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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1936 Hadassah Plans Easter Style Notes Especially Appropriate for Mature Figure PRINTS FREED OF OLD TABU MATELASSE daisy print on a navy background makes the most flattering street dress below. The center pleat creates redingote line that is particularly interesting. The real val lace collar has spirals of lace hanging down to form a jabot. kf 'W la 4 I A A 'Ml i 1 i VA wk 'fa VeFx PM Ml il a Mil! Lewis Browne Will Address Century Club Well Known Author Will Discuss Subject "Ate Dark Ages Returning?" Lewis Browne, scholar, author and lecturer, will speak at the Century Club tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

The subject of the lecture will be "Are the Dark Ages Returning?" With a background of world wide travel, and a profound knowledge I history, Mr. Browne has made a critical study of world affairs. In hi lecture, which is based on a history of modern times soon to be published, he analyzes present conditions and factors which could lead to the annihilation of modern civilization, and then discusses means of combating these destructive forces. Mr. Browne is recognized as preeminent in the Intellectual life of his generation.

His historical and biographical works are read throughout the world, and many serve as text books in colleges and universities here and abroad. According to an official survey made by the American Library Association, "This Believing World," his work on comparative religions, is the most popular book on religion in the libraries of North America. His latest book, "How Odd of God," is causing interested discussion throughout the country, 0 0 0 Lauries Give Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Laurie, Clarks Summit, entertained at a birthday dinner party recently at home, honoring their daughter, Miss Kffie Laurie and Mrs. Carl Kersler, this city. Spring flowers were used in the table decorations, and favors were given the guests. There were ten present.

0 0 0 Democratic Club To Hold Party The North Scranton Democratic Women's Federated Club will conduct a card party tonight, at 8 o'clock, at the home of Miss Helen Ruddy, West Market Street. Members and friends are Invited to attend. There will be table and special prizes and refreshments will be served. 0 0 0 Kathryn McDonnell To Wed Earle Corey Mrs. Bridget L.

McDonnell, East Pine Street, Dunmore, announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Kathryn and Earle P. Corey, Binghamton, N. son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Corey, Watertown, N. which will take place the morning of April 18, in the rectory of St. Mary's Church, Dunmore. Miss Florence R.

McDonnell and Harold J. Corey, Watertown, N. will be the attendants, 0 0 0 Katharine Mullen Honored at Party Honoring Miss Katharine E. Mullen, a bride elect, Mrs. George Gothier, Quincy Avenue, recently entertained at a bridge supper party at her home.

There were twenty two guests. 0 0 0 Miss Devine Honored at Party In compliment to their sister, Miss Helene Devine, a bride elect, Misses Alice and Mary Devine, Harrison Ave 1 nue, recently entertained at a bridge tea in Hotel Jermyn. Mrs. J. Cas senbaum and Mrs.

Cathleen McCann Richards presided at the tea table, which was attractive with centerpiece' of Spring flowers. The guests numbered forty. 0 0 0 The large formal silk print evening gown at left is typical of the excelUnt modes for mature figures. Its jacket renter is an afternoon dress of heavy, dark gray chiffon, trimmed with Chantilly lace. It ha a tailored pleated jacket that is short enough to balanca the figure.

The dinner gown at right features a redingote of violet silk and violet silk print. PRACTICALLY ALL APE GOOD F3R clothes that "bigger than can wear gracefully, consider these fine modes. Below Is sketched a navy woolen coat with sable dyed marten s.arf attached to ripple revers that give fullness, over bustline. The shoulders are padded in the man tailored mode. By MARIAN YOUNG EW YORK, March 27.

Peplums and exquisite lingerie touches (inspired by the French play, pagoda points in sleeves and short, loose jackets (Chinese Art Exhibition in London) redingotes and long scarfs (Directoire influence) all of these Spring style notes are School Faculty Will Give Shafer Comedy "Amy From Arizona" to Be Presented Tomorrow and Friday Nights "Amy From Arizona," a three act comedy, by Lee Shafer, will be presented by the, faculty of the Clarks SOTmit Clarks' Green High School, tomorrow and Friday nights, in the school auditorium. The cast includes: Mark Fisher, Gustave Yeager, Elizabeth Flinch baugh, Ellis Williams, Virginia Rush more, Jean Northup, Sally Brace, Ber nice Dearborn, Janet Murphy. Mark L. Fisher is directing the play and is being assisted by the following, committees from the failclty: Stage manager, Prof. K.

L. Terry; properties. Miss Grace A. Allardice; tickets and publicity, E. D.

Williams; make up, Miss Jean Northup, Miss Virginia Rushmore; prompters, Miss Dorothy Hand, Miss Grace Allardice; scenerv. Miss Zella Woodward and Gustave Yeager; music, Miss Pearl Hartman; and ushers, the O. T. W. Club.

0 0 0 Italian Women Hold Style Show The Young Women's Italian Associa tion of Lackawanna County held a Spring style show and reading last eve ning in the Y. W. I. A. Clubrooms.

A feature of the affair was ttte showing of latest fashions for children. Mrs. Salo Friedewald gave the reading. Mrs. Nicholas Coyer was chairman of arrangements for the affair, which was largely attended.

0 0 0 Levines Give Supper Party Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levine. Wyoming Avenue, recently entertained at a supper party in the Y. M.

H. A. in honor of the bar mitzvah of their son, Meyer. There were thirty six guests. Births LENNON To Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lennon, 540 West Market Street, a son yesterday at the Mercy Hospital. GILBRIDE To Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gilbride, 938 Oak Street, a son on March 28 at the Mercy Hospital.

FELDMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Myer Feldman, New York, a daughter. Sun day, in New York. The mother was formerly Miss Elsie Nidenberg, this city.

LAKE To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lake, Aberdeen, a son, March 28, at home. Passover Party Affair to Be Held Thursday Night, April 9, in (Y. M.

H. Mrs. Katz Is Chairman The Scranton Chapter of Senior Hadassah will entertain at its annual Passover carl party Thursday night, April 9, in the Y. M. H.

A. Mrs. Samuel Katz is chairman of arrange tnents, and Mrs. M. Gross is cochair man.

Proceeds of the affair will be used for the benefit of the youth emigration movement and the Hadassah Medical Organization. Assisting the hostesses will be the following committee: Mesdaenes 8. Dickstein, H. Wolcz, H. Ackersoh, A.

Mases, M. Isaacs, M. Jurkovitz, Jacobs, I. Winkler, B. Silversteln, M.

Brandwene, M. Green. B. Joseph, C. Alpert, I.

Friedlin, I. Bernstein, J. Weinberg, M. Miller. S.

Rosenstein, A. Pogleman, C. Ellowitz, M. Lonstein, E. Jacobs, I.

Priedberg, L. Halprin, W. Greenfield and M. Lefkovitz. The regular monthly meeting of the chapter will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Y.

M. H. A. Westminster Guild To Elect Officers The annual meeting and election of officers of the Women's Guild. Westminster Church, will be held Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, in the church.

Mrs. J. 8. Burwell will pre side. The Women's Missionary Society will also convene that afternoon.

Miss Mary Nesbitt, director of Chris tian education for Green Ridge Presbyterian church, will speak on "Inter preting Easter." Home Board To Meet Friday The executive committee of the board of managers of the Home for the Friendless, will meet Friday morn ing, at 9:15 o'clock, at the home. The regular monthly session will follow at 11 o'clock. Elmhurst Women To Meet Tomorrow Women's Auxiliary of the Hmhurst Country Club will meet tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the Y. W. C.

A. Lacka. Ave. has huge three quarter sleeves. In panel at front, and pleated cape marquisette worn over a turquoise your fancy.

And in any color. Outstanding example of these features is a printed gown with matching bolero jacket fashioned from suave silk crepe in multi colored floral motif. Violet, fashion's pet of the Spring colors, is the predominating shade. The velvet shoulder straps are of violet, too. Another flattering creation has a printed silk crepe slip in turquoise, violet and white.

It's veiled with a redingote effect coat of violet silk marquisette. Flowers of the slip's print are used for trimming. under the auspices of the Nativity Convent Guild. The program will begin at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. George Griffiths in charge.

SORE FEET? Relief Only $1.00 Antiseptic, icientlfie treatment ol BOTH Feet I now only 91 DR. C. W. KIRST In Mme. Fenwlck'a SIS LACKAWANNA AVE.

Phone 2 1173 KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST FOR THE FINEST HAND LOOM KNIT SUITS Branley Knitting Mill At HONESDALE. PA. Sweater! for all the family SPECIAL! Children's Hand Smocked Silk Dresses in Pastel Shades Regular J3.95 and (4 QC $2.95 at WAflTT'fi Llnjerle and WAllA Kiddie Shoo 208 MILLER BLDG.I the same time or that every mode of the moment is anathema to you. For instance, the idea that a large figure shouldn't wear prints is ridiculous. Naturally, you don't want a printed evening gown with halter bodice that shows every Inch of your back, shoulders and arms.

Or a printed gown with high neckline ruffle which draws attention to your chin. However, with a fairly low neckline, decolletage no lower than 13 inches and some kind of covered shoulder theme, there's no reason why you can't pick any print that strikes Civic League To Meet April 6 Miss Norma Sanguillano, teacher of dramatic art in Wilkes Barre, will present a program at the meeting of the Italian American Civic Women's League of Lackawanna County next Monday night in the Chamber of Commerce. Capt. Henry Lawrence will be the speaker, and Mrs. Joseph Bernardo, accompanied by Miss Ethel Ziert, will give the musical program.

Mrs. Granville Boston is chairman of arrangements, and is being assisted by Mrs. Louis Vitall, Mrs. Ethel Preziosa, Mrs. Luther Freeman and Miss Ann Stivale.

Mrs. Friedewald To Give Reading Mrs. Salo Friedewald will read "Victoria Sunday afternoon, April 19. in the Nativity School Auditorium, Selt Consciousness Overcome Personality Developed My court win mi vou in develop tng Dolse and charm 4nd in eliminating the handicap' ol neglected edu fl'lon NA1.DAB Ross MB run on Telephene SSSt AVI are kind to large hips. Capes make a large, tall woman look Junoesque instead of overweight.

Bolero jackets, as Mary Laird, New, York expert on what adult figures should wear, points out, break the line of the bust, but do not conceal the normal waistline. The good taste in dressing rules which a large figure should follow are the same as the ones for slender young things. Get whatever makes you feel comfortable and happy when you are with others. Don't make up your mind that you cant be smart and large at Dramatic Guild To Present Play 'Rose El Monte'" to Be Given Friday and Saturday in Good Shepherd Church The Dramatic Guild of the Good Shepherd Church will present a play entitled "Rose El Monte." Friday and Saturday nights in the parish auditorium. Performances will btgin at 8:15 o'clock.

The cast will include: Ethel Jar man, Gloria Wells, Willis Jones, Arch Jones, Muriel Lyle, John H. Hughes, Robert Jenkins, Stanley Brader, Doris Shimer and Mary smith. Dramatic Guild To Meet Tonight The Dramatic Guild will meet to night at 8 o'clock in the Y. W. C.

A. An invitation to become members of the organization has bsen issued to all college students and graduatrs in this region. Robert Heffelflnger is chairman of publicity. 53 i 5l5i lis is ii urn 4m mm sUl Vm. if especially appropriate Easter touches for mature figures.

Whether you are a 14 or a 42, the new fashions are interesting. However, it Just so happens that practically all of them are perfect for the woman who has gone far beyond the size 14 category. Favorites Not Flattering First of all, when she starts out to shop for a street dress she ought to look at tunics, bolero jackets and redingote dresses and cape models. Tunics DiMatthios Hosts To U. M.

I. Cub Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiMattio. Grace Street, Old Forge, entertained the U.

M. I. Club at cards at their home last evening. High scores were by Chester Bart, Walter Keeler and Fred Tolerico. Nonplayer prize was taken by Kathryn Antea.

Present were: Arllne Nesi, Catherine Amancea, Jane Mecca, Ethel Talari, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galli. Olga Calari. Mary DiMattio, Mr.

and Mrs. James DiMattio, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Billio, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Tolerico, Rose D'Orienzo, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bcr. areis, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Feeley, Lucy Mecca, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeMattio, Sylvia Tomas3tti. William DeMattio, Victor Fimonl, Frank Aman tea, Chester Bart, Walter Keller and Calpy Malley. 0 0 0 8 40 Holds Card Party Mrs.

Hazel Dixon was hostess for the card party held last night in Amer can Legion Hall, by Salon No. 130, 8 St 40. The usual games were played, with prizes awarded for high scores. At the close of the games, refreshments were served. There was a large, attendance of members and their guests.

0 0 0 Lodge Conducts Card Party Electric City Lodge, No. 110, Shep herds of Bethlehem, entertained at cards last night at the home of Mrs. Emma Reeser, 145 Morris Avenue. Cards and dominoes were enjoyed by approximately fifty guests. ooo Aid Society To Meet Tomorrow Ladies' Aid Society, St.

John's Lutheran Church, will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the church parlors. Louise Kiefer will1 preside. A clam chowder sale also will, be held at that time. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Harry Bloom her committee.

Permanent Wave Specials fV I For Easter mm: An All CROQUIGNOLE or Spiral or a Combination Wave With Beautiful Ringlet Ends. $5 nd $7 R. BELLE RICHARDS Beauty Shoppe 114 8. Main Ave. Phone 4681 iiiiiaaBiaaiBaBaaasSRliannHsVMiSV as "That was fine cake I Mn 1 yoa se rved tonight.

I Any left for my lunch I "Yes indeed! That was tomorrow?" I a Blue Ribbon Long fellow, and they're Tennis Club Arranges Dance The All Rosa Tennis Club. Old Forge, at a meeting last night completed plans for its annual Spring formal dance to be held at Hotel Jermyn Saturday evening, April 18. Miss Eileen Biancardi presided at the meeting in the absence of Dr. A. J.

Casella, who is ill. 0 0 0 Sorority to Give Dance Tonight The Alpha Lambda Phi Sorority has completed plans for its Spring frolic to be held at the Elks Club tonight. Music will be furnished by a popular orchestra for dancing from 9 to 1. Miss Malka Kalstein is In charge of the arrangements and is bein? assisted by the following: Rose Nussbaum, Zelda Cohen, Alma Shaffer, Dolly Winkler, Muriel Freedman, Louise Segal, Verna Cas pary and Sadie Speigel. 0 0 0 Frederick Snyder Honored at Party A bjrthday party was held in honor of Frederick Snyder at his home, 930 Johler Avenue, recently.

Those present were: Robert Whltford, Walter Kenny, Jack Moran, Robert Moran, Frank McDonnell, Jack McDonnell, Donald Bos ser, Joseph Grimes, Dorothy and Betty Baker, Helen Snyder, Mrs. John Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Rodham, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank McDonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baker. Wilson ClubVill Entertain at Tea The Wilson College Club of Scranton will entertain at a tea on Sat urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the sunparlors of the Century Club. In vitations have been issued to all graduate's, undergraduates and prospective students of the college.

Miss Margaret Disert, college registrar, will be the guest of Miss Helen Klesel, club president, will be hostess. assisted by members of the alumnae association. Fur Storage 2 of Value Handled By Expert Furriers. CALL 2 3654 EIIDFIELD'S FUR SHOPPE Window Dressing for Eastertide! Ready to Hang Net Curtains .1.00 to 5.95 Ready to Hang Rough Weave .1.29 to 5.95 Ready to Hang Rayon Curtains .3.95 to 6.95 Fine Appliqued Net Curtains .2.49 to 7.50 Colorful Plaid Curtains 1.00 to 2.50 Priscilla Ruffled Net Curtains 1.00 to 3.50 Cottage Sets, 6 colors 95c to 2.75 Ready to Hang Damask Drapes .2.69 to 15.00 Rust, Green, Gold, Blue, Woodrose Ready to Hang Homespun Drapes 4.95 to 8.95 50 In. Ready to Hang Modern Style 9.95 Credit You? Certainly! BLUE RIBBON LONGFELLOW IN THE Easter Parade Your Costume Must Be Just So.

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