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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, MONDAY. APRIL 22, 1935 SOCIETY NEWS, CLUB NOTES AND FOR WOMEN OTHER TOPICS Married Easter Bride Married Saturday Bishop Ryan Visits Marriage of Joanna Bender And Christian Robinson Solemnized Diocesan Council Catholic University Rector 7 Ceremony Takes Place at Residence of Bride; Reception Received at New Headquarters on Adams Avenue For 1 50 Guests Follows; Couple Will Reside On Green Ridge Street Blshoo James A Ryan, titular bishop of Modra, and rector of Catholic University, Washington, D. 0., paid One of the loveliest of the early Spring weddings was that of Miss Joanna Bender, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bender, Sunset a visit to the new headquarters of the Scranton Diocesan Council of Street, and Christian Robinson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Otto J. Robin Catholic Women, 136 Adams Avenue, son, Arthur Avenue, which was solemnized Saturday night at on Saturday. The prelate talked informally with o'clock in the Bender residence. The Rev.

Charles T. Leber, pastor of the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, performed the ceremony in a bower of Southern smilax, 1 cibotium ferns, palms and Spring the members of the council who gathered there to welcome him, and displayed a deeo interest in the Flower Institute Plans Completed Century Club Sponsoring All Day Session at Chamber of Commerce Tomorrow The public, is invited to attend the all day flower institute tomorrow si the Chamber of Commerce, under the auspices of the Garden Department of the Century Club, the Lackawanna County Federation and the State Federation of Women's Clubs. Prof. A. F.

Cooke. State College, will conduct the institute, which has been planned for every one interested in the set up of an amateur flower show. Professor Cook has arranged the foU lowing program: 10:30 a. m. to noon, exhibition flow ers, how to prepare exhibits, and what to exhibit, artistic flower arrange menta; from 1:30 to 4 p.

flower committees and their duties, planning the schedule, planning and decorating the show room, problems of regis tratlon day. The evening session will be from 7:30 to 9 o'clock, and will include a review and a round table discussion. From 4 to 5 o'clock, the, SERB Or chestra will play. Those who entered their gardens in the jprd and garden contest last year are especially urged to attend. flowers.

Wrought iron candelabra were used with, cathedral tapers, The bride, who was given in mar pamphlet board, displaying more than 150 pamphlets on Important questions riasre by her, father, was roost at of the day giving the catholic view s3S point on each. Among the pamplets tractive in a bridal robe of white crepe de chene, fashioned on long fv i Li i on display are many written by Bishop Ryan, who is also the author of "Distributive Justice." a study of capital and labor and a textbook which Is universally used throrughout the country in schools and colleges Today's Calendar Charity Ball, Catholic Charity Guild, Hotel Casey. Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club dance, Hotel Jermyh. Hadassah Passover card party, Y. M.

H. 8 o'clock. Melita card party, Masonic Temple, 8 o'clock. Pharmaceutical Auxiliary luncheon, 1:30 o'clock, Hotel Casey. Interfraternlty Ball.

Masonic Temple. Koch Conley Post dance. American Legion rooms. Round the world cruise. Century Club, 3 o'clock.

Bishop Ryan was accompanied on princess lines with the skirt ending in a train. Insets of net finished the founded neckline and her sleeves were close fitting ending in a point over the wrist. She wore a veil of rose point lace, arranged cap effect and caught at the sides with clusters of orange blossoms, and carried Easter lilies. Her matron of honor, a sister, Mrs. George W.

Jenkins, Ridgewood, N. was gowned in aquamarine blue crepe, with a godet skirt, and a cape his official visit by mods ignore uar tin J. O'Connor, pastor of St. Peter's cliff Junior College, Swarthmore, are spending the Spring vacation with Miss Dartt's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Barry Dartt, Dalton. Mrs. William Davis and son, Howard, North Main Avenue, and Mrs. James Lees North Main Avenue, have returned from Philadelphia. Mrs.

John A Laudig, Presoott Avenue, has returned from New York. Mrs. M. J. Dalley, Mulberry Street, has returned from Harrisburg.

Mrs. Margaret Thayer, darks Green, spent the week end In New York. Mrs. Q. W.

Bull, Madison Avenue, has returned from Haverford, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Rhuland Rebmann. Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Linen have moved from New York to Detroit, where Mr. Linen is associated with "Time." Mr. and Mrs. T. Scranton Williams, North Webster Avenue, spent the holidays In Athens, Ga.

Mrs. Paul Belln, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belln and children, Waverly, have returned from New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Abe Newman, Clay Avenue, have returned from Steu benville, Ohio, where they visited their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mone Anathan. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Rr Schlager Jr. Elmlra, spent the week end with Miss Jean Schlager, Clarks Green. Mrs.

William A Raub, Colfax Avenue, spent the week end in Harrisburg as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emrys Joseph. Misses Bernlta and Justlna Miller, North Webster Avenue, spent Easter in Buffalo. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Burrus and Jan and John Burrus, Oram Street, spent the holiday In Atlantic City. Mrs.

George Leber, Baltimore, is visiting her son, the Rev. C. T. North Washington Avenue. Miss Blanid Nallin, New York, spent the week end at her home on Harrison Avenue.

Dr. and Mrs. R. 0. Snowdon and sons, Thomas and Williams, Niagara Falls, N.

are guests of T. J. Snowdon, Sunset Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brlslln and children, Wilkes Barre, spent the holiday with Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Brlslln, Moosic Street. Mr.

and Mrs. E. B. Backes and children, Walllngford, were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Merrlman, Wyoming Avenue. Mrs. Paul Maxey, North Washington Avenue; Mrs.

W. D. Whitehead, Sanderson Avenue; Mrs. William Bis sell, Clarks Summit, have returned from' a motor trip to Florida. Cathedral They were welcomed by Photo by SchrleTer the Rev.

J. J. Feetherstone, super Photo by schrlever intendent of parochial schools in the diocese and moderator of the coun cil, and Miss M. Pauline Casey, coun of mouseline de sole over tne snow Mrs. Mark L.

Raymond, the former Miss Mildred Asperschlager, whose marriage took place on Saturday night. Details of the wedding appear in today's society news. cil president. ders. She carried Spring flowers.

Mrs. P. Guy Snyder, who before her marriage on Saturday was Miss Louise E. Lewis, Capouse Avenue. An account of the wedding appears In today's society news.

Miss Elizabeth Robinson, bridesmaid, Mrs. Salo Friedewald, Jefferson wore peach crepe fashioned similar to that of the matron of honor, and also Avenue, this city, will give a reading in the retail grocery business in this of "The Forty Days of Musa at College Miasricordla, Dallas, Sun carried Spring flowers. Robert Robinson, a student at Har yard Law School, attended Mr. Robin eon at best man. day afternoon of next week at 3:30 cwy.

ooo Snyder Lewis The marriage of Miss Louise X. Lewis, 2223 Capouse Avenue, daugh Personals o'clock, under the auspices of the l. Sffiis college alumnae. Mrs. Bender, mother of the bride, was attired in delph blue lace with Photo by Bachracli ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Lewis, corsage of Talisman roses, ana Mrs, Miss Lois Wroten, Fremont, Is the guest of Mrs. Albert Collin, At a recent meeting of the Rainbow Club of the Y. W. 0.

plans were Swindon, Wiltshire, England, and P. Robinson, the bridegroom's mother, Guy Snyder, Hazleton, took place Sat Columbia Street. wore black lace and a corsage of made for a treasure hunt and candle light tea to be held In the neai urday morning In the parsonage of Mrs. F. W.

Franta, North Bromley Avenue, has returned from New York. do I have to nave small cups and spoons? My sincere thanks. Mrs. B. T.

ANSWER No. you do not need to have a silver service. There is a charming and colorful service of pottery that many fastidious hostesses are using. There Is also a new type pottery service of a colored coffee bottle with coffee cups that are like small mugs. These all come in exquisite yellows, reds, blues or cream white.

Yes, you must use small cups and your spoons must also be small. future. Miss Florence Effort pre the Asbury Church, the Rev. vernor 8. Mumbulo officiating.

The couple Mrs. Christian Robinson, who before her marriage Saturday night at home, was Miss Joanna Bender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Bender, Sunset Street. An account of the wedding appears in today's society news. Robert Beers, a student at Buc knell sided. After ceremony a reception for ISO guests was held. The bridal table were attended by Miss Sara Angle University, is spending his Spring va mler and R.

A. Snyder. cation at his home In Dalton. was arranged by sonuttneu wun sorted white flowers and tall tapers. The Gold Star Mothers will meet in regular session at 2 o'clock tomor The Rev.

and Mrs. John J. Rankin, Upon their return from a wedding The bride wore pale blue ensemble with white hat and accessories and row afternoon in the Y. W. O.

A. who have been spending, the Winter trio to Atlantic City and new xorjc, Mrs. Arbella Stull will preside. in DeLand, have returned to Mr. and Mrs.

Robinson will reside at a corsage oi garaenias ana vauey lilies. Her maid was in tan with their home at Gravel Pond. 1002 Ore en Ridge Street. begin at 8:30 o'clock. Prizes will be matching accessories and wore a cor Liberty Council, No.

3, Daughters Henry Bray, Monte Antrim, Fred awarded and refreshments served. sage of pink rosebuds. After a wed Mrs. M. Hanitz is the president of Deacon and Joseph 8hrlner, students at Colgate University, spent Easter ding trip in New York, the couple the club.

Mrs. George Perry is gen will reside in this city. Out of town guests at the wedding Included: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bender and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Bender, Audubon, N. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Surgent, Sunbury; Mrs.

Miles Oppen helm, Maplewood, N. Miss Muriel of America, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock In Washington Hall with Ethel Woodyatt, councilor, presiding. An Easter pageant will be presented under the direction of Margaret Re id. at their homes in this city. eral chairman of the party with Miss Bertha Williams, Miss Stella 0 0 0 Emma Whitman in charge of tickets; Mr.

and Mrs. James F. Saltry, Oak Mary Healey, prizes; Mrs. E. H.

Os Williams, Mrs. Palmer Williams and Mrs. Frank Williams and son, Robert, borne, tallies and markers; Mrs. Wag Bunrer. Imngton, N.

Mr. ana Mrs. Street, announce the engagement of HI. QDOKiin? (3) ace. i I Mrs.

Jane Conrad, chairman of re Maplewood, N. spent the holiday Harold Laeman. Lancaster; Mr. and ner, refreshments, and Mrs. May their daughter, Miss Marie Cecelia habilitation for the Ladles' Auxiliary at Charleston.

8. C. Lamb, publicity. Saltry, and Luclen J. Le Tourneau, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester W. Llsk, to Koch Conley Post, No. 121, Amer BabtNeedsCuticura for that Rash Why let him cry when an application of CaUleara Olataueait will quickly soothe that irritation. Cwtleava OlataseBt is a helpful friend to millions of babies throughout the world.

It is gentle in action and promotes healing. Sample free. Addros: "Cutlcura," Dept. 2L, Maiden, Maes. North Washington Avenue, and Miss 0 0 0 Mr.

and Mrs. Edward L. Fuller. ican Legion, assisted by Mesdames C. New York, son of Mrs.

A. Achllie Le Tourneau, Rouen, France. Eleanor Thomas, Colfax Avenue, spent C. Snee, Henry Lawrence, David Dalton, entertained at dinner Satur Etiquette, Social Culture Problems Dear Naldah Ross: I am very eager to serve after dinner the week end in New York. 0 0 0 An engagement of local interest day night at home, honoring their Among those from this city, who Smith and A.

F. Conley, distributed Easter plants to veterans in local hospitals Saturday in behalf of the is that of Miss Margot J. Wyeth, spent the holiday in Atlantic City are Mrs. Sherwood Vance, Harrisburg; Miss Charlotte Craig, Maplewood, Maplewood, N. Mr.

and Mrs. Prank Shedd, Wllkes Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Howell, Honesdale; Mr. and Mrs.

Ankney, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams and James Johnstown. 0 0 0 Patrons Announced Mrs. J.

B. Mullen is still receiving reservations for the annual charity ball of the Catholic Charity Guild and Catholic Junior League to be held to house guests, Miss Lenore Stropp and Louis Scott, South Orange, N. and Henrik Gossler, Hamburg, Germany. Mrs. Grace Brown, Arthur Avenue; daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan C. Wyeth, Washington, D. and Her Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Nagel, and Carlyle coffee in my living room after our dinner which will be at 6 o'clock. Do There were twenty eight guests. Dur bert Ridley Stratford Washing Nagel, Clay Avenue, and Miss Mar Sara Ripple Auxiliary, No.

1. U. S. I have to have a silver service? Also ing the afternoon Mr. arid Mrs.

Henry garet Wethern. Snyder Avenue. W. will meet this afternoon at S. Fuller, Dalton, gave a' tea at the Robert J.

Thomas, student at the 1:30 o'clock in Forest Hill Cemetery ton, son of Mrs. Herbert R. Stratford, Bethlehem. Miss Wyeth's father is a brother of Mrs. N.

G. Robertson Waverly, and the bride elect has been University of Pennsylvania, is visiting Trophy House on the Fuller estate for Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and guests, to attend the funeral of Clara Brown McHale. at the home of parents, Mr.

and Better Use Mother's Laundry and Miss Mae Humphries, Waverly, Mrs. Thomas Thomas, 308 North night In Hotel Casey. Guests planning to attend the affair are requested to a frequent visitor here. Tne marriage will take place June 8. Bromley Avenue.

Mrs. Paul Ugis and children, New entertained at luncheon, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H.

Healy, Dalton, gave a tea yesterday afternoon in their honor. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barba, Mar Church, North Scranton. There will be prizes and refreshments.

York, are spending the week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ooo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Toomey, Frank Burnum, North Washington 0 0 0 Harvey C.

Wallace gave his lon Street, will celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary today with an informal "at home" this afternoon, and evening. No cards have been is Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. J.

William White, Ballau Avenue, announce the marriage of their' daughter, Mary, and Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'D. J. Decker, Oherry street, Dunmore.

sued. Railroad Avenue, have returned from Europe where Dr. White spent six bachelor dinner Saturday night at his home on Clay Avenue. His marriage to Mildred Forman, Dunellen. N.

will take place next Saturday afternoon in Dunellen. The guests in ooo. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bohr, 617 Pitts months studying in Vienna.

which took place Dec. 28, 1834. Miss Mary Dartt and Miss Mary 0 0. Mr. and Mrs.

John Hak, Franklin Saffe, Kane, students at Wild cluded: Blake Wallace, Gordon Harris, Irvlngton, N. John F. Broadbent William S. Jermyn, John F. Mean John R.

Simpson, John S. Noble. ton Avenue, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Naomi Ida, to John J. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Clark, Moosic. The wedding will take place in St. Mary's Assumption Church, May 18 at 10 Avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter, Eleanor, and Sumner 5S 9 a S. douse, son of Mr. and Mrs.

S. James Cook, Ralph Van Blarcom and Samuel Clouse. Rock Street, which IN FRAMING ALL PICTURES irk 4 tJ Iff o'clock. Nelson Forman, the last two of Dunellen. Mrs.

Edward Schraner, sister of the treat can aiait bo cxcrelicl took place In the chapel at Elm Park Church on Friday night, with the Rev. Dr. H. H. Crane officiating.

The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frank bride elect, will entertain for her on to uloet tho roper fraaw thea 0 0 0 The Gloria Club will entertain at Thursday night. export ooro mm do HKfl in the frame. In oar sentee aad ha its annual dinner dance May 15 in Skobern, Binghamton, N.

Y. aioaica. 0 0 0 Under the auspices of the Ninth Ward, First District members of the F.L.r.lEYELT 1923 Women's Republican Club, a card Hotel Jermyn with Mrs. Sol Lettieri as general chairman. The committee assisting her includes: Mary Frie chlone, Mesdames N.

Coyer, C. Valpe, Leo P. Terrery, Thomas Carey, F. A. Bartecchi, A.

De Roma, Thomas Noto, Clearance Oi WALL PAPER party will be held on May 1 in the Platt Woolworth Home. Playing will 'jG 419 Linden St. Phone 3 8054 E. Marzani, Leo B. Terreri, Misses Fatten far IBB roan Valnei Minnie Savino, Margaret Foderaro, Delia Alexander, Leona Angell, Alvera Engaged Me rll.

Each rail 1 Cent Double Roll Altler, Edith Frlcchione, Annette Mack old only with yards border roi and Clara Notartomaso. se jut. "I ALWAYS FEEL NEW srUNO FATTMNS OOO Mrs. Michael Flanagan' and Miss ti 17 0 II Frances McHale are in charge of the APPY is the Pea Vfell Co. 526 SPRUCE STREET UPSTAIRS CPSTAU8 second annual card party and dance END THOSE WASH DAY WORRIES woman who to be held Monday night, May 6, under the auspices of Holy Rosary feels healthy and energetic EVERY day.

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make table reservations with her at Hotel Casey early today. Patrons and patronesses for the affair are announced by Mrs. James W. Scanlon, general chairman, as follows: Mayor and Mrs. Stanley J.

Davis, Judge T. Linus Hoban, E. J. Lynett, W. R.

Lynett, Elizabeth Lynett, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bonner, Mr. and Mrs.

James W. Scanlon, Mrs. P. J. Casey, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph G. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril A.

Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Casey, Dr. and Mrs.

E. C. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Cary, Dr. and Mrs. P. J.

Heston, Dr. and Mrs. A. A Novak. Miss M.

Pauline Casey, Mrs. J. R. Fleming, Mrs. Mary Shields McDonough, Mr.

and Mrs. James T. Sweeney, Mrs. Anna McDonough, Mrs. P.

J. Demp sey, Dr. and Mrs. P. M.

Glnley, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hanlon. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Walton, Dr. and Mrs. J. J.

Lonsdorf, Mrs. John McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Martin McNerney, District Attorney Michael J. Eagen, Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Nallin, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Comer ford, Mrs. Anna D. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Mullen, Minnie Manix, M. J. Lawler, James T. Flemmlng and Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Murphy. 0 0 Raymond Asperschlager Miss Mildred Asperschlager, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Asperschlager Alder Street, became the bride on Saturday night of Mark L. Raymond, North Washington Avenue.

The ceremony was performed in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church at 8 O'clock by the Rev. Theodore Harm, pastor. The church was decorated by Besancon with cibotium ferns and Easter lilies. Miss Freda Nordt gave a musical recital during the arrival the guests and played the wedding music The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attractively attired in white lace, cut princess style with long close fitting sleeves and Queen Anne collar. She wore a braided band of tulle in her hair and carried gardenias and sweet peas.

Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Ruth Asperschlager, who was gowned in green lace, princess style, and wore a band of silver leaves in her hair. Her bouquet was of sweet peas and gerbera. Dr. Edward Evans attended Mr. Raymond as best man and the ushers were carl Ott and Robert Asperschlager.

After the ceremony a reception for relatives and friends was held at the Asperschlager residence, following which the couple left tor a wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside at 405 Pittston Avenue. 0 0 0 Announce Engagement Miss Jessie Phillips, 320 Jefferson Avenue, daughter of Mrs. Sara A. Phillips and the late Orville Phillips, Gouldsboro, entertained at an Easter breakfast yesterday morning in the Dietrich, at which time she announced her engagement to Charles Mc Olnnls, son of Mrs.

Mary McGinnls, 546 Front Street Spring flowers were used in decorating the table. There were twenty two guests. Miss Phillips attended Stroudeburg State Teachers' College and was graduated from the Powell School of Business. Mr. McGinnls a graduate of St.

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