Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 5

PAGE FTTH. ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE. SATUBDAT, MAY 17, 1D47 To Become Bride Wed 50 Years GROTTO PARK Roller Skating Every Night Except Mon. ELMIRA. N.

T. Miss Haight Bride of Ronald Dunn Connecticut Girl Crowned Queen at College May Day Miss Barbara Allen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilmar M. Allen of Hartford, a comley auburn-haired sophomore, was crowned May Queen at traditional Elmira College May Day festivities Friday at Wat kins Glen.

i SSj. The marriage of Miss Betty Jane Haight to Ronald Dunn was performed today, May 17, 1947, at 11 In the Pennsylvania Ave. Metho At dist Church, The Rev. Bond S. Harlan, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev.

Bruce Fierce, pastor Elmirans Marry at St. Patrick's MIm Mary Virginia Mclnprney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mclnrrney, 507 Columbia St, was married to Francis K.

Mania, on of Frank J. Marvin. 750 K. Market and the late Mrs. Marvin, this Slay 17, at 9 at St.

Patrick's Church. The Very Rev. William J. Brien, V.F., officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a draped white eilk jer.ey gown, shoulder-length veil failing: from a Juliet cap of lace and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and sweetpeas.

Miss Helen Alclnerney was maid-cf-honor for her sister. She was frowned in blue silk jersey with which she wore a wreath of red niM's in her hair and carried an overarm bouquet of red roses and iris. John F. Abel of Corninp was best man and ushers were Robert Barnes and Cornelius Murray. A wedding breakfast was served at the Mark Twain Hotel for the of the church, officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mr Mrs. Codet President of Cornell Club Mrs. Belden Codet was elected president of the Cornell Women's Club of Elmira and Vicinity at the club's annual banquet Wednesday evening at the Mark Twain. She succeeds Mrs. William Wigsten.

Other officers elected are: Miss Ruth Fancher, vicepresident; Mrs. Rex Smith, secretary treasurer; Miss Clara Munson and Miss Lor-etta Rlffe, directors. After the business meeting Miss Pauline Schmidt, assistant director of alumni at Cornc'l, spoke about the current activities on the university campus and of the 41 Cornell Women's Clubs. Miss Dorothy Connor introduced the musical part cf the program. Two pianos selections played by June Lewis were "Butterfly," by Grieg, and "Golliwog's Cake-Walk," by DeBussy.

Delores Sutter, vocalist, accompanied by Lila Mitchell at the piano, sang "Sing On," by Luigi Denza, and "June In My Heart," by Graham Vaughan. The three girls are Southside High School students. The evening was concluded with i and Mrs. Sidney M. Haight, 921 Spruce and her husband is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard R. CARPENTER'S HAY LOFT PINE CITY, U. Y. Every Sat.

Nile Curt Bennett's Orch. Dunn, 915 Spruce St. A) Mr. Haight gave his daughter In marriage. She wore a white moire gown, with train, and a fingertip veil fastened to a satin headpiece topped with pearls and orange now ITMI MW r-CON0lTlO0fl Heavy skies, which occasionally spilled rain, hurried the annual fete, held at the Glen for the first time since before the war, and dancers shivered in their scanty attire.

Although rain fell briefly on the May Queen's procession as it wound down the hillside from the pavil-lion to the lake, the program went through on schedule and was as gay and colorful as in former years. After the new; queen was crowned by last year's queen, Miss Mar-jorie Richardson, and the three queens including Miss Karen Hil-drcbrand, queen in 1945 were enthroned, a program of dances in honor of the royal party was staged on the sloping lawn below the pavillion. The modern dances, chorography for which was done by those who took part, were: "Jealousy," Jacob Gade; "Clair De Lune," Debussey; "Ritual Dance of Fire," DeFalla, and "Scheherzade," Rimsky-Korse-kow. Music came from recordings and a loud speaker. The girls, directed by Miss Evelyn Suit, danced with beauty and grace which testified to excellent training.

At the Glen for the event were Miss Allen's parents and her grandfather, William Mason Allen, also of Hartford. Approximately 350 students and visitors attended. Miss Catherine Finter of the physical education department was in charge. blossoms. Her flowers were a me-line leaf style with white roses and snapdragons.

Miss Jean Good as maid-of-honor wore a yellow moire gown, yellow shoulder-length veil and carried dark yellow roses on a peach me-line puff. The bridesmaid, Mrs. MR. AND MRS. Charles Nimtz, 1010 Caton observed their 60th wedding anniversary May 4, with an open house party at their home.

Both are life-long residents of Elmira. (Gold Tone 1'hoto). MISS GYOPYOS Person! us-Warne Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gyopyos, 1209 Grand Central announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Marie, to Paul Platko, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Platko, 115 Sheridan Elmira Heights. The wedding will take place Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, Elmira Gerald Field, sister of the bride family and a few friends followed) by a reception also at the Mark; Twain.

For a wedding trip, the couple' groom, chose a chartreuse gown with matching veil and carried yellow roses on a peach colored meline puff. Gerald Field was best man. a public card party to benefit the fellowship fund. Miss Florence Heights. The Rev.

Theodore Shev-chuk will perform the double ring Callahan was chairman. Those who ushered were John Van- ceremony. For her maid-of-honor. Miss tine and John McKay. A reception at the church lm mediately followed the ceremony Bj Program Set Gyopyos has chosen her sister, Sophie Gyopyos.

Frank Platko, brother of the prospective bride groom, will be best man, Mrs. Ray-j D-s A if I--M mond Spencer will be matron-of- (j TO lVU5IC.Q will leave by plane for New York City. Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin will live at 750 E.

Market St. The couple are both graduates nf Elmira schools. Mr. Marvin was alo graduated from Bentley school of Accounting, Boston, and served four years in the Army. He an employe of the Remington Rand.

Out-of-town wedding guests were: pt. and Mrs. Lee A. Broich of Harrisburg, Miss Mclnerney of Rochester, and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Schweik-hard and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Frahey of Buffalo. honor; Michael Kebrick, attendant; Miss Gladys Kurtz of Bath, brides Family Night Set for P-TA Meet. Monday The last meeting of the year for the Pennsylvania Ave.

School P-TA will be a family night party Monday. Picnic supper will be served at 6:30 for which an article of food, rolls and table service are requested. Mrs. Phoebe Ackley, president of the Elmira Council of Parents and Teachers will install the following new officers at the 8 o'clock meeting: President, Nicholas Schaef; vice-president, Fay Dubois secretary, Mrs. Robert Olthof; treasurer, Mrs.

Gordon Everitt. Entertainment will include movies and the eighth Rrade mothers will be in charge of the tables. for about 100 guests, after which the couple left for a week's trip. Mr. and Mrs.

Dunn will live at 915 Spruce until their home is completed at 909 Spruce St. The bride is a graduate of Southside High School and St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing. She is now doing general duty work. Mr.

Dunn is a Southside High School graduate and served years In the China, Burma, India Theater. He is employed at i- Y-l fl 1 I4 maid, and Andrew Kerrick of the Heights, usher. A reception will he in the Russian hall Immediately following the ceremony. Miss Gyopyos is a graduate of Haverling High School, Bath, and Is employed in the office at Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.

Mr. Platko Meet Monday The meeting of Alpha Chapter, Pro Musica, will be held Monday night at 8 at the Republican Headquarters. Church and State Sta. Members are asked to use the Church St. entrance.

Mrs. P. L. Carpenter will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Julion Close and Mrs.

Alan H. Albee. The program, in charge of Mrs. C. Raymond PeK.iy, will include string selections by a group of stu the Ward LaFrance Truck Division.

Alert Chapter Meets Tuesday Alert Chapter 648. OES, meets Tuesday at 8 at the Elmira Heights Masonic Temple. Mrs. Isobel Gear-hart, worthy matron and Norman Gearhart, worthy patron, will preside. The altar wrill be draped and decrees will be conferred on a class of candidates.

Refreshments will be served by the April group. i attended schools in Elmira Heights and is a veteran of three years overseas duty In the Pacific. He is 'Hobo' Dance Set by Young an Eclipse Plant employe. Mothers Feted At Tea in Erin A Mother's Day tea was held at Starring DICK HAYMES VERA-ELLEN QUEEN BARBAKA ALLEN Church People the Erin School, May 9. An entertainment of songs and recitations was given and gifts and corsages wero given to mothers.

CESAR ROMERO 2d The young adults of Ccrma Mrs. Gould To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Mothers, Daughters to Banquet Evangelical Church will hold dents at, the Knapp School of Music.

Mrs. Robert J. Liddiard will present violin numbers accompanied by Mrs. James F. Price and Miss Marilyn Huff, vocalist, will be accompanied by Mrs.

Edna Lock-wood. Miss Betty Parks will accompany Basil Fabbioli, cellist, and piano selections will be given by Harold Hart. CHANGE MEETING DATE Business and Professional Group of Hadassah will meet at the home of Miss Pauline Cooper, 741 Riverside Sunday, May 25, at 8:30 p. m. The meeting was originally scheduled for this Sunday.

'Hobo Convention" nnd dance fo UtLtSIt HULiil young adults at the Those attending were Mrs. J. Bowen, Mrs. Lester Howard, Mrs. Francis Howard, Mrs.

Floyd Miller, Mrs. Fred Allen, Mrs. J. Hicks, Reutl -i ZfifAt West side Church Tuesday asked to Community Cabin tonight Gould, 102 Coleman will ob Those attending are Mrs. Stanley Patterson, Mrs.

wear old clothes including khaki Earl Palmer, Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mrs. Judd Hall, Miss Irmal Mrs. Francis Krans i general chairman of the annual mother-daughter banquet of the Westside Methodist Church to be Tuesday night at 6:30 in the church parlors. serve their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at the Mark Twain Hotel at 2 p.

m. With them for the occasion will and jeans, or be subject to fine by the hobo sheriff. Other will be fur wearing ties, shined shoes, white shirts, smok Baker, Mrs. Christine Campbell, Mrs. E.

Carson and teachers, Mrs. Mrs. Matthew Brewer Is program nkalcmnN If re Drlla To -( A a onrl Robinson, kitchen. The programs will be made by Mrs. W.

C. Knight Mary Donald, Mrs. Eva Earl. ing a whole cigaret. FOR THE BIG SHOW BAILEY BROS.

and Mrs. Earl German. ir.aAe-up, nail polish, or loiterine, 11 IV i Toartmistfess will be Miss rr.ear.ir.g being without a group of ij rs. Jcorge Lewis and Mrs. Alfred Rachel Bowen and Mrs.

Charles Engaged to Wed be their three children, Alan andi A. Leslie of New York City, and; their daughter, Rosalie Mrs. W. William Rose of Sarsdale. Present nlso will be their grand-1 daughter, Mary Ann Gould, daugh-l ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Gould, and their only grandson, Alan Jr. and Mrs. Gould of Elmira, and: their great grandson, Alan Erik; Girls are asked to take a lunch for two carried in a kerchief or' bandanna, hobo style. Those desiring transportation, call 5S93.

Cars will meet at the church at 7:30. DAHCE a BRGOXSIDE HALL TIOGA, PA. EVERY SATURDAY HAPPY 4 ft Mrs. Cook Weds A. H.

Mathews In Horseheads Mrs. Helen Cook, Grand Central Horseheads, and Archie H. Matthew nlno rif TTnrsehenrt vvcrii Pittman will lead the devotions. The program includes a welcome to daughters given by Mrs. Stewart Comfort and Miss Joyce Peterson will give the response; group singing led by Mrs.

Edwin Baum-garten accompanied by Mrs. W. I Williams, pianist; reading by Miss Ann Biddle and piano selections by Miss Mary Lynn Dewey. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Ethel Wilcox Brewer of Wellsboro, Pa.

Her topic will be "Mother, Her Children and Her Home." For reservations, those attending are asked to contact Mrs. Elon Frail or Miss Rachel Bowen not later than Saturday. Social Notes Mis Ida Mae Reilly, 317 High will be guest of honor at a breakfast and linen shower Sun ELMIRA, MAY 29 BHBB1 day at a. m. at the Mark Twain.

Gould, aged three. Messrs. Gould, Mrs. Alan Gould, Mary Ann arrived Friday night and Mr. and Mrs.

Rose, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gould will arrive today to spend the weekend here.

Mr. and Mrs. Gould, natives of Philadelphia, came to Elmira about 35 years ago. Mr. Gould for many years was associated with the American Salesbook now Moore Busines Forms Tnc.

lie has been retired for several years. Ten have been invited to the event married this morning. May 17, 1917, at which Miss Sally Thompson will at 11 fit a quiet ceremony in the be hostess. sehead.s Methodist Church. Miss Roilly will be married to The Rev.

Earl Robertson oiTici-1 Walter Hosking Geneva May 31 ited -ind attendants were Mrs. Earl! at S3. Peter and Paul's Church. Robertson and Mrs. Matie Robert-! son.

The couple left for a trip to! Jacob Keller of Wtllsburg RD 1, New York City. Philadelphia and a patient at St. Joseph's Hos- New Jersey after the ceremony. pital where he underwent a major Mrs. Matthews, who is employ-j STARTING SUffDAY operation eanesday.

ed at Kosenbaum store, wore a jrose street-length gown with black Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson, 'accessories and an orchid corsage SOS Davis have been spending for her wedding, the past -week with their daughter, Mr. Matthews, an accountant. Is Mrs.

Edgar T. Gannon, and Mr. district deputy of Masonic orders. Mrs. Gregg Circle Hostess Mrs.

William W. Gregg. 408 Williams will entertain Circle 3 of the First Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 3 p. m. at a business meeting where plans will be made for the coming year.

Mrs. Moses D. Kimball is the newly-appointed circle president. THIS IS THE STORY OF A CRIME AGAINST AND THE MAN WHO WOULD DESTROY WHAT HE COULD NOT HAVEI ttm tit pttn ti TIM Sitnntiylrwtef Pttt (rial Mttl thit thrill' shown AT: 7 Slltnw rildr 1:00, 3:50. 6:50, 9:43 Gannon, of Brooklyn.

They expect to return this weekend. ANNOUNCEMENT Is mad of the engagement of Miss Maria Valladarls, 157 Sullivan to Henry B. Brown, 303 E. Fourth St. The wedding will take place in June.

Piano Recital WORLD David Sullivan, son of Mrs. Dan-E. Sullivan. 73 Durland is recovering from an appendectomy at the Arnot-Ogden Hospital. Jean Sullivan, a freshman x' Sargent College, Boston Uni- lobe Monday IMother-Daughter QRATST Physiognomist I "if "CC NlSkfl 7:40,9:43 lovirim A piano recital will be given by i f.

I. roup of students of Miss Flor- i UVl nGl flGIO group a Victoria win arrive Sunday to nd a ith hr ninths J- rooKs nigni ai Upsilon Club 20, Theta Rho Girls, Danir! K. Sullivan. iM 111 nuy episcopal cnurcn mother-daughter dinner at Psychologist -7 i clubhouse. BLOSSBURG, PA the IOOF Temple followed by a program given by the girls.

Mr. Mrs. Frank Etter and; Ushers will be Sandra Spence and Mrs. Hitr.e Alien of Rochester i Donna Albcrtson. 're the guests of Mr.

and C. Halm. 323 Morrowfield Leslie Ave. ENDS TONIGHT JAMES CAGNEY ANNABEllA "13 RUE MADELEINE" SUN. and MAY 18-1 9th OlIVIA DE HAVIIAND IEW AYRES "DARK MIRROR" Horseheads Man Weds Mrs, jbieity siciues Jones was dinner chairman and Miss Marlyn Vickers was In charge of the en- tertainment.

Mrs. Nettle Brooks, the adviser, and 15 members of the club will attend the state rally of Theta! Rho girls in Jamestown this Mis Connie Mowcha n. rPper fsiewcomer fr0m Italy riday for, Fr Lake St left hv ulan i 1 ROUND and SQUARE WITH THE WOODHULl BOYS Cksrifi-tnn. where she is Anaerson or J-enox 10 davs. Her mother, I Horseheads.

was married Sunday, Mrs. William C. Mowch.tn is 1,1 to Stephania her sister. Mrs. J.

J. Murphy, Anelli. recently arrived from Italy, in Attica. The Rv- Joseph F. Malsch of El- mira Heights Glad Tidings Assem- Mr.

find Frank Fink and performed the wedding n. Franklin and wife, all if pent Sunday with N. J. Sergeant. 217 Mt st 4H Notes The office-! of the Daughters of The meeting of the Pine City Mary Sodality of St.

Anthony's Farmeretes was held at the home Church. Including. Concetta Delia-1 of Mrs. C. Collier Wednesday.

The Rocco, Josephine Savino, Jean i club decided to begin the new pro- PIUS Births Arnot-Ogden Hospital A son, today. May 17. 1947, to John and Anna Helen Kropa Furch of 357 Spaulding St. St. Joseph's Hospital A daughter, Friday, May 16,1947, to Merton and Marjorie Hanmore Oldroyd of 519 Luce St.

A SWING-FEST in the WEST I in i uimn ii wanner Picture ACADEMY AWARD FEATURETTE "A BOY HIS DOG" Let Him Apply' His Scientific! PLUS Knowledge To Your Problems BIltY SHEFFIELD HARRY DAVENPORT Pirozjolo and Frank Robibero. will Ject. "Sew a Fine Seam," at the 1 immiiMimjLiinuLi miuii. next meeting. Opposite Fair Grounds EVERY SATURDAY NITE HAL MclNTYRE ORCH.

DISNEY COtOR CARTOON Movie Timetable (Tim of reatnr.i) Colonial BSli Keen.y 1:10 3:20 7:40 Reenl 1:00 8:50 Strand 1:30 :10 SHOWN AT 8:35 be delegates to the Rochester diocesan sodality rally in Rochester Sunday. The Rev. Ignatius St. iieorRe. moderator, is also expected to attend.

Mr. snd Mrs. David Campbell, r2 Dickinson St. have returned after visiting relative in I'itts- tuich and Trmpleton, Pa. I apltol It 00 4:20 7:15 10:110 Ask Him1 Your Questions! Sunshine Circles Suburban Sunshine Circle meets Monday nt 2 30 p.

m. with Mrs. Chauncey Wirth, 611 Euclid Ave. Outlook Circle will meet with FROM THE THRILL-PACKED COLLIER'S SERIAL HOnSEIIEAOS THE HOUSE OF HITS PAT O'BRIEN-RUTH WARRICK Problems of love, Horace Quick, 62; W. Water Tuesdiv afternoon at 2.

$mwz Mr Thelrr.a J. Groy. 704 Dick- yt. visiting friends and, Washington, L. and FREE THEATER PARKING Continuous Sat.

2 to 11 courtship, marriage, vocation, health, Home Bureau position, business, eto Mr. sr.J Mrs. Richard C. Howe, BIG FLATS Wednesday after-5S Pennsylvania and Mr. noon at 2 with Mrs.

Henrv Minier SEE AND HEAR HIM AT 2 50. 6 00 AND 910 Biar Flats, for election of officers. and Mrs. Liuce Ray of Horseheads left Friday for Hamilton, Ontario, Mark Twain HOTEL "HUCK FINN" ROOM Afternoon TEA SERVICE THE SCREEN TODAY lo spend the weekend. BOBBIN'S Monday at 8 p.

m. with Mrs. Lawrence Bailey, 776 DuBols St, for fourth lesson In simple sewing given by Mrs. Gladys Wigsten. Ill "Wi 4 flHn I ALAN HALE EDGAR BUCHANAN I THRILL AFTER THRILL HORSES THAT FLY A MOUNTAINOUS GENIE WHO SPANS THE GLOBE IN A TWINKLING MAGIC CARPETS THAT WING ABOVE TOWERING CITIES ALL THE WONDERS THE WONDROUS EAST IN THE GREATEST ADVENTURE RO im ins DATE-STYLE DANCE SET The Elmira Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold a "date-style" dance Saturday, May 24.

from 9 to 1 in the ark Twain Hotel Terrace Room. jplp ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST f- EXCITING ADVENTURESI fj yj-jES MANCE EVER FILMEDI CLASSES FLAX Sl'FPER IN MAGIC TECHNICOLOR The Baraca and Philathea GLENN JANET 'TheTHIEF of BAGDAD' FORD BLAIR tv Class. Franklin St Pres- wi" niect Tuesday night at; i. at the church for picnic sup-, terian Church, will hold a picn Business meetings and i i urper at the home of Mis. loyd -f nrfil nf 1hn G4AJVr0 SABU JUNE DUPREZ JOHN JUSTIN REX INGRAM Ccurtright.

TO I Dubois Class will follow. iib dav night at 6:30. ALSO CHARLIE P.UGGLES HENRY RAVERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE OPEN DAILY 12 Noon to Midnight SCREEN'S GRANDEST COMICS IN MERRY JOY RIDES OF LAUGHTER! Van JOHNSON Judy GARLAND frank SINATRA June ALLYSON Robt. WALKER Kathryn GRAYSON Van HEPLIN Dinab SHORE tUClUE BREMER UNA HORN ANGELA 'TONY MARTIM VIRGINIA O'BRIEN TO HOLD SERVICE Rce M. Landon Rebckah Lodge v.ul meet Wednesday evening at 8 at the IOOF Temple.

E. Church MARKS FIRST BIRTHDAY A birthday party was held Thurs-; day for "Chuckie" pierce, son of; Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Pierce, 521 1 LATE METRO NEWS SUNDAY LAUREL and HARDY "OLIVER THE EIGHTH" GENE AUTRY and SMILEY BURNETTE in "UNDER FIESTA STARS" and "QUEEN OF BURLESQUE" JC TODAY! St.

OfTicers are requested to wear Pennsylvania marking his short white dresses for memorial first birthday. Guests were mem-service. Mrs. Emma Scott, noble! bets of the immediate family and (rand, will preside. grandparents.

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