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THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1934. Social, Club and Personal Affairs Here Directs Zonta Card Party IRS. EUGENIE L. ACKERMAN, mittee for the card party to the art gallery at the Arlington the benefit of the educational at 4 o'clock to be followed by a dinner at 6 p. m.

The evening will be devoted to bridge. Eight and Forty Plans for Winter THE monthly meeting of A the Eight and Forty in the American Legion clubhouse, Thursday night, plans were discussed for the fall a and winter activities. A Christmas party will be held when clothing and food will be distributed to the needy. New committee appointments are Mrs. Joseph McWenie, finance: Mrs.

Paul Arnold, publicity; Mrs. Harry Nearing and Mrs. F. E. Livernoche, time and place.

A social hour followed. Mrs. Ray Boland, Mrs. Earl Aldrich, Mrs. Everett Allen and Paul Arnold were hostesses.

Others present were Mrs. Harry Goldsmith, Mrs. Darrell Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Seymour, Mrs. Marion Patterson, Miss Marie McHugh, M.s.

Edith Spencer, Mrs. Joseph McWenie, Miss Anna Jackson, Mrs. Ray Huntley, Mrs. Franklyn Livernoche, Mrs. Everett Allen, Mrs.

Harry Nearing, Mrs. Thelma Leonard, Miss Mary Buckley, Mrs. Ann Elwood, Mrs. Robert Parks, Mrs. Albert Nieman, Mrs.

Lynn Burdick, Mrs. Ray Price, Mrs. Royce Allen and Mrs. Ben Cohen. Mrs.

Charles Seymour was appointed as parade chairman. The members are invited to a buffet supper at 5 o'clock on Armistice Day at the home of Mrs. Seymour prior to participating in the parade, Mrs. Lynn Burdick and Mrs. Ben Cohen will assist the hostess.

The Christmas party committee consists of Mrs. Darrel Wilcox, Miss Mary Buckley, Miss Marie McHugh, Mrs. Ray Huntley and Mrs. Ann Elwood. Mrs.

Raymond Boland presided at the meeting. Sorority Gives Party for Pledges DHI BETA GAMMA sorority held a party at the home of Miss Erma Shear in honor of the pledges Miss Olga Chyl, Miss Helen O'Neil and Miss Mildred Paine. Members present were Miss Helen Gudinavage, Miss Rita Griffin, Miss Marjorie Townsend, Miss Alma Peppernick, Miss Ruth Parker, Miss Mary Kovatz, Miss Ruth Vartanian and Miss Annie Krupitza, a guest, Other guests were Peter Charnesky, Bob Kishpaugh, Stanley Isham, Tony Rose, Adama Dallas, Gerry Bech, Victor Cizanne, Paul Kenasovitch, Joe Sotis and Francis Parker. Mrs. Fichett.

Honored Mr. and Mrs. Hiter Marsh entertained at their home. 68 Park avenue, in honor of their house guest, Mrs. Louise Fichett of Richmond.

Va, Attending were Miss Ann Berg, Miss Sue Hufnay, Miss Helen Ondrako, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benn, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Loomis, James Calice, John Murray, also Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hoover and Emmanuel Berg of Owego. Entertain Bridge Club Mr. and Mrs. Edson E.

Lloyd entertained the New Deal Bridge club at their home in Woodruff avenue, Thursday night. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blish. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holt.

The next meeting Nov. 22, will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, 130 Helen street. Benefit Game Party Mrs.

Frank Bradtke, Mrs. Ernest Rozelle and Mrs. Robert Fink were hostesses at a benefit game party given in the colonial roor. of the Binghamton Ice Cream Company's plant, Thursday night, under the auspices of tho Ladies' Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Nearly 50 persons attended.

Radio Widows Meet The Radio Widows club met at the home of Mrs. Clifton Melhuish, 72 Park avenue. Attending were Mrs. Ross Baxter. Mrs.

Donald Goetcheus, Mrs. Kenneth Kenyon, Miss Peg Lacey, Mrs. Donald Purdy, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Here Pan variety is corded and stitched, tipped with metal. These are two dress of almond green crepe Latest in Fashions A double collar of the Peter covered cords tying in a bow are of the smart features of this one-piece cut with an overblouse effect.

Mrs. W. Taylor, Mrs. Lee J. Mc- Ewan, Mrs.

E. E. Hackett, Mrs. Joseph G. Deacon, Mrs.

Russell Taylor, Mrs. M. D. Van Horn, Mrs. J.

J. Eiseman, Mrs. C. Boyce, Mrs. William Keiser and Mrs.

Dell Howard. Mrs. Titchener Entertains Club IRS. PAUL F. TITCHENER entertained at at her luncheon home, and 36 Vermont avenue, Friday, members of a bridge club.

Club guests were Mrs. William V. L. Turnbull, Mrs. Milton H.

Steele, Mrs. Edwin S. Truesdell, Mrs. J. Richard Crossley, Mrs.

J. Addison Keller, Mrs. S. Harrison and Mrs. G.

Carlton Underwood. Others attending were Mrs. Robert B. Nichols, Mrs. William G.

Phelps, Mrs. Thomas A. Wilson, Mrs. Edwin H. Moody, Mrs.

Frank William Taft, Miss Edith Truesdell. Mrs. Ralph W. Bierer, Mrs. Hugh M.

Smith, Mrs. Benjamin Sisson, Mrs. Arthur L. LaRoche. Miss Eleanor Hopkins and Miss Bride Elect Showered.

Gladys Fletcher entertained at a variety honor of Miss Evelyn Warner," bride-elect. In the party Mrs. Marion Smith, Mrs. Ann Stroupe, Mrs. Betty Noyes.

Mrs. Virginia King, Mrs. Lulubelle DeNee, Mrs. Katrina Plymale, Miss Bertha Williams, Miss Florence Spicer, Miss Roby Felter, Miss Evelyn Fletcher, Miss Viola Gregory, Miss Alice Dodge, Dorothy Scott, Miss Theresa Kelly, Miss Mildred Morgan. Mrs.

Drake Honored Members of the Old Time club gave Mrs. Ernest Drake a surprise at her home. 25 Arthur street, recently. Following a chicken dinner the evening was spent in games. Those attending were and Mrs.

Roger Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bassler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred West, Mr.

and Mrs. Reah Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs.

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The favors were corsages of autumn flowers and yellow roses. Those initiated were Miss Dorethy Cobb, who was dressed in flame crepe; Miss Doris Eldred, dressed in pink taffeta: Miss Janet Thornton, poudre blue satin; Miss Juanita Seely, blue taffeta; Miss Harriet Miller, leaf green net with gold sequins; Miss Helen Kennedy, red crepe. Members attending were: Miss Virginia Hainer, dressed in black crepe and white satin; Ruth Minthorn, midnight blue crepe; Miss Drusilla Jordan, black chiffon with gold lame; Miss Dorothy Ryan, black and white pebbled crepe; Miss Marion Johnson, black velvet; Miss Ruth Barrett, blue crepe and black velvet; Miss Virginia Spangenburg, orange and crepe; Betty Carver, black velvet; Miss Louise Darrow, hyacinth blue crepe and flame velvet; Miss Laura Scoville, royal purple velvet; Miss Alice Garrison, brown velvet: Miss Jean Cobb, black crepe with rhinestones; Miss Iona Moses, black satin with rhinestone trimming; Miss Kathryn Goodrich, black and red taffeta; Miss Isabel Searles, poudre blue crepe trimmed with white fur; Miss Ruth Cole, coral crepe and silver trimming; Miss Lois Young, wine colored velvet; Miss Viola Swanson, green lace; Miss Lillian Fiske, green wool, and Miss Winifred King, navy blue crepe. John Connors Weds Miss Brainard MISS LILLIAN R. BRAINARD, daughter Mrs.

Eva Brainard, 30 Griswold street, and John Connors, son of Patrick Connors, 30 Griswold street, were married in St. Paul's church by the Rev. John J. Corbett at 9:30 o'clock this morning. Edward Connors and Miss Beatrice Connors.

brother and sister of the bridegroom, were the attendants. The bride wore a satin gown and a wedding tulle vehite, attached to a cap of the material. The bridal bouquet was white pompon chrysanthemums. The of honor wore a dark velvet gown with hat and slipto correspond carried white and pink chrysanthemums. A wedding the home of the bride's mother, following was attended by nearly 25 guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Connors left for Buffalo and upon their return will be at home at Griswold street. Mrs. Connors wore a dark green dress and coat with matching accessories for the trip.

Sorority Elects Officers Alpha Chapter of Phi Lambda Kappa sorority at its meeting in Y. W. C. A. building Thursday night elected officers as follows: President, Jane O'Neil; first vice president, Arabelle Mayer; second vice president, Mary Lake; secretary, Betty Miske: assistant secretary, Marjorie McMahon: treasurer, Dorothy Kalmobacker; assistant treasurer, Mary Cicak; publicity manager, Florence Sass; assistant publicity manager, Frances, Theresa Howard; Burke, Sergeants-at- Josephine Johnson.

Adeline Montgomery and Marguerite Litchblau. Philatheas Hold Annual Dinner THE Philathea Class of the Conklin Avenue Baptist church held its annual dinner in the church parlors Thursday with nearly 70 persons attending. Chrysanthemums in pumpkin holders decorated the tables lighted by green tapers. The dinner was served by the Junior Philathea class. The president of the Philathea class, Mrs.

Morris Ainslie, tended greetings to the members, and announced Mrs. William Sale Terrell, who spoke on "CooperaMrs. Malcolm Campbell led in assembly singing. Mrs. J.

M. Stevens was in charge of the entertainment. Miss Rachael Rudd and Miss Lillian Dring played a violin duet with Miss Margaret Bollman as accompanist: Miss Eleanor Moses gave readings; Mrs. Harry Forsythe and Mrs. Donald Rodman entertained with vocal duets with Mrs.

Eugene Bailey accompanying. Mrs. Calvin Hoxsie and Mrs. George Carver were in charge of the general arrangements. Mrs.

Ward. Club Hostess Mrs. Fred Ward entertained a club at her home. 41 St. John avenue, recently, Autumn flowers were used in decoration.

The evening was spent in needlework. The guests were Mrs. Leslie Harrison, Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. Darrington Hall, Mrs.

Raymond Harvey, Miss Margaret Cooney, Miss Anna Briel and Miss Laviria Balch. The next hostess will be Mrs. Harrison, 31 Nash street. Clothing Sent to Needy At a meeting of the Virginia Asher Business Women's Bible Council the Centenary M. E.

church Thursday night it was announced that more than $100 and three barrels of clothing were sent to the Cumberland Mountain Mission at Fort Blackmore, Va, More than 135 women attended the meeting. A supper in the church next Thursday night will precede the meeting. Miss Mabel Thomson continued the Bible lesson on "God's Plan for the Ages." R. R. Mail Auxiliary Meets The Women's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail association met in the Y.

W. C. A. clubroom Friday with Mrs. Nelson King, the president presiding.

Work was planned for the December meeting. Mrs. Daniel Cross gave history of the Railway Mail service. Sorority Meets Tonight The meeting of Phi Delta Psi sorority will be held at the home of Miss Janet Humphrey, 170 Leroy street, tonight. Dinner Meeting Postponed The dinner meeting Hope Chapter of the Y.

W. C. A. planned for Monday has been postponed to Monday, Nov. 19, because of the Armistice Day celebration.

The meeting will be DAY SPONSORED BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THE Armistice Day dance to be sponsored by the High school students of St. Patrick's Academy will be held in the school hall Monday night. Music will be provided by Jerry Kreik and his orchestra. The patrons and patronesses will be the Rev. Ambrose M.

Dyer, the Rev. John W. Lynch, the Rev. Edward A. McDowell, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. L. F.

Giblin, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Dacey, Miss May O'Donnell, Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Freije, Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. McNerney, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Costello, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Green, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Southee, Mr.

a and Mrs. J. A. Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Diskin and Mr. a and Mrs. Raymond McCormack. The dance is for the undergraduates of St. Patrick's Academy and the alumni.

The chaperons swill be Miss Helen Quinn, Miss Joyce Freije, Miss Elizabeth McCormack, Joseph McManus and George Sheehan. The decorations will be in charge of Miss Rose Mary Costello, Miss Helen Keating, Miss Margaret Goodman, Donald Slimbaugh, William McDonald, Fred Hanrahan, Richard Golden. The music committee comprises Donald Hickey, Howard Rose and Gallagher. Serving on the ticket committee are Miss Ruth Yeager, Miss Mary Hogan, Eugene Giblin, Robert Sullivan and Francis Downs. Miss Dean Bride of James F.

Curley ISS FLORENCE DEAN, daughter of Mrs. Mary Dean, 1805 Church avenue, ton, and James F. Curley, son of Mr. John F. Curley of Middletown, were married in the Holy Rosary church, Scranton, at 9 o'clock this morning.

Th Rev. Thomas J. McHugh, pastor of rick's church in Scranton, cousin of the bride, acted as celebrant at. the solemn high nuntial mass and performed the ceremony, The Rev. Frank McHugh, pastor of St.

Mary's church in Wilkesbarre, acted as deacon. The Rev. J. 1 Casey of the Holy Rosary church acted as subdeacon, and the Rev. Stephen O' Boyle was master of ceremonies.

Miss Marita Dean, the bride, sang, Ailstesta.of Louise Devers, the church organist, played the wedding music. Miss Angela Dean, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. John Curley of Middletown was best man for his, brother. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Curley are members of the faculty in the Woodrow Wilson Junior High school, this city. The bride was gowned in white transparent velvet with turban to match. A turn back brim of the velvet was trimmed with baby ostrich tips. She carried white velvet muff adorned with a spray of gardenias. maid of honor wore a mulberry colored gown with silver jacket and carried a muff to match her gown adorned with an orchid.

A wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's mother followed. White chrysanthemums and a wedding cake decorated the bride's table. Upon their return from an automobile trip Mr. and Curley will reside at 11 Valley street, this Rachel Group Holds Luncheon THE Rachel Group of the West Presbyterian church held a covered luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harvey D.

Bullock, 75 Kneeland avenue, with Mrs. John Gibbs and Mrs. Donald Lee assisting hostesses. Plans were made for a bake sale in the basement of Fowler's store, Dec. 17, also for a dessert bridge at the Fro- Joy company's plant, Friday evening, Dec.

7. Bandages were folded for the City hospital. Attending were Mrs. Glenn Watson, Mrs. Leland Post.

Mrs. Fanny Laye, Mrs. W. Frazer, Mrs. Leo Nopper, Mrs.

1 R. M. Mace, Mrs. N. Taylor, Mrs.

Fred Russell, Mrs. Walter Klopp, Scott, Mrs. William D. Thomas, Mrs. August Rathgahn, Mrs.

Lawrence E. Truesdell and Mrs. R. E. Collar.

Variety Shower for Newlyweds RS. EUGENIE L. ACKERM MAN was hostess at a variety shower given at her home, 267 Main street, Friday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Blanding, who were married recently.

Games were played, followed by a buffet supper. Bronze and yellow chrysanthemums and yellow tapers in amber holders decorated the table. The guests were Mrs. Cecil Finch, Miss Julia Hackett, Miss Ruth Finch, Miss Eugenie Blanding, Mrs. Myron Lounsberry, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Blanding, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drasher, Mr. and Mrs.

Leland Blanding, Miss Ruth Blanding, Leland Blanding, Miss Elizabeth Ackerman and Miss Lorna Ackerman. Club Entertained Mrs. Frank E. Taft of Susquesus Lodge, Conklin road, entertained members bridge club at luncheon Friday. Attending were Mrs.

F. Dennis, Mrs. Arthur E. Greene, Mrs. J.

B. Kellam, Mrs. W. M. Collins, Mrs.

Charles W. Hawkes, Mrs. George C. Harris. Mrs.

Fred H. Matthews, Mrs. George H. Jenkins, Mrs. C.

C. Jackson, Mrs. John N. Bogert, Mrs. H.

W. Christie. Sons of Veterans to Meet The Sons of Union Veterans, Camp 93, and the Ladies' Auxiliary 17, will meet in the State Armory Monday night. A covered supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Officers will be installed.

Miss Manier, Hostess Miss Fern Manier, 90 Walnut street. was luncheon hostess to a bridge club at the Riverview tearoom, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Leland Post was a guest. Memattending were Mrs.

Lawrence 0. Waite, Mrs. Sylvanus J. Nunn. Mrs.

N. Rawlings Hancock, Mrs. Harold W. Lauder, Mrs. Harold Tolley.

tracts enabling New England's only dog-sled postal service to carry the mail through deserted snow-bound regions in this vicinity were awarded recently. Fred Fowler of Oquossoc will drive a dog team over the 11-mile route from Oquossoc to Kennebago, while William Myers of Grant has the seven-mile route from Bemis to Upper Dam. DOG-SLED MAIL CONTRACTS LET Rangeley, Me. (UP) Con- Also Marks Anniversary of Birth of Thomas Bailey Aldrich Sunday, Nov. 11, ushers in National Book Week.

It also is the ninety -eighth anniversary of the birth of Thomas Bailey Aldrich, and renowned essayist, American who was poet, born author at Portsmouth, N. H. The Binghamton Public Library has compiled the following bibliography of his works for its readers in connection with the local observance Book Week: "Cloth of Gold and Other Poems," "From Ponkapog to Pesth," "Judith of Bethulia," "Marjory Daw and Other Stories," "Mercedes," "My Cousin, the Colonel," "Old Town by the Sea," "Ponkapog Papers," "Prudence Palfrey," "Queen of Sheba," "Rivermouth Romance," "Sea Turn and Other Matters." "Stillwater Tragedy," "Story of a Bad Boy," "Two Bites of a Cherry with Other Tales." Monday, Nov. 12, is the birthday of Parrish, contemporary American novelist. The library lists the following of her books: "All Kneeling," "Dream Coach," "Floating Island," "Knee-high to a Grasshopper," "Loads of Love," "Methodist Faun," "Perennial Bachelor," "Pocketful of Postes," "Sea Level," "Semi-attached" and "Tomorrow Morning." DON'T WANT TO BE FIREMEN Fort Worth, Texas It Polytechnic High school students here are a criterion of the youth of America, it looks as if the future city fire departments will have to engage robots to do their fire fighting.

In a survey taken by school officials not one youngster mentioned fire fighting as his choice for future occupation. once the dream of myriads of youths. who heads the reception combe given by the Zonta club in hotel, Friday night, Nov. 16, for fund. Mrs.

Harry Spencer, Mrs. Guy Stanley and Mrs. Howard Swick. Church Group Entertained Queen Esther Circle of the Immanuel Presbyterian church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Milard Hibbard, 12 Yager street, Thursday night.

Those present were Mrs. Earl A. Smeich, Mrs. Flo Smith, Mrs. Clarence L.

Valentine, Mrs. Barton Gladstone, Grant Benn, Mrs. Paul Niles, Mrs. Bruce Paddleford, Mrs. John Norris, Mrs.

Clarence Blake, Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs. Marion Webb, Mrs. Melvin Grant, Mrs. Willard Davison, Mrs.

Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Sharpe and Mrs. Clyde Tompkins, a guest. Dorcas Philatheas Have Harvest Supper THE Dorcas Philathea class of the Calvary Baptist church I served a harvest supper in the church parlors preceding work and business meeting Thursday. attending were Mrs.

Irene Hyde, Mrs. Charlotte Arnold, Mrs. Jane Wilbur, Mrs. Ethel Hallett, Mrs. Hazel Thurber, Mrs.

Mabel Tombs, Mrs. Esther Page, Mrs. Vera Dalrymple, Mrs. Wanda Cole, Mrs. Violet March, Mrs.

Esther Olendorf. Miss Hallie Manzer, Mrs. Alice Potts, Mrs. Ethel Fleming, Mrs. Laura Dillman, Mrs.

Frieda Hawley, Mrs. Lillian Charlesen, Mrs. Lillian Morgan, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mrs. Ruby Humiston, Mrs.

Christiana Rudd, Mrs. Pauline Self and the following guests: Mrs. Beatrice Cramer, Mrs. Ruth Curtis, Miss Harriet Stapleton and Miss Ethel Tombs. Surprised on Birthday A surprise birthday party was given for Robert Steen at his home, 150 Leroy street, Thursday night.

Attending were Miss June Noback, Miss Marjorie Dibble, Miss Evelyn Scott, Misses Helen, Marion and June Steen, Mrs. Earl Stauder, Mrs. Catherine Stauder, Francis Batcher, John Arthur LaGier and Lewis E. Gorman, Jr. Mrs.

Vail Hostess to Dramatic Club IRS. SAMUEL E. VAIL was VI hostess to the Shakespeare Dramatic club at her home, 45 Oak street, Thursday. Members devoted the morning in sewing on costumes to be worn at the meeting in the spring when scenes from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will be presented. In the afternoon the act of "Hamlet" was read with Mrs.

Vere H. Multer acting as critic. Those attending were Mrs. Arthur W. Alexander, Mrs.

Frank Pierce, Mrs. James W. Wiltsie, Mrs. F. J.

Inderlied, Mrs. Emory White, Mrs. Chester B. Lord, Mrs. Robert S.

Wickham, Mrs. Daniel B. Mills, Mrs. Frank O. VanDerKar, Mrs.

William T. Treyz. Paul F. Titchener, Mrs. Frank M.

Dyer and Mrs. Harry Yetter. At the meeting in two weeks at the home of Mrs. William B. Thomas on Davis street, Dr.

Hugh S. Gregory will speak on "Hamlet." Birth Announcements and Mrs. William O'Brien, 14 A daughter was, born to Mr. Sturdevant street. Johnson City, at the Wilson Memorial hospital, Nov.

7. She is named Rita. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walsh, 13 Park avenue, announce the birth of a son, Michael, Friday night at the City hospital.

Mrs. Walsh was formerly Miss Helen O'Boyle. X. L. N.

T. Club Entertained L. T. club was entertained by Mrs. George Caffry, street, at dinner at the Hotel Bennett, Friday.

Mrs. Fred Smith was guest. Members attending were: Mrs. Rennie Dodge, Mrs. Cora Braman, Mrs.

William B. Smith, Mrs. Charles H. Brown. Mrs.

Francis Hinaman and Mrs. Mary Beaver. In two weeks Mrs. Dodge will entertain the club at her home in Dickinson avenue, Hillcrest. Mrs.

Robert Blatchely, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Chubbuck, Mrs.

W. H. Yager, Mrs. Truman O. Watrous and Ernest Drake.

Entertains at Bridge Miss Catherine Billings entertained at bridge at the Riverview tearoom recently. The party included Miss Olive Saxe, Miss Ruth Cahill, Miss Phyllis Keefe, Miss Helen Hanigan, Miss Evelyn Giblin. Miss Reta Legos, Miss Elizabeth O'Connor and Miss Dolores Wacks. Farewell Party Mrs. John B.

Kuhn and Mrs. Samuel A. Shurtleff gave a farewell party at the home of the latter, 195 Hawley, street, Thursday in honor of Mrs. Alois Kuhn, 112 St. Charles street, Johnson City, who will sail on Nov.

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