Gay Nineties Party Planned at RPI
The Faculty Women's Club of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will host a Gay Nineties party Saturday at the RLL clubhouse for faculty Navy graduate students research appointees and their wives. Costumes are optional but many will wear period attire. Gates and entertainment begin at 2 PM under the supervision of Mrs. Roland F E Trathen and Sir Robert Went with Mrs. Howell AC Jones in charge of games.
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Navy
Faculty Women’s Club
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RLL
Gates
Ghent
Pom
Offair
Mes
Roland FE Trathen
Sirs
Robert Went
Howell AC Jones
Social notes of visitors and local guests at gatherings
Stanley B Wilise hosts refreshments and events as Miss Jennie B Tarbell and others attend. Personal Rev and Mrs A A Seso of Wer greet recess guests Mir and Mrs Eivert New of Aeon Mos. Lacy Campbell of Wynants visits. MWo returns home after three weeks with sisters Mrs Elsie South in Washington and Mr and Mrs Hiram Peek of Pacha. Kenneth Wincover, Winant Mr and Mrs Richard Laub visit Tibbs Avenue. Redowick Watson and Mrs Wa! 4 a Mr Watsons parents attend. Mr and Mrs Robert S Watson and Mrs George H LeCarchy Brunswick Hite travel from New York after a few years.
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A. A. Seso
Wer
Ganishil Ba
Ang Mra Eivert New
Aeon Mos
Lacy Campbell
Wynants
Mwo
Elsie South
Washington
Hiram Peek
Pacha
Arg
Kenneth Wincover
Afein Street
Winant Mir
Richard Laub
Bixies Park
Eleanore Rose
Tibbs
Avenu Redowick Watson
Watson
Robert S. Watson
Avanes
George H. LeCarchy
Brunswick
New York
Lady Esther Face Cream Showcases 4 Way Skin Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts Lady Esther Four Purpose Face Cream as cleansing, softening, refining pores, and creating a smooth base for powder. It invites a patch test on oily or dry areas to prove immediate results, promising fresher, clearer skin after use.
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Lady Esther
Lady Esther Cream Promises Skin Makeover Tonight
A wartime style beauty ad assures dramatic skin improvement from one application of Lady Esther Face Cream. It urges readers to try a jar tonight and perform a Patch Test to see softer smoother, dazzling fresh skin and compelling living proof of the product.
Former Area Girl Marries Seaman in Houghton Ceremony
Former Area Girl Marcia Shukkz daughter of iM and Mex Ojo Schulte of Nis Kavend formerly of Watervliet became the bride of Charles Allen Bserce Seaman First Class son of Mr and Mrs Charles Piepoe of Riverside Calif in an evening ceremony Saturday Nov 4 at the Houghton Methodist Church Rev C Armstrong officiated. Miss Margaret Hanxit stom presided at organ with Betty Abbott singing Until Through the Years Have Thine Own Way and O Perfect Love. Candelabras ferns and pompoms in fall shades decorated the altar. Bridesmaid Mariive Jones maid of honor and Don Paulips best man. Ushers included Dr Basert Luckey Willige Scalley Bargerald Codvingtas and Jesse Dove. The bride wore aqua wool street length dress with matching accessories. She carried red roses and white pompons. Attendanta wore yellow carnations. A reception for forty preceded at the York home in Houghton. The bride’s sister Mrs Don Phil wore white rayon gown. The couple left for a wedding trip to Cuba Lake and will settle future plans with the bride resuming studies at Houghton College and the groom reporting for duty in Santa Bruno California. Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs Harry Pierce and Misses Mar and Dorothy Pierce and Miss Ace Knowles of Buffalo.
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Marcia, Shukkz
Mex
Ojo Schulte
Nis
Yorkwood
C. E. York
Hough
Deen
Sehule
Don Phil
Wallervlle
Amn
Houghton College
Pierce
Riverside High School
Alfred University
Cuba Lake
Houghton’ College
Santa Bruno
Cal
Harry Pierce
Mar
Dorothy. Pierce
Miss
Ace Knowles
Buffalo
University Club To Hear Author Grace Humphrey on Poland
University Club guest meeting at Sage Hall Emma Willard School Thursday at 8 15 p.m. will feature Miss Grace Humphrey author and lecturer born Wellesley College graduate. She will discuss Poland Today and her books Poland the Unexplored Pilsudski the Builder of Poland Hungary Land of Contrasts.
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Grace Humphrey
Poland
Woman's Universiy Club
Sage Hall
Emma Willard School
Wellesley College
Pilsudski
Hungary
Humphrey
Church Women To Meet Today At First Presbyterian
The Women's Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church meets at 10 20 a m in the church vestry with Mrs James W Clark and Mrs Edward B Wilson as hostesses Sewing will aid Leonard Hospital with compresses. At 2 pm the Women's Missionary Society gathers in the Vestry with discussion on The Indian in American Life and moving pictures directed by Mrs George N Patrick. Mrs Evans Stipman Kellogg conducts the service.
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Women's Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
James W. J . .Clark
Edward B. Wilsot
Leonard Hospital
Women’s Missionary Society
George XN. Patrick
Town Society Notes From The Local Page
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Freiheit Jr. returned to town after relatives in Philadelphia. Over the weekend Tea Hostess Mrs. James C. Covert held tea for captains who aided in the Allied Communities Chest Drive. Miss Patsy Shannon and her brother Billy attended the Army Notre Dame game in New York Saturday, joined by their mother Mrs. John F. Sammons in New York Sunday.
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Charles C. Freihofer, Jr
Phila
Mig
James C. Covert
New York
Patsy Shannon
Billy
Army
Notre Dame
John F. Saan
Greenwich Girl Bride Weds Staff Sergeant Theodore Decker
Greenwich Miss Jennie Sarah Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M Campbell married Staff Sergeant Theodore Charles Decker son of Mr and Mrs C J Decker of Cambridge in a Greenwich Methodist Church ceremony. Rev C R Edgington officiated. The bride wore a raphe veiled gown with orange blossom tiara and carried a white Bible with orchids. Maid of honor Miss Dorothy L Edie wore aqua satin with pink roses. Best man William W Ward Jr and ushers Winston L Decker and Harry K Decker. The bride is a Greenwich High and Eastman School of Business graduate and worked as secretary to the Greenwich Central Schools principal. Sergeant Decker, trained in the Medical Corps, served four years overseas and is on leave. he will return to overseas duty after a wedding trip.
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Jennie Sarah Campbell
Henry M. Campbell
Greenwich
Ifheodore Charles Decker
C. 3. Deeker
Cambridge
C. R. Edgington
James C. Sixring
William W. Ward, Jr
Schenectady
Winston L. Decker
Harry K. Decker
Green
Eastman-Saratoga School For Business
J. Harold Ripton
Greenwich Central Schools
Sergeant Decker
Crown Point
Middle Granville
Telescope Folding Furniture Co
Granville
Medicaied Corps
Hesan
Decker
Plan Card Party and Food Sale at St Augustine’s School
Mothers' Club of St Augustine's School hosts a card party this evening in Bradley Hall with hostesses Mrs John Fusco and Mrs Thomas Conlon and prizes for high score. A food sale runs Friday from 10 am to 3 pm in Bradley Hall, chaired by Mrs Joseph Rivage and club members. Also notes a surprise party for Mr and Mrs George Brunelle at 19 Van Wert Avenue with social and refreshments led by Mrs Fred Green and Mrs Jennie Reodall.
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Mothers’ Club
St. Augustine's School
Bradley
Bfall
John Fusco
Thomas Conlon
Bradley Hall
Joseph Rivage
George Brunelle
New
Rome
van Wert Avenue
Fred Green
Jennie Reodall
Altar Society
St. Mary's
Spm
Philathea
Dora LaTour
Frank Chum
Bertha Waldron
Helen Cozzens
Herbert Pease
Hazel Folger
Guild -Fifis
Carl Mizel
Dora LeTour
Irene Hancox
George ‘Putnam
May Ross Guild Marks Fifteen Year Anniversary
Members of the May Ross Guild gathered in the First Presbyterian Church vestry to celebrate its 15th anniversary. Speakers included Rev. Robert Campbell and George N. Patrick. members shared reminiscences of the guild’s history. Mrs. William O R Curley chaired the dinner committee. plans were announced for a tea and sale the next afternoon.
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May Ross Guild
First Presbyterian Church
May Ross
Robert Campbell
George N. Patrick
Williamo R. Curley
Albert Gelser
George Baldres
William Morrisson
Daniel Conway
William Everton
Ogdess T. Ross
Alexander McCabe
Jaimes McChesney
Elmer “Schacht
Charles Mason, Jr
Alter Reily
Victor Gilberts
Albert Plett
Thomas McBride
Irving Burroughs
Harry Johnson
Merritt Best
William Satterlee
Clarence Russell
Seibert
Gilbert
Miss Hanrahan Named Alumnae President
Miss Mery E. Hanrahan of the Troy Graduate Club of the College of St Rosa was elected president of the local alumnae chapter and has served as recording secretary. The group will plan participation in the June Silver Jubilee celebrating the college’s founding and she will represent the association at the biennial convention of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae at the Hotel Commodore in New York on Sunday.
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Mery E. Hanrahan
Troy Graduate Club
College of St. Rosa
Hanrahayn
International Federation ’ of Catholic
Commodore
New York
Engaged to Wed Miss Madeline Seymour of Albany
Miss Madeline Seymour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rocca Seymour of Whitehall, announced engagement to Paul Walz son of Mrs. Ann Walz of Troy and New York City. Miss Seymour studies as a nurse at Albany’s Brad Infan Home. Walz serves in the Merchant Marine. No wedding date set.
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Rocca Seymour
Whitehall
Madeline Seymour
Paul, Walz
Ann Walz
Troy
New York City
Miss Seymour
Brad
Albany
Walz
Merchant Marine
Waterford elects Victor Pitther lay leader at special church meeting
Waterford's official board elected Victor R Pitther as lay leader during a special session on Sunday. Troop 31, Boy Scouts of Amelia, joins as sponsoring organization, replacing the prior community committee. The gathering included a birthday tribute to Mrs Edgar Zeb with an ambowauer gift from Lawrence Quimby and greetings from church and society leaders.
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Victor R Pitther
Waterford
Troop
Boy Scouts of
Amelia
Crusade For Christ
Merbadier
Edgar Zeh
Wil Mama Perry
Edgar Zeb
Ambowauer
Lawrence F. Quimby
Women's Society of Christiana Ser Jee
Grace E. Swatting
Evnel Scouren
Arthur F. Brown
Chester A. Bull
Tomarcow
WLS. C.S
Vehurch
Inter patrols announce upcoming contest for youth
A brief notice invites boys aged 12 and older to join an inter patrol contest in the near future. It emphasizes participation without regard to church affiliation and encourages enrollment in the senop program.
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Acrow
Loear
Air Crew Care Grows As Flight Demands Rise
Washington report notes aviation advances reduce mechanical failures while human frailties rise. Maxi swings and pitot checks loom as speeds soar and pressures of duty grow. Navy assigns an aviation guardian to each squadron to monitor crews and shoulder duty nearing breaking points.
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Washington
Fivity Magazine
Maxi
Navy
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