Margaret Spencer Celebrates Her Twelfth Birthday
Miss Margaret Spencer marked her twelfth birthday with a party at her West Jayne Street home last evening. Guests including Eva Lou Growell Marilyn aight Jean Nichols Audrey riges Annabelle Frontera and Margaret enjoyed bingo lunch and a birthday cake.
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Iss
Margaret Spencer
West
Jayne Street
Eva Lou Growell
Marilyn Aight
Jean Nichols
Audrey Riges
Annabelle Frontera
Argaret
Pitts
Golden Links Class Met Last Evening at Mrs Brown’s Home
The Golden Links class of the Methodist church met at Mrs Willis Browns home on Mariow street for a business and social session. Mrs Brown led a devotional period and president Mrs John Puller conducted the business meeting. Contests were arranged by Mrs C H Nichols during a social period and a dessert was served by Mrs Nichols Mrs Brown Dr Mabel Jones and Mrs Anna Peterson to sixteen members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Willis Brown
Mariow Street
Brown
John Puller
C. H. Nichols
Nichols
Mabel Jones
Anna Peterson
V B B Club Guests of Mrs Cleve Morton
The V B B club was entertained last evening at Mrs Cleve Mortons home on Spring Street Bridge. Prizes were won by Mrs John Moone Mrs William Myers and Mrs George Kinley. A salad lunch was served and two members received birthday gifts. The next meeting will be at Mrs William Spiesmans on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. B. B. Club
Cleve Morton
Spring Street
Bridge
John Moone
William Myers
George Kinley
William Spiesman
East Main Street
Lillian Guild Plans Rummage Sale at Traction Building
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a sandwich party and meeting at Mrs. Florence Morgaridge’s home. Fifteen members attended and four new members were welcomed. Co chairs Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. Frank Lockwood organized a rummage sale for Friday and Saturday at the Traction Building, recently vacated by Quality Cash store. The next guild meeting is Tuesday evening, December 3, at W. W. Hammond, West Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Emman~uel Episcopal Church
Florence Morgaridge
West Park Place
Traction
Quality Cash Store
George Boyd
Frank Lockwood
Guild
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Afcture
Erie County PTA Meeting Set for November 20
Erie County PTA Council meeting scheduled for Wednesday November 20 at the Federated Church East Springfield route 20. RSVP to Mrs Preserm H Bell by November 16. Sessions begin 10 00 a m with a panel on Citizenship Through Education. Bring 1930 40 publicity book for display. Luncheon at noon.
Bus ness and Professional Women's Club Dinner Plans
Twenty five members met with Mrs. Frank DeLury at her South Center home to sew for the Red Cross and finalize plans for a progressive dinner set for Monday November 18 at 6 o clock The first course will be served at Miss Mary Higgins 718 Grand Street Mrs DeLury served a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Busness and Professional Women's Club
Frank DeLury
South Center Street
Red Cross
Mary Higgins
Grand Street
DeLury
Corry Band Auxiliary Holds Routine Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Band met at Mrs. Lloyd Stowe's home on Wright Street last evening. They schedule another gathering for Monday evening December 9 at Mrs. Louis Storer's home on West Irving Street.
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Corry Band
Ladies Auxiliary of
Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Louis Storer
West Irving Street
Second Elks Dancing Party Set for Saturday Night
The Elks Club hosts the second in a series of dancing parties at the club on North Center. An orchestra will play from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. for members and their out of town guests. An enjoyable evening is planned.
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Elks Club
North Center Fleet
Bennardi Richardson Nuptials in Cleveland
Mrs. Stanley Kasper of East Main announces the marriage of her sister Katharine Richardson to Frank Bernardi. The ceremony occurred in Cleveland last Saturday November 9 at St Aloysius Church rectory with Rev Hulleran officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Frank Rico of Cleveland. The couple will reside in Cony. The groom played by the Raymond company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennardi-Richardson
Cleveland
Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Katherine Richardson
Frank Bennardi
Bradford
Ohio
Hulleran
St. Aloysius Church
Frank Rico
Bernardi
Cony
Raymond Company
Mainbocher Returns to America in New York Show
New York welcomed designer Mainbocher with an American Collection at his salon. Notable attendees included Mrs. James Cromwell, Lady Mead, Mrs. Huntington Astor, and other prominent figures. The Paris-trained couturier, famed for Duchess of Windsor gowns, avoided public appearance but presented restrained designs featuring simple-wool dresses, high necklines, and boleros, eschewing shoulder pads and extreme silhouettes.
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America
Main Bochher
New York
Duchess of Windsor
Lady Mead
Silbert Miller
Madame Antenor Paling
Spain
Paris
Mainbocher
Maihibacher
James Cromwell
Medi
Huntington Astor
Vincent Astori
Ade Jal Sherbatow
Harold Brow
Local residents take weekend trips and business visits
Mr and Mrs Wesley Willis and others traveled to Comeaut Ohio to visit relatives while Max Blakeslee of Tested Paper Co of America plans a Chicago linked weekend with his brother. Chicago visitors and city residents frequent Kane Bolivar and Philadelphia for short trips and business notes. Eddie Pauhay resumes duties as maestro on Rudy Valle’s program.
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Wesley
Willis
Ralph Stoke
Mary
Claud Stoke
Lois Stenman
Comeaut
Ohio
Nhey
Max Blakeslee
Tested Paper Company of America
Wit
Chicago
Ralph Blakislee
Detroit
Mich
Roy A. Bdgyen
Bolivar
George Schram
J. Donald Watson
Jimmie
Kane
Harry Anderson
D. A. Hillstrom
Princeton
Rockford
Gary
Ind
Niles
A. A. Binlas
Pittsburgh
P.M. Raymond
Laughter Fern
East Smith Street
Lawrence Hammond
North East
Phia
Harrisburg
Donald B. Glayton, Jr
Binnn
Mrs Elwood Hirnisey Honored by O A K Club
Mrs Elwood Hirnisey was surprised by the Oy As Key Club at her Mott street home in a party honoring her engagement to Jon M Me Frinsny. The Hirniseys plan to move to 108 Palmer Avenue Seat Pleasant Maryland near Washington DC after his year teaching in Washington DC. Moving pictures were shown, a salad meal was served, and Mrs Hirnisey received a shower basket of gifts.
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Juurwen Meners
Key Club
Mott Street
Elwood A. Hirnisey
Jon Mme Frinsny
Washington, D. C
Hirnisey
Palmer Avenl
VFW Auxiliary Aids in Red Cross Sewing
Red Cross sewing session completed yesterday afternoon by VFW Auxiliary volunteers at Mrs J Haighams home on Ion street. Members Mrs Eva Riel Mrs A W Hausheter Mrs James O’Brien Mrs Poster Cass Mrs Clyde Reynolds Mrs Paul Quinlisk Mrs Fred Taylor and Mrs Haight assisted with sewing and refreshments. Next sewing meeting set for Wednesday afternoon November 20 at Mrs Jabies O’Brien s home on West Washington to aid the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilice
Ite Vi FW
Auxiliary
Eva Riel
A. W. Hauseher
Jimes O'Brein
Poster Cass
Clyde Reynolds
Paul Quinlisk
Fred Taylor
Haight
Jabies O'Brem
West Washington Street
Red Coss
Miss Ruth Garrity Hosts WA.M. Club Event
Miss Ruth Garrity served as hostess to WA.M. Club members at a Grove reel social. The event featured socializing and a brief business meeting with wine refreshments. Attendees included Misses Mary Sturtevant Gertrude Crowell Jean Qualisk Beolhy Pattersay and Dorin Beran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Garrity
New Oh Grove
Mary Sturtevant
Gertrude Crowell
Jean Qualisk
Bee Olhy Pattersay
Dorin Beran
Horace Brynolfson to Sing in Opera Bee
Horace Brynolfson of New York City has been engaged by Opera Anyacia at Steinway Hall to sing lyric tenor parts in Faust Rigoleau La Traviata and La Bohè me. The move brings potential advancement for the young singer, son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Brynolfson of Fairview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwrace Brynolfson
New York City
Cory Jenor
Steinway Hall
New York
Faust
Rigoleis
Paul A. Brynolyson
Fairview Street
Cesare Endeto
Opera and Radio
Bear Lake Residents Honor Visiting Beals in Social Gathering
Former Bear Lake residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Price hosted a pleasant gathering at their home last week to honor Mr and Mrs Arthur Beals of Tillamook Oregon Bay area. Beals spent years in public service as state representative and senator in Oregon during their extended east visit. Guests shared reminiscences and light refreshments as songs stories readings and stunts were performed by attendees including the Chapman family and others from Pine Valley and Beay Lal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd &. Price
Bear Lake
Arthur Beals
Tilamook
Obe
Beals
Beils
Dvetstytiee
Oregon
Faegues
Mrr
Berk Chapman and Drughter
Joy Schiolion
Pine Valley
William Evans
Beverly Wiltste
TL. B. Sherman
Belley
Patrick Crowy
Beay Lal
Rotary Club Speaker Delivers Armistice Day Remarks
Deen Blodgett and Dust Fennely addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Conry last evening observing Armistice Day. Blodgett defined Armistice Day’s meaning and noted its four year cadence linked to the presidency, while attendees included C. Johnson of Scnbury and Mrs. Lyotts.
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Deen Blodgett
Rotary Club
Dust Fennely B. Blodett
Rotary Dntt
Hotel Conry
Keepin
Blodwell
Autlon
Dota C. Johnson
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