Variety Of Programs Arranged By Departments Of The Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Hillside schedules events across its departments. The American Home plans an October 18 meeting at Masonic Hall with 7 new shows. Welfare hosts a card party October 21 at 898 Revere Drive. Fine Arts funds a trip to Englewood October 20 with bus, luncheon, and return by 4 pm. Music department meets October 24 at 1 pm with Swedish music program. Fall Federation meeting on October 18 at Mc Carter Theatre Princeton opens at 10 am. Federation College Day set for October 27 at New Jersey College for Women.
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American Home Department
Woman’s Club of
Hillside
Masonic Hall
North Broad Street
Albert B. Johnson
Harold Eichman
J. H. Ziegler
Johnson
Carl Hexamer
Frank Foote
Joseph Krevet
Harlow Curtis
Howard Bloy
Fred Covey
Robert Ashley
Hugo Weiss
Robert MacNamara
Welfare Department
Lemuel A. Hull
Revere Drive
James J. Holsing
Samuel Albcorn
Joseph F. Brown
John R. Trousdell
Edward S. Frith
Albert Ny Scaccia
William B. Heffner
Fine Arts
Hudson Avenue
Englewood
Mayfair Theatre
Mary Elizabeth
Robert Kirkpatrick
Ryan Street
Charles Smith
Walter C. Johnson
Harold J. Love
Arthur Kirk
New Jersey Federation
McCarter
Princeton
Federation College
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
Polio Memorial Club to Hear Doctor at October Event
Ellen Margaret Wagner was born October 10 at Glens Falls Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Wagner of Granville New York. The Polio Memorial Club for Infantile Paralysis plans its third annual membership meeting at Ann Gordon's on October 17 with Dr Rundler from Jersey City Medical Center as guest speaker and a fashion show by Mrs Gertrude Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Margaret
Richard G. Wagner
Lincoln Street
Granville
N. Y
Glens Falls Hospital
Glens Falls
Wendler
Joseph Krevet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Betty Chodakowsky
Granville School
C. Morgan Wagner
Cal
Mary Lutheran Church
Ann Gordon
Elizabeth Avenue
Morris Cohen
Joyce Meyer
Dr. Rundler
Jersey City Medical Center
Gertrude Levy
Linda Kielty Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Home Party
Linda Kielty daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Kielty 1013 Chester Street was feted at a party Tuesday evening at her home in honor of her sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kielty
Eugene Kielty
Chester Street
Surprise Shower for Mrs. Phillips Highlights Local Hospitality
A Monday evening surprise shower for Mrs. Neison S. Phillips, Hillside reporter for the Elizabeth Daily Journal, was held at Miss Bernice Scarr’s home. Yellow and green decorations and an umbrella-themed gift display marked the event attended by fifteen coworkers. Mrs. Phillips, former Jean Rae Turner, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Turner of Newark. her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Phillips of Prompton, Pa. They wed July 9 in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Scarr
Mertz Avenue
Neison S. Phillips
Hillside
Elizabeth Daily Journal
the Puest of Honor
Hansbury Avenue
Newark
Stephen W. Phillips
Prompton, Pa
Franklin Memorial Church Dinner and Bazaar Set
The Women's Society of Christian Service will host its annual turkey dinner and bazaar at Franklin Memorial Church on Maple and Keer avenues. Dinner runs 5 30 to 7 30 p m on Thursday November 3 with the date corrected from a prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Franklin Memorial Church
Maple and
Keer Avenues
John Waldron
Harold Jamblin
Wilson Bernheim
Anna Jennings
William Matts
William Hock
Charles Blazier
Burton Blazier
Frank Ostertag
Lee Thompson
Miss Kasak to Wed Nicholas Fedison at St Catherine's
Miss Irene Kasak daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kasak of 358 Yale Avenue will marry Nicholas Fedison son of Mr and Mrs William Fedison of 378 Harvard Avenue at St Catherine's Church King Street. Rev John A Costello will officiate a reception follows at Henrietta Miller's Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kasak
John Kasak
Yale Avenue
Nicholas Fedison
William Fedison
Harvard Avenue
St. Catherine’s Church
King Street
John A. Costello
Henrietta Miller’s
Irvington
Gloria Kasak
Anne Adams
Wrightstown
Emily Frolo
New York City
Eleanor Boozer
Hillside
William Wowk
Jersey City
Fedison
William Bednar
Boonton
Rudy Frolo
John Getz
Newark
Kasak
Hillside High School
Barbizone School of Modeling
New York
General Motors Corporation
Business Furniture, Inc
Elizabeth
Rutgers University
Maine
Hallowe'en Plans Set by Christ the King CYO
Final plans completed for the Christ the King Church CYO Hallowe'en dance on October 29 with tickets available from members. The meeting featured square dancing to recorded music and next week will center on community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Christ the King Church
C.Y.O
Saybrook PTA Sets First Meeting in New Quarters
Saybrook School hosts its first regular PTA meeting in the new Coe avenue building on Wednesday October 19 at 8 p.m. The Mothers' Chorus will sing The Lord's Prayer directed by Mrs. John M. Malone. David Harris will introduce teachers and lead a school tour with executive board guides. Refreshments by Mrs. E G Orcutt's hospitality committee.
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Saybrook School
Coe Avenue
Mothers’ Chorus
John M. Malone
Marjorie Gulick
David Harris
E. G. Orcutt
Parent-Education Group Plans Made
Plans for the season's parent education meetings were made by the George Washington Vee School P.T.A. The schedule includes an informal round table discussion on children and parental problems set for Monday October 24 at 1 15 p.m. Mrs. Sarah Goldman, chairman, will preside. All mothers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washing- Vee School
P.T.A
Sarah Goldman
Eliminate clichés in bridge and how to count losers
A reader argues against clichés like trump poor and overreliance on distribution. The piece cites C. Th. de Booy’s wartime bridge notes and analyzes a four spade contract with novel defensive play, emphasizing counting losers and precise bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Spencer
Forest Road
Fanwood
N. J. Prannign
Seule Plainfield
C. Th. de Booy
de Booy
Bridge World Magazine
West
South
Herace
Dummy
Faculties Discuss Marking In School
The combined faculties of George Washington and Calvin Coolidge schools met in the former school auditorium on Monday to discuss report cards marks and the philosophy of marking. Dr. Pwayne-T Branom outlined views, and questions followed. The group stressed the comment section and calling parents when a pupil underperforms, aiming for a true picture of achievement as the first marking period closes Friday October 21. Principal William Krautblatt organized the meeting with teachers assisting in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Pwayne
T.—Branom
William Krautblatt
Fascinatin Fashions Highlight Peggy Woods Evening Shawl
Peggy Wood discusses eye catching accessories during a dressing room visit at Grand Central. She describes a lace wool rectangle and a Madeira shawl as versatile evening accents for the CBS tele version of Mama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wood
Grand Central Station
Hebets Sion
Mama Hagan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
Polio Memorial Club
Wagner
Hillside Radio Service
Krichman
Miss Kasak
St. Catherine’s
C.Y.Q. Hallowe’en
Saybrook
New Quarters
Maple Kosher Delicatessen
Maple Ave
Williamson Ave
Mittleman’s Bakery
General Motors
Pontiac
Maxon Pontiac, Inc
N. Broad ST
Hillside, N. J
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