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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1947
Page
2
The Troy Woman's Club Inc plans a bridge party Monday February 10 at 2 90 pm at Sign Hall Bevan Wind School. Mrs Charters Smart and Mrs L Burton Schaulder are cohostoms with Mrs Raymond Ky Melxaell and Mrs Harold H Vee in charge of protection. Other committee chairmen listed.
An engagement and dinner function for notable guests including Warren J. Huntley and Mrs Hunley is planned with refreshments. Invitations invite reservations by calling a local contact on Second Street for the afternoon ceremony and reception.
The Catholic Junior Service League hosted a formal dance in the Planings Room Friday night with guests from the fly couples era. Mrs John J Sweety served as chairman for the event while Miss Margaret M Crowley led the committee on framing emnents and Mrs Johns Nii ons wis as cochairman.
The Catholic Women's Service League announced the committees for the annual Mardi Gras cotillion to be held Monday Feb 17 at The Hendrick Hudson. Co chairs include Mrs W Kenneth Doyle and Mrs John J Raley with George H Van Arnamani master of ceremonies and Miss Mary A Miller as cotillion entertainment.
Mrs William J McGrane of 19 Brunawiele Avenue convalesces at home after a major operation and weeks at Troy Hospital. Weekend guests Mr and Mrs Carmine Z DeBhisn of 268 Michi Street attended a cousin wedding in New York. Mr and Mrs William Yalser of 1298 Fourth Street announce the engagement of their daughter Mae Xaret Aileen Yatner to Bernard Franklin Alison of Mr and Mrs James Allan of 20 Rankin Avenue with a marriage planned for Sunday February 13 at St Marys Church.
Miss Shirley House, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph House of 119 Hoosick Street, married Ralph B Folger, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Folger of 329 Fourth Avenue, January 25 at Averill Park. Rev Jaspar A Steele officiated. Maid of honor Mize Louise Folger. best man Lewis O Macomber. The bride, educated at Catholic Central High and Lansigburg High, served in Navy Pacific theater. couple to reside at 829th Avenue.
The Tuesday Club plans its Buest meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church parish house in Lansingburg tomorrow. Members may bring a guest as Iverdinand Mof fet discusses "An Hour With Very Minor Poets." Mrs. CV Kling hosts with help from Mrs. Maclon Maynard Mrs. Freemont Van Buren and Mrs. Marshall Wheeler. Visiting friends Wiss Huth Dugan of 228 Sixth Avenue is in New York. Mrs. Michael Garrigan of 2279 Sixth Avenue will leave for Mineni Pla to visit her sister, Mrs. Chester Shaw.
Mrs Walter C Coleman is confined to Samaritan Hospital recuperating from a recent operation. Miss Jane Cleary gave a luncheon at the Trey Country Club in honor of Miss Joan Barrett fi anc ee of Miss Cleary's nephew Robert H McCarthy Jr Sunday Mrs Peter McCarthy entertained at her Poestenkill residence for a party in honor of Miss J Mr and Mrs William J Dipperly planned a trip to Fort Lauderdale where they will spend a war cain. Evie W Barnes a Dickinson College faculty member in Enns lgls Pa is spending a few days in town with Prat and Mrs J Reld Gould.
Senator Sparkman of Maine introduces a bill to automatic pay raises for enlisted personnel in the Army Navy and Marines. The plan awards a five percent base pay increase for each three years of service up to a maximum during a 40 year career, with provisions for retirement after 39 years of service and those over a given length.
In Rensselaer County Surrogate Court Mr. Rhys Brigham of this city seeks to compel Mrs. Maballe Tiffany Brigham of Hoosick Falls to file an accounting of the estate of her late husband, Tiffany. A disputed $10,000 note is involved, with $9,050 unpaid. The petition was filed, an answer from Mrs. Tiffany followed, and the hearing was adjourned to the next Friday.
The January graduates of School 14 will dine today at noon in the school dining hall. The event is organized by the Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Clarence F. Hall serving as PTA president.
Washington President Tru Simon reaffirmed stance on rent ceilings and denied any punishment for broad policy. Fleming testified before the Senate banking committee that a 10 percent rent increase was ordered before discovering it conflicted with official policy.
The Jerusalem Lodge F A M holds a meeting today at Lansingburg Minnesota Temple where officers will preside and refreshments will be served. The event will confer the first degree of the lodge and honor the class of candidates.
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