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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1934 THE DAYTON DAILY NliWS PAGE 23 OSU Club Will Meet Second Son Is Rom Bradley Stuart is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Andrews of California av, for their second child, second son born Feb. 23 at Miami Valley hospital.

Mrs. Marie of Oxford av. is the maternal grandparent and paternal grandparent Is Mrs. Minnie E. Andrews of Virginia av.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf of Kcnilworth av. announce the birth of a third child, second son, Phillip Timmer. Wednesday at Good Samaritan hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Timmer of Cornell dr. are the maternal grandparents. sinus kv tortorsw timtii mmd SlNABKU tAPWi nlMf.

At DrS, mSnT' TCe.teli.4tc 27 Caistlot 79 A 1 I Sty He- QHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MOTHER'S club of Montgomery county will observe Family- Night at 8 o'clock Thursday night in the Community room of the Home Savings and Loan building. John T. Mount, junior dean and secretary of the College of Agriculture at OSU, as guest speaker will talk on "What the University Expects of Its It A Pretty printed for. women if 3 8 i-'AA vA A nylon jersey A 1 4 to wear now mmmm i2 KMrM 'J. iiy space-always summer, Launders looks pressed.

dress by Sensibly A'ounc MRS. ALASDA1R THOMAS INxV MUNRO Marguerite Loy Is Bride Of Alasdair Thomas Muiiro Students and Their Parents." La Sertoma club will have its monthly luncheon meeting Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Van Cleve hotel. Following the business meeting, members will play bridge and canasta. Mrs. George Tate is in charge of reservations.

Ladies of Mercator will meet Thursday at the Van Cleve hotel for luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. William- McLeran, Mrs. Harry Wuertz, Mrs. Russell Butke and Mrs.

Clyde Simson. A dinner meeting for members of Boy Scout Troop 36 ancT their parents will be held Wednesday night at E. J. Brown school. The Mother's club of the troop will be In charge.

Following the dinner the 1954 charter will be presented and the troop will hold a Court of Honor. Guest speakers at the meeting will be Earl Spriggs, Miami Valley Council Commissioner and Charles Meadows, North-West district executive. Badges will be awarded to Scouts for achieving the ranks of Star, Life, first and second classes. Recreation night will be held for Gettysburg School Parent-Teachers association members and friends Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Girl Scouts, Brownies, Cubs and Boy Scouts will be in charge of devotions.

The eighth grade boys will give an exhibition basketball game against the mystery team. At the business meeting of the Ohio Gamma chapter of Delta Theta Chi sorority Wednesday night, convention plans for the Ohio Council convention will be discussed. The convention for which Mrs. Philip Ulrich is chairman, will be held April 24 and 25 at the Van Cleve hotel. Mrs.

Seward Nigh is co-chairman. The Wednesday night meeting will be held at the Young Women's league beginning at 7 30 o'clock. Members of Orchard Garden club will have their annual husbands night Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walther on Pelham dr.

As part of the program a film on "Krilium" will be shown. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Andrasik will help with arrangements. MISS ELEANOU CUOJ'KH'S betrothal and approacliing marriage to Lawrence K.

Lllunieiithal, son of Mrs. Hess Dlunientlial of Cambridge nv. is made known by her par-puts, Mr. and Mrs. Kalpli Cooper of Cincinnati.

The bride-elect attended Ohio State university where she was a member of Alpha Epsilou Phi sorority. She is a student in the College of Music at the University of Cincinnati. Uer fiance received his bachelor of fine arts degree from the College of Music, at Cincinnati and he attended Carnegie Institute of Technology where he was affiliated with Tan Delta Pi fraternity. The wedding will take place March 20 in Cincinnati. (House of Portraits Photo) Mum lb An indispensable 1 dress to add to your wardrobe for it can be ensembled with a I coat for a beautiful I costume yet you'll wear it all PEOPLE YOU KNOr Daytonians Return From Florida Visit, Trip West AIR, AND MRS.

HAROLD S. MILLER of Ruskin rd. have returned '1 home after several weeks In Florida. They were guests in Knglewood Beach of Mr. and Mrs, J.

W. Landis and also spent a week in Fort Lauderdale. Also home from a Florida sojourn arc Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Healhnian and daughter, Sally, and son, Timmy, of Mad River rd.

They were in Sarasota for a fortnight. After a trip West, Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman Jr. have returned home.

They drove to Mason City, Iowa, for a brief visit and en route home stopped in Chicago for the weekend. They were joined in Chicago by their daughter. Bonnie, and Molly Wall, daughter of the Hugh Walls who spent the weekend with them at the "Drake hotel. summer long! Royal Blue, Aqua and Green sizes 14lr26l2: I I'ial's Dresses'-third floor Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn R. Walters of Dclwood av. are parents of a first daughter, second child, Lynn Marie, born Tuesday at Miami Valley hospital. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Ray' Simons of Dclwood av. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walters of Dclwood av, are the grandparents. Dr.

E. B. Tizzard of Volusia av. left Wednesday for a Pacific cruise. He will visit the Far East, ton, D.

John W. Jameson Jr. of Rochester, N. and George O. Pfaff of South Bend, Ind.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mrs. Neal after which the newly-weds left on a trip to Bermuda. They will make their home in Tarrytown, N. Y. Mrs.

Munro was graduated from Roosevelt high school, attended Hunter college in New York City and does modeling work in New York City. Mr. Munro was graduated from Landon school of Bethesda, Georgetown university and the graduate division, Whatlon School of Commerce and Finance of the University of Pennsylvania, He served with the Army during World War II and with the Air Force during the Korean hostilities. He is now assistant accounting executive with McCann-Erickson, New York advertising agency. COUPLE ARE ENGAGED, SET 1PRIL DATE SI ISS JOANNE IIARLE- MAN'S betrothal and ap proaching marriage to Jack E.

Sipe is made known by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. llarleman of National rd.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Sipe of Troy.

The bride-elect was graduated from Vandalia Butler high school and attended Miami Valley hospital school of nursing. She is employed by Wright-Patterson Air Force base, Her fiance, an alumnus of Troy high school, served with the United States Army in Korea. He is employed at Lowe Brothers Paint Co. here. The couple will wed April 10 at the bride-elect's home.

Education Day Is Planned 6.1YRECKERAT10N OR REC-H REATION" will be the subject of the panel discussion Thursday at the Catholic Education Day sponsored by the Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher associations. Mrs. Howard Valiquette is general chairman for the meeting to be held at Julienne high school starting at 9:30 o'clock In the morning. President of the Federation is Mrs. Anthony Kauflin.

Members of the panel will be Judge Maurice A. Russell, moderator; Father Carl Will, director of the Dayton CYO activities and assistant pastor at Holy Trinity church; Sister Bernadette Marie, assistant principal at 1 1 5: iSV.V I I A I I I fir i "LXDRMER Daytonian, Miss Marguerite Lillian Loy of New York City became the bride of Alasdair Thomas I. Munro March 6 in a 3 :30 o'clock ceremony performed by The Rev. Otto C. Schuetze in Christ Lutheran church in Bethesda, Md.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Martha N. Loy of N. Woodward av. and the late Franklin R.

Loy, Mr. Munro is the son of Sir Torquil Munro of Kirriemuir, Scotland, and Mrs. Paul Neal of -Washington, D. C. The bride's uncle, E.

0. Loy of Monteray gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of champagne antique silk with chapel length train. Her fingertip veil of nylon tulle was caught to a crown of seed pearls and iridescent sequins. Her flowers were cymbidi'uni orchids.

Mrs. David McEldowney of Yellow Springs was matron of honor and Mi's. George Pisstee of New York city was maid of honor. Both wore pink shantung gowns and carried colonial bouquets of spring flowers. Paul W.

Neal wah his stepbrother's best man. Ushering were Robert G. Neal of Washing- ONWA Sets Deadline For Scholarships r'OLUMBUS, March Ohio Newspaper Woman's association announced that applications for its second annual $250 college scholarship must be submitted by April 30 to some member of the ONWA scholarship committee. The scholarship winner, who will be chosen May 13, must be a senior girl in an Ohio school and one who plans to become a newspaper employe and to study journalism at an Ohio college or university next fall. Last year Miss MuriM Merrick, Cleveland West Tech high school, won the award and now is a student at Western Reserve university.

Determining factors in selection of the winner will be scholastic ability, faculty recommendations, samples of high school journalistic work, and a personal letter from the applicant stating her interest in newspaper work and of funds. The scholarship committee includes ONWA President Eloise Gi'uber, recently of the Columbus Dispatch; Gene Schromen, Woo-ster Daily Record; Mary Peebles, Canton Repository; Virginia Trannett, Columbus; Irene Wen-ning, Mansfield, and Bertha Well-man, Cleveland Press. PTA To Have Guest Speaker 11 ELEN SCIIWARZ, assistant rhlef onerator at the Ohio Bell Telephone will be guest speaker at the meeting of Overlook PTA Thursday night at 7:45 at the school. Exclusive at Cheerhart Cleaners for the petite miss 5" and under I Afl SrriS Cleaning i'-vHv A rf ill riffl I i lit I All 4D''isiou 1 1 I A If i i 'if. dMcM Ah 5SV -r a lV s'-n -W 3 'Z'M ii hV 1 1 efts Vl 1 5 Zip vourself up into the most corn- 'jNf 1 i I fortable all-in-one you can imagine! I 'a Long Coat in a boniiliful uloker weave 45 The coat that fits so smartly the petite miss, ithout expensive alterations! A new yolvc coat with winged collar, push-up sleeves and slash pockets with just cnoush fullness to fit over full skirts or slim.

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John normal school. His topic will be "The Social Life of the Tcen-Hgor." Msgr. Carl J. Ryan, archdiocesan superintendent of schools, and Father Edward A. Connaughton, superintendent of Dayton Catholic schools, will be guests of honor.

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