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58Thollerkshira Eveninpr Thursday, Jan. 17, 1953 ilotrard Chenfeld Carnival Queen Contestants(?) 11 larried in Albany Public Events Tonight 8.00Ta lk by Patrick Murphy Malin. director of American Civil Liberties Union. Jesup Hail, Williamstown. Katherine Rainbow Girls To Install i Carolyn E.

Jacob Netv Wrthy 'Adviser of Local Assembly Mils Carolyn E. Jacob will he installed worthy adviser at the field Assembly Order of the Rain in- Tills Illaiorettes Girls' Club To Teach Grooming; 1 To Sponsor Dance .1. t. Lea Finances nances les i I A good -grooming room wilt oPen Formerly unused it will servo' the littsfield Girls' the also as a powder room for dance, 4 afternoon of Jan. 25 OA a tea for and other occasions.

It has been members renovated and decor. of the Pittsfield Junior completely l' vt rated according to a plan in Which League and .110 Girls' Club board. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Dechert auisted As of the survey of .09 recreational opportunities in the miss Anne m.

willard, director .....060, -fro coMmunity financed five years ago of 4.0...., by the Junior League, the league Girls' Club has been in charge appropriated $1000 it year ago -for phystical education for the of the program, which has been this new roomone of the needs headed for the Junior League by stressed in the survey. The funds Richard J. Bridges. Mrs were taken from the itare Frederic M. DuBois, Mrs.

William Shop budget, raised by the Thrift op J. Dentin and Mrs. Wright Keland annual ball logg; leazue members, and Mrs. Equipped with hair dryers, Mir: Kay Sanford, assistant physical V- rors, a dressing table, chairs used education director of the club nti parlors, new lights a L. have assisted.

-1 .4,4 a shampoo section, the room will be used, it is planned, for courses Mn John C. Russ. league presi- Nt dent, will be hostess and will pour in good-grooming, exercises anti at the tea from 3 to 420. good posture in an effort to give club' members an opportunity to Classes for senior and junior t. learn how to look neat and at- high school girls will start as soon tractive.

as can be arranged. 041,, ALBANY. N.Y.Announcement was made here today of the mar. riage of Miss Lorire Ann daughter of Mrs. Theresa Schein' of Albany.

to 4 Howard Myron' ChenfeM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Chenfeld of Albany, formerly of Pittsfield, Mass The ceremony was performed 'Sunday at Ohav Srta. rogue in Albany by Rabbi Harold Schecter and 'Cantor Joseph horn.

A reception followed In the banquet hall of the synagogue. Miss Feta Bee Schein was maid 'of honor for her sister, end the Misses Goldie, Goldfarb and Mar. ilyn Chenteld. sister of the bride. groom, were bridesmaids.

Myron INtanes, the hcideirroom'a cousin, was beat man. Ushers were Stanley Steenberg an4 Herbert Cohen. After the reception, the couple left by plane ter Los Angeles. where Mr. Chenfeld is a student at the University of California at Los Angeles.

The bride graduated from Milne High School and the New York State College for Teachers in AIV, 1 bany, and attended Syracuse lint- versity. She has been assocted wits her mother at the adison 1 Children's Shop. Mr. Chenfeld graduated from Pittsfield High School. end at.

tended Norwich zstid Boston Ain'. versales and the New School for Social Research In New York, He is a veteran of two years' service with the. Coast Artillery. Caroline Adam Group To Hear Beckett Guest Night To Be Sunday at 4.77 Unttarlan Church, The Unitarian Church, will bey a guest night, beginning at 3, Sun, day qhe meeting is to acqualthose attending with the religious prograin'and activities available at the church. tatives of all salve 'groups will be present to diScuss programs and to onswer questions.

Representatives will be Mrs, Frederick C. Hartwell, activities comtnittee; 44. ham, Alliance: John B. Dunphy. critical houtcopen forums and study-discussion group: Robert E.

Willis, Brotherhood committee: Mrs. Arthur B. Phinney. church school; and Robert M. Pollock.

Club. 1 In charge of hosts and hostesses are Mrs. Ralph G. Starke, assisted by Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Peach; Mr. and Mrs. Willis and Mr, and Mrs. John W. Livermore.

Hosts and -hostesses for guests of near-by communities are Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mrs. Phin ney and Robert B.

Kimball. The programwill conclude with a talk, "What is Unitarianismr by Rev. David R. Kibby. A question and discussion period will follow.

Refreshments will be meeting is free and open to the public. Ski Club Ball Friday Jan. 25. At Stanley Club Feted 1e Bru e-E 1 Three parties have been given for Miss Katherine J. Benham, ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Enos A. Ben. ham of 122 Dewey Avenue, who will married. at 9 AM Saturday in Notre Dame Church to Norman D.

Zink, son of Mrs. Raymond C. Gates of Dalton. A breakfast at the Hotel Sheraton and a reception at the Club will-follow. I Miss, Benham has honored by her sister.

Mrs. egor S. Rennie 1 of 291 Onot eet at a personal by about 50 at the Rennie home; by the prospective bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson, at a linen shower at her 25 Yorkshire Avenue; i and by the Misses Margaret A. Watt and Norma Walsh at a nits-, cellaneous shower at Miss Waish's home, 17 Seymour' Street.

prospective bridegroom was entertained by 40 friends at a stag party at the Edmar Cafe, Dalton. A small party will be given for the bridal party at Mrs. Rennie's home tomorrow evening. The bride-elect will be escorted by her brother, Roland A. 'Benham, -4' because of the illness of her father, who is in St.

Luke's HosPital- Miss Watt will be maid of honor. Brides- maids will be Miss Walsh and Miss Catherine McSweeny: and brides- maids, Carol J. and Laurel A. Ben- nieces of the bride-elect Best man will be Charles J. Hamilton of Dalton.

Mr. Zink's brother, Robert W. Zink, and Robert A. Snyder both of Dalton, will usher. -atf 7, Van Dyke Stadia Ruth Bondhti Sin gers May Join 1Vetv Mixed Group Men and women of Pittsfield Are I Jerome Ganses 15th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Gans of 495 Tyler Street are celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary today. fra. Gans is the former Grace Barbarotta. The couple have three children: Irving.

a Central. Junior School student, who was elected sports king last year and two years ago was voted. outstanding player in the Little Baseball League; Beverly, a student at Rice School: and Bruce. Mr. Gans, a member of Baal Brith and Mystic Lodge of Masons, is employed in the maintenance department of the General Electric.

Miss Ruth Bondini has been named general chairman of a Sadie Hawkins dance, Moon," to be sponsored by the advanced majorettes of Pittsfield High SchooL Open to all high school students. the dant. will be from 8.30 to 11 Tuesday evening In the Sons of Italy Hall. Music will be by the Twilighters. '-Committee chairmen assisting Miss Bondini are: Miss Shirley Matteson, decorating; Miss Betty Lou Brewer, Miss Dolores Baromo, tickets; and Miss Elva Folmsbee, refreshments.

Tickets may be purchased from any committee member, or at the door. 11144Witel W.I.. Li A Kanter A ter ti notate Mite trJeanor H. Raids Miss Eleanor H. Saldo, 20, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas E. Sa Ido of Chethire Road. Cheshire, She attended Cheshire Center and Adams High Schools. and is unemployed at present.

She collects knickknacks, and root for the Yankees. Miss Sa Ido belongs to the Polish-Community Club, the clubs auxiliary and bowling team. She skis and In 1947-1948 belonged to the dams Ski Club. 'i Miss Said will bet nterviewed 7( this afternoon' at 5 Bob Herta- bery over Statl WBEC's, "Berk- shire Bandstand." Tomorrow afternoon at 4, Mfss Rosemarie A. Iorio will be interviewed by Dan Healy over- Station WBRK's "Pittsfield-on to Join a newly formed mixed glee club.

sponsored by2the Women's Cub. The group will meet each Tuesday evening at 7.30. beginning next week, for practice sessions under the direction of Mrs. Natalie Morton Power. Mrs.

Morton Is the daughter of tames C. Morton who, some years ago, directed a glee club at the Women's Club. and was director of the Orpheus Male Choir. Semi-popular and semi-classical songs will be sung. Married couples.

tut well as single people. may join by registering at the club's bulletin board. Further information may be obtained by calling Mbs Frances Cannon, executive director. If it is more convenient for those attending. the meeting night will be changed to Wednesday.

I Edwin Beckett, director oi4f Berkshire Garden Center, wi saddress a meeting of the rolints Adam Society of the Firs Congre- i isi gational Church tomorro at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Je ason, Stockbridge Lenox. iSte Mr. Beckett will peak on the work of the Center, ehowing pica tures. Mrs.

Thopieson will be st- ed by John CHowes, Mn. J. Fred Fisher and Mrs. Louie R. Sweetland.

80 cit D. of 1. Supper. About 130 attended the covered-dish supper held by the Daughters of Isabella last night at the Women's Club. Card-playing followed.

Door prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank J. Hall, Mrs. Lawrence H. 0Donnell, Mrs.

Veronica McCarty and Mrs. A.J. Boyer. Malin To Speak In Williamstown Meetings NN Second Church Women The Missionary Society of the Second Congregational Church will meet at 8 this evening in the church social rooms. Miss Carolyn Z.litssoob I bow for irls, at a 1 semi-publk' installation at 8 tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple.

She succeeds Miss Barbera Friends of members are A supper at 6 business meeting at 7 wilf precede the in stallaton, at, Which of the South gregatiohal Church. will speak: Dancing and refreshments wilc follow. 1 I Other officers to be installed are: Miss Barbara worthy associate adviser: Miss Carolyni Gilbert. Charity: Miss Anita E. 'Adams, Hope; Miss Mary Ellen Boland, Faith; Miss Marlene F.

Forbes, recorder; Miss Lois J. assistant recorder; Miss Carol J. Walters, treasurer; Miss Judith Wilder, chaplain; andi Miss Game M. Hashim, 4111 leader. More Officer, Itic ng 'as at '111 The annual ball -of the Mount Greylock Ski Club held Fri.

day evening. Jan. 25, in the Stanley Club Barn. Prink featuring the Bel Air furnish music from 9 until 1. Chairmen of arrangements are Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Addy, assist ed by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A.

Goodwin, Mrs. Frank L. Thorne, Mrs. Charles 1 Keene Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Maynard. Mrs. John Polito and Mr. and Mrs: Ernest M.

Smith. Ski Club- members and their friends aieIrtvited. Tickets will be sold at the WILLIAMSTOWNPat rick Murphy Malin director of the American. OWL Liberties Union. will speak on Tension and American Civil Liberties" here this evening.

The lecture will start at 8 in Jesup Ha IIAnd will be open to the public without charge. Malin' was a pro(essor of at Swarthmore College for 20 years before he became head 'of the American Ovil Liberties UniOn in 1950. elP -Briefs. 1 110.,.. 1 1 Pker R6senteld of 173 SOuth Motintain Road is returnIng today to Putney (Vt.) School after spending a month's holiday with bLs pary.11 tl, Mr.

and Mrs. Jay C. Rosenfeld. George Nesbit. field epresentative for Municipal twerts, Hous.

ton. Texas, after ing a few dayawith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Nesbit of 47 Foregt, Place. Miss Loretta Dvey has returned to Burlington, after, spending several days with her aunt, Mrs. Coral Durett 15 Rich nue. While here, Miss Dorey attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration and Mn. Alexander Riddle at their I home, 56 Fairview Avenue.

5 Also, Miss Gail It Love; 1liss beverly -E. Wasuk, Religion; Miss Rosemary Lo.see, Nature; Miss Patricia A. Somerville, Immortality; Miss Susan J. Monte; Fidelity; Miss Lois C. Farr, Patriotism; Miss Carol J.

Douglass, service; Miss June M. Mendel, confidenital observer; Miss Jean V. Clark, outer observer; Miss Sara C. Milne. musician; Miss Elizabeth A.

Spaulding. choir director; Miss Ethel TM. Wertz, color bearer; Miss' Marion H. Larsen, standard bearer; Judith A. Rice, 'page east; Mist Marjorie 'E.

rorde, pitge west; and Miss Ellen V. Blake, courier. Hlliss Valerie C. Crawford will be officer. She is past worthy the Pittsfield Assembly, and Grand of Massachusetts Grand Assisting Iter as membert of the Installing suite will be Miss Wohrle, junior past adviser, Miss Dolores R.

1Hashim. chaplain; Miss Barbara Golden Age Tributes The Golden Age Club paid tribut. to, two of its, recently deceased members at a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the YMCA. Waltrid T. Victoreen and Thomas i Dumont read poems in memory of I Mrs.

Heler; Graham and Herbert A. Smith spoke in tribute to Charles C. Arndt. Masters. recorder; Miss Deborah.

A. Carley, past worthy adviser, musicitut; and Miss Susan M. Tucker, soloist. Advslory board menibers, who will be installed by Mrs. William E.

'N Wagner, past matron of Collina N. Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, tot- low: Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Plus, mcither and dad advisers; Mrs.

John Wohrle, Francis P. Sammet, Mrs. 7 Paul T. Boland, Mrs. Wallace Jot- dan, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Pecon and Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Wood. 7 I 1020:1 1r, 1' I Mn.

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