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24 THE MONTCLAIR TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959 SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST 'Paris' Bridge Plans Are Told George Inness A. to Sponsor Event. A I gay 'Evening In Paris" bridge party is planned for the night of April 9 by the George Inness Junior High School A. Mrs. Thomas Robertson, chairman, has announced her committee as follows: decorations, Mrs.

William Bruett and Mrs. Robert Thornally; tickets, Mrs. Kirk Usher; entertainment, Mrs. Charles Gidley; hospitality, Mrs. George Hathaway publicity, Mrs.

George Alenson; table prizes, Mrs. Colton Tuttle; tables, Mrs. Wayne Kephart and Mrs. Donald Johnston; bake sale, Mrs. Kenneth Fritts.

Charles Edgerton, principal of George Inness; Mrs. Burt Ressler, president of the Mrs. George shaw, chairman of the ways and means committee, and Mrs. John C. Cushman will act in an advisory capacity.

Tickets will be mailed to all George Inness parents and faculty, plus parents who will have children entering the PORTRAITS For that special Easter gift and thought A Portrait of Yourself or Loved One In Oil $350.00 up In Pastel $150.00 up Charcoal, Pencil, Conte Crayon, etc. $50.00 up Preferably from -Also from Photograph JOSEPH R. Artist since 1920 Phone for appointment New York-200 West 40th Chickering 4-2282 Newark-850 Broad Street Market 3-5148 Residence-52 Christopher Montclair, N. J. PI 6-6031 PI 6-6242 ZU Ct REMOVES ZUD RUST STAINS RUST from BATHTUBS SINKS STAINS.

bottoms of COPPER POTS 1. BATHTUBS am TILE FLOORS METALS COPPER 4 POTS TEE FLOORS AUTO AUTO BUMPERS ITALS ALUMINUM Guaranteed by STORM WINDOWS Good Housekeeping FREE SAMPLE ZUO IS SOLD Give names of your dealers. AT GROCERS, RUSTAIN PRODUCTS HARDWARE, DEPT. FAIRLAWN, NEW JERSEY 10 CENT STORES This Much Linen Is Amount Used by One Patient COMMUNITY HOSPITAL HOSPITAL COMMUNITY project of the hospital, showed Commun- by a patient the minds hospital. Mrs.

center, and man of the when Mrs. ways and means aide at the Photo.) them the amount required during an average stay the Hardman is program chairauxiliary and Mrs. Barrows is chairman. (Ed Kamper 'Linens Unlimited' Is 1959 Project Of Community Hospital Auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of Montclair Hospital will meet tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the Recreation Room of the hospital to discuss its 1959 project, "Linens Unlimited." Members and their friends will be guests of the board for a sandwich luncheon, and will meet Mrs. Robert B.

Raithel, new chairman of the Hospitality Shop, and members of the board of directors of the auxiliary. The linens used by each patient who remains in the hospital for 6.26 days, the average length of stay for 1958, include four ether blankets, one wool blanket, sheets, eighteen draw sheets, twelve pillow cases, six Turkish towels, six face towels, ten wash cloths, twelve patient gowns and eight spreads. The amount can be doubled or tripled by someone who is seriously ill. For an operative or obstetric case, the hospital also uses two 'April in Paris' Theme For Dance on April 11 An atmosphere of "April in Paris" will highlight the annual dinner dance of the Women's Club of Glen Ridge to be held on Saturday evening, April 11. The cocktail hour from 6:30 to 7:30 will be followed by a dinner, and dancing to 12:30 A.M.

to music provided by Johnny Almquist's orchestra. Entertainment will be provided. The dance is sponsored by the ways and means committee of which Mrs. J. Russell McShane is chairman.

Mrs. Lars Been and her committee will have charge of decorations. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Robert Caverly, Pilgrim 4-0329, or at the club office. Skidmore Alumnae Plan Hat Fashion Show The Skidmore College Alumnae Club will hold a luncheon and hat fashion show at B.

Altman Short Hills, tomorrow at 1 P.M. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Robert A. Enslee and William H. Campbell of Madison, co-chairmen.

Models for the show will be Skidmore alumnae and will include Mrs. Richard V. Berry of Verona. Were mighty proud of Ruth Porters cooking! The Leorgian, RESTAURANT Cosy and Intimate Something New BROASTED CHICKEN For the first time, in Montelair you can order this savery new dish with dinner or to take out. Call Ruth Porter for particulars Pilgrim 6-7156 Luncheon Daily Monday thru Friday 11:30 A.M.

to 2 P.M. Dinner- -Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings from 5:30 to 8:00 o'clock For Rooms and Apartments -Day, Week, Month or Year PI 6-0431 PI 4-5039 333 Claremont Avenue Montelair. N. J. Pilgrim 6-7156 I Mrs.

Robert G. Hooke Chairman Of Radcliffe Fund's Area Council Mrs. Robert G. Hooke of Highland Upper Montclair, has been named chairof the northern New Jersey Council of the Radcliffe Development Fund, a ten-year drive to raise $10,000,000 for building and endowment purposes at the college. Northern New Jersey shares in the Greater New York goal of 600,000 in 1960 and $2,700,000 in 1965.

Radcliffe has received or been pledged $4,000,000 of its total as of March 5. Associated with Mrs. Hooke is her council of Mrs. Robert Kavesh, Upper Montclair; Mrs. Arnold Lerner, Tenafly; Mrs.

Edward A. Reisen, Summit; Mrs. David S. Roberts, Westfield; Mrs. Eli Sagan, EngleMrs.

Roger A. Barton, Caldwell, president of cliffe Club of New Jersey; Mrs. J. A. Aeschlimann, Montclair, representing parents of Radcliffe students, and Mrs.

Henry Mahncke, Morristown, representing graduate students. The members of this committee, in addition to acting as area chairmen, will assist in the actual soliciting along with the following in the Montclair area: Mrs. John L. Beckley, Miss Ethel Spurr, Mrs. Horace J.

Williams, Montclair; Mrs. John Seidler, Upper Montclair; Mrs. Stephen J. Gilman Bloomfield; Mrs. Kenneth L.

Miller, Glen Ridge; Mrs. Howard A. Wenk, Mountain Lakes; Mrs. John B. Saxe, Newark; Mrs.

David Meyer Satz Orange; Mrs. Harold R. Kough, Pompton Plains, and Mrs. Donald N. Dickerson, Rutherford.

Under the chairmanship of Mrs. Aeschlimann, parents of current and very cent graduates of Radcliffe are assisting in the campaign. Among them is Mrs. Essie Spritzer of Montclair. Junior Chairmen At Easter Dance Anne Marie Caggiano, Sharon M.

Burke. A May wedding is planned. Almquist and his orchestra Traveling the highways of the world are many Cadillac cars that have covered a million miles or more! Most motorists, of course, relinquish ownership before one The standard of the world in tenth of that distance has accumulated. However, it is a constant source of satisfaction to know that a Cadillac could -if you demanded -carry you so far as casily. Durability Why speak not for visit itself your -it's a dealer wonderful and let story the told 1959 in Cadillac silence! Cadillac Miss Anne Marie Caggiano, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Anthony P. Caggiano of 330 Park Upper Montclair, and Miss Sharon Maureen Burke, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. LeonP.

Burke of 76 Lakeside Verona, have been appointed chairman and man, respectively, of the junior committee of debutantes assisting with the Easter dinner April aplans for, 4. The dance, to be held at the Montclair Golf Club, will honor the sixty-five Catholic young women from New Jersey who were presented to Archbishop Thomas A. Boland of Newark at the Presentation Ball in Newark on Jan. 3. Thirteen of the debutantes are from Montclair, three from Verona and one from Glen Ridge.

Dinner will be served at 7 P.M. and music for dancing will be furnished by Johnny An all-out effort has been made this week to rally all New Jersey alumnae, graduate students and parents to the support of the campaign. Three meetings have been held in the Montclair, Summit, and Englewood areas. from 9 until 1 o'clock. The junior committee will arrange for the program of novelty dances and other entertainment.

Mrs. Caggiano is general chairman and Mrs. Burke is co-chairman of the event. Mrs. Burke will entertain the committee members at a meeting and tea at her home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Attending will be the Rev. Dr. Paul E. Lang of Seton Hall University, moderator of the ball committee; Mrs. John Quincy Adams of Montclair, president of the ball committee and honorary chairman of the dinner dance; Mrs.

Caggiano; Mrs. Joseph B. Reilly of Newark, chairman of reception; Miss Dorothea Schmieg of Montclair; Mrs. Michael N. Villanova of Newark, chairman of reservations.

Also, the following area chairmen, Mrs. Edward S. Larkin of Ridgewood, Mrs. Vincent J. McDermott of Upper Montclair, Mrs.

M. F. Hubach Jr. of Bloomfield, Mrs. Frank A.

Palmieri of Orange, Mrs. M. John Scanlon of Pompton Plains, Mrs. William J. D.

Bolan of West Orange and Mrs. Michael Kealy and Mrs. William Grant of Union. Archbishop Boland and Dr. Lang will be guests of honor at the dinner.

Son to De Vries's Lieutenant (j.g.) John B. De Vries, U.S.N., and Mrs. De Vries of Newport, R. have announced the birth of a son, Robert John, on March 15 at Newport. Lieutenant De Vries of Mrs.

John L. De Vries of 119 Squire Hill Upper Montclair, and the late Mr. De Vries. Hear "THE HERO and the BEAT GENERATION" A Sermon for Palm Sunday By NORMAN D. FLETCHER UNITY CHURCH UNITARIAN 67 Church Montclair Sunday, March 22 at 11 A.M.

Heads Fund Unit Our Studio MRS. ROBERT G. HOOKE Wedding Plans Are Announced Cathleen M. Montague Sets April Date. April 11 is the date chosen by Miss Cathleen Mathilde Montague, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur V. Montague of 19 Glen Ridge Pkwy. for her marriage to Edward Patrick Carey son of Freeholder and Mrs. Edward P.

Carey of Harrison. The Rt. Rev. Msgr, Thomas H. Powers will officiate at the ceremony and nuptial mass which will take place at 11 A.M.

in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A reception will Mayfair Farms, West Orange. The matron of honor will be Mrs. Gerard F. Whelan of Kearny, sister of the prospective bride, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Bernice Carey, sister of the future bridegroom; Mrs.

John Cassidy of Verona and Miss Patricia Gorman and Miss Lila Farmer, both of Bloomfield. Thomas Carey of Newark will be best man for his brother, and ushering will be James Ryan and Paul Fusiak, both of Harrison; Joseph MeLaughlin of Belmar and Donald Kieffer of North Arlington. A graduate of Mt. St. Dominic Academy, Caldwell and the Berkeley School, East Orange, Miss Montague is employed by Schering Bloomfield.

Mr. Carey was graduated from St. Benedict's Preparatory School, Newark, and St. Francis College, Loretto, He is employed by the Hudson County Welfare Board. Shore Field Trip Set for Bird Club Members of the Montclair Bird Club will take a field trip to the New Jersey shore on Saturday, visiting Forge Pond, Wreck Pond and Shark River and adjacent areas, to see Wintering ducks and early migrants.

Mr. and Mrs. George will lead the group which meet at 222 Walnut St. at 8 A.M. Those going are asked to take lunch.

Miss Suzanne Haupt will conduct a field trip Wednesday morning, leaving 222 Walnut St. at 9:30 "Linens Unlimited," 1959 Women's Auxiliary of Montclair ity Hospital, was uppermost in of Mrs. Kenneth W. Hardman, Mrs. Frank E.

Barrows, right, T. T. Glover, central supply Junior High School in September. The tickets are $1 each and tables will be reserved in the order tickets are paid. Phillis Wheatley Club Hears Pansy Borders About twenty-five Montclair residents attended the meeting of the Phillis Wheatley Literary Club Monday evening when Miss Pansy Borders, social worker in the Guidance Department of the Newark School System, was the speaker.

Her subject was "A Trip Around the World in Thirty Days." The meeting was held in St. Philip's parish house, Newark. Miss Borders went around the world after attending the fourteenth world convention of Christian Education in Tokyo which was sponsored last Summer World Council of Churches. She represented the Baptist Convention, N. J.

Division of Churches and N. J. Council of Churches. The Phillis Wheatley Club was founded fifty years ago by a group of Negro women in Newark who were interested in literature, and grew to include residents in this area. The late Mrs.

Armita Douglass of Montclair, formerly of Newark, was a founder. Miss Elizabeth J. Gilkesson of 23 Franklin Pl. is treasurer and a former president of the club. Selective Eyewear by Dispensing Opticians Ralph E.

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BERKELEY SCHOOL SECRETARIAL Landscaping Grounds Planned Planted THEODORE F. COX 56 Alexander Upper Mont. PHONE PI 4-5233 skin towels, six sheets, seven towels, two doctors' gowns, one nurse's gown, one special operative garment, three packages of operating room sponges, five large pads, one lap sheet and one Mayo bag. In 1958, Community Hospital admitted 3,840 patients, so the minimum amount of linens used, (discounting, requiring those used special care) was 453,120 pieces. this, the fact that the daily patient census and laundry volume vary unpredictably, and it can be seen why Mrs.

Edith Keirstead, the hospital housekeeper, has a real job on her hands, needing "Linens Unlimited." The Women's Auxiliary project will ease the hospital's burden immeasurably by supplying a of funds so the linens can be stockpiled without tapping the hospital's always overstretched budget. A 2-C Loring Turrell Selena Tubbs' Fiance Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Tubbs of Boynton Beach, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Selena Bess Tubbs, to Airman Second Class Loring Wayne Turrell, son of Mrs. Richard H.

Wood of Boynton Beach and East Haddam, formerly of Montclair, and the late Dr. Loring W. Turrell of Smithtown Branch, L. I. Miss Tubbs, a graduate of Seacrest High School, Delray Beach.

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