The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 5

THE SANDUSKf MAT 4, 1943 II Social Events of City and Vicinity Former Sandusky Girl Becomes Bride of Physician In Archbishopss Chapel exceptional interest to a wide cii-cle of relatives and friends here and in Cleveland is the wedding of Miss Catherine Elizabeth Hinde, formerly of Sandusky, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrss James J. Hinde, and Dr. William E. Merrick of Cleveland, took place Saturday morning in the private chapel of the Most Reverend Joseph Schrembs, archbishop of Cleveland, at John's Hospital.

The nuptial mass was celebrated 8 o'clock by the archbishop, and iattendants for the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rowe of Cleveland. Mrs. Rowe, also a Sandusky girl, is a life-long friend of the bride.

For her wedding the bride chose a fuschia dress with navy accessories and a pointed fox jacket. Her corsage was of violets. Groups Plan For Combined Meet The couple will reside in Shaker Heights and Dr. Merrick will continue his practice as a Cleveland physician. Mrs.

Merrick was graduated from Sandusky High school and has held a secretarial position in Cleveland for a ntimber of years. Dr. Merrick, a member of the staff at St. John's Hospital, is a graduate of Western Reserve University. St.

Stephens Guilds Arrange Monthly Meets For This Week This week, monthly sessions are being planned for both the after- noort and the evening guilds of St. Stephen's Evangical and Reformed Church. During the session of the evening guild, to be held in the church Wdnesday at 7:30 p. the three delegates attending the Sandusky Bay regional Women's guild meeting at Fremont this past will give reports. Representing the guild were Mrs.

H. E. Pfeiffer. Mrs, Eugene Daniel and Mrs. Irvin Hartenfeld, Sr.

A summary of activities of the sick committee, which is consisted of Mrs. Charles Hunter, Mrs. Alvin Knauer and Mrs. Ralph Klepper will be given, and new tainment and sick committees will be named. Concluding the evening there will be a social hour with refreshments in charge of the entertainment committee, which includes Mrs.

Robert Wilke, Mrs. George Wilke, Mrs. Gordon Willinger, Mrs. Edwai-d Zielske and Mrs. Newton Zahn.

Delegates of the afternoon guild, Mrs. Julian Young, Mrs. G. E. Miller and Mrs.

George Federkiel, will also present reports at their meeting, to be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at the cliurch. Members of the hostess committee are Mrs. E. C. Buhrer, Mrs.

G. H. Barrington, Mrs. Susan Ehrsam and Mrs. Carrie Erfurth.

Young Couple Exchanges Vows- In Holy Angels' Church Today Tn Holy Angels' Church at 9 o'clock this morning Miss Frances D. Costantino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Costantino, 1214 Carr-st, became the bride of Master Sergeant Joseph Fantozzi, of Mr, and Mrs, William Fantozzi of Huron, The single ring ceremony and nuptial high mass were conducted by the Rev.

William Armitage, Decorating the altar were arrangements of spring blossoms. The bride was attired in a dress of heavy satin with bow knot embroidery fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, and full skirt which ended in a train. Her floor length veil was held in placo with a cornet of lace, and she carried a bouquet of bride's roses. Mrs. Ignatius Licata of Toledo, in a pale yellow dress of summer taffeta made with an overskirt of net, and carrying yellow roses, was the matron of honor.

Miss Frances Spalla as the bridesmaid wore a pale pink taf- Women who suffer SIMPLE If lack of blood-Iron makes you pale, weak, "dragged Lydla Pinkham's of the best and quickest home ways to help buUd up red blood to get more strength and promote a more vigorous In such cases. Plnkham's Tablets are one of the greatest blood-Iron tonics you can buy Follow label directions. feta dress fashioned like Mrs. Licata's, and she carried pink roses. Ignatius Licata was the best man and Charles Spalla ushered.

A wedding breakfast for the immediate families was served at Martin's restaurant following the ceremony. Mrs. Fantozzi, an employe of the Automatic Paper and Machine Co. will reside with her parents while her husband is in service. Sergeant Fantozzi, who is stationed at Langley Field.

Hampton, was employed in Columbus before entering military service. Lodge Will Hold Meet Wednesday Sandusky Bay Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday at 6 p. m. in I.O.O.F. hall for a potluck supper.

The routine business meeting is to open at 7:30 and will be followed by a party in of the national organization. A program is being nad there is to be a refreshment service. Mrs. Anna Willauer is chairman of the committee on arrangements. LUNCHEON MEET A meeting of the Lion's auxiliary will be held Wednesday at 1 p.

at the Business Women's club, Wayne-st. Luncheon service will precede the usual business session. A joint meeting of Ladies' Aid and Women's Missionary society of Salem Evangelical Church is scheduled for Thursday. Mrs. Henry Hartung, 612 Lock- wood-av, will be hostess for the session which will open at 2 p.

m. The routine business meeting and study program will be followed with a social hour and refreshments. ALTAR GUILD Members of the Altar Guild of Grace Episcopal Church will meet in the church undrecroft Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Evening Circle To Hear Study Topic At Meet Mrs.

Seaman will discuss "The American Caste System' when members of Circle Five of First Congregational Church meet in regular session in the church social rooms, Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. The devotionals will be led by Mrs. E. R.

Samsey, and the hostess committee will be comprised of Mrs. H. C. Russell, Mrs. Claire Laning, Mrs.

Lewis Hause, Mrs. Margaret Williams and Mrs, John Kershner. Local Auxiliary Receives Two Citations, Honors At Meeting When the fifth district cf American Legion auxiliaries, department of Ohio, held the annual spring conference in Crestline Sunday, the local auxiliary, of Commodore Denig post, received both departmental and na- jtional citations for meritous service. The Sandusky unit was also honored with the Armistice Day recognition for having reached the quota of membership before Nov. 11, of Lorain, district president, presented the local auxiliary with a gift of appreciation, and the mileage award, the group having traveled the highest combined mileage to attend the conference.

Sessions began in the morning in the High school, auditorium, where a joint meeting of the Legion and the auxiliaries was held during the afternoon. At 12:30 o'clock dinner was served to over 350 delegates in the Eagles' club, Sanduskians attending the conference included Mrs, Albert Jloy- er. Miss Wilma Mrs, Elizabeth Gilbert and Hugo Schaufelberger. As a special project, the local auxiliary is completely furnishing the large-sunroom as a recreation at Camp Perry. The next meeting of the local unit will be held this Thursday at 7:30 p.

m. in the clubrooms, with Mrs. Frances Shepherd, vice- president, in charge. Reeves Review To Convene on May 14 Reeves Review No. 9, W.

B. will hold a regular meeting May 14 in Knights of St. John's hall. A potluck supper will be served at 6 o'clock, with the business meeting opening at 7:45 p. m.

Recently the review held a card party for their friends at the O. P. S. social rooms. The special award went to Mrs.

Nona Scott, while Mrs. Ruth Layton held highest score in the pinochle games, Mrs, Helma White won second award, and Mrs. Ethel Curtis, third. Hospital Day To Be Observed At Good Samaritan Annual Hospital Day will be observed on Wednesday, May 12 at Good Samaritan Hospital between the hours of 1 and 5 p. m.

according to announcement made today by Mrs. L. A. Schultz, president of the hospital auxiliary. The committee in charge of the arrangements includes Mrs.

Henry Weier, Mrs. George Waldock and Mrs. Theodore Stellhorn, Jr. Friends are invited to visit the hospital and view its facilities, and there will be a silver tea frmo 1 to 5 o'clock. Donations of bed linens and towels are highly acceptable as well as gifts of money.

Weekly Meet Of Business Women Held On Monday Fifty members of Business Women's club attended the weekly supper meeting held last evening at the club residence, wayH6 -st Mrs. John Schemenauer as supper chairman, had on her committee Miss Tina Schoepfle, Miss Elizabeth Ohlemacher, Miss Alma Ritter and Miss Alma Stoffel. Plans are being made for the Mothers Day program to be held on May 17, when mothers of the members will be guests. Miss Wilma Link is to be in charge. WALLPAPERS they're Color-Locked they're Washable they're Light-resistant their Beauty Lasts! THEY'RE AVAILABLE THIS VEAR it's easy to choose the perfect decoration for your home from our wide variety of new Imperial JFasftafiZe Wallpapers.

You'll be delighted with their lovely, colorful patterns; and amazed at their low cost. Each one is Color-Locked guaranteed washable and you can be sure of the lasting quality so important this year. Stop in soon and let us help you. i SftNQUSKY PPVINT Co. DISTRIBUTORS OF PAINTS VARNISHES WA1.L PAPER 6- EQUIPMENT lit EAST MARKET STREHT MAIN 670 SANDUSKY, OHIO Class To Meet Thursday Kum-Join-Us class of First Christian Church will hold a potluck supper in the church parlors Thursday, at promptly 6:30 p.

with a full attendance asked by those in charge of arrangements. matters will be taken up in the business meeting to follow the supper service. Name Winners At W. R. C.

Party At the recent party for members and friends of Women's Relief corps held with Mrs. Mary jSeaman, Putnam-st, Mrs. Mary Rea won first award in the pinochle aontests, and Mrs. Pearl Parker tallied second. The next regular meeting will be held this Friday in the G.

A. R. hall at 2:30 p. m. Auxiliary Will Convene Tonight In the home of Miss Grace Dean, 713 members of Women's auxiliary of Calvary Episcopal Church are holding a regular monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 p.

m. Mrs. W. J. Clark, presi(ient, is to conduct the routine, after which the quiz program will be continued and refreshments will be served.

Of I Convention Reports Are Read At Circle Meeting Reports of the Daughters of Isabella convention held in Toledo May 1-2 were given by Mrs. Alice i Hartnett, regent, Mrs. Louise Rie- dy, past regent, Mrs. Lilah Hend-: rickson, Mrs. Loretta Huth, Miss i and Miss- Melina i Thiebert last evening during the i regular meeting of Trinity circle, i D.

of I. held in I. O. O. F.

hall. During the convention plans were discussed for the annual national convention to be held in Milwaukee in August, and for the state convention at Springfield next year. A pontifical high mass celebrated by the Most Rev. Karl J. Alter, Bishop of Toledo in Holy Rosary Cathedral Sunday morning was a highlight of the convention.

A discussion of the Papal peace plan was given by Msgr. Dean during the sessions and announcement was made by Miss May Bope of Toledo, that Ohio was the second state in the D. of I. sale of war bonds. A talk was given by the national regent, Mrs.

Carolyn B. Manning of New Bedford, Mass. Mrs. John F. McCrystal of Sandusky, Toledo Diocesan Council president, entertained with a tea at the Catholic club Sunday afternoon.

Following last night's session games of cards were played with awards going to Mrs. Abbie White, i Mrs. Helen Bickley, Mrs. Gene- vieve Hemker, Mrs. Al Endle, Mrs.

Cecelia Van Barge and Mrs. Cora Smith, Arrangements for a social meet- i ing to be held May 17, are being i made and reservations are to be made with Mrs. Freda Volz, 2770-J or Mrs. Leona Fitz, 2360-M. i SOCIAL CALENDAR WEDNESDAY Women of Grace Episcopal Chui'ch hold monthly meeting in church parish, house, E.

Adams- st, at 2:30 p. m. St. Cecelia auxiliary. Knights of St.

John, holds potluck supper at 6 p. in I.O.O.F. hall. Ladies Working Band of Castalia Congregational Church convenes in church at 2 p. m.

Providence Hospital s' Alumnae association holds monthly session at hospital at 8 p. m. Good Samaritan Hospital Nurses' Alumnae association meets with Mrs. Edwin Hoffman, 522 Pierce-st, at 8 p. m.

Cedar Point lodge. No. 706, B. of R. meets for regular session in G.

A. R. hall at 7:30 p. m. Circle Fiye of First Congregational Church meets in church social rooms at 7:45 p.

m. Church Circle To Meet For Luncheon Circle Three of First Congregational Church is to meet Thursday at 1 p. m. at the church for a covered dish luncheon. Miss Grace Moody and Mrs.

Ida Kelly are to be the hostesses. Mrs. E. F. Deyo will have charge of the devotional period and Mrs.

Eugene Routh is to conduct the program. Prunes take on their original fresh plum flavor remarkably in various puddings and cakes. Their outstanding food values are teeming with needed minerals and vitamins, exceptional bargain in good nutrition, point wise and otherwise. Democratic Club To Hold Meeting Erie-co Democratic Women's club will convene Thursday in the residence of Business Women's club, Wayne-st. Those in charge have requested a full attendance.

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