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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1929 The Royal Typewriter not Just a good machine. The new Royal has ten distinct features. 210, Coal Exchange Bldg. Phone 2 3391.

dinner party Monday evening in the Hotel Jennyn by young women employes of the 'business office of The Scranton Times. Yellow and bronze chrysanthemums with matching tapers WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES SOCIAL NEWS formed the centerpiece. Hign scores in cards were held by Mrs. Jack Flynn, Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs.

James Mc Adams, Miss Helen Flanagan, Miss Dr. George Ralguel will give his first lecture at the Century club under Gertrude Maman. Present were: Mrs, Winner of Second Prize i I 5 the auspices of the current events "Slenderize Your Figure" "Little" Women "Tall" Women Coats and Dresses in Smart New Creations. THE WOMANS SHOP 532 SPRUCE STREET department of which Mrs. J.

M. Wain wrleht is chairman, tomorrow after Joseph Duffy, Mrs. James McAdams, Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs. Jack Flynn, Misses Alice Gannon, Helen Flanagan, Rita Banks, Josle Coggins, Frances Boland.

Jennie Murphy, Mary Flana noon at 3 o'clock. Dr. Raiguel, who is perhaps the most popular of the current events lecturers who come to the club, Is a specialist on world affairs and is in constant touch by travel and correspondence with all gan. Margaret Noone, and Gertrude A banquet in the crystal ballrom of Hotel Casey this evening will be the opening event on the program of the biennial conference of northeastern district of Pennsylvania congress of Paret Teacher associations to be held here tomorrow and Friday. Mrs.

Clay A. Stiles is chairman of the banquet committee, and, Mrs. Edwin W. Oearhart and Mrs. William E.

Bright are chairmen of the program committee. Mrs. Norman R. Brown, president of N. E.

district, will preside, and there will be a musical program; addresses by Mrs. A. H. Reeves, chairman of the International Federation of Home and School; Dwight W. Weist, secretary treasurer, Scranton Federation Parent Teacher association; Thomas Francis, county superintendent of schools; Mrs.

E. Kiernan, honorary state president of the association, and Prof. John H. Dyer, Mangan. ooo parts of the world.

He has Just re turned from a travel tour taken for Miss Eleanor Post, Dorothy street, gave a masquerade party in her home on Monday evening. Mrs. Anna Post and Mrs. Thomas Jones assisted. Refreshments were served following the purpose of securing Information games and dances.

Present were: superintendent schools. i Misses Nellie Janulaltis, Julis Kozak, Stella Kozak, Mary Krullsky, Anna and for investigation. He presents to his audiences both sides of a question, thus enabling them to form their own opinions. Dr. Raiguel feels that this is a very critical time in American history, and it Is most important that the people of the United States should 0 0 0 Well over 150 members of the drill Krulisky, Sophia Ternovicz, Stella Grupsky, Olga Tiehl, Anna Gluck, You May Have the Garment Modeled at the Fitting Rooms KATHERINE THE SLENDERIZING CORSET MRS.

CHAS. MILES District Manager Phone 3 1314 Rooms 40B 410 404 Select Meyer Bide Furniture Bldg. Public Square Scranton Wilkes Barre Teachers Honor Irene Alllck. Matilda Medallsk, Mar corps of Mellta Commanaery, no. hb Knights Templer, with their wives, motored to Factor.vville last evening: garet Thompson; Messrs: Steve Rus ber of Commerce building Monday evening, the program on the 1 of Joyce Kilmer, Aline Kilmer and Anna Hempstead Branch was in charge of Mrs, H.

D. Richardson. Mrs. S. C.

Scholey spoke on the activities of the Community Chest and Mrs. George Haak presented circulars in favor of the voting machine. Mrs. C. R.

Seem gave a resume of the lecture by Bruce Carpenter on modern drama, after which followed a general discussion on the possibility of studying modern drama next year, since the study of modern poetry is concluded this year. The president, Mrs. Stetter, appointed Miss Gretchen Houser, Mrs. C. R.

Seem, and Mrs. Willis Jones to act as nominating committee. Nurses Hold Party Students of the Taylor Hospisal Nurses' Training school were hostesses at a masquerade Hallowe'en party Monday night at the nurses' home. Dancing and other fesltvities were en Joyed and a luncheon was served. a (Political Adv.) A mining engineer is the right man' to handle the Mine Cave Problem.

Vote Derby for Mayor and the Straight Republican Ticket. FOOTBALL SHAPE Some of the new bags are of the half football shape, with straight tops. The closings are apt to be original. One is a four leaf clover in silver. be tnorougniy informed on world sub' jects, both at home and abroad.

The Woman's Home Missionary so where a dinner dance was held in the now Masonic hall in that place. A nok, John Husnok, John Tronko, Frank Alllck, Alex Alllck, Wesley Buck. Joseph Motell. Frank Krutlls, Thomas Francis clety of Elm Park church will have its monthly meeting on Friday after Philip Galuccl, Michael Decanty, Steve large' number of the Factoryville met bers were also in attendance. 0 0 0 Kosnosky, Tnomas oumoo, uasweu Jones, Nelson Nichols, and Anthony Zerambo.

The dance to have been given this ivenlnB at the Scranton country ciud Rising Vote of Thanks Given To County Superintendent; Officers Elected lias been postponed on account of so many of the members being unable to attend. Announcement 01 me new Personals date set will be made later. 0 0 0 A luncheon will be held in the ball mom of Hotel Jermvn tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'ciock in tne parsonage. Mrs. H.

H. Bushnell, president, will preside, and Mrs. O. R. Clark, conference president, will outline the jubilee plans announced at the recent national meeting.

Miss Saidee Estelle Kaiser will give vocal selections, and Miss May A. Emory will lead the devotions. Mrs. G. F.

Reynolds is chairman of the hos tell committee. The Womans' guild and auxiliary of St. Luke's church, will meet in the parish house Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Harold Conrad, assisted by Leon Verrees will give a group of songs.

There will also be a reading, and a sale of Chinese goods most suit Kenneth Baker, principal of the Madlsonvllle township schools, was elected president of the Lackawanna County branch of the Pennsylvania noon by Duninore public school Two OiilstgEitlaiig Values Mrs. R. G. Brooks, Monroe ave teachers. 0 0 0 The muslcale to be held for the Ladies' of A.

R. at the home of Mrs. Llbbie Coslett, Bundle avenue, Saturday evening, has been Indefl nltely postponed. ooo able for Christmas gifts. The hostess committee will serve tea.

A meetine of unusual interest was This evening in Leonard's hall Division No. 2 of the auxiliary of the A. O. H. will hold a card party.

Players are asked to bring their own nue, is in New York, stopping at the Roosevelt hotel. Mr. and Mrs. G. O.

Sharps, Miss Kathryn Sharps, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Pierce, Madison avenue, have returned from Newark, where they spent the past few days with Mrs. A.

L. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. George B.

Jermyn, North Webster avenue, are entertaining Walter M. Jermyn, Oswego, N. Y. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas Sossong, 916 East Elm street, a daughter at home, Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Allen, and Mr.

and Mrs. Vaughan H. Wilson, have returned to their homes in this city from New Haven, where they witnessed the Yale Army game. Mr. and Mrs.

D. Boulton Musser, Clay avenue, have been entertaining cards. Prizes win oe given me winners and refreshments will be served, mv. Marearet Haeeertv. the chair "The riace To Get the Best" Shampoo and Wave For $1.00 RAY'S BEAUTY PARLOR By Experienced Operators 1309 Mulberry Phone 3 9974 man of arrangements, Is being assisted held Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce building by the Scranton club of Applied Psychology when the speaker was Miss Katherine Brownell mental hygiene supervisor, who gave an address on "Every day Uses of Mental Hygiene." There was a large audience.

Miss Brownell received her A. B. and M. S. 6.

degrees at Smith college. She was formerly associated with the Child by Mrs. Jerome Ruddy, Mrs. t. Christie, Mrs.

Agnes McAloon, Mrs. M. Thomas, Mrs. John Carrie, Mrs. M.

Photo 1) Bachrach Pictured above Is Wesley Coates, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. Coates, 1803 Michaels. 0 0 0 i'arr street. He won second prize in the older group at the recent Bachrach salon.

Mr. and Mrs. David Bair, rittsDurgn, for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Brandt, Pitts A delightful Hallowe'en party was held at the home of Miss Jacqueline Schultz, recently. Refreshments were served by the chaperon, Mrs. Bert Morris, following dancing.

The guests were: Misses Ruth Williams. Mary from Atlantic City where they spent the week end. Guidance clinic of St. Paul, and the Outdance bureau, New York. Miss Brownell displayed a broad knowledge and comprehension of her subject.

An open form followed her talk, when many members of the club participated. Miss Gertrude Price presided. The lesson scheduled for burgh, have announced the birth of a son, Monday. The mother was formerly Miss Doris E. Hartman, Birch street, this city.

Miss A. L. Dunning, this city, is Canroion. Mary Mullen. Elizabeth guest at the Dodge hotel, Washing Hawlcv.

Frances Nucera, Mary Crane, ton. D. C. Mr. and Mrs.

ueorge ti. jones, ido Mr. and Mrs. A. noya vosourg, Monday evening of next week will be Elizabeth street, announce the mrtn of a dauehter at home Oct.

25. Mrs. Quincy avenue, expect to attend the Angeline Nucera, Betty Brown, June Francis, Mrs. Robert Lunny; Messrs. Edward Linker, John James, Jack Duffy, Bernard Santienello, Baldwin "Tne Dynamic power or Thoueht Shaw Players With rich mahogany cases, tfhese instruments have just been reconditioned and are as good as new.

Regular Price $850 Present Price $595 20 Rolls and Bench with each. Forty months to pay. Chas. M. StiefF, Inc.

142 Washington Ave. Scranton, Pa. OPEN EVENINGS I Penn Navy game in pnuaaeipma eat' urday. Jones was formerly Miss H. Martha Campbell.

The baby has been named Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason, South Van Buren avenue, announce the PROF. THOMAS FRANCIS an expostllon of changing social and economic system, of changing civilization, and adaptation to these new coditions; how the conventions are disappearing, and the ideal of service is taking its place; a lesson which exalts the Ideal of service. birth of a daughter in the Mercy has Carrie L.

De Wilde Suecessoi to F. L. Crane Choice Selection Caraculs Beaver Coats 324 Lackawanna Ave. Second Floor Elevator Service pital. Mr.

Gleason Is the proprietor of Gleason Bros, stove company, West Hams were the players in the third group appearing on the recital. There were twelve piano soloists on the program ranging from young students to the most advanced. Those playing a piano solo included Billy Carty, Americo Andrade, Doris La fontaine, Lillian Whitaker, Anna Bus caskas, Jane Matthews, Frederick Bonncrt, Tillie Sapoznlk, Maurice Joseph, Luree Ackerly, and Clifton Brecht of the faculty. The violin department was represented by five violin students; namely, Arthur Plasecke, Joseph Tarale, Alexander Baranik, Adam Topperfi and Miss Dora Capwell. Miss Helen Fuller, Miss Olwen Morgan, and Miss Caroline Stelnecke, sopranos, were voice students heard last ev ne ing.

last evening. Sour milk will remove rust stains from white fabrics. Soak in the milk, then rinse in clear water before using soap. State Educational association at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon In the Central High school. Lackawanna avenue.

Walter I. Tavlor. Greenfield town All garments for the Needlework Mr. and Mrs. Irving Land, 952 North Webster avenue, announce the birth ship, and M.

R. McDonald. Clifton of a daughter in the Hahnemann hos township, were re elected secretary and treasurer, respectively. Miss Eethel Loke, orincpal of the Elmhurst schools, and Thomas Francis, county superintendent, were named delegates to the pital, Oct. 26.

Conservatory Students guild which are to be donated by the Sisterhood of Temple Israel must be sent to the respective directors by the end of this week. These garments will be exhibited in the Century club on Monday, November 4 from 3 to 5 o'clock. The Sisterhood is cordially Invited. state convention of the P. S.

E. A. at Present Weekly Recital New Castle in December. Ross, Vincent Fiscnercio, ana Jerome Parker. 0 0 0 A Hallowe'en party was held recently at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Tallie Brace, Fulton street. Games, music, and refreshments featured the evening. In attendence were: Misses Ophelia Danella, Margaret Jenkins, Alice Sheridan, Anna Barrett, Thelma Beddoe, Catherine Beddoe, Elizabeth White, Anna Sinkis, Evelyn Hawley, Dolores Brace: Messrs. Eugene Mc Hale, Frank Norton, Edgar Pudgh, Jack Foley, Francis Shields, Thomas Walsh, Joseph Hawley, Leo Moran, and Thomas Brace.

ooo Honoring Miss Rose Coyle, a bride elect, the Misses Kathleen Oilbride, Helen Buckley, and Jule Burns entertained recently at cards. Blue and yellow were the colors used In decorating the table. The guests were: Misses Frances and Helen Kelly, Mary Coyle, Kahleen Brown, Mary Coyne, Anna Gilbride, Mrs. John Dunbar, Mrs. H.

J. Coyle, and Mrs. F. P. Mansuy.

0 0 0 Mrs. George Knight and Mrs. Wil For his service to the teachers under Students of the Scranton Conserva tory of Music, Professor Alfred Pen Marion Jean. Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Bissell, Electric street, have returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs.

Hanley M. Joyce, have motored to New York for the week. They are stopping at the President. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Vaughn Risley, Woodbury, N. a daughter, Monday. Mrs. Risely, before her marriage was Miss Dora B.

Wilson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson, Moscow.

Edgar A. Collins, this city, and William Van Kirk, Pittsburgh, both stu dentes at Lehigh university, were week end guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Collins, Columbus street. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burnett, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Smith, and Mrs. Asher Kirkendale, this city, have been visit iSg the Rev. and Mrs. Webster, Dallas, and the Rev. and Mrs.

Corkwell, Luzerne. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Young, Lackawanna avenue, have returned home on the Bremen, from a European trip. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Walker, Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Hitchcock, and Mrs. W. L.

Houck, this city, have returned At the meetlnsr of the Scranton ningnam, director, appeared in one of the weekly recitals last evening in Delphian chapter held in the Cham his Jurisdiction during the past three years, Mr. Francis was given a rising vote of thanks by the county body. Record of the vote was embodied in the minutes. conservatory nail, 802 Mulberry street, xnere was a large audience. Some of the younger students at the Conservatory represented the class work done at the institution, there being four classes of four players, each at a separate piano.

The first class included Helen Getts, Gladys Neureuter, Marlon shiffman, and Mary Casey, after which Mr. and Mrs. Carroll left for Canada. They will reside In New York, where the bridegroom is employed. Mrs.

Carroll was employed as inspector by the Dela wanna Silk company. Starting Today at The Heinz Store Jr. Miss Coat Week! wnite. Tne second class was com' prised of Americo Andrade, Donald Hardenbergh, Betty Lewis, and Erma ooo Mrs. James Lynott, who was re Schmider.

Joseph Igoe, Virginia cently married, was given a bridge Morris, Jack Owens, and Ann Wil liam McCrane, entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Knight, 1804 Brock avenue, for the benefit of the Holy Rosary convent improvement fund. The usual games were played A hMmmd Coals ana a prize was awarded to tne win tvorth Yt ners at each table. 0 0 0 our moneu Mrs. W.

W. Edgerly will hold a card party for the benefit of Annette chapter, O. E. S. No.

10, In the Engineers' clubhouse this afternoon. Bridge and pinochle will be played starting at 2:15 o'clock. All members are cordially in For Junior Misses Sizes 13 to 17 at only vited to auena. ooo The Epworth league of the Peck vine m. e.

cnurcn win noid a Hallo we'en social on Friday evening of this ween. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Kearney 2920 icaar avenue announce tne approaching marriage of thete daughter Bea, to William J. Clark, Pittston. The ceremony will take place in St. Joseph's church on Thanksgiving day. Miss Kearney has chosen Miss Ann Laf fey as her only attendant.

Mr. Clark will have Joseph Evans as best man. Honoring Miss Kearney many pre nuptlal events will be given. On Oct. 31, Miss Alice Toole will entertain at a towel shower.

Nov. 17, Miss Claire Casey will entertain at a variety shower. Nov. 9, Mtss Kathleen Driscoll will entertain at bridge. Nov.

16, Miss Helen vernal will entertain at a buffet su Drier, Nov. 17, Mrs. Thomas Kearney will entertain at bridge. Nov. 19, Misses Mae and Margaret Kearney will entertain for their sister at home.

Nov. 23, Miss Kearney's club will entertain at Hotel Casey. Nov. 25, Miss Ann Laffey will entertain at a bridge luncheon. Nov, 26, Mrs.

John Kearney will entertain at tne uietrick. The Good Wil club of the Williams What a dollar av week will buy ELECtrically The purchasing power of the dollar has declined materially except when you buy electricity. ELEC gives you more of his services to day than you could buy before the war for the same expenditure. This tireless servant will light the whole house wash the clothes and iron them do the houseclean ing make toast and waffles and coffee for a family of four and it only costs a dollar a week. 1 What other servant would do as much for ten times his wage? Electricity to ServeYou ice cream company, held its annual Manowe en masquerade dance and en tertainment at the Waverly Com' 1 munity house last night and from every viewpoint It was one of the most enjoyable affairs ever conducted by this fa I live wire organization.

Many very novel and original stunts were staged and the entire evening's program was full of the sparkle of real Hallowe'en fun. The attendance was uncommonly large which further testi. fied to the ever increasing popularity NeiV CoatS which were Specially Purchased from some of our best makers to which we have added many of our higher priced coats taken from regular stock. Styles include most any model you might ask for straightline and princess, side flares and all around flares, fur collars, fur cuffs or plain cuffs. Coats for dress or sports wear.

Materials Handsome Broadcloths, rich Suede cloths and sportsy Tweeds. AH beautifully lined and displaying the highest type of skillful tailoring. All new colors. Furs of excellent quality and smart Fashion Rightness, including, Canadian Wolf, Manchurian Wolf, Lapin, French Beaver and Caracul. Luxuriously modeled.

Vallie Many of these coats are from our regular stock of $49.50 coats others were specially pur oi tne uooa wiu ciud. 0 0 0 Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock in St. Patrick's church. Miss Rose Van Eton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Vanston, Filmore avenue, and John F. Carroll, Union City, N. son of Mrs. Catherine Carroll, St. Ann's street, were united In marriage by the Rev.

James Flynn. The bride was attractive In independence blue velvet with touches of A well illuminated average home for the entire week 57c An electric percolator uied 15 minutes each day 8c silver. Her hat matched and she car rled prayer book and shower of A vacuum cleaner tiaed hours during the week An electric totiter uted 19 minutes each day An electric waihing machine uied 3 hour during the week 5c: vauey lines. Her maid, Miss Margaret Shea, was gowned In gray and also had a prayer book and shower of roses. Albert Carroll was the best man.

Breakfast followed at the Hotel An electric waffle iron used 15 minutes each day I oc i An electric Iron used a bow during the week IOC TOTAL ll.Ooj A Week! i chased for this event at price con cessions. The Heinz Store MtiHNS aQ Jin I THE SCRANTON ELECTRIC COMPANY 509 Linden Street 4.