastern Maine General Hospital.

Mr. Vint is associated with the Experimental Station of the E. I. duPont de Nemours Company of Wilmington, Del. No date has been selected for the wedding.

Will Be Brides I Advice to the Lovelorn Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Depew, of 17 Lakeview Central Park, Pennsvllle, N. announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Depew and Oakley B. Watson, US Navy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Watson, of Linwood. Miss Depew is a graduate of Salem High School class of 1951 and is employed at the Salem National Bank. Mr. Watson was graduated from Eddystone High School in 1950 and is serving on the USS Columbus which is docked in Boston, Mass.

No date has been selected for the wedding. Mrs. William Innes Deans, of Copple's lane, Wallingford, will entertain the Soft Drink Booth Committee of the Chester Hospital May Market this afternoon at her home. Plans will be discussed for a pre-May Market luncheon to be given before the Fashion Show at the Nether Providence High School on April 23 at the home of Mrs. Deans.

The Junior Class of the Pennsylvania Military Preparatory School will have a hop on Saturday evening, March 7, at the New Century Club in Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Bloat, Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin B. Leinbach and Cadet Joel Lee Vittori will receive. Miss Mabel Talley, of N. Chester road, Swarthmore, entertained at luncheon and canasta yesterday for Mrs.

H. T. Bassett, Mrs. E. Vans.

Cleveland and, Mrs. E. K. Boehmer, of Swarthmore. ALICE MARY SHIELDS Betrothal Announced NANCY K.

DeVITO Betrothed HERILYN ROBINS Betrothed MARY EMILY PATTON Engaged Mrs. Antonietta Marviano, of 310 Broomall was the guest of honor at surprise party given at Palumbo's in Philadelphia on Saturday evening in celebration of her birthday. Those present were Anthony Marviano, Carmella iano, John Marviano, Jennie Pom- pilii of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. An- It's SHALOM'S For Oiftt Bridal, Baby and Wedding Showers Fine Linens Gift Boxed and Wrapped Frte SHALOM'S KDGMONT AVE.

TO YOUR OLD FURNITURE REUPHOLSTER We will make your furniture like your fabrics from our handsome rebuild the restl Frames tightened, springs and webbing replaced. Cotton felt filling added for "original Telephone for a free estimate or stop in our store, and see for yourself the quality of workmanship our experts put into a finished job. SLIP COVERS Pinfitted and cut on your furniture in your own home Tailored by experts in our own factory EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED Free Estimates Nm Obligation All seams reinforced and overlooked to prevent ravelling Zippers used on all slipcovers Largest selection of patterns and colors in pebbles, barkcloth, sailcloth and land block prints. NEED A FURNITURE CO 16 4th Street Phone Chester I 6821 ot 2-8746 drew Marviano, of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Garzia, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garzia, of Marcus Hook and Catherine Nausbaum, of Linwood. Mrs. Frank Garofalo, of 2621 Price entertained the members of the Gad-About Club at her home on Tuesday evening.

Those attending were Mrs. James West, Mrs. Robert'Curl, Mrs. James Liberato, Mrs. Paul Marks, Mrs.

Thomas Evans, Mrs. Joseph Mortimer and elected were Mrs. Sod Vaccaro, president, Mrs. Marks, secretary and Mrs. Liberato treasurer.

Mrs, Palmer received the attendance award for 1952. Mrs. Mortimer will have the next meeting at her home IOI8V2 W. 7th on March 10. The marriage of Miss Constance Jean Narvell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Narvell, of 1026 Kingsman road, Boothwyn, and Jamus A. Griffin, son of Mrs. G. B.

Brewster, of Conway, Arkansas, will take place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Memorial Presbyterian Church, Boothwyn. Miss Narvell attended Upper Chichester High School. Mr. Griffin is employed at the Ford Motor Company In Chester. Miss Betty Ann Nuttle, of 403 Chester pike, Darby, entertained at a bridal shower for Miss Arlene Keys, of 1219 Crestview road, Darby, on Monday night at her home.

Guests were Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. M. Gaul, Margaret E. Gaul, Mrs.

Robert Jack, Mrs. Ralph Nuttle, and all the girls from the senior class at Darby High School. The Candle Lighters Class of Media Presbyterian Church met Monday night at church with 30 members present. Mrs. Lois Faust was in charge of devotions.

Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Rlgby, Mrs. Helen Fields, Mrs. Thelma Kester, Mrs. Elizabeth Steigelman, Mrs.

Helen Patchell and Mrs. Tina Gibney. Mrs. Jean Hatch was in charge of the social hour. John Cummings, 6f 517 Parker celebrated his birthday on Wednesday at a family dinner party given by his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. John Turner, 517 Parker st. Judith Mary Rupnlck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rupnlck, of 731 Irvington road, was one CHESTER It's BERGER'S for Appliances I HOT POINT WHIRL POOL BENDIX It KELV1NATOBV 306 Edgmont Chstttr 2- nc by I -THOR 1 POOL I SLV1NATOK I it Avenue I 8 1 Tottie Kelly, a professional model, who will narrate the Spring fashion show being given by the Junior Woman's Club of Media on Tuesday at 8 .15 p.m.

at the clubhouse, Fiancee Advised to Reject Demands of Husband-to-Be By BEATRICE FAIRFAX Noted Attthorltr on Preble mi Dear Miss Fairfax: My boy friend and I are planning to be married next fall. He says if I really love him, it wouldn't be wrong to have an affair with him. I think an affair is morally wrong, but he insists that everyone has them. I love him very much, and I realize it is a way of expressing love, so I feel very confused. I need your help very much, and would like to have your Dear My opinion is that, from all points of view, you will be very sorry indeed if you have an affair with this young man, and I hope you will not allow yourself to be persuaded to do so.

The most important consideration is the fact that you believe such a thing is wrong, and if you do something you believe to be wrong, you will not only be very unhappy doing it, but you will have a feeling of guilt that might have disastrous -esults in your later life. A md important consideration is tha, any young man who tries to influence a girl he is supposed to love-to do something she believes- to be wrong is not a very worthy character. A young man of real character would respect the feelings of the girl he loves far too much to do any such thing. A third consideration is that, while it is obvious that sexual intimacy is "a way of expressing love," it does not express the highest type of love if indulged in under the furtive circumstances that are necessary when the two involved are not married. And a final consideration is the Dear Miss Fairfax: At 19, 1 have been married not quite a year, and my husband now tells me he has fallen deeply in love with another girl and wants a divorce.

I have tried to be a good wife to him, but he really doesn 't seem to care anything about me, and he is always picking a quarrel -with me for the most trivial reasons. My problem is that while it seems as though I would better off if I gave him the divorce he wants, I'm afraid love him too much to be able to go through with it. What would bs best for me to Dear W.L.t I can think of no more heartbreaking and disillusioning experience than for a wife of less than a year to discover that she has married a philanderer. For I am very much afraid that is exactly what your husband is. I do not believe he Is "deeply in love" with his present girl friend any more than it seems possible to believe that he was truly in love with you when you.

Cer very practical danger of pregnancy. How would you feel if that happened to you before you were married? Never forget that existing moral standards are more than a matter of "doing right." They have developed out of very practical reasons, for your own protection. tainly his behavior suggests tha he is a very weak character whose shallow emotions are likely to be swayed by one girl after another and never long held by anyone. Whether you think you still love this man or not, you are quite right that you would be better off without him, because you are only going to be a tragically unhappy girl if you try to hold on to him. More than that, if he really wants to go, as he has told you he does, you won't be able to stop aim.

You might far better preserve your own dignity by telling him that if he wants a divorce, you will not stand in his way. Hard as it may be to do this, you will in time get over it and be happy once more, while If you stay with the situation, there appears to be no chance of happiness whatever. year old on Feb. 10. Her parents entertained for 10 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Zimmerman, of 328 Ruth a Twin Oaks, entertained on Saturday night at a family dinner for their son-in-law, Pvt. Ambrose A. White, who is home on leave.

He completed basic training at Ft. and will be stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Guests at the party included Mrs. White, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas W. Fulmer and daughters, Evelyn and Janet, Clifford Zimmerman Jr. Lcmsdowne Club Will Meet Tonight Members and friends of the Junior Section, Twentieth Century Club of Lansdowne, are Invited to attend an open meeting at the clubhouse at 8 tonight when Mrs. F.

T. Klopsch, a Swedish-born naturalized American citizen, will speak on "Sweden, Its Customs and Its Peoples." The program was arranged by Mrs. E. L. Hays, program chairman.

Mrs. Klopsch is assistant county chairman of drama and president of 1 the Woman's Club of Westgate Hills. She belongs to the Writers' Club of Delaware County, Woman's Auxiliary to American-Swedish Historical Society. Hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Honess Mrs.

Wesley H. Newhouse and Mr. Robert A. Sinclair. Sisterhood Plans Shower Tonight Mispallelim Sisterhood will sponsor a linen shower for Hadassah at the meeting tonight, and members will see a movie on Israel.

The meeting will start at 8.30 p.m. at the synagogue. Hostesses are Mrs. Samuel Soss, Mrs. A.

Kaufman and Mrs. Hilman Protas. UUhVRSAN fOONI WAMWVIN l-MH CAPE COD STEMWARE Regularly 10c THIS WI1K ONLY Smith 's 88 Stlfert Avm, ftMley Pmrk in. Ml Colwyn Woman Crowned Queen Mrs. John Grimes, of Colwyn, was crowned queen of the "Mardi Gras" costume party on Monday night when the Junior Woman's Club of Glenolden had its second annual reciprocity at the library.

In the receiving line were the officers, and members of the board of directors acted as hostesses. Guests included Mrs. George C. Allen, third vice-president of the county federation; Mrs. Howard C.

Hill, president of the senior club, and these other senior members, Mrs. W. J. Cassells, Mrs. Robert James, Mrs.

Elmer Mrs. Harry Russell, Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Mrs. Walter Kucher and Mrs. Arthur Richards.

There were also representatives from the following junior clubs, Sharon Hill, Folcroft, Norwood, Colwyn, Drexel Hill, Bywood, Media and Ridley Park. The program was arranged by Miss Mildred Hatton. The two soloists were Miss Alice Shields and Miss Isabel McCaughah, who also combined talents for a duet. Others included Glen McCausland, tap dancer; Miss Virginia Staley, pianist; Judy Stott, Eddie Bauer and Vonnie Evans, trio comedy numbers were provided by Mrs. William Koch, Mrs.

Earl Shelling, Mrs. Donald Meloney and Miss Edith Webb. The nominating committee was chosen and will report at the March meeting. Club Calendar Tonight Junior Section, Twentieth Century Club of Lansdowne, program, 8.15 p.m., clubhouse. Evening- Section, Woman's Club of Ridley Park, health program, 8.15 p.m., Presbyterian Church.

Woman's Club of Westbrook Park executive board, 8.15 p.m., home of Mrs. Robert Gardner, 241 Bishop avenue. Junior Woman's Club of Collingdale, program, 8.30 p.m., library. Viscose Mothers Club, program, 8 p. Cokesbury Methodist church.

Junior Clubwomen of Drexel Hill, canasta group, 8.15 p.m., home of Mrs. John Lyon, 7 Ardsley road, Upper Darby, Golden Age Club Attends Tea Party Golden Age Club's Martha Washington Tea was held Monday after noon at YWCA when Mrs. G. Knowles gave a travelogue on England and France. Mr.

Robert Humfress were a vocal duet, and readings were by Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs Hazell and Miss Bertha Harkness. Appearing in costume were Thomas Dill, as George Washington; Mrs. Ella Rudy, as Martha Washington; Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock, as the lady-in-waiting; and Mrs.

Marina Fowler, Mrs. Becky Cohen, Mrs. Mary Shurr and Mrs. Carrie Duryea as hostesses. Mrs.

Nellie Williams substituted in the absence of the secretary. The next meeting will take place on Monday at 2 p.m. when the birthdays of eight members will be celebrated. fi -and Mrs. Domeninic DeVito, of 426 W.

Front celebratec their 25th wedding anniversary at a dinner on Sunday at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bradford, in New Port, N. J. Those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Lauratano and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Viscuso and family, Mrs. Jenny Ferrilo and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy LaVelle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickson and family, Leonard Long, Mrs. Joan DeVito and Mrs.

Madeline Pedante. Hostesses Named For Vetera ns Pa rty Mrs. Clyde Yarnall, commander of the Navy Mothers' Club, presided at the meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Gallagher, 726 Ashland Eddystone, when a group was organized to be hostesses at a "cake and coffee" party at the new VA Hospital in Philadelphia on Friday night. March 19 was the date selected for a rummage sale, which will be held at 524 W.

3rd beginning at 8,30 a.m. tee tonight at 8.15 at the home of Mrs. Harold McNeil, 1230 E. 13th Eddystone. Any members who may have suggestions for nominations should contact Mrs.

Other members of the committee are Miss Alda Adams, Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. James Maclntyre and Mrs. Emil Fleitz. Committee Picks Nominees Tonight The Evening Section of New Century Club of Chester will have a meeting of the nominating commit- COME BROWSE AROUND Sec the forge Selection of good sat 1 USED RUGS AH Cleaned and EE Reconditioned JLI 426-28 E.

7th St. Chester PHONE-3-4202 Marriage Licenses Applications for marriage 11 censes at Media: William H. Collings, 28, 46 Hamp den road, Upper Darby, and Alice R. Sickler, 30, West Chester. John M.

Hufnal, 29, 1030 Girard Swarthmore, and Thelma Reeder, 23, 208 W. 15th st. Pasquale A. DiMeglio, 28, 316 Pennell and Vanda Iacono, 19, 406 Market Marcus Hook. Donald Pierce, 21, 1SS2 If.

5th and Charlotte Sharp, 17, 2018 Mt. Vernon both of Philadel phia. Robert Gittleson, 54, and Anne P. Kallenberg, 37, both of Park Drive Manor, Philadelphia. Ray N.

Spencer 21, 2034 Pratt and Evelyn D. Casey, 19, 2448 N. Marshall both of Phils delphia. Joseph Cuticca, 29, 2027 8. Mildred and Betty A.

Strohmeier, 24, 2808 N. 11th both of Philadelphia. Joseph Mistretta, 31, 1252 S. Bon- sail and Joanne Izzo, 21, 1254 S. Bonsall both of Philadelphia.

Herman C. Smith 27, 324 N. 55th and Lucille M. Brown, 23, 3826 Haverford both of Philadelphia. Louis Torelli, 56, 704 Earp and Laura Riggio, 51, 522 Johnston both of Philadelphia.

PEOPLES ONE CENT DRESSES ONE DRESS AT THE REGULAR PRICE I GET THE SECOND DRESS FOR ONLY ONE CENT! 10. 7.9% DRESSES 2 Ier 9.91 DRESSES 2 fer MO. 12.91 DRESSES 2 for 507 MARKET STREET CHESTER Yes! The Saville Has It The New Spring Hair Style and "BUNNY HOPPE" A Distinctively Different HAIRCUT PERMANENT only JW A VILLE BEAUTY SHOP 530 MARKET STREET No Appointment PHONE 2-9284 (2nd Floor) Necessary SAVIUI IN THE HEART OF CHESTER -Bt SLATER'S Good Shtis- Mothers Tell Us 'BUSTER £R0WNS WEAR and WEAR and WEAR 1 All BUSTER BROWN oxfords are made with famous Goodyear Welts. This guarantees comfort and flexibility. Upper leathers are sturdy, specially selected for children's shoes.

A snug: heel fit is assured with the all leather heel counters. Thay'ra Kara! Popular Brown- and-Whltat Every girl and boy loves them. Comes in all- white, too, with brown saddles; also in all brown or red. Adorable Ankle Straps Sites to IX NEW LOW PRICES Sizes 6 to 8 5.45 8 2 to 12 5.95 12 2 to 3 0.95 All Widths "Buster Brown" White or Brown High Shoes from 4.45 Narrow, Medium. Chubby Widths MUSTER BJtOWIV SHOES ARB $OLD MT SLATER'S liV CHESTER! SLATER'S "The Home CfeosJ Chtittr Agency fer Men's FIORSHIIM and FREEMAN Sheet 618 EDGMONT AVENUE, CHESTER -OPEN FRIDAY EVENING.