Dr Mary McDowell Addresses Missionary Group
Dr Mary McDowell spoke to the Women Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church yesterday afternoon. The meeting celebrated the church founding with mission themes and a decoratively set table for refreshments. Members Mrs George SE Gordon and Mrs Hasey Lerks assisted, and the next meeting on November 7 was announced as a planned program and supper session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sccaspwell
Womena Missionery Society
UAC
Mchuwe
D. Har
Charles Sherier
Mary Fen War
Mrz Cummings
George
SE. Gordon
Hasey Lerks
Women's Church
Soc
St Lawrence Church Festival Plans Fall Fundraiser
Parishioners of St Lawrence's Church met in the church hall to organize a fall festival benefiting the church. The event, set for November 23 in the school hall, lists co chairmen L Fresh Mitter and Frank Popp with a large committee handling tickets, prizes, decorations, publicity, and refreshments. A full committee meeting will follow at the school hall on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneft
St Lawrence's Church
L. Fresh Mitter
Frank Popp
Luce
Carolys Rapp
Bliss “Mary Nutting
Francis 3
Buechler
Josephine Connolly
Rone
Winklemann
Dorothy | Miorin
Alice Hent- Begie
Marie Snyder
Kitch
Plan Turkey Dinner Sets Plans by Women’s Society Group
The Business Girls Group of the Women's Society for Christian Service met at Mrs. Gordon Banker's Hoosick Road home to plan a turkey dinner on October 25 in the church house and a gift shop for the Annie Fair. Committees will be named at the November meeting. A Halloween party concluded the meeting under Miss Dorothy McCebe, assisted by Miss Derene McCabe and Mrs. Ose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Gordon Banker
Hoosick Road
Church House
Dorothy McCebe
Derene McCabe
Ose, Oe
School 27 PTA Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Parent-Teacher Association of School 27 will hold its first fall meeting tomorrow at 2 30 pm in the school assembly. The class with the most mothers present will receive the honor banner. Mrs George RB Reardon and 7pent will lead the meeting followed by a joke in honor of new members.
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Parent-Teacher Association of School
Wit
George
RB Reardon
Reid
Parent-Teacher Association of School #8
Ehbairmens
Birs
Medical Group Honors Doctors' Wives at Fall Meeting
Wives of local doctors recognized at the fall meeting and luncheon of the Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Rensselaer County held at the Troy Country Club. Guests shared the history of their husbands service across decorations duties and stations. About 24 members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Medical Society of
Rensselaer County
Troy Country Club
Teft
Jeary P. Jaffarian
Charles E. Bessey
Victor C. Jacobsen
Jona J. Squadrito
Leo S. Weinstein
E. J. Hanraua
Pver Jared
Heimer Howd
Joan P. Jaffarian
Charles E. Bessay
John J. Squadrito
Leon Welesein
E . Manratia
Viewer ©. Jacobsen
Thursday Club To Hear Papers on China
The Thursday Morning Club plans a meeting at WC 2 with president Mrs. arvie Eldred presiding. The year’s theme is China. Mrs. Charles E. Smart will present The recorded history through Genghiz Khan. Mrs. Warren E. Lisle offers Family and Ancestor Worship. Manuel Kostroit will read The Most Unforgettable Character I’ve Met, presented by Mrs. Nicholas Oglea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvie Eldred
China
Charles E. Smart
Genghig Khan
Warren E. Lisle
Manuel Kostroit
Nicholas Oglea
Prospective Bride Tendered Shower in New Jersey
Miss June Wildman, soon to wed George Kenneth O'Meller, was honored Saturday with a miscellaneous shower at 407 Third Avenue. Sixty guests enjoyed music, dancing, games, and a luncheon hosted by Betty and Helen Brower and Mary Wildman assisted by the bride’s mother and aunt. A tea and school event followed with speakers and committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Wildman
George Kenneth O'Meller
Third Avenue
Betty
Helen Brower
Mary Wildman
JT Athi Wildman
George
Brower
Book Exhibit At Emilia Willard School
Trustees and friends of Emilia Willard School are invited to an exhibit end sale of books to be held in the school hallway tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm. The event features a selection of titles for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilia Willard School
Cary Tomerry
From
Rance Te Botke
New York and Scarsdale Alumnae Meeting Attendees
Mrs. Eugene Warren lists for next week. Exama Willard School staff Missance Won and Miss Clemenell Lay will attend the Eorma Wilerd Alumnae Association board meeting at Mrs. Maxwell E. McDowell's home in Scarsdale. Attendees from Troy include Mrs. David Howells and several Troy chapter members led by Mrs. Irwin J. South.
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Missance
Clemenell Lay
Exama Willard School
New York
Ther
Eorma Wilerd Alumnae Association
Maxwell E. McDowell
Scarsdale
Troy
David Howells
Sorority Pledgees Elect Officers Gamma Chapter
Delia Pai sorority Gamma Chapter pledgees elected officers at their first meeting held last night at the Jewish Family Center. Officers chosen were Joan Polatsky president Joan Schrager vice president Carol Paffies secretary Carol Winkler treasurer Barbara Wilcove corresponding secretary and reporter. Advisers Leonore Levine and Portia Dauber guided the session. Plans include a tea for all pledgees in Albany Schenectady and Gloversville with Gamma Chapter as hostesses scheduled for next month marking the season’s social pledgee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Pai Sorority
Gamma Chapter
Jewish Faminy Center
Joan Polatsky
Joan Schrager
Vvice Press
Carol Paffies
Carol Winkler
Barbara Wilcove
Leonore Levine
Portia Dauber
Albany
Schenectady
Gloversville
Visitor Returns Mrs Capeless From Boston After Visit
Mrs J J Capeless of Boston, guest of Mrs Amelia Weger at 27175th Street for two weeks, has returned home. She was called to the city due to illness of her brother Henry E Craver, confined to Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Capeless
Boston
Amelia 'Weger
175H
Henry LE. Craver
Samaritan Hospital
Engagement notice for Miss Eizine Garfunkel in New York
Mrs Anna Garfunkel of New York announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Eizine Garfunkel to Fred Feldman son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Feldman of 172 First Street The bride to be attended Cornell College and New York University The groom is a graduate of Union College and Albany Medical College and is presently stationed at Camp Union The wedding will be held in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Garfunkel
New York
Eizine P. Garfunkel
Fred Feldman
Benjamin Feldman
First Street
Timely Beauty Hints on Gloves for Wartime Dress
Alicia Hart explores how war reshapes glove fashion for luncheon tables and tea parties. Long silk gloves shift to evening roles, while practical daytime options include short washable gloves and four to six button styles. color coordination and restrained accessories enhance outfits, with rules to wear gloves at the table and remove them for meals.
Tuesday Club Hears Pianist Recital At Homes
The Tuesday Club met at Mrs. Doug lags, C. May’s home on Third Avenue. Guests and hostesses included Mrs. Stanley C. Zellner, Mrs. John S. Baker, Mrs. Altert B. Hall, and Miss Donna Harris of Emma Wik iard Conservatory of Music played a two piano recital in absence of Mrs. Dorothy Hoking. Kirkland canceled a planned program due to illness.
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Doug~lags
C. May
Third Avenue
Stanley C. Zellner
John S. Baker
Altert B. Hall
Donna Harris
Emma Wikiard
Friends of Sage library Have Meeting
Members of the 124346 executive committee of the Friends of Russel Sage College Library met yesterday afternoon in the German Lounge for the first business meeting of the year. Miss Gertrude S. Xorion reelected president presided. other officers included Charles B. McMurray and Rev. Arthur Johnston as vice presidents, Stephen Hi. Bampton as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Russell Sage College Library
Gertrude S. Xorion
Ree
Charles B. McMurray
Arthur Johnston
Stephen Hi. Bampton
Attractive Closet Ideas For Winter Decor
The article suggests refreshing a room with a stylish closet using watercolor palettes and rich warm tones. It recommends neat storage like a shoe bag, hatbox, garment bag, and a cardboard chest to achieve a decorator look on a tight budget. It also notes preserving sweet corn by salting in glass canning jars.
French Instructor Marries Pfc. Capel Jr in Corning Church
French instructor Adiss Jane Annexe Semple daughter of Mr and Mrs James Semple of Corning wed Pfc. Charles E Capel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Capel at St Marys Church Corning on September 2 in a double ring ceremony. Rev John A Smith officiated with organ music including Always and I Love You Truly. The bride wore powder blue wool jersey with a three tier waistline and black velvet accessories. Best man was Charles Capel Sr. The couple left for a two week honeymoon destination announced by Mrs Capel. Both will resume teaching and military duties after Camp Crowder, Missouri. Notable out-of-town guests attended and pre nuptial parties were held at Draper School faculty events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
C. E. Capel
Adiss
Jane Annexe Semple
James Mo Zens
Pie
West FA Street
Corning
Charles EB. Capel
Charles E. Capel
Wister Street
St Marys Church
John A Smith
Sempte
Charles E Capet
Crystal Grill
Semple
Capel
Corning Free Academy
State Teachers' College
al- Dany
Psi Gamma Sorority
Draper School
Schenectedy
Catholic Central High School
State Teachers’ College
Albany
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Kappa Phi Kappa
Camp Crowder
Cepel
Mra
John F. Capel
Charles F. Capel
Troy
James Burnham
Don W. Vanes
Rochester
Clarice E Weeks
Athens
Carolyn P. Burrows
Syracuse
Engaged: Miss Mies Marguerite Schillinger to Walter Schroeder
Mr and Mrs Fred Schillinger of Wrynantskill announce the engagement of their daughter Mies Marguerite Schillinger to Walter Schroeder son of Mrs Mary Schroeder of East Poestenkill The wedding will occur soon Miss Schillinger works at Hughes Antargat Co in Waterbilt Mr Schroeder served in the Army two years and is employed at Aird-Don Inc Col and Mrs James Wyly visited Mrs Wyly s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harry Wardwell Mrs Wyly is the former Miss Athea Reed of Poestenkill Miss Mildred Heas daughter of Mrs Wardwell has returned to Long Branch N J with the Wylys for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
James. Wyly
Maria G. Bocketti
Fourth Street
Rose M. Bocketti
Joseph F. Vumrbaco
Frank Vumbaco
Seventh Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Civett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Vutrbaco
Record Pattern SMART SHIRTWAIST Fashion Ad
No Wonder pattern No. 2816 offers slim tailored lines for all ages and sizes. Sizes include 14 26 8 2 40 42 44 46 48 with 3 ½ yards fabric for size 36. Send 15 cents for pattern and sewing guide to Pattern Department The Time Record New York NY.
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New York
N.Y
Wives Seek Sympathy Spoiling Quiet Marriages
Dorothea Dix column notes married life unhappiness rises from wives nitpicking husbands little faults. A reader cites engagement news for Rose Bocketti and Joseph Vumbaco. Local society items cover birthdays, anniversaries, visits, and lay hints on formal wear and poison ivy care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Dorothy DIX
Brackley Dayhaw Nuptials Solemnized in Cohoes Church
Dorothy Darhaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Dayhar of 367 Congress Birsat and Cpl J Dean Brackley of Camp Pickett were married Saturday at Sir Ag new Church Cohoes officiated by Rev Hogan with attendants Mrs Peiler A Zoniteh jr Edward Lacy ushers Hargid Vick ers and Kerneth Borden The bride wore a white chiffon gown with satin trim and long train while her attendant wore bright blue chiffon A reception followed at Van Sehaick Isterd Golf Club They will reside with the bride's mother in Cohoes for now and honeymoon in New York City and Mia Brackley will join them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Inez Dorothy Darhaw
Srank Dayhar, Jr
Congress Birsat
J. Dean Brackley
Camp Pickett
Joseph EL Brackley
Cohoes
New Church
Daniel. D. Hogan
van Sehaick Isterd
Orige
Ohoes High School
Pawling Yarn Co
Corporal Brackley
Vincen
Marriages Fight Back Against Husbands’ Manners
Sun readers discuss marriage woes caused by husbands habit and rule bending. Women claim daily irritants such as cigarette ashes scattered, pets, collections, or fishing gear erode harmony. They describe search for order amid clutter and neglect, revealing strained domestic life.
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Mary McDowell
St. Lawrence’s Church
Sears
Sarah White Albany
Frelfat
Bloomfield
Florence
Cts
Little Princess Wave
Charm Seauty Salon
Third Street
Prexares
Neceesam
Eugene Warren
M. W. Locke
Cohen
Alicia Hart
Friends of Sage Library
St. Mara’s Methodist Church
Chateau House
Noroy
Thozzas
Treharne
Virginie Hoffman
The
Jolly Seven Chih
Alfred Leon Becklef
Broadview Terrace
Steaway
Pittsfield
Mass
Loretta Cudnerl
Hey
iHome
Western
H. J. Rooney
Kay
Patricia
Shane
Peggy
Mt Pleasant Avenue
California
Amet
H. Wager
Spring Avenue Road
Jing
Rath Lent
Avetuhe
Samatiten Hospital
Martha
God
Eve
Sid
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Primrose House
Knowlson
Troy, NY
Rogers Bros. Holmes & Edwards
H. E. Eckert
Sons
Sewelers-Silverieniths
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