Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 9

as a SOCIETY. Sunday Times By ANN DORSEY Sunday, December 29, 1946 Bettie Marie Myers Chooses Tuesday, December 31, for Marriage to Curtis L. Hickle Miss Bettie Marle Myers has chosen Tuesday, December 31, as the date of her marriage to Curtis I. Hickle, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Hickle, of 1510 Frederick street. The ceremony will be solemnized 19 the Evangelical United Brethren church, Ellerslie, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. W.

J. Lloyd, officiating. Miss Ruth Zimmerman of EllersIle will be maid of honor and George W. Hickle will serve as his brother's peroRatine. the ceremony an In- formal reception will be held in the church social room.

The -elect, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Charles A. Myers of is a graduate of Allegany High School, class of 1942, and is employed at the Ormond Hosiery Shop, Mr. Hickle also graduated from Allegany High School, class of 1938. He is a veteran of World War the- IT, having, served in the European operations with a Troop Carrier Squadron.

Mr. Hickle is a member of the Times-News adverItising stuff. Rita Catherine Snyder Becomes Bride of Leroy Francis Owens In Ceremony at Rectory Mias Rita Catherine daughter 01 Mrs. Snyder, 116 Seymour street, and the late Frank Snyder, became the bride of LeRoy Francis Ovens, son of Mrs. Margure: Owens, 112 Pennsylvania avenue and the late Clarence W.

Owens, in a ceremony performed last evening at 6:30 o'clock, in the rectory of St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev. Lawrence P. Landrigan officiated.

Miss Betty Snyder, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and her only attendant and Charles Roy Owens served as best man for his The bride was attired in brother. a powder blue street length with which she wore a matching blue feather hat. long white gloves and a corsage of pink: rosebuds. Her maid of honor wore a brown suit with pink accesseries and a corsage of pink Following the ceremony reception was held at the home of the bridegroom, where the decorations were carried out in bridal theme combined with Christmas colors. A tiered wedding cake centered the cable.

The bride is a graduate of St. Mary's school, and is em- ployed on the staff of the Celanese Corporation. Mr. Owens attended Fort Hill High school and is a veteran of the Navy during World War II, where he served for three years, two and one-halt of which were spent in the Pacific Theatre, He Is ployed as a machinist at the Baltimore and Ohio round house, For traveling the bride was attired in a three-plece green suit, with which she wore black accessories. After a short trip to castern cities, Mr.

and Mrs. Owens will reside at 112 Pennsylvania avenue. Majority Association Holds First Dance At Clary Club The Arst annual dance of the Majority Association was attended by 150 couples Friday Clary Club. The Modernnaires played and 'he decorations carried out in in the Christmas theme. C.

M. Glover, WAS chairman, assisted by Basil Kolg, John Kirkpatrick, Jennings House and Walter Evler. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover, Mr.

and Mrs. Weldon Combs, Mr. and Airs. William Gray, Jennings House, Mr. And Mrs.

S. Albert Wenner, Lt. and Mrs. Charles Gover, Carle Crowe and Miss Marion Wintarmyer, John D. Rose and Audrey Gorsek, Betty Harrison and John Fossett, Mary Evelyn Beck and William Brady, Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Wise, and Mrs. William Bender, Nancy Lee Randall and William Rosenmelkle, Ann Randall and Ardev Canfield.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Watherwax.

Mr. and Mrs, M. Helen. Barbara J. Kitzmiller and Claris M.

Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilford. Georgetta Klavuhn and Poul Gilford.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harold.

Dork Muscatell and Goreth Buckholtz. Francis Lease and John Mr. and Warren W. June Me Mannis and Francis Cook. and Mrs.

A. C. Brotemarkle, Mr and Mrs. Robert Moore. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde W. Huff. June Miller and Roberl Mathews, Eva Henry end Harry Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Andrews. Mr and Mrs.

Randolph Tyler. Mr and Mrs. M. Goodman. Judith Cramblitt and Robert McCracken.

Frank Jaumont, Stephen Bassell, Rita Scars and Paul Morgan. Vernice Hopwood and Richard A. Sell, Joan Carroll and Owen C. Smith. Jr.

Louise Burton And John Williams. Mildred Flynn and Charles F. Dick. Hazel Dicken Richard Fey; Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Weatherbolt. Pauline Payne and Walter S. Eyler.

Sara Lee Stutler and Wallace Troutman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Klinger, Elizabeth Kershner and Edwin Shuck.

Kamillo Athey and Richard Peddicord, SaraLee Gross Rene Partleton. Eleanor Beler and Olin Platt, Jr. Marjorie Beler and William Bowden. Dorothy Dicks and George Loeber. Betty Hilleary and James Cook, Mr.

and Bert Hammersmith. and Mrs. Basil Kolb. Jo Phillips and Wayne L. Abbott.

Sara McFurland and George L. Meyers, Robert. L. Maters, Wilfred F. Hoffman, Nancy Kalbaugh and Thomas Lewis, Ruth South Couple Mark 'Gold' Wedding) Mr.

and Mrs. James A. 35 South street. celebrated their Goiden Wedding anniversary on Christina: Eve with a family din-: me: and party. The table was decorated with a centerpiece chrysanthemums.

of yellow The other mums decor- and ations were in the holiday theme. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burner, Paul Burner, and Mrs. W.

H. Burner, Mr. Mrs. M. M.

Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Burner. Shirley Burner, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Largent, Barbara Lucent, find Allan Ray Largent. Out guests were Mr. Harry Burner, Miss Lelia Burner, Miss Louise Lambert. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Van and Loy Didawick, Woodstock. Mrs. William Cunningham, Jackie Burner, Lord, Betty Lee Burner, College Park. Other quests were Mrs.

Edith Emerick. Mrs. Annle Rowley, Mrs. George Everly, Mrs. Currie Gephart, Mrs.

Ethel Long. Mrs. Irene Gordon, and Mrs. Robert Turner. Mr.

and Mrs. Burner, who have resided here twenty-three years, were married in Woodstock, Christmas Eve. 1896. 1946 Bows Out With Record Number Of Engagements, Weddings Miss Mary Jane. Edwards Mary J.

Edwards Betrothed To James Howard Linn, No Date Set for Wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Webster K. Edwards, 817 Hill Top Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Jane Edwards, to James Howard Linn, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Linn, 1892 Bedford street. The bride-elect WAS graduated from Fort Hill High School with the class of 1944. She was active in dramatics and other school affairs. Miss Edwards is a graduate of Potomac State College, Keyser, West Virginia, where she was editor of the year book, Catamount; vice president of Sigma Phi Omega, dramatic honor fraternity; prestdent of the year book chub; member of Eta Upsilon Gamma Sororily, and was selected May Queen In her sophomore year. Miss Edwards is now a Junior at the University of Maryland where she majoring in English: Mr.

Linn is graduate of Hill High School, class of 1942, where he took part in extra-curricular activities. He attended Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, where he was member of the Marshall Society, He was inducted into the army in June Dr. and Mrs. George R. Thompson Shuckhart and Willam Powers, Eleanor Pinault and William RIll.

Jeanne Schaff and Brooke Fradiski, Geraldine Brown and Daniel Nose. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Heltzel, Lou Barlon and LeRoy Hersberger, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy F. Wihteman, Mr. and Mrs. Ward N.

Hauger, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Dan "Mathews, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Monro, Mr. and D. Read, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Wilt, Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Jenkins, Betty Greenya and C. W. Hanks. Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Aldridge; Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Alderton, Dr. Geo. Thompson Weds Miss Jean Hartig In Frostburg The marriage of Miss Jean Elizabeth Hurtig, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Hartig, 129 Pine street, Frostburs, and Dr. George R. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Thompson, Detroit, was solemnized December 21 at 4 p. m. at Salem Reformed church, Broadway. Frostburg, by who Rev. George Wehler, pastor, performed the double ring ceremony.

The muid of honor was Miss Betty Virginia Wilson, this city, and Dr. Glenn Detroit, served as best man. The ushers were John Hartig, and Karl Hartig, brother and cousin of the bride. Preceding the ceremony Miss Margaret Jones sung "At Dawning, Promise Me." and "Becuuse." The bride, given In marriage by her lather, was attired in a long white gown of bridal satin, designed with sweetheart neckline, long fitted sleeves, tight bodice, full skirt and train. Her fingertip veil of illusion was held by a halo of satin rosebuds and her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls.

She 8 bouquet of mixed white v. Miss Lois Ann O'Neal Lois Ann O'Neal's Engagement To J. W. Conner Announced Mrs. Mildred Johnson, 404 Goethe street, announce the engagement of her daughter, Lois Ann O'Neal, to Joseph W.

Conner, of 29 street. N. Washington, D. son or Mr. and Mrs, G.

C. Conner, of Zepp, W. Va. Miss O'Neal is a graduate of Fort Hill High School, class of 1941, and 1943 and spent a year and one half France and Germany. After activities ceased, Mr.

Linn matriculated at Biarritz American Universily, Biarritz, France. being released from active service, he studied at Potomac State in Keyser, where he was a member of Theta Sigma Chi fraternity. Mr. Linn is also attending the Uni-1 versity of Maryland where he is No definite date has been set for majoring in economics. the wedding.

Ellerslie Couple Married In Double Ring Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Clifton H. Close, Elferslie, announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty Louise, Duane F. Shaffer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth L. Shafter, also of Ellerslie. The double zing ceremony, by candlelight, was performed by the Rev. W.

J. Loyd in the Ellerslie Evangelical United Brethren church, which WaS decorated with white flowers. Miss Almeda Shroyer was maid of honor and the bride's only attendant. Leon Shaffer served as best man for his brother, and Robert Close and John Karns were ushers. The bride wore a white salin gown with a fingertip veil of bridal illusion and carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses.

Miss Shroyer was attired in a pink net gown with 8 matching shoulderlength vell and carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. A reception WAS held in table the church social room, where the WAS adorned with a three-tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer are residling in Ellerslie. Carl Grimes Weds Mrs.

Simons In Centre St. Methodist Church Centre Street Methodist church was the scene of a pretty ceremony at 7 o'clock Inst evoning when Mrs. Mary Simons, daughter of Mrs. S. W.

Wenverling, 721 Oldtown rond, and the late Scott Weaverling, became the bride Carl Grimes, son of Joseph Grimes, Norlh Mechanic street. The Rev. Dr. Walter M. Michael officiated.

White flowers carrying out the bridal theme in combination with the Christmas decorations were used in the chancel. Mrs. Edna Loper, organist, played the traditional wedding marches and accompanied William W. Wood, sang "Because" and Promise preceding the ceremony. At the benediction Mrs.

Loper played "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Grace Stemple was matron of honor and the bride's only attendant, and Dana, Zehrbach served as best man for Mr. Grimes. The ushers were Henry Morrissey of Cumberland, and Allison Reese, Altoona, nephew of the bride. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, 'Ralph Baker of Norfolk, Virginia, wore floor-length crepe dress of petal pink, fashioned with fitted bodice, braided in a silver design, which was repeated on the short sleeves and outlining the jewel neckline.

She wore matching pink feather offface hat, with a short pink veil, and long pink gloves, and carried an old fashioned bouquet with an orchid center. Mrs, Stemple was attired in a palc blue crepe -length dress, with which she wore a matching blue feather hat with veil, long white loned bouquet. gloves, and to also carried an old fashMrs. Weaverling chose 8 black dress with silver nail head trimming, with a gray hat and corsage of pink rosebuds, for her daughter's wedding. Following the church ceremony reception was held at the Ali Ghan Shrine City Club, where the decorations were in the bridal theme combined with Christmas greenery and the table was centered with a tiered wedding cake.

Friends of the bride who assisted in serving were Mrs. Chloe Reynolds, Mrs. Loretta Smith, Mrs. Ruth Whiteman, Mrs. Doris Hauger, Mrs.

Edna Morrisscy, Mrs. Lillian Zim- Rapplier Club To Hold Annual Dinner The Rapplier Club, comprised of members of the class of 1933, LaSalle High school, will hold a class reunion New Year's night, in the form of a dinner at the Keegan Restaurant, North Mechanic street. will be laid for twenty-five. and this will mark the fourteenth annual get of the Leo Ley. will preside, and an informal tertainment will be held following the dinner.

Miss Marian Harris Hartman Miss Marian H. Hartman Engaged To Robert K. Poling Mr. and Mrs. Karl R.

Hartman, Clarksburg. West Virginia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marian Harris Hartmmi, to Robert. K. Poling son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry K. Poling, 447 Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Hartman is a graduate of Potomac Slate School Keyser Va. class of 1945 and at present is employed by Watts-Sartor-Lear in Clarksburg. Mr.

Poling formerly served as 1 B-26 pilot with the Army Air Forces in World War IL. He is now a predental student at Potomac State School. of the Cage School of Beauty Culture. She is now cmployed by the Department of Agriculture in Washinion. Mr.

Conner graduated from Wardstock High School, Wardslock. W. cluss or 1937. lind served three years in the army, twenty-seven months of which were in the European Theatre. He is employed by the Safeway Store, Washington.

The wedding will be an event of mid February and will take place in Winchester, Virginia. Sylvia Auvil, Albert Seggie Wed Yesterday The marriage of Miss Sylvia Auvil, 14 Harrison street. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Auvil, Andrew Seggie, city, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seggle, to took at the parsonage of Centre Street Methodist church yesterday morning. The Rev.

Edward H. Davis officiated in the absence of the Rev. Dr. Michael, pastor. Mr.

and Mrs. D. R. Auvil, 107 Wilmont avenuc, brother and sister-inlaw of bride, were the attendants. The bride was attired in a baby blue dress with which she wore black accessories and a corsage of Len roses, Her matron of honor wore an aqua suit with bluck accessorles and a corsage of tea roses.

Mrs. Seggie is an employe of the and Mr. 'Seggie is employed by the Kelly-Springfield Tire Company Celanese Corporation. The couple left for Winchester and points in Virginia to spend cheir honeymoon, after which they will reside in this city. Marriage Announced Of Jean Gloria Bean, Pfc.

Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bean of 723 Gephart Drive, announce the coming marrluge of their daughter Jenn Giorin, to Pfc. Jaynes L. Cecil.

son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cecil, of The Cresuptown. marriage ceremony will bel performed New Year's Day 111 the: parsonuge of De Creaplown adist, with the Rev.

Louis P. Chastain officiating. Miss Elaine Simons and Peter Cecil will be the allendants. The bride will wear 8 gold colored suit, with black accessories, and corsage of' red rosebuds. Miss Simons will wear a black dress with a red TOSe corsage.

Following the ceremony a dinner will be given at the home of Pic. Cool's parents. The bride-elect is a senior at Aileuny High School and will continue her studies. Pfc. Cecil, who is staLioned at Fort Brags.

N. will receive his discharge next June. after which the couple will reside in Cresaptown. Many Social Events Will Mark Coming of New Year The old year will bow out with many festive affairs Tuesday when the usual New Year's Eve colebra- Moose, and their laches will a semi-formal dance at the Moose Beall and South Smallwood tions will be hold throughout the city. The Elks, the Moose, the: Knights of Columbus, the Lions Club, the Goodfellowship Club, the Cumberlund Country Chub and the All Chan Shrine Country Club will all hold elaborate dances to mark the end of 194G, and the coming of 1947.

The Elks dance will be formal and will be held at the home, with Brontery's orchestra playing, beginning at 9 o'clock. W. Murray Cordry is 111 charge of the decorations and the Russell committee Campbell, Paul Rocder and includes Clifton Hafer, Alvin Bergeron, Chapter 271, Loynl Order of Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Crutchley who were married December 12. in. Trinity Methodist church, San Francisco, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mr. und Mrs.

Joseph Bartlett. 2299 Market street, San Francisco. The bridegroom, Mrs. Herbert Smith. Route 4.

Oldtown road. the $07L of late Alfred T. Crutchley, has re-enlisted in the army. jollowing Lido years service. He is stationed at Furt Mason, Calif.

beginning at 11 o'clock. Marty Flynn's Society Ramblers will merman and Miss Charlotte Drenning. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Grimes left for wedding trip to New York City.

For urnveling Mrs. Grimes chose a black suit with an off-white hat and black accessories, which she wore a fur coat. Upon their return the couple will reside at the home of Mrs. Weaverling. Mrs.

Grimes is a graduate of Bedford, High School and is employed as distributor for the S. Schwab Company. She is a director of the Western Marylund Motor Club, member of the VFW Auxiliary and its patriotic instructor; and president of the Loyal Daughters Bible Class of Kingsley Methodist church. Mr, Grimes is employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Area Couple To Wed Today In Frostburg The marriage of Miss Florence Thompson, Cresaptown, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Thompson, and Howard Robinette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinette, Flintstone, will take place today at 12:30 noon in the Frostburg Presbyterian church. The' Rev.

Henry Little will officiate. Miss Mary Morgan, Frostburg, will be maid of honor and Chester Robinette will serve as best man for his brother. The bride will wear soldier blue crepe afternoon dress fashioned with a low neckline, long sleeves and flared skirt. She will wear silver ear rings and bracelet and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Her maid of honor will wear a brown wool costume with a corsage of yellow roses.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Frostburg State Normal school and is a member of the School. faculty of Flintstone Consolidated She has been active in 4-H work: served as local leader for the Flintstone Club; is a member of the Cumberland Junior Extension Club; and won clothing awards in both the Cumberland and Flintstone lairs. Mr. Robinette is a graduale of Flintstone school and is engaged in farming with his brother. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner will be served to members of the bridal party and immediate families at the home of the bride.

Mr. Robinette and 'his bride will leave for Hershey, for their wedding For traveling. she has chosen a red wool dress with black accessories and a rose bud corsage. Upon their return they will reside (in Flintstone, play. The Knights of Columbus dance will be for members and their ladies only, it was decided at 8 special meeting Thursday evening.

It wall ibe held in the ball room of the K. of C. home, North Mechanic street, with Jay Van's orchestra 'playing from 9 until 1 o'clock. Edward Cosgrove and Paul Nose are co-chairmen, assisted by Sylvester Shircliff. James Brownmk.

John Aaron and Thomas SimThe Lions Club will dance in A ous. (simulated in the Fort Cumberland ball room with the Kings of Rhythm playing from 10 until 2 a.m. Alvan E. Yaste Is In charge of arrangements, assisted by Chester Fisher and Earl Grimm. The Good Fellowship Club will hold its fifth annual New Year Ere ball at the Queen City Hotel with Jimmie Morgan's twelve-piece of Fairmont, W.

ins from 30 until 3. At 11 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hare lead the grund march, Mr.

Hare bepresident. J. E. Minnicks and Richard Collins are co-chairman, assisted by Juseph F. Screen, T.

C. Puller. Abe Fisher, F. W. Conn, A.

E. Burner, L. L. Jewell. C.

F. Cook. Harvey Cook, J. R. Beck.

Lawrence Estes and C. W. Conway and Lloyd Schuerling. At the Cumberland Country Club, Jack Richl and his orchestra, of Baltimore, will play for the dancing from until 3 o'clock. Supper will be served during the intermision at 1 o'clock.

Albert Carlson is general chairman, assisted by Thos. B. Pinan, Williom L. Wilson. Jr.

and George Schwarzenbach. At the Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club floor show will be featured by the Moyer Follies at 11:15. The. Aristocrats will play and Thomas Brown is chairman of arrangements. Many cocktail- parties will precede the dances and several other smaller groups will also entertain in celebration of the New Year.

Will 'HoldTea Today flowers with satin streamers, tied with small mum clusters. Miss Wilson wore gown of ashes of roses taffeta of similar design with a coronet of mixed flowers. The bride's mother was attired In a gown of black, white and cerise print, and wore a corsage of gurdenins. Mrs. Thompson, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of black and white crepe and a co corsage of gardenias.

For traveling the bride wore bite wool with a fitted beige coat, beige feathered hat and a corsage of red rosebuds. Following a wedding the couple will be at home at Ann Arbor, where Dr. Thompson is interning at University of Michigan hospital. Among the guests here for the wedding and reception were Mrs. George Thompson, Lt.

and Mrs. Louis Brown and son, David, Detroit. Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Tomsu, Detroit; Mrs.

C. E. Cramer, Burris, East McKeesport, Mrs. Charles Schelke, Johnstown, Miss Helen Berkley, Meyersdale, and Paul Kerth, Washington, D. C.

The annual tea for the benefit of tine held Palestine today from Hospital 3 supplies 5 o'clock, wall :11. the home of Mrs. Joseph Klaran. 102 Decatur street. by Cumberland of Hadassah.

Contributions of innens will be made for the haspit.al. Assisting the bostess in serving will be Mrs. Moe Sacks. Mrs. Jack Yankelevitz, Mrs.

Marvin Kaplon. Mrs. Burnet Beneman. Mrs. George Waingold and Mrs.

Harold Hersch. regular business sessions will be resumed January 13 in the vestry of B'er Chayim Congregation, Union and South Centre streets. Women's Sport Club Dinner Meeting Jon. 2 The Women's Sport Club will hold dinner-meeting Thursday at tie Queen City hotel at 7. p.m.

Following the dinner a jingle party bridge and "500" will be the features. committee includes Mrs. Frea Palmer, Mrs. Donald Knieriem al.c Mrs. Lugene P.

Brown..