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St. Fashion Show Mrs. Renzo Girotti (right) chairman of rfie fashion show presented for St. Ann's Athletic Association Auxiliary, Bristol, chats with the models for the affair who are (left to right) Ann Deon, Eva Steven Ciotti, Bella Stephens and Nancy Vogt. Holiday Fashions Are Modeled At St.

Ann's Auxiliary Show A parade of sophisticated and the kitchen committee. Mrs. Lou-iby MignonJ. Club members baked casual holiday fashions Galzerano was in charge of: and donated cakes for the af- modeled at a Fashion Show Miss Joan Nevins, Society the members of the St. Favors of candies were sup- Editor for the Bristol Courier Athletic Association Auxiliary by Galzerano's; the floral Levittown Times was the 'cently at the club home on by Livingni; for the show, street in Bristol.

More than 70 i 1 1 women attended the affair. Fashions, supplied by the French Shop. Mill street, Bristol, were modeled by Bella Stephens, Ann Deon, Eva Steven Ciotti, and Nancy Vogt. Ann Galizia Rago, of the French Shop, directed the fashion show models and the entire affair was under the chairmanship of Mrs. Renzo Girotti of the Auxiliary.

Girotti was assisted by! the following women; Mrs. Vir- £d2ar ginia Costantini, Mrs. Pauline Dockter-Bucknum Nuptials Held The Holy Trinity Church, Sudol, Trenton, wore a pale blue risville, was the scene of thej ballerina length gown and car- marriage of Miss Barbara Dock-Lied ink wWl biue ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dockter, Yardley, Mr.

Walter Bucknum, son of Mr. Mr. R. Elwood Bucknum. Capnotti and rs.

'I Joseph Bucknum, 402 South brother of the groom was best assisting with fashions; avenue, Morris- man. Mrs. Louis Sassi, Mrs- Clarence on Satur()ay a I Schnber, Mrs. Nettie Joseph DoughertJ, officia. Women Plan Trip Proceeds amounting to $95 vere announced from the recent 3ake Sale of the Society of Christian Service of the "airless Hills Methodist Church it the regular meeting me educational building of the Church.

Mrs. Clair Brown 'd on the Sale. Mrs. Harrison Dow opened the neeting and devotions were led )y Mrs. Kenneth Armour vith Mrs.

John Guarino at the A bus trip to the United Na- ions Building in New York City being planned by the Society or December 3. Mrs. Harry klikesell is in charge of reserva- ions. A bus will leave from ralLsington at 8:45 a.m. on Dec.

Deadline for reservations is to- lay. The cost of the trip is $5.75. The women agreed to send $5 or postage for clothing to be sent tverseas. The Church Nursery will func- ion under the direction of Mrs. )avid Logan and Mrs.

Charles An informative discussion of U.N. A Good presented by members of the Yardley-Morrisville League of Women Voters. Mrs. Maurice Trimmer who is United Nations chairman introduced her panel who in turn presented a different phase of the United Nations. Panelists were: Mrs.

Evans Healy, Mrs. Samuel Snipes and Mrs. Sydney Cadwallader. A special invitation was extended to families to attend the December meeting. Rev.

A. C. Braun, pastor of the St. Pauls Methodist Church, Trenton, will tell about his visit to the Holy Land, Dec. 11 in the sanctuary.

are asked to bring an unwrapped toy that will be taken to the orphanage for Christmas. Refreshments were served from appropriately set tables with many flags of the countries of the United Nations. Mrs. Harry Packer, Mrs. Emil Brenner, and Mrs.

John Guarino were hostesses. Newlyweds Mr. ancUMrs. Robert Stulman, who were married October 28, took a honeymoon trip to Florida. They are residing in Bayonne, N.

J. The bride is the former Miss Joan Bloomberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morton L. Bloomberg, of Levittown.

Penndel Auxiliary Sets Party Plans WSCS Slates Bazaar The Society of Christian Service of the Wilkinson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Croydon, was entertained at the home of their new pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dewees, in Norristown, on Monday evening. Twenty two women made the trip by bus, including a new member, Mrs. Herb, Croydon Acres.

A business meeting was held, preceded by devotions led by Mrs. Irene Ramus. Plans for the Christmas bazaar, to be held in the church hall on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, were discussed.

A snack bar will be open both nights. Potato salad, hot dogs and hamburgers and other items will be on sale for dining at the bazaar or boxed for taking home. The hours will be 6 to 10 p.m. on Friday evening and 4 to 9 p.m. on Saturday evening Merchandise will be on sale at several booths for Christmas.

On December 17, the organization will have its annual Christmas supper followed by a candle lighting service and a Christmas play. Mrs. Isabella Rice is chairlady. It was decided to give the proceeds of the bazaar to the trustees for payment of a repair note. Christmas baskets will be given to two needy families of the community.

Hostesses Faith Ehrler, Florence Winchester, Mrs. George Zehner, and Peg Reed provided refreshments along with the wife, Mrs. Dewees. and Miss Eleanor Perrone, of' Den Mothers Meet In Newportville ted. The bride, given in marriage bv her father, wore a white lace The bride's mother chose a blue lace street length dress for the wedding.

A reception took place at Land- Bridal Shower In Quincy Hollow Miss Doris Jane Lahnaman, of be heId 18' at the Clementon, N.J. was the guest Cottage, N.J., at a meeting re- of honor at a surprise bridal cently, at the Post Home, Hulme shower Monday at the home of ville and Dehaven avenues, Penn' Mrs. Robert H. Jones, of 36 Lgj Quarter Turn road, East, Quincy American Legion auxiliary, also asked that donations to Val- Unit 436, Penndel, For8e Vterans V. A.

hospital, plans for a Christmas party t0 pMadelphia; Leach Farm hospital, Coatesville Veterans hospit- ,1 i ii ic.n wehrs, Trenton following the ballerina length gown. Her T. Den Business and pearl headpiece featured a ceremony. The newly weds plan of Cub Scouts 75, of Penndel was shoulder length veil. She carried orchids and stephanot.s.

(o The maid of honor. Miss Gloria held recently at the home of Mrs. Alvin Bickle, Newportville. Those attending were, Mrs. George Kitts, Mrs.

Charles Crav-i Square Dance Set en, Mrs. Conse Solvay, Mrs. Rob- ert Murray, Mrs. Edward Wolfe, By Church bociety Mrs- Paul Mucklow and Mrs Howard Bailey of Penndel. The bride attended Villa Victoria academy, Trenton and Drexel Institute, Philadelphia- The groom is a graduate of Morrisville High School and is now The Levittown Relief Society of senjor year at Church of the Later temple University.

the Saints Church, will sponsor a square dance for the building fund at the Fairless Hills muni Center on December 8 at Card Party Slated Tonight In Bristol The Ladles Auxiliary of the g. 30 tnchor Yacht Club. Bristol, wH' (t sponsor a card party tonight 8:30 p.m., in the Club House, street, Bristol. Mrs. Henry Streeper is chairman for the affair.

Prizes will be awarded. Hollow, Levittown. Guests were Mrs. Hulme. Mrs.

Kate Barton, Mrs. Fred Lahna- man, and family, Miss Carol Turner, Rita Dutton, Sara Keckler, Mrs. Charles Keckler, Mrs. Raymond Leary, Mrs. Isabelle Schlatzer, Mrs.

Robert H. Jones, Eliza Jones, and Mrs. Robert W. Jones. The meeting was called to order by president, Mrs.

Frank Nevin. Minutes were read by secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Vail. The treasurer, Mrs. William Kohler, read her report.

Mrs. Thomas Fredericks, rehabilitation chairman, reported that 20 Christmas shoe boxes have been filled and wrapped to sent to the Valley Forge Veterans Hospital and the V.A. Hospital, Philadelphia. She B. H.

Club Meets In Croydon Pennfield Board Meets Wednesday The executive board of the Pennfield Club will Bus Trip Set By Juniper Hill Club The executive board meeting of tiie Juniper Hill Club INTRODUCING Weil known Hair Stylist in Bucks County Now With Budget Waves 495 complete and up ST 8-6313 CARLO BEAUTICIANS INC. 106 Route 13 Bath St. Levittown took place Monday meet Wednesday at 7:30 pmat, Mrs the home of Mrs. Mary Michalo- president, vicz, Newport road, Pennfield. President Anna Mae LIszevv-1 ski will preside.

YOUTH RALLY The Young People of the Wilkinson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, Croydon, at- and women who are interest- The Fun and Fortune label saving contest was discussed- The Fun and Fortune premium plan has been adopted and women will save labels for the project. A bowling league was discuss- tended the Youth Rally at the e(j jn joining this group can con- Bensalem Methodist Church re- tact Mrs. Betty Biehl. The Croydon group was awarded first prize for their display of food in the food fair. On the committee were John i Me Gann, Alma Parell.

Kenneth I Reel, Raymond Clark. Mrs. Harold Rowe, also attended. Few things look hotter than straggly hair. Short hair, chignons and hair pulled on top of the head and off the neck always look cool, but most important is a clean, well-brushed look.

Oily! hair makes one look hot. The B.H. Club was entertained on Monday evening by Mrs. Frank Schnepp at her home on Upper Washington avenue, Croydon. A Thanksgiving theme was used for the table setting.

Several birthday and anniversary pollyanna gifts were exchanged. Those attending were Mrs. Robert Schrey, Mrs. Aloysius Liti, the Langhorne Country Club will Leonard Schaub, Mrs. El feature the music of the Owls.

Mrs. Nancy Bush was co-chairman of sale of Christmas cards and assisted the chairman, Mrs- Ruth Hines. The sale was a success. Mrs. Jane Aires will head the, drive for the Library Fund in Moose Chapter mer Miller, Mrs.

Charles Kreuger, Mrs. G. Strine. Mrs. Paul Schnepp.

Next month the club will hold its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Albert Younginger. al and the Perry Point Veterans hospital, Maryland, be raised to $3. Donations of $5 each will be sent to the Muscular Dystrophy Fund, Penndel; Christmas Package Fund, V.A. Hospital Gift Shop and to the ninth district Christmas party to held Dec.

16, at the Valley Forge hospital. Mrs. William Kohler, child welfare chairman, asked that the women send get well cards to Jimmy Smith, Penndel. who is a patient in the University of Pennsylvania hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs.

Thomas Ferrell and Mrs. Frank Skinner have completed their course with the Red Cross Disaster Canteen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Thomas Ferrell and Mrs. Charles Harvey following the meeting.

A Joint meeting of the Senior and junior auxiliary will take place Dec. 14, at the Post Home, at which time the Junior Auxiliary will hold its Christmas party. LBC Nurses Association Has Meeting Mrs. Louise Kutney presented a resume of the Lower Bucks County Registered Nurses Association assistance in the Civil Defense program at the regular meeting at the Fairless View School. President Mary Sabol presided at the meeting.

A demonstration of hair atyjing and a talk on hair care was pre sented by Louis Pirri, of Bristol Models for his demonstration were Yolanda Valponi and Mary Roche. The models wore fashions from the Brogan Dress Shop in Bristol. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. The next meeting December 17 will feature a Christmas party. The Junior auxiliary held a meeting Nov.

12, at the Post Home. Miss Kathleen McLoughlin, new elected president, presided. The group helped to fill Christmas boxes which will be sent to the veterans hospKals by the Senior auxiliary. Naturally Marion E. Whipps PHOTOGRAPHY 238-40 Mill Bristol Phone ST 8-4736 A New York Bus Trip is planned by the club.

The cost of the trip has been arranged so that the women can pay on the installment plan. The cost will be approximately $11 and will include transportation, theater, and din-! ner. A minimum deposit of $4.25 must be paid by Dec. 3, the next regular meeting night. Thei trip is set for April 27.

Santa Claus will visit the children of Juniper Hill on a firej on December 15 at 1 p.m.I The Sweetheart Ball Feb. 16 at' Juniper Hill. The judges were selected for the contest for Christmas House decorations. Club members have been asked to bring a 50 cent wrapped pollyanna gift to the Dec. 3 meeting at the Samuel Everitt school, in Levittown, at 8:15 p.m.

Sets Holiday Party Bristol Chapter 763, Women of the Moose, will sponsor a Christmas party Dec. at the Moose Home, Radcliffe street, Bristol. All reservations must be in oy Nov. 27, the next regular meeting night. The new dresses with plunging backs require bras or foundations to match.

So. when you shop for the dress, shop for the underpinnings, too. Infants Baptised In Eddington The sacrament of baptism was administered to several children by Rev. Donald E. May at the Eddington Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning.

They were Arlene Edith, Nan cy Jo and Wrendy Mae Baldwin, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin of Terrace and Ohio avenues, Bristol Township; Gary Walter and Glenn George Maucher, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maucher of 129 Birch drive, Levittown; Dawn Marie Stephens, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Stephens of 3507 Llanberis avenue, West Bristol; Donna Gail Whitney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Whitney of 1124 Lowell avenue, 'alusia.

Miss Caro-e Lou daughter of Mr. and Charles G. Hughes, 262 Osborne avenue, Morrisville, whose engagement to Robert J. Aiishouse, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert house, 453 McKinley street, Morrisville, has been announced by her parents. The couple are graduates of Morrisville High School. Miss Hughes, this year's "Miss is employed at the Morrisvillt Bank. Mr. Aiishouse serving with the U.S.

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