Mrs Frank Lothrop Hosts M G G Club Evening
Mrs Frank Lothrop of Brook Street entertained the M G G club guests last evening. Two tables of games were arranged, awards were given for ward activities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1942
Page
5
Mrs Frank Lothrop of Brook Street entertained the M G G club guests last evening. Two tables of games were arranged, awards were given for ward activities.
The report notes dishes prepared by Mrs. Gerald Staples Mrs. Melvin McElroy and Mrs. Lathrop who served a salad course. In two weeks the group will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest Bach ofner.
Announcement made of the marriage of Miss Pauline Paust of Sugar Grove to Richard Trisket of Columbus. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Sugar Grove Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Perrin officiating. A reception followed at the bride's parents’ home in Corry.
Elizabeth Wagner Williams and John Glatt of Corey were married Saturday at Prest Presbyterian Church. Rev R K Merkur officiated with only attendants Mare Williams and Barhard Wagner. The bride wore a white afternoon dress with orchid corsage. The couple plans to reside at 29 West Frederick Street after a brief wedding trip. Mrs Phelps previously worked at the Helen Shoppe and Mr Phelps at the Aer Supply Company.
WCTU met at Mrs. Melvin Amy's home on Northwest street to study the Frances Willard Memorial Fund. Mrs. George Chase led the session with readings and discussions, noting grants and local union topics. Refreshments were served and plans set for two upcoming meetings at the Methodist church with Youth Temperance Council involvement.
Mrs Merle McIntyre hosted the E N E Club dinner at her North Center Street home with ten members attending. President Mrs G W Andrus led a short business meeting. Mrs Vincent Anderson spoke on colored foods. Prizes went to Mrs J H Batterson, Mrs McIntyre, Mrs W R Hultberg and Mrs Andrus. The next meeting will be Tuesday Moro ninth at Mrs Albert Young's home.
Former Corry and Erie guests gathered at West Lights Street home in Erie for a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Mrs. B C Arnold of Northhampton Mass, formerly Ruth Beckwith. Guests included Mrs. George LeFevre and many Corry and Erie residents. bridge prizes went to Mrs. Butterfield and Miss Bing. Hostess trio served refreshments and gifts were presented to the bride.
The wedding took place at the First Baptist Church as vows were read by Rev. James C. Belman at 11 am Monday. Miss Elizabeth Chaffee, supervisor at Warren General Hospital, wed Corporal Richard Harll of Fort Beslregard Ta. Miss Rosemary Moran and Milton Chaffee attended. The bride, a Warren hospital training school graduate from 1939, attaches to a U.S. Army unit in the south.
Plans for the Lillian Guild annual fish dinner under Emmanuel Episcopal church begin. Mrs Mildred Alfred chairs ticket sales as the group meets at Mrs BL Morrow's North Center Street home with eighteen members attending for a sandwich party. The next meeting will occur in two weeks with a tureen dinner.
A Ritz Restaurant gathering yesterday afternoon honored J. W. Lumbing who plans to move to California. Attending were Mrs. Frederi Beall Miss Wilma Rich Mrs. W. S. Houghton R. A. Rossbacher Poster Devis 0 M Hillburg William Roen ing Mr. Lambing and Walter H. Ross. Ross was elected to succeed Lumbing as association president. The group gave a token gift as best wishes.
William Donaldson hosted a Spring Creek gathering for about eighteen guests in a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cele Damon who were recently married. The event served as a celebratory reception for the newlyweds.
Betty Clarke, Wide World Beauty Editor, notes a bicycling boom as a beauty sport for women. She cites the Bicycle League of America and offers beginner tips on posture, relaxation, gaze, pedal technique, and grip to achieve graceful cycling and leg beauty. Researchers announce an efficient cheap method to produce tartaric acid from corn.
Erie attorney Boyd Kennedy spoke to the Edinboro-Cumbrie Springs Rotary Club at Hotel Cort on income taxes. He cited his post graduate studies in New York City and explained form filling, exemptions, and answered questions from Rotarians. Guests included Stephen Tripp Warren Wayne Ervine Frank Ager H J Shop and Loyd Bunny.
Erie Kiwanis clubs hosted the annual Ladies Night and inter club gathering with over 15 members and guests. International president Charles S. Donley of Pittsburg attended as guest of honor and spoke. Mix Sauer of Leisure, Ohio, delivered remarks. Participating clubs included Off City Corty Franklin Greenville Erie Geoge City Sharon Meadville Conneaut Jamestown Warren and others. Mr and Mrs Richard H. Rossbacher and Mr and Mrs Leo H. Thula also attended.
Treen Group meeting prior to regular Treen Series was held last evening at Dome of My and Mrs. Frank Grice Jr on West Church Street. The Brown sewed for the Red Cross and a state business meeting was held. PMs Grice served refreshments to members and guest Miss Ruth Lanston from Camp Blanding. The next meeting of the Luther of young women's group will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Armour Hillstom on Wright Street in March.
Mr and Mrs Albert Lynn announce the engagement of their daughter Ernestine Margaret to Horace B Robbins son of Mr and Mrs Milton Robbins of Grand Street. The marriage will take place in the early spring.
Corry Couplé wed Miss Gladys Hotchins in Winchester Virginia on Tuesday afternoon January 28. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Gerald Hoptins at 1068 North Center Street. The bride and groom are connected with local business ties and the groom works for One Area Supply Company.
Townsend residents gathered last evening for a Clib meeting discussing fielding mechanics and weekly promises. Arts Biggs named secretary temporarily replacing Brigus. no congressman named for the plan. a letter from Willam Stevenson of Wisconsin notes Townsend in Washington this week for petition efforts and primary activity. serial affairs of the local rink have been deferred for the Lunten season.
Mrs W L McElroy entertained members of her five hundred club last evening at her home on North Center Street. Awards were won by Mrs Marstail Hughes, Mrs Walley Pordy, and Mrs Glentt Dickyo. Mrs McElroy served a dessert course.
The Washington P T A will hold Founders Day events at the school tomorrow evening at 7:80. The program includes a candle dubbing service in memory of Founders Day, piano solos by Gene Parson, a Patsy Skinner recitation, and musical numbers by Junior and Senior High School musicians under W D Knowlton.
The Catholic Daughters of America local Court Conception No 15 will honor past grand regents at a dinner Thursday at 6:30 PM at the Greyhound Post House. A religious program follows in the Hornback club rooms. Members meet at 6:15 PM in the club rooms. reservations via Miss Agnes Lynch or Mrs E J Roach.
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