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in For And About Women 8 AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Monday, April 29, 1946 Tuesday Musical Club Features Miss Gotshall MISS BETTY DEAN GOTSHALL, will he the featured soprano soloist at the regular meeting of the Tuesday Musical club. Mrs. E. N. Heiser will receive the group at 2 p.

m. Tuesday at her home, 574 Merriman rd. The duties About Town of the hostess will he shared by Miss Louise Harper, Mrs. Katherine Bruot, Mrs. 0.

E. Browning, Mrs. Frank Fox and Mrs. Harold Infield. A member of the Tuesday Musical club, Miss Gotshall has a bachelor of music degree from Ohio Wesleyan university and a master's degree in music from the American Conserva- tory of Music, Chicago.

While studying at the conservatory, she was a pupil in voice of Theodore Harrison. She was also A member of the choir of St. James Episcopal church of Chicago. During the summer of 1945, Miss Gotshall was affiliated with the St. Louis Municipal Opera Co.

At present she is A member of the voice faculty of Baldwin- Wallace conservatory. The afternoon's program has been arranged as follows: Si mi chiamano Mimi, from "La Boheme," Puccini: Vissi d'arte from "Tosca." Puccini. Miss Gotshall accompanied by Harold Tower at the piano. Concerto No. 2, in Minor, Wienawski, Allegro moderato, Romance, Allegro con fuoco, Roger C.

Stone, violinist, accompanied by Clarenz Lightfritz: Pierrot, de Rybner: Do Not Go My Love, Hageman; A Birthday, Woodman by Miss Gotshall and Mr. Tower. Attend Guild Conference THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Wittenberg guild will be held Wednesday and Thursday on the college campus at Heinzman, Mrs. L. E.

Gordon and Foutz, this Springfield. Members of Trinity Lutheran, church, Mrson F. week-end to represent the Akron district at the meeting. MR. AND MRS.

J. B. DANAHER were the week -end guests of Mr. and Mra. Raymond J.

Finley, 532 Auburndale AV The Danahers drove down from their home in Cleveland Saturday. They were accompanied by their daughter, Mary Anne. Visits Over Week-End MRS. WILLIAM CONNOR arrived from Detroit Thursday night to spend the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph W. Brightman, 475 Moreley av. Mrs. Connor is the former Hope Brightman. Since their marriage last Christmas afternoon, the Connors have been searching for a suitable, apartment in Detroit.

When they finally located one, they informed that they could move in as soon as the occupants had moved to the new home they are building. NEWS HAS REACHED AKRON of the birth of a son to Lieut. and Mrs. Robert G. Culbertson of Auburn, Ala.

The baby was born April 10 and has been named Gregory Lee. Lieutenant Culbertson is an ROTC instructor at Alabama Technical university. The Culbertsons are former University of Akron students. Mrs. Culbertson, who was Betty Eckert, was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta while her husband was a member of Phi Kappa Tau.

Return From Vacation MR. AND MRS. R. ed from a vacation in guests of Mr. and Mrs.

bors of Mr. and Mrs. Before returning north, and Deland. At Fort and Mrs. Axel L.

Sandberg. 1158 Sunset View dr. Wilbur T. Long served as best man for the bridegroom. He 18 the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Shelby Falor, 614 W. Market st. Immediately following the ceremony, the couple left on a wedding trip to Chicago. Miss Heepe.

George Falor Speak Vous THE IMMEDIATE relatives of Miss Catherine Hee pe and George O. Falor witnessed their exchange of nuptial vows at 2 p. m. Saturday West Congregational church. Rev.

Harry Nicholson performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Nina Heene. 356 Wildwood selected a leaf green gabardine suit for her wedding. Brown accessories completed the ensemble.

An orchid corsage was pinned to the lapel of her suit. Miss Betty Heepe, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. She was attired in a beige suit with navy bite accessories. Her corsage W'29 fashioned from Talisman roses. Medical Group Plans Dinner On Tuesday THE MEMBERSHIP of the Summit County Medical society includes nurses and secretaries employed by doctors of Summit county.

The group holds monthly meetings. A dinner meeting has been scheduled for 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at Semler's tavern. Dr.

John Brumbaugh will show an kan movie during the evening's entertainment. Miss Jacqueline Nelan is president of the society. Other officers include Miss Thelma Hayes, president elect; Miss Eileen Conry, recording secretary; Miss Josephine Stumpo, corresponding secretary, and Miss Mary Tonies, treasurer. SISTERHOOD of Anshe Sfard Shule is sponsoring the second annual Mother-Daughter banquet. The party will be held at 6 p.

m. Wednesday at the Akron Jewish center. Proceeds from the affair will be used for refugee children. Mrs. Harry Davidson is in charge of tickets for the banquet.

Serving on the prize committee are Mrs. Abe Mirman and Mrs. Sam Schneideman. Jane Marie Switzer Weds James H. Pohl ATTIRED IN A GOWN of blush slipper satin Miss Jane Marie Switzer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James K. Switzer, 14 Mule, Vincent's walked to church the Satur- altar day at 11 a. to become the bride of James Henry Pohl, son of Charles Forsythe, 1394 Tonawanda av. Rev.

Fr. Harold A. Gonder officiated at the high nuptial mass. A floral arrangement intermingled with palms and ferns formed a background for the wedding rites. The bride WAS attended by Mrs.

John J. Schofield, her sister, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Miss Mary Likevich and Miss Margaret Gell. THE BRIDE wa9 given in marriage by her father. Her gown featured a full court train with inserts of Maderia lace.

The fingertip veil of illusion net was held with a tiara of starched imported Maderia lace which matched the inserts in the dress. Clusters of orange blossoms held the tiara on either side. She carried a white orchid with deep purple throat, the bloom being surrounded with stefanotis. The attendants wore dresses of white crepe with full skirts, cap sleeves and high, round necklines. Formal white gloves and bands of white ostrich feathers worn in their hair complemented their gowns.

Mrs. Schofield carried an arm bouquet of red carnations tied with white satin ribbons. The bridesmaids' bouquets comprised red and white carnations tied with white satin bows. John J. Schofield, brother law of the bride, served as best man for Mr.

Pohl. Ushers included Daniel J. Switzer, brothPr of the bride and Richard Marion of New York. A WEDDING BREAKFAST at the Canteen on State WAS held immediately following the ceremony. For welcoming guests Mrs.

Switzer selected a navy crepe gown with navy accessories and a corsage of man roses and lavender sweet peas. A reception honoring the newlyweds was held at the Switzer residence during afternoon hours. Saturday evening the couple left for a honeymoon in New York City. Upon their H. REITER, 248 Kenilworth have returnFlorida.

While the south, they were the D. DuBois in Orlando. The Reiters neighDuBois at their summer home in Michigan. they visited in St. Augustine, Daytona Beach Lauderdale, they spent some time with Mr.

'The Sandbergs' Akron residence is at MRS. JAMES return they will reside on W. Market st. Guests from A distance attending the ceremony and ception were Mrs. Isabel Phillips and Mrs.

Thomas Parks, aunts of the bridegroom, Wyoming, Canada, and Mr. and Mr9. C. Kane, another aunt FREE SEWING This lecture will start by discussing the proper method of taking measurements, altering patterns, cutting out garments, and putting them together. For wears we have heen offering various classes in home sewing attend this lecture -learn of the new methods in sewing.

Competent sewing instructresses will lecture, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st 2 p. m. 7:30 p. m. As Our Seating Capacity Is Limited, Kindly Phone For Reservations SINGER SEWING CENTERS 42 E.

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AKE MR. FRENCH MR. BURRY MRS. BURRY Colorful Gowns Brighten Attend Annual Scene At Hospital Dance By JANE AMER THE REFRESHING BEAUTY of spring colors melted Into a rainbow fantasy that extended over ballroom of the Mayflower hotel Saturday night as guests of the Women's Board of Peoples hospital arrived for the Easter ball. An attractive decoration of chartreuse burnt orange hung on the backdrop behind Denny Thompson and his orchestra.

As we waited to check our wraps, we were greeted by Mrs. Herman Gaertner, a member of the door committee. The tomato red flowers of her white print gown were centered with deep green. The gown, which was styled with a V-neckline and cap sleeves, was complemented by the gardenia corsage in her hair. GLANCING INTO THE BALLROOM, we noticed Miss Eileen Bader, who wore a brilliant plaid frock with a fitted bodice of black jersey.

Miss Jean Schwab and Toby McChesney waved as they danced by. The brief glimpse showed that Miss Schwab was attired in a deep blue dinner dress that featured fringed epaulettes. Near the cloak room, Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard were exchanging "hellos" with friends.

Mrs. Shepard, the former Deborah Collyer, removed her fur jacket and pinned a corsage of yellow roses to the shoulder of her French blue jersey. Gold how -shaped pins were placed in button fashion on the front of the gown. HAVING JUST ARRIVED. Mrs.

A. J. Saalfield, president of the board, hurried into the banquet room for a chat with some of the committee. She was wearing a navy blue three-quarter length evening wrap over her blue crepe gown that was trim" med with pink and blue sequins. Noticed Mrs.

Ford Carpenter, who was wearing a dubonnet crepe, talking with A group of friends. Mrs. Carpenter was A member of the decorating committee. Another quick visit with the hostesses at the refreshment table was made by John Linforth. She had selected Kelly green accessories to accentuate the delightful bunches of lilies of the valley that formed the print on her black gown.

MRS. JOHN CHRISTIE, chairman of decorations, WAS busy giving a last minute touch to the floral centerpiece on the refreshment table. The chartreuse bodice of her gown was cut with a square neckline and cap sleeves. Chartreuse also predominated the varied colored print of her full skirt. Walking into the ballroom through the side entrance were Miss Connie Hall and Win Slade.

She was attired in an unusual gown of gray-rose marquisette with voluminous ruffles cascading down the back of the skirt. Miss Agnes Reed, wearing a chartreuse crepe gown, passed by as we turned to watch the dancers. Near the main entrance of the ballroom, Miss Helen Banker and her escort, Don Minnig, stopped to greet some friends. Miss Banker was wearing a white gown of jersey and net. Not far away we noticed Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer French chatting with their son, and his partner, Miss Connie Chenoweth. Mrs. French wore A royal blue gown printed with white flowers while Miss Chenoweth's gown was fashioned from black marquisette with a white -Sivad Studio HENRY POHL and uncle of Mr. Pohl, from Detroit, Mich.

yoke creating an off-the-shoulder effect. WHEN THE ORCHESTRA began playing music for the last dance, guests slowly strolled away from the ballroom. Many stopped for A. "goodnight" with Mr. and Mrs.

Lincoln Gries. She was attired in a stunning white marquisette gown trimmed with brilliant green sequins. She smiled happily as everyone praised for her work AS chairman of the annual affair, Selects Date Of Marriage TWO HUNDRED invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. G.

J. Hoerbelt, 1080 Berwin for the approaching marriage of their daughter, Jane Elizabeth, to Thomas Francis Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lee, 653 Thayer st.

The nuptial mass will be solemnized on Saturday, May 11, at 11 a. m. in St. Martha's church. Miss Carol Hoerbelt.

will attend her sister as maid of honor while Mrs. J. L. Carney, another sister, will be matron of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs.

Charles R. Wiper and Miss Isabel Moser. James Lee will act as best man for his brother. William P. Lee, Charles R.

Wiper, Joseph L. Carney and Gerard J. Hoerbelt, will serve as ushers. A wedding breakfast will be held at the Mayflower hotel immediately following the ceremony. A reception at the home of the bride's parents will honor the couple between 7 and 9 p.

m. Miss Hoerbelt is a graduate of Kenmore high school and Hammel Business college. Mr. Lee attended the University of ron and is affiliated with Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He has recently been discharged from the U.S.

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Miss Lois Shriber. Bouquets of and red tulips with contrasting arrangements of narcissus and white tulips graced the tables in the banquet room. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Burry were enjoying sandwiches and coffee when Elmer "Buzz" French interrupted and asked for a dance Mrs.

Burry, the former Barbara Patterson. Among the dancers kept step to the music of Denny Thompson's orchestra between 10 and 2 o'clock were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ong. EVENING STAR CAMP of Royal Neighbors of America hold a covered dish luncheon last week at Waters park.

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