The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 12

NEWS STANDARD TUESDAY, JULY SOC5? JBS Mid-Summer Social Calendar Shows Variety Of Happenings Fall Horse Show Plans Anniversaries Memb memu Meet At Dinner To Mr. and Mrs. John Rush, are spending the summer at their 'mountain home near Farmington. are receiving the best wishes of their friends today, their fourteenth Of Hunt Glib Bedding anniversary. Mr.

Rush is wi nu the Farwell Printing company. iMatch Play In Tourney Begins Today Country Club Course Scene Of Interesting Four-Day Competition. Lovely Summertime Coiffure Match play began today In the Arrangements. I Miss Maria Mcllugh. daughter of Ladies Handicap Golf Tournament 5 IDr W.

A. McHugh, celebrated her i birthday anniversary on Sunday Important details tor tue i i tne ncere wishes of her annual horse show were dis-jmany friends, cussed at the meeting of members of the Chestnut Ridge Hunt club last evening in their headquarters, the Lazyjbnued a birthday anniversary yes- Hour Ranch, near Dunbar. Marguerite Molnar. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Molnar, of Church Masontown, cele- at the Uniontown Country club. Four days will be allowed for the first round, the second round to begin on Monday, July 17. Drawings are as follows: Mrs. Wendell A. Stone vs.

Mrs. i terday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cence were host and hostess at the dinner meeting, covers being Miss Ruth Really v.s.

bye. Mrs. Milo Ruse vs. Mrs. Thomas 181h and 19th as previously announced.

Miss Molly Hays, of Pittsburgh, was named secretary of the Mrs. William Parshall, Uniontown, chairman of the trohpy committee; Wiley Byers. Uniontown. and Laurette Chapterj Due to conflicting summer dates UGDCG At "omorrow Night George Silver's Orchestra To Play For Gala Social Event Of- The Week. Mrs.

John Sturgeon vs. bye. Mrs. Charles Bowman vs. Mrs.

Y. Chidester. Gorley's Lake hotel will be the John Renner. Connellsville, chttAr-1 scene of a gala event tomor- tnen of the ring committee; row evening when members of the Joseph Graham. Connellsville.

i Laurette Chapter. Order of Hie chairman of the trophy committee; Eastern Star, sponsor their annual Mrs Bert Cence, of the Lazy Hour summer dance. Ranch chairman of the adverlis- Furnishing dance melodies will be ing committee. Prize lists will be mailed out morrow to enthusiasts in Ohio. -Vir- George Silver and his orchestra while making final arrangements orc Boyle, Mrs.

J. E. VanGilder vs. Mrs. E.

M. Davis. Mrs. Stanley Calkins vs. Mrs.

J. L. Hank ins, Mrs. Harry Potts vs. bye.

Mrs. Charles Semans vs. Mrs. D. W.

McDonald. Jr. Mrs. Charles Boyle vs, Mrs. J.

W. Winning. Mrs. Lawrence Semans vs. Mrs.

Graham Mead. Mrs. A. N. Tesh vs.

Mrs. C. E. Mmger. Mrs.

Howard Ankey vs. Mrs. Play- for the event are the following n'a West Virginia Marvland and! committee aides: ow ivln promise! Tickets-Mrs. Mary Beatty. chair- New York, the show giving promise of being one of the most interesting events 01 ihe year.

Present at dinner last evening were: Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parshall. Misses Evelyn and Thompson, Mr, and Mrs.

Wiley man; Mrs. Sara Boyer, Mrs. Elizabeth BreckenridRC. Mrs. Olive Bryson.

MLss Florence Davis, Mrs. Gladys Dean. Mrs. Nitia. Egloff.

Mrs. Lillian Ferguson, Mrs. Emma Mrs. Adelaide Milson, Mrs. Martha Rhodes, Miss Lillian Shaffer, Mrs.

Mary Lou Wilson, Mrs. Mary Helmick. Byers Jr. Mrs. Gcorue Underwood, Uda'i-anahan.

Thomas Whycl. Paul iwuy wllutIV Seenian, John Lester Hankins. an invitation--Mrs. Sarah Hansel, of Uniontown: Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph a a Mns Laura Watson. Mrs. Graham, John Renner, G. Fred a Keller, Mrs. Katherine Freeman J.

L. Horwltz and Madelyn MisiJ rances Ronkin, Mrs. Snow of ConneUsville; Mary Ann ftrft Hemphrcys, Mrs. Mary Her- Weddell, Scottdale; James of Mount Pleasant: Mrs. Margaret Vicory and Sally Soles, of Pi ta- ring.

Mrs. Mary Frances Stsler is worthy matron. Miss Irene Long is general chairman. Miss Evelyn Thompson and G. Fred are Joint Masters of the hunt club.

Mrs. Angelina Spiker Mrs Angeline Spiker. of near from Kansas City, Missouri, where BPW Convention Broadcast Tonight Miss Loretta Lingle Mrs. Leo Duncan. Mrs.

Wilbur Carroll vs. Mrs. Gladys Shanaberger. Connellsville Girl To Marry Announcement of the engagement of Miss Emuruth Btirkhardt, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B.

C. Burkhardt of South Connellsville, to Thomas Knorr, son of Mrs. William Knorr of Meadville. was made at a cleverly arranged surprise party at which Miss Elizabeth Reynolds was hostess Friday evening at her home, 415 North Cottage avenue, ConnelLsville. A mock court trial was presided over the "judge," Ralph E.

Welker, who presented" the announcement and wedding data which were in the form of a petition, to a jury of friends. The petition was accepted by the A series of interesting broadcasts I UT a crown of roses and mav be heard this week coming Bruc on -c'ton was honored with a party the National Convention of Business birthday, wnich and Professional Women's Clubs is He I llli.l'-*"., i celebrated June 25, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A Spikei being held at Hotel Muehlebach. This evening.

Mrs. Margaret Cul- sweetpeas on a satin pillow, was given to the bride-elect by Marion Graft, three years old. Novel coming of the evening. A tasty lunch was served hostess. The table was Here's a lovely version of the popular up-and-down.

Hair at UK back is worn in a Ion? bob, with ends turned up. Sides are brusher smoothly upward, exposing ears and ending in a topknot of ringlets For evening, fresh blossoms may be pinned into the ringlets. Clubs and Classes Marie Robbins Married Sunday Afternoon At 3 Birthday Bridegroom Is Samuel Altomare; Couple Will Live In Point Marion. Wedding In East Is Of Mrs. Emma B.

Chambers, of 110! South Beeson avenue, received birth-1 day congratulations on JL JL JL I July 4. At quiet three o'clock wedding! ceremony Sunday afternoon, Miss Marie Robbins, attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rob- btns of Prospect street, Point Marlon, became the bride of Samuel Altomare, son of Mrs. Mary Gasbarre, also of Point Marion.

The ceremony was read in the presence of members of both families and a few close friends, by the Rev. D. C. Robbins in the Trinity Methodist church of Point Marion. There were no attendants.

Miss Robbins was attractively attired in a street length dress of blue lace, with a hat of white and white accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of rosebuds and baby breath. The bride was student at the Point Marion high school, and Mr. Altomare was educated in Fayette county schools, and for a time served as corporal in the United States Army in Hawaii for three years. Mr.

Altomare is employed with the L. J. Houze Convex Glass company, and within a few days the young couple will be at home to their many friends in a newly furnished apartment in Hill street, Point Marion. Immediatel following the wedding ceremony Sunday afternoon, a reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Connellsville Choir Takes Prize Charles W.

Ashcraft, of 80 Highland avenue, will receive the best wishes of her many friends onj Friday July 14, as he observes a birthday anniversary. Oliphant Girl Is Betrothed To Simplicity Marks Boie, LaBarre Nuptials On Sunday Afternoon. Quietly performed at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon was the marrfage of Miss Maurine Youngstown Man 5 oie Nev rk Cii and Dr. Weston LaBarre, son ot Mr. and Mrs.

I. Weston La- jBarre, of Ben Lomond srteet, Un- iontown. Relatives and close friends of couple gathered for the service in and Mrs. John Danko. of fM SKUSa1n CU f' close friend of the bride, the Margaret Danko Will Become Mrs.

Joseph Mihalik October 11. Oliphant, announce the engage- Quaker settlement, Plymouth Meet- Regular meeting of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Uniontown Post 47, will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Post home, West Payette street. Ladies Auxiliai-y, a i M. Bierer camp, will hold a birthday party Wednesday evening for Comrades and Sons of the Camp, and members of the Auxiliary. Ail are games, suggestive of thcl urged to bring donations.

ig nuptials, were the diversion! urandonvil'e "Grandma.Spifcer, kin Banning may be heard over the tn bnnor cu-st is known to all blue network of National Broadcast- adorned with a centerpiece of blue re'aSves and mends, had just ing company from speak- larksDur and lilies, flanked with vsit with a a i on "The. Business Woman of from a visit with fcer Mrs. Grant Kelly, wnen.she was greeted by a number of people who had gathered for the surprise. she -joined ine her son. fun planned for the venmg too.

celebrating a time; James, Today." On Thursday, two broadcasts have been arranged. The first will be from 2:30 to 2:45 p. m. Colum- larkspur and lilies, flanked with blue candles embellished with pink bows. Favors were dainty pink heart baskets.

Miss Burkhardt was graduated from the Connellsville High school bia Broadcasting System, with Pro-i a member of the Class of at this i essor Herbert Moore and Missi from Allegheny College, Meadville. Frances Maule. member of the na-! she has selected Tuesday, August of sons and tional executive staff of Business 2 9 a for her Adding. were pre seven to ISmberTexcept for Mrs. of Point Marion, who has been for some time, and could not at- tend event.

Gifts and many delightful sur- 1 prses were in store for "Grandma and James, the noontime dinner, along with the guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Women's Clubs, Knorr, was graduated from Problems Meadville high school and Alle- and Ways to Meet Them." Thurs-lSheny college. At present he is a day evening 10 -15-10 -30 Judge i member of toe Meadville High school Florence E. Allen a heard faculty being an instructor of biol- over "the-Mutual-Broadcasting, sys- Og3 Members of the Buena Vista Christian Temperance Union will be entertained Thursday evening in the home of Mrs.

Clay- L. U. B. A. class, Laurel Hill Presbyterian church, will meet this evening in the home of Mrs.

William Mapstone. Mrs. Mary Vail will be leader and hosteses with Mrs. Mapstone will be Mrs. Elizabeth Castell, Mrs.

Dorothy Beal and Mrs. Townsend. Loyal class, St. Paul's Lutheran church, will meet this evening in the home of Mrs. J.

W. Hays, Fur- jnace road, Hopwood. Assisting hos- tesses will be Mrs. John Hudoc, Mrs. Albert Lochra and Miss Martha Nehls.

Mrs. Newell Clement' will lead the mission study. Annual picnic outing of Baker ton Lynn, of Grindstone. Joining I TM 1 Ub er Bible class, St. Paul's Lutheran the group for this day will be the Perryopolis "Union.

Mrs. Gladys Dunn will be program leader. Epsilon Phi chapter, Gradale, will hold its regular monthly meeting in the form of a steak fry Wednesday evening at Jumonville. The church, will be held this evening at Braddock's Grave," East National Pike. Cars will leave the church promptly at 5:45.

and a full attendance is urged. This evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church social hall the Women's of St. Paul's Lutheran group will remain afterward for the church, will hold their regular Fearsall. tern, speaking on "The Business Woman of Tomorrow." The Uniontown Business and Professoinal Women's Club is being Bennett represented at tine national meet- 1 Grimm Descendants At Meet August 12 Whii- W'aud Harner.jing by Miss Margaret Ritenour Descendants of the late P. C.

Mrs 'George' Wells. Mrs. I immediate past state president and Grimm wiu ho i their annual're- i i TVTit-r-' Conn. Mr. and r.

Harworth "Eleanor, Hanvprth. -Juan- jta Conn. Miss Lulu Jenkins, ana Miss Pes'gy. -Little of Morgan town. and.

Mrs. Byron and Mr. and" Mrs. Harold i Miss Frances Heyser. newly-elected president of the- local club.

New York City- Residents Here union 12 at Mount Vernon Park. Friends and relatives are extended a most cordial invitation. Bierer and Misses Laura Marie and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Speigal, Bierer. and J.

New York City, are spending th all-of point of three weeks in Uniontown visiting among Mrs. Harry Humberston. relatives. Mrs. Speigal.

John'Baxlev. Humbertson, Mr.jpj-ior to her marriage, was Miss Holttqay sonjMarthe Graham. Kcrme'h Holliday 'Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Loren 'Spiker.

and Bum Ann. Mar Lou arid Bett Jan3 Spiker of Cazzait. ana Mr and Mis John Spiker ana aaugh- ter, Janet Lee. of Biucetou Mr and Mrs Grant Kelly and DaiK Kellj of Terra Mr and Jenkins of Albright; Mr and Mrs Rexioad. Mr and Mrs.

Clyde Spiker Mrs Rachel SpiKei Mr ana Mis Raj Spiker, Mrs Frank McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Lare'w. Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Spiker and Frances Jean Spiker of Brandonville; Mr. and Mrs. Claude and Mrs, Korma "TFitshugli $nd Beverly Ann and John Edtvard Btzhugh of mont. W.

-Va, Earl Browns Have Anniversary Party Mr and Mrs. Earl J. celebrated -their -wedding'; anniver- sarv recently -with a "party for and relatives at their home in Coolspnng street Those present to join in the fes- were Mr and Mrs. Joseph Matthew, of Euclid; Mr- and Mrs. Charles Hbstetler and cliildren, Charles.

and Carol; Sarah -Desinie. Donald Smith, George MIDer and Elsie Anna "ATJdrews. Esther Langas, Theodore Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.

John Renner, Kes. CIvde Cunningham, all of Uniontown; and Mrs. Rtfttx Ball, York Bun, POLICE SEEK PARENTS District" police requested today to locate the parents of Robert Wilson. 45, formerly of Connellsville, who died in New York City The parents are- reported to be James and. Mary Wilson.

Little could be immediately learned about the cause of Phalanx-Gradale country dance. Cars will leave the at 5:45. Alpha chapter, Gradale, will hold a picnic at Jumonville evening. Care will leave the promptly at 6:30 o'clock. Class 13, i Presbyterian church, will meet this evening in the social room of the church.

Refreshments will be served under the direction of the July hostess group, Mi's. John D. Griffith and Mrs, Harry Henshaw, joint hostesses. An interesting'program will feature the meeting. Detroit Resident.Is Guest At Local Home Mr.

and Mrs. David Dubbs, of 176 Lenox street, are entertaining as heir houseguest. Mrs. Dubb's sister. Miss Florence Freeman of -Detroit, Mich, girls of Mrs.

Dubbs Sunday school class are cordially invited to attend a picnic outing next Thursday. Plans for this will be an-j aounced. monthly meeting. A food sale will feature the social hour, with proceeds to applied to. the class treasury.

Hostesses will be Mrs. John Henzley and Mrs Bertha Grindstone Council of Republican Women will meet.for their regular monthly session tomorrow evening in the of Mrs. Louise Jolly. Grindstone. A hat sale and other diversions will feature the social hour.

Young Ladies Sodality of St. Joseph's-church will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the church auditorium. Full attendance is urge.d as plans for the dane'are to be discussed. WillardTBible class. First Methodist church, will hold, their annual picnic outing at the home of Rev.

and Mrs. A. R. Rush, Perryopolis. on Wednesday, July 12.

Cars will leave the church at 2 and 5:30. Each member is reminded to bring her and silver. The Civic Choral society.of Connellsville, directed by Miss Helen Keil of 1119 Race street. Connellsville, won first prize of $100 in the fifth annual Mountain Choir Festival at Mountain Lake Park near Oakland. Sunday.

Competing against a field of 13 other choruses in a program carried throughout the afternoon and evening, the local choir of 24 voices was given a "tremendous reception and marvellous ovation" by the large crowd in attendance, according to those who heard the musical renditions. The Mountain Choir Festival is under' the direction of Rev. Felix G. Robinson and the program was conducted by Dr. Harvey Gaul of Pittsburgh while Dr.

Beckett Gibbs of Juilliard School of Music in New York was one of the lecturers and the contest adjudicator. Entries in the Maryland program were from Pennsylvania, and West Virginia as well as Maryland. It was "the first time a local musical organization had participated there. The choirs, in presenting their numbers, were unaccompanied. In addition to the required and selected numbers, -they sang Lord," a composition of Miss Keil's father, the late Peter Kiel, Jr.

Twice 'before groups directed by Miss known as the Helen Keil Singers, had won first honors in Pittsburgh, competitions, first in the summer festival sponsored by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and then in 'the music jubilee conducted by the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph. The Civic Choral with a very cordial reception at- the me 7 moriai concert at Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh on June 30 when it appeared before 1.000 musicians in a most successful presentation. Dr. Gaul managed the.concert The choral group has been asked to appear on a pop concert with the Little Orchestra under the direction of Victor Saudek on the Schenley lawn in Pittsburgh before August 8. Concerts are presented Tuesdays and Fridays.

Sumey Clan To Gather Saturday Sumey clan will hold its annual reunion Saturday at the Firemen's club on the Wharton Furnace road. Swimming will, occupy the interest of those present during the afternoon and friends and relatives are extended a most cordial ment of their daughter. Miss Mar- ing, on the Germantown road, garet Danko, to Joseph Mihalik, Philadelphia. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph I The bride was attired in a floor Mihalik, of Youngstown, O. The marriage will be performed October 11 in Youngstown, where Mr. Mihalik is a real estate broker pearls and in her hair were clust- and contractor. ers of ink rosebuds, matching her Miss Danko Is employed Youngstown. length gown of white lace, with close-fitting bodice, square neckline and short puffed sleeves.

Her only ornament was a single strand There will be a meeting of the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Mary's R. C. church this evening at 7:30 the church hall. All members are urged to make a special effort to be present.

arm bouquet. Her twin sister, Louise Boie, of Boston, associate editor of Atlantic Monthly, was maid of honor. She wore pink chiffon with Mt Morris Man Dies In Hospital (NBA Radiophoto) 'In minutes of sensational play, California's -Alice Marble scored the most decisive victory in America's five-title sweep of; the "WIrnbledon international tennis championships. At left, above, she is being congratulated by England's Kay Stammers whom she defeated 6-2, 6-0 for the women's singles crown Losing at last after waging a gnme fight with death since he injured in an auto accident near Waynesburg June 14, William H. Donley.

39, well-known Mt. Morris businessman, died in the Greene County Memorial hospital yesterday. During long battle for life he had been given several blood transfusions, but succumbed at last to infection which had developed in compound fractures of his arms-and legs. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Jesse Louise Core Donley.

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a shirred bodice and full skirt. Dr. Irvin Child, of New Haven, served Dr. LaBarre as best man. Following the ceremony informal reception was held and wedding supper served buffet style.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. I. W. LaBarre, parents of the bridegroom; Kenneth, Richard and Ruth LaBarre; Dr.

and Mrs. Evan Johnson, all of Uniontown, and Mrs. Evan Johnson, of Oak Park, 111. In September the couple wilr make their home in Brunswick, N. where Dr.

LaBarre will teach at Rutgers college. Mrs. Charles Hubbard Shows Motion Pictures A splendid attendance marked showing of colored motion pictures by Mrs. Charles Hubbard last evening in the of the First Presbyterian church the sponsorship of the Milhollan'd society. Scenes shown were those during her travels in South the a a a Canal, Europe and the Orient.

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