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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 29, 1927 i ii i FLAPPER PANNY SAYS: SCRANTON ELKS TO RESUME ACTIVITIES FIRST INSTITUTE OF COMITY CLUBS i Jerome I. Myers at a meeting in the lodge rooms on North Washington avenue. Plans for the annual memorial to be held In December will be discussed together with initial preparations for the Christmas charity fund, fund. Mrs'. J.

I. Reigel, of Irving avenue, Mrs. W. R. Chlsholm, of North TO BE HELD TODAY One of the loveliest and largest affairs given in honor of Miss Mary Fall Plans Will Be Outlined at Meeting Tonight Fall activities for the members of Scranton ledge of Elks will be outlined tonight by Exalted Ruler and daughter, Miss leoa, nave re turned home from Lake Ariel.

Dancing Malarkey's av. Messenger Lynch, whose marriage takes place on Saturday, was a dance given last evening at the Scran ton Country Club by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, of Electric street Dr. and Mrs.

Frank C. Garvey, of Quincy avenue. Philip E. Robinson, son of Mrs. Philip Robinson, of Arthur avenue, left yesterday for New Yok, where he Varied and Interesting Program and Miss Regina Healy.

of Electric street. The club was decorated with will enter uoiumma iaw scnooi. Miss Ruth Brooks, of Jefferson ave nue. returns home today after snend at All Day Session at Century Club aii abundance of palms, Fall flowers in brilliant shades and Autumn intr a few days as the guest of Miss leaves. The guests numbered 150.

Webster avenue, return tomorrow evening from Avon by the Sea, where she spent the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Piatt have returned to their home on Webster aviue, from Madison, where they spent the Summer.

The Misses Esther Jones, Marie Lawless, of New York, and Helen J. McGibney, of Binghamton, have returned to their homes, after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Dailey Richmont street. Mrs. Charles Rose, of Little Rock, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Fitzgerald, of Madison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan H. Wilson.

Dorothv LathroD. in Dalton. The members of the Century Club will be hostesses today at the first Norman L. Daly. of Grandview Prior to the dance, Mr.

and Mrs. street, leaves today for Philadelphia, New York. Philadelnhia and Atlan wuuam J. Fitzgerald, of Madison avenue. Dunmore.

entertained at a where he will enter nis last year at institute of the Lackawanna county Federation of Women's Clubs, when Mrs. John B. Hamme, of York, the state president will be present. There the Hahnemann Medical School. buffet suDner narty in honor of Miss tic City.

Upon their return they will be at home at 1506 Schlager Mrs. Charles W. Tanner and son. of Pittsburgh, arrived Saturday to be 1 1 MIIWT I boulevard. The bride was employed in the of flee of the Scranton Railway Com the guests of professor ana Mrs.

e. Jmartr will be morning and afternoon sessions to which all members of the federated clubs in the county are invited. The afternoon program will be A. Cruttenden, of soutn Main ave pany. Mr.

Vanston is engaged in the nue. Elf rick Martin, of Edna avenue; has floral business in West scranton. 0 0 0 of 240 Colfax avenue, are visiting Mrs. Brevard E. Harris, in Concord, opened at 2 o'clock with the "Mikado," Women's Wear Lynch and her fiance, Dr.

Edward P. Ward. A color scheme of yellow and blue was carried out in the decorative scheme about the rooms and on the supper table. Thirty guescs were present. ooa A wedding of interest took place last evening, in the Zion Lutheran chapel, Mifflin avenue, when Miss Ionise Haussman, daughter of Mi.

and Mrs. Adolph Haussman, of 1359 Wyoming avenue, was united in marriage to Herbert Robert Hug, son oi N. returned home after a few days at Colgate. Mrs. Frank McCann, of Jefferson avenue, is recovering from a slight The marriage of Miss Cora An thonv.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil nro. u. mt.

orr. 1,27 BY NC SFRVtrt. INC liam Anthony, of 138 South Garfield avenue, and Frank Winters, of Ran 6 in sketch form, by Jeanne Samter Heinz, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Cadwallader Evans at the piano. Mrs.

Heinz and Mrs. Evans have just returned from New York, where they went to see the revival of the Mikado by Winthrop Ames. This promises to be one of the most delightful features illness in the Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Oscar L.Daly, of New York, som tooK place yesterday morn inir in the First Welsh Congregational The only women getting men's nas Been tne guest oi Mrs.

ueorge wages are wives. nnlv nf firnndview street. Church, with Rev. T. J.

James of ficiating. Miss Ruth Wagner, daughter of Professor and Mrs. J. U. Wagner, of Activities MAIN FLOOR EVENT Mr.

and Mrs. Fred J. Hug, of 710 prescott avenue. In the church there The bridesmaid was Miss Fhil of the institute, and will be presented in costume. Hoffman, son of Vt.

E. C. Hoffman, North Irving avenue, entered Elmira of Adams hemina Sykes end the best man was RalDh Winters, a brother of the College recently. The county federation was organ were palms and ferns used in decorating. The church organist, John Navlor.

acconmanied Mrs. France The bride was attired in Ophelia ized a year ago with bridegroom. Miss Mane Bacon, oi oia uidbou street, has resumed her studies at Mrs. E. H.

Beavers, new president shade transparent velvet with pic The wedding march was riayed by Schumann who sang during the arrival of the guests. Rev. August of the Women's Foreign Missionary P. Gleason as president. The purpose of the organization is to forward the interests of the federated clubs of the ture hat of silver lace arid carried Mrs.

Jonn R. Jcnss. Tne cnurcn was SOLEIL society of Elm Park church, has called Fisher officiated. valley lilies; Her maid, Miss Evelyn elaborated decorated with garden flowers. Many relatives and friends an executive board meeting ior Fri county.

Four committees are func I bride was attired in white georgette trimmed in real lace, and R. Herz, was gowned In copper shade tioning and will present programs to witnessed the marriage. day morning at 10 o'clock in the King's Daughters rooms. crepe witn nat oi gold lace and car The ride wore a gown of blue ried fall flowers. Frank J.

Rader.was Mrs. E. A. Fuller, of Dalton. chair georgette with hat to match and The regular meeting of the Ladies' the best man.

man of the citizenshh) training com carried bridal roces. Her maid was er veil oi tune ana lace was neic fri place with a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a showe'r bouquet of roses and valley lilies. The Bridesmaids, Miss Anna Snyder and If! 1 rl Felts After a wedding breakfast at home Temple university. Miss Harriet Haslam, of Clay avenue, is spending some time with Mrs.

W. W. McCulloch, of Clark's Miss Marjorie Rankin, of Clark Summit, who recently returned from Tsinan, China, where she taught English In the Shantung Christian UnU versity, has left to take up a course in educational psychology at Columbia Miss Charlotte Gulick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gulick, of Monroe avenue, has entered Elmira Col lpcrp Mr.

and Mrs. Ben F. Evans and rhtjr Orftce. of Mulberry street, mittee, wil tell of the contest being conducted by several of the clubs and of G. A.

R. circle No. 19, will be held in Memorial hall, Linden street, this evening. There wn'. 6e important the couple left for Montreal and the Tnousand islands.

They reside will outline suggestions for programs on citizenship. Mrs. Norman Brown business. Witt nugi wuic uiviiiu aim Bpij georgette respectively, witii at 1012 River street when thev re will present the work of the home turn to this city. Mr.

Hoffman is an employe of the Hudson Coal Eninhany Branch. Girl's Friendly and school committee. attired in powder blue georgette and carried pink roses. 1 A reception and wedding breakfast was held at the home of the bride's Barents, after which Mr. and Mrs.

Winters left on a wedding trip to New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. ooo Final 'arrangements have been completed for the, card party this Mrs. C. T. Meeker, of Carbondale.

The Better Grade Society held its first meeting of the season in the parish house, Glenburn. Officers were elected as follows: Miss Ruth Lance, members chairman; Mrs. is chairman of the committee on club and county institutes and will present ooo A card party will be conducted Fri have returned from a motor trip to several prominent club women who Raymond Seid, vice members chair day evening at 8:30 o'clock in Mas win discuss the possibilities of insti man: Edith cairns, secretary; Hilda HI. nf i in wwa ux guiu aiiu Wfth slippers to match. Their bou Miets were of gladioli and vividly col fed small flowers.

Betty Haussman, the flower girl, was in a rose pink georgette frock with stockings and slippers harmonizing. She carried a 'basket of roles. The ushers were Walter Applegate, Lewis Smith and Lewis Alexander and the best man was Fred G. Hug, brother of the bridegroom. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents, and later Mr.

and Mrs. Rub left on their wedding trip. tutes ana tneir value. Eckhardt, dues treasurer; Delephine onic Temple, by the adies'. Auxiliary of Coeur De Lion commandery.

Prizes will be awarded those holding high The program publicity committee. evening at the Catholic Daughters' club house, 1006 Linden street, for the benefit of the Mary Knoll Con Kramer, chairman oi publicity. Miss Hilda Eckhardt was elected delegate of which Mrs. Harold C. Squires is scores.

Refreshments will be served Extraordinary Value $R) to the Girls Friendly National con Syracuse, Glen Fans ana. juaice George. Their son, Ben, joined them on the trip at Syracuse. Girard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Smith, who has been seriously ill at his home, 511 Harrison avenue, for the past three weeks, is convalescing. Mr. Smith is a Junior at Central High School; an Eagle Scout onH was nn dutv at the camp at vent, Korea. Players are asked to bring their own cards. Bridge, 500 vention and futieta anniversary in cnairman, is preparing a list of subjects and speakers which will be available to any club.

This committee will present E. K. The committee in "large consists of: Mrs. Clyde Owens, chairman; Mes dames Arthur Evans, Herbert Ellis, Daniel Evans, Fred Farnham, J. A.

and pinochle are to be played starting Boston November 2 to 6. Next Tuesday at 6 p. m. a branch supper will be served in the Parish house. at 8:15 o'clock.

Miss Catherine Da cey is chairman of the affair. They will reside in this city when Ihey return. Frantz, William K. Frew, Herbert Frear, Jesse Franklin, Elmer Fuller, Charles Farnham, Harry Gauthier, Goose Pond as quartermaster. ooo The Fern club will hold its first an Armstrong, secretary of the Better Business Bureau, who will speak briefly on "Safeguarding the Shoppers' Dollar." i A nominating committee, to renort The Ladies' Auxiliary of Melita Out of town guests included: Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Artnur zununernuui, commandery, Knights Templar, held Walter Getts.Walter Hughes, J. F. nual dance on Friday evening in St.

Hale, Frank Hilde'orand, Margaret its monthly meeting in Masonic Temple, yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. of Clark's Summit, announce ine birth of a son, yesterday morning in the Mercy Hospital. Before mar and Mrs. Albert Batt. of Philadelphia, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Minke, Farmingdale. L. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Li Scott, Luther Nauman, Mrs. Henry Gruver, Claudia Gruver and Gertrude" Francis. John's hall, on South Webster avenue and Hickory street. The Varsity Six wiil furnish the music for dancing.

at the Spring institute, will be elected and by laws will be adopted during the business session to follow the address of welcome by Mrs. A. D. Preston, president of the Century Club, John E. Ritter, president, presiding.

After the business session the ladies were entertained with a group of riage MIS. Ziimmernmii who Elizabeth Lunney, of North Bromley ir ii wnnrnfl im 0 0 0 pierics. all of Stroudsourg, ano Mi and Mrs. Isadore Huber, of New irk, N. J.

i 000 aviilce" rvwnrn. of Erie street, W. 0. 1. U.

MMiia Al The members of the F. M. N. club met at the home of Miss Dorothy Hundreds of Newest Styles to Select From in Striking Colors and Smart Trims. Miss Anna Mane Mackin.

daugnter songs by Mrs. John Creider, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Jones, and Harry Miller, accomprlfced by Prof. W. W.

Jones. Mrs. W. H. Brutzman was chairlady of the hostesses and Mrs.

Clayton Webber and Mrs. Harry has returned after spending the past month in Montclair, N. J. Joseph Sproul has been removed to his home on Clay avenue, where he i of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Mackin, of 1206 Bryn Mawr street, became the bride of John J. Judge, of South Main avenue, yesterday morning in St. Anns church. The bride was gowned in white beaded georgette with matching hat and carried roses and valley lilies. Miss Catherine Miller had charge of the musical program.

Many a new gown buckles its way to chic, using as a focal, point some intricate and stunning buckle for the belt drapery or bodice ornament. Wo Specialize In Tonthfnl Models arge, Medium end Small Sizes. is convalescing from an operation performed at the Scranton Private HOSTlitfill The Misses' Pearl Gardner, Mildred Monninger, Edna Osborne and Jean McCormick have returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen, Thousand Islands, Lake Placid and other points in New York State. Russell Widenor Wheeler avenue Alex Clark.of North Irving avenue, sail today from New York HOME OF FRIENDLESS The first Autumn meeting of the Green Ridge W. C.

T. U. was held yesterday at the Home of Friendless and plans made for activities of the coming year. Two portraits of Frances Williard were the gifts of the organization, one donated to the Pennsylvania Oral School and the other to the Home of the Friendless. Officers named' were: Mrs.

Susan Godfrey, president; Mrs. Oliver Arnold, first vice president; Mrs. H. Nador, second vice president; Mrs. Mary Higginson, third vice president; Mrs.

R. H. Dick, secretary, and Mts. Sarah Frisbie, treasurer. Mrs.

Godfrey submitted a report on a party convention held recently in Peck Mackin, the maid, was gowned in pink and carried an armful of delphinium and roses. Attending the liowry, or Sloan avenue. A social session followed the business meeting. Those present were Misses Lauretta Flaherty, Marie Sheridan, Grace Murdock, Catherine Cavanaugh, Margaret Hartnett, Mary Benninger, Rose Gallagher, Evelyn McCormack and Dorothy Lowry: 0 0 0 A wedding vtook place Tuesday in the parsonage of the Suburban Presbyterian church, 930 Richmont street, when Miss Louise Miller, of Throop, was united in marriage to William Magtok, of West Pittston. The ceremony was performed "by Rev.

L. R. Foster, D. in the presence of friends and relatives. ooo Juanita Chapter, O.

E. will hold a card party at Decker's hall, this evening at 8 o'clock. There will be tables for pinochle, bridge and 500. ooo In St. Mar 's church, South Scran bridegroom was Steven Mullarkey.

The counle left on a wedding trip nostess ior tne institute. Mrs. J. E. Sickler.

vice president of the county federation and recording secretary of the state federation, will respond. The morning session will open at 10 o'clock with Miss Emily Wilcox, county president, presidine. Following the commitee reports the chairman of each committee Willi meet the members of her committee for a conference. At 1 o'clock luncheon will be served. PROGRESSIVE CLASS MEETS The regular monthly meeting of the Progressive class of the Bethel Baptist church, was held at the home of Miss Mae Williams.

Solos were rendered by Mrs. David Dayis, Jack Davis and Mrs. Owens.l A violin solo was also given by Thomas Davis. The following were present: Mrs. Leach, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Kelson, Mrs. D.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, Minnie Lord, Margaret Swartz, Mrs. Swartz, Mr. and Thomas Davis, Margaret Jones, Mrs.

Brank, Mrs' Fletcher, Mrs, S. P. Williams, Mr. Owens, Mae Williams, E. Williams, Mrs.

J. H. i to Canada following a breakrast at the Mackin home. They will reside in this city upon their return. 0 0 0 5 Miss Mary Mullin, daughter of Mr on tne 8.

rresiaent ui. cruise around the They will be gone three months. Mrs. Robert J. Simpson, of Hollywood, Is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Weichel, of Harrison avenue. HIJMPHE EY and Mrs. W. J.

Mullin. of Jackson street, and Thomas E. Marshall, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall, of Miss Regina Healey nas returned to her home on Electric street, after Charlston, w.

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Mrs. Charles Connell Webster avenue, is spending a few days in Miss Esther C. Keif, daughter of Mr. rn Mullin. Adv.

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She carried an armful of fall flowers in the red and bronze shades. Her maid was attired in black velvet with silver lace hot, and carried a vari colored bouquet of flowers. A receDtion followed at the Mullin home. Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall will reside on River i 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pryal, cf 439 Salem street, Archbald, have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Agnes Delores, to John nigley Sheehan, which takes place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Thomas Aquinas church, Archbald. There will be a reception at the home of the bride's parents after the ceremony.

1 i 0 0 0 (Mrs. Elizabeth Coppinger, of Vine street, will be hostess at tea at her home in Mt. Pocono on Saturday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. W. Marks, Of, Texas.

ooo Yesterday morning in Holy Cross Jhurch, Miss Irene daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Casey, of Fourth avenue, was united in marriage to Gerald Vanston son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 3.

'Vanston, of North Main avenue. Rev. J. M. Smoulter officiated at the 3eremony and nuptial mass.

Edward May and John Gormley, accompanied Dy Miss Nellie Keegan, organist, sang a group of songs. a Fall flowers in bright shades lnter iiineled with eibotium ferns were 117 Wyoming Ave. We Can Accommodate a Few More Students In Our Evening Classes. Call or Write Mme. Sidonia French School of Beauty Culture Bowman Madison and Linden Eth Fleer Bell 6992 men IPECIAL EVENT FOR TODAY $0.90 .90 DRESSES placed about the sanctuary.

Tne Dnae was gowned in sappnire ue georgette with inserts of velvet lis a matching nat tnmmea a single ostrich feather. She carried an raflral of pernet and premier roses, vf hey lillies and orchids tied in blue The Rose Fashion and Art School Designing, Dressmaking, Water Color, Oil Painting Rose Wilcom 116 Adams Avenue, Scranton REGISTER NOW Phone 9459 nd silver. Her maid of honor. Miss Agnes O'Malley, wore a becoming ibwn of monkey skin shade georgette ind velvet with hat of the same shade arid carried pernet roses, Columbia roses and sweet peas. G.

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