Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 30

SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1951 Former Daytonian Is Married Will Have Luncheon MRS. RUTH KRITZER of Monmouth, 111., and John H. Wiles of Superfluous' Permanently Removed Are you starting tnolher year ashamed of yourself? Call Whittleton of Dayton and have Superfluoui Hair CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED Members of the Dayton Co-operette club will hold their first luncheon meeting of the year Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Van Cleve hotel. Mrs. Carl Graeff, program chairman for the day, will introduce the guest speaker, Jack Heck, whose topic will be "Experiences in Foreign Service." Saturday, Jan.

27, the annual benefit dance will be held at Wampler's Barn. 1TJ- Milwaukee, formerly of Dayton, were married Saturday at 3 o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian church in Chicago. Reading the marriage lines was the Rev. Roy Anderson. Mr.

Wiles is the son of the late Mrs. Margaret Wiles Layport of Dayton. A reception was held at the Drake hotel in Chicago. The couple left Sunday for a wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico, after which they will reside in Milwaukee, Mr. Wiles is associated with the Red Star Yeast Co.

in Milwaukee. Mrs. Wiles is a graduate of Monmouth college in Monmouth, 111., and Mr. Wiles is a graduate of Fairview high school, Duke university and Harvard business school. Attending the marriage ceremony from Dayton were Mrs.

Charlotte Wiles Baxter of Shaw the bridegroom's sister, and Miss Charlotte Thomas of Forest Grove av. fottleton of JDaPtoit, int. Telephone 501 Keith Bldg. "A JOY AD-4722 21 Yrs. In Dayton FOR LIFE" open monday (noon) '1U 9 p.

m. metropolitan the Fashion Shop i ir-t BBwawiw -11 r-l VJi A I Ha'' fl r.r a. the suit a new looluin Forsimann's navy milaleen elegantly tailored by Monarch. 12 to 18 110.00 5 JA MffiVW the coal MRS. ADAM TRAIT explains to her son, Eddie, the hislnry of ihe Coat of Anns on the dinner set which belonged to one of the most colorful figures in Mexico's history, the late President Porfirio Diaz.

(Staff Photo by Don Horton) Mexico's Coat Of Arms Adorns Dishes Owned By Adam Trapps a pyramid with new pocket interest in rorsfmann's navy Velusha io to 14 115.00 c. the dress jacket over simple navy shantung friends on New Year's Eve. She intends to continue using them for the enjoyment of her family and friends. said, "If those dishes were mine I would lock them up." She put them to use when she entertained a few South American llSilillii sheath. Touched with tabs and sparkling rhinesione buttons.

12 io 16 69.95 BY ANX FERNEDISG Daily Neus Staff Writer PRANCIS BACON once said, A "Antiquities are remnants of history which have casually escaped the shipwrecks of time." Mrs. Adam C. Trapp of Ridge-way rd. is sure of that since her trip to Aronoff Galleries, an antique shop in Cincinnati, just before New Year's Eve. Mrs.

Trapp (Lupe to her friends) wandered aimlessly around the shop while waiting for hor husband to purchase an original painting of a French village. A table loaded with odd pieces of china caught Lupe's eye, and she picked up one of the pieces with the casual air of a person not intending to buy. She nearly dropped the plate, for there, peeking out from a film of dust, was the Mexican Coat of Arms. Seeing that crest was to her like meeting an old friend from her native land of Mexico. Lupe then called her husband and coaxed him to buy the sot of 52 pieces.

Who would have thought that the dinner set from one of the most important personages in Mexican history, President Porfirio Diaz, chief executive of the Republic of Mexico, would, after long journey, finally come to Dayton as its final destination? But, it is more amazing that these antique dishes should have found their way into the home of a Mexican-born Daytonian whose uncle was a close 'riend of President Porfirio Diaz. The Trapps literally crept home from Cincinnati that night, for Lupe refused to have the china sent because of its fragile-ness. Women, the world over do hii6r MISS (JKOKCSIA ALLISON is the Inusilitft- of Mr. and Mrs. Ueorfje D.

Allison of Loti(j Heaeli, who announce her eiigageinent and approaching marriage to Donald C. Gras, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gras of Salem av. The wedding will take place Feb.

at St. Rita's church. The bride-elect is a graduate of the University of Southern California. Mr. Gras is a senior at the University of Dayton.

iiiHriiiiolil the Fashion Shops January not relish the task of dish washing, but Lupe did not mind washing the dirt from those 52 pieces of handsome china. According to Mrs. Trapp, Aronoff antique shop purchased the pieces from a collector in New York who only buys antiques with an historical background. The Coat of Arms, shown to us through a magnifying glass, is made up of an eagle with Its broad wings opened to the rising sun and with a serpent in its talons. The eagle, perching on the stem of a prickly pear fcactus), forms the arms the Mexican Republic.

The Coat of ArmR was adopted in 1325 when an eagle of extraordinary size and beauty landed on tie southwestern borders of the principal lake in Mexico. In case you have forgotten, history tells us that Gen. Porfirio Diaz became chief executive of the Mexican Republic for the first term of four years in 1R77. After leading a revolution against Lerdo de Tejada, Diaz was reelected in 1884 and remained in power until 1911. It was then that an uprising forced him to flee to Paris where he died In exile.

Mrs. Trapp does not agree with her young son, Eddie, who Come see our spring navy preview Specially selected suits, coals, dresses, All flattering rAll for you Women9 Ready to Wear! yWe're in the Navy now' laie fall and winier merchandise has been I regrouped and reduced in coals, suits, dresses, 1 sportswear, accessories. Selections are limited the shoe Josephs Tuxedo afternoon delicacy in open work. Navy suede, sparked with a sprinkling of jet beads. 22.95 Son, James, Is Born James Hull is the name Mr.

and Mrs. William Cuthbertson of Carrlands dr. have given to their second child and first son, born Jan. 9 at Miami Valley hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Anderson of Sturgis, S. are the maternal grandparents, and paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Cuthbertson of Cory dr. To Sneak On Plants New Neighbors Garden club will hear Mrs. Harold Tritt apeak on the "House Plants" Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George G.

MacGregor on Ivanhoe av. but the values "great. JANUARY CHARGES payable April First.