Purity Shrine Plans Reception On October 4
Purity Shrine 1 Order of White Shrine will honor four officers at a reception Saturday evening October 4 in the Masonic temple. Officers include Mrs. Helen S Kuykendall Supreme Queen Thomas Ruddiman deputy supreme watchman of shepherds Mrs. Alice A Litchfield supreme page and Arthur K Litchfield supreme king's guard. General chair Lela Lister with assistants Mary Thompson Lillian Shook Gertrude Bayers Mildred Schmiddlin Ethel Dixon Mimie Stapleton Hildur Beardsley Frances Stock Mary Cameron Emily Denton Emily Brodle Clarence Lister Arthur Thompson Burton Shook Gordon Beardsley Clifford Brodle.
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Purity Shrine
Order of White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Helen S. Kuykendall
Supreme Queen
Thomas Ruddiman
Shepherds
Mra
Alice A Litchfield
Supreme Page
Arthur K. Litchfield
Supreme King's Guard
Lela Lister
Mary Thompson
Lillian Shook
Gertrude Bayers
Actress to Speak At Donor Luncheon
Selma Burnett Snyder, actress and storyteller, will present Memoirs of My People at the Sisterhood Donor Luncheon in Fairfield Inn tomorrow at 1 p m. Co chairs are Mrs Harry Glantz Glants and Mrs Al Elson with Mrs Henry Rutkin and Mrs Oscar Spear handling decorations and Mrs Joseph Goldencon introducing the entertainer. Proceeds benefit the Slaterhood charity. transportation will be arranged for attendees.
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Sisterhood of
Rodeph Sholom Synagogue
Fairfield Inn
Harry Glantz Glants
al Elson
Henry Rutkin
Oscar Spear
Joseph Goldencon
Selma Burnett Snyder
Leo W. Schwarz
Mise Snyder
Labor Theater
Slaterhood
Shirley Louise Clark Weds John Cravetz in Trinity Church
Shirley Louise Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of 70 West Avenue married John Joseph Cravetz son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Cravetz of Reservoir Avenue Trumbull on Saturday at 2 PM in Trinity Methodist church. The bride wore a white brocaded taffeta gown with fitted bodice cap sleeves V neck and full skirt. Her veil was orange blossom crown and she carried white gladioli with an orchid center. Sister Miss Charlotte Clark wore orchid and blue brocaded satin gown with matching hat carrying gladioli and yellow pompons. Andrew Cravetz was best man. ushers were Edward Young and James Aiken of Trumbull. An open house reception followed at the bride's home. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip and will reside on Reservoir Avenue in Trumbull.
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Misa
Shirley Louise Clark
Charlies
Clark
West Avenue
John Joseph Cravetz
Andrew Cravetz
Reservoir Avenue
Trumbull
Trinity Methodist Church
Misa Charlotte Clark
Andrew Cravett
Edward Young
James Aiken
Gavin Blair Weds Carolyn Cooper at St Anne's Milford
Milford couple Gavin Blair and Carolyn Eugenia Cooper wed at St Anne's Church Devon on Saturday morning. The bride, escorted by her father, wore ivory satin with an orange blossom crown and bouquet of white roses. Attendants wore alpine velvet gowns. best man was Allen Russell. A reception followed at Edwin Cooper's home, Milford. Lifetime plans include a Paris Street residence.
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St. Anne’s Church
Devon
Carolyn Eugenia Cooper
Edwin Cooper
Parm Street
Milford
Gavin Blair
William Blair
Rivercliff Drive
Misa Mary Lou Johnson
Miea Carolyn Blair
Misa Michaele Mounsey
Louis Horvath
Cynthia Cooper
Allen Russell
William Nolan
Willard = Street
Westville
Paris Street
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Simsbury
State meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution held in Simsbury with Girl Scout council conference at 10 a.m. at the YWCA. Pioneer women Succoth festival at a yet unspecified time at the home of Mrs. Iandore Zeidel. Albertus Magnus college club meets at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Josephine DeCeasare.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Simsbury
Girl Scout Council
W.C
Woenen
Iandore Zeidel
Albertus Magnus College Club
Josephine DeCeasare
Methodist Women Plan First Meeting at First Methodist
Mrs A W Gilmore will speak on India and Mrs C H Curtise will present Willis Lamotts Committed Unto Us at the opening fall meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church Elm and Harrison streets tomorrow in the church parlors The two talks will be heard at the study groups session at 11 am in Locke hall A box luncheon will follow at 1230 pm Mrs Zeler s group will serve desserts and beverages. The council will meet at 130 pm with Mrs Maxwell L Griffith presiding Mrs Harold Conley will lead prayers The afternoon speaker will be R C Oberdahn staff member of the Manufacturers association in charge of Industrial and Community Relations programs He will speak on Freedom is Everybody s Job He has 21 years in personnel work and has taught at Rutgers University and the University of Kansas A social hour will follow with tea served by Mrs Hill s group.
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A. W. Gilmore
India
C. H. Curtise
Willis Lamott
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Elm
Harrison Streets
Locke Hall
Zeler
Maxwell L Griffith
Harold Conley
R. C. Oberdahn
Manufacturers Association
Oberdahn
Rutgers University
University of Kansas
Hill
Hattie N. Hill
C. W. Beardsley
Emma Beers
George Bushnelr
Ruth Coyle
G. H. Wardwell
George B. Whitehead
D. C. Williams
Milton Williams
Y W Teen Clubs Set First Meeting of Year Tonight
Madge Phillips announces the Y W C A Hop club for Teen Agers will hold its first meeting of the year at 7 30 PM in the Golden Hill Street building The Hep club sponsored by the Y W C A and East Side council will meet Thursdays during football season at the Russian center on Barnum Avenue Activities include games supervised play by a professional staff and dancing Officers named Ronnie Kovalenko and Carrol Wukachick co Chairs Pat Mann secretary Joe Kerpcehar treasurer Marjorie Weber editor Rose Aiello program chairman Carlotta Suarez registration chair.
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Madge Phillips
Jeannette Darling
Golden Hill Street
Y.W.C.A
East Side Council
Barnum Avenue
Ronnie Kovalenko
Carrol Wukachick
Pat Mann
Joe Kerpcehar
Marjorie Weber
Rose Aiello
Carlotta Suarez
Ballatore Shelton Wedding in Huntington Church
Phillip V. Ballatore and Velma Maxine Shelton were married at Huntington Congregational Church in Huntington yesterday morning at 10. The Rev. Frederick W. Whittaker officiated. Bride wore white satin gown with pearl beading and coronet. attendants included maid of honor Miss Eleanor Shelton. Best man was Frank Wells. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Booth's Hill. The couple plans a wedding trip to Washington and Florida, then residence on Booth's Hill. The bride works for Howland's Department Store. the groom is an apprentice farrier at Howland's. They will live in Booth's Hill after October 15.
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Frederick W. Whittaker
Velma Maxine Shelton
Lester B. Shelton
Booth’s Hill
Huntington
Phillip V. Ballatore
August Ballatore
Huntington Road
Stratford
Huntington Congregational Church
Eleanor Shelton
Nichols
Florida
Ladies of Charity St. Vincent de Paul Meeting
The Ladies of Charity St. Vincent de Paul will meet Wednesday afternoon in St. Vincent's hospital to discuss charity work and upcoming events that aid the ill and needy in the community.
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The
Ladies of Charity St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Club Notes and Meetings From Local Ladies Auxiliaries
The Progressive Home Brew Sick Benefit Association holds a Wednesday 8:15 p.m. meeting with Mrs. Frank Falkin presiding and prayers read by Mrs. Fen ny Mandal. Rose Rich will report. Tateeyopa club gathers tonight at o'clock with Mrs. Rita Robinson of Prospect Street. Hostesses include Past Pocahontas Natalie Dantie and Mrs. Doris Smith. Cornelia Wilder Council Loyal Ladies of Royal Arcanum meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 189 State Street, social hour to follow.
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Progressive Hebrew Sick Benefit Association
Frank Falkin
Fenny Mandal
Rose Rich
Tateeyopa Club
Rita Robinson
Prospect Street
Pocahontas
Natalie Dantie
Doris Smith
Cornelia
Little Club Plans Meeting Thursday
The Little club will meet Thursday at 2 PM in the Patterson club for the season opener. October meetings shift from Wednesday to Thursday. group chairmen will announce subsequent meets after the start. May Bradshaw Hays discusses What America is Reading. Terry Percher will display children’s portraits. Mrs. Charles Demarest hosts and arranges tea table flowers.
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Patterson Club
May Bradshaw Hays
America
Terry Percher
Neames Study Club to Meet at Mrs Allen Gabriel Home
The Neames Study club will meet at 74 Fairmont terrace on Wednesday. The year’s topic is Latin American Music and Mrs Helmer Eketrom will lead the discussion on Venezuela.
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Neames Study Club
Allen Gabriel
Fairmont Terrace
Helmer Eketrom
Venezuela
Stratford Methodist W S C S Meeting Moves to Friday
The Women s Society of Christian Service of Stratford Methodist church will meet Friday night instead of Thursday as planned. Mrs Jack Grenfell district secretary of Status of Women of the W S C S will speak.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Stratford Methodist Church
Jack Grenfell
Status of Women of the
W.S.C.S
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