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T|« event will be sponsored by :.he | Chemung Valley Horsemen's aasfdation and the Elmira Junior
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Women's AtucUIajry of Trinity Church will hold a rummage and food sale Thursday from i a. m. to 5:30 p. so. at the church.
On the committee for the rum-are: Mesdames Foster Hall, Floyd Carey, Peter Prechtl, Ethel Bailey, Thomas Bowlby, Joseph Johnson, Emory Donaldson and George wilkes.
In charge of the food sale, in the parish rooms: Mesdames E. J.
• a ^ * T » A^oXtSm 8 Ind B e a r d ' T h * o d o r e ^rewe, George T Rurk* iSTnf th« &mL ° « * Arthur Dakin, W. F. Reed,
' Hugh Evans, W. H. Gier and Leona Softest,
of advertising -chairman show.
David Shoemaker and Mrs. Kimball are co-chairmen of
rtlsing for the League. Team are: Mesdames George
r, Henry H. Sayles, Loring C. §Srtlett, A. Welling Wykoff, Robert C Albee Jr., William Carpenter, Rexford Baxter, John M. McLeod, Ralph Moore and Miss Sally Hoffman.
Beau Daftheens List Program
Members of the Beau Daftheens Club were guests of Mrs. Ada King ©f 501 Lake St at dinner Saturday evening. Mrs. Stella Wittfeldt was assisting hostess.
Frank Dodge of Say re offered prayer accompanied by Mrs. Belle Brown at the piano.
Mrs. C W. Hall, vicepresident, presided. Mrs. L. W. He mm in g-way of Waverly, treasurer, reported a need of funds to carry on club
Elmira Couple Married in Church Rites
Miss Ina Elisabeth Rittenhouse and W. James Clark were married In a candlelight ceremony at S o'clock, Saturday, Apr. 1% at the First Methodist Church. The Rev. Lester Schaff performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Rittenhouse, 364 Diven Ave., and the late Arthur Rittenhouse. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Clark, 83 Medina S t
The bride's sister, Mrs. Glen Drake of Pine City, was her only attendant. Manfred Wetherbee was best man and the ushers were Robert Clark and Truman Henry, brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
Miss Rittenhouse chose a gown of white nylon chiffon with a short activities. A rummage sale was Vl Z J . 1 w " T . W J M , ° "
phumlTto charge of Mr?. Hall, ? " * £ ^ " L " * L * «£«$ 2* Mrs. Ida Allen and Mrs. Wittfeldt J S t Shi ^ r 5 ^ ? J T i j £ E ? -.v^ «»MI -,»«»„» ,iA«.ijA«. pearls, one carriea an arm bou-who will accept donations. t o f w m t e s n a p d r a g o n a u d
The year's propram will include | £ w e e t p e a s u H e r on{y* ff,Blr7 w a s entertainment and refreshments^ necklace set with diamonds and for residents of the County Home, p^^ w h i c h t ^ ^en the wed-Breesport; outing, dinner and en-lertsjinment for Chemung County blind and also the Blind Workers •Shop; entertainment for Home for Aged residents and magazine donations to Bath Veterans Center.
Saturday's program in charge of Mrs. Alice Howell of Waverly Included group singing, games and
J c by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
MB rs Allen of 610 Dubois S t wl
nttfrtain the club May 17.
no Students Tc) Take Tests
llore than 60 student pianists w i i | be auditioned at The Park
I lecture room Apr. 25 and test their qualifications lor sment certificates. Elmira chapter of the Na-Guild of Piano Teachers, of Miss Georgianna Palmer is
will conduct the audi-here for the first time. Stu-of Miss M. Ethel Nichols,
Harriet Swarts, Miss Kathryn Mrs. Nellie G. Abbott Mrs.
Young Shoemaker and Palmer are registered. tdicator will be Mrs. Walter of New York City, a pianist
ized ability and a former of PaderewakL
ding gift of the bride's father to the bride's mother.
Mrs. Drake wore a gown of pink velveray and carried an arm bouquet of yellow snapdragons and pink sweet peas. . Following the ceremony, a reception was herd at the church for the families and immediate friends.
After a wedding trip to New York City, the couple will make their home at 364 Diven Ave.
The bride, a graduate of Elmira Free Academy, is employed at Moore Business Forms.
Mr. Clark, a veteran of 5% years of Army service is employed at M. Doyle Marks.
Pre-nuptial events included a variety shower by the Senowen Class of the First Methodist Church, a team and variety shower by Miss Ruth Turner and a dinner and personal shower at the New England Kitchen by the invoicing department of Moore Business Forms.
MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. JOHNSON who stopped for the weekend at the home of Mr. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Frank A. Johnson, 366 W. Church St, on filler wedding trip from DeMoines, Iowa, to New York City. Mrs. Johnson is the former Miss Helen I. Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perry of Northwood, Iowa. They were married Sunday, Apr. 13 in Northwood. Mr. Johnson is on terminal leave after several years service with the U. S.
Marine Corps.
Bipwnie Troop 61 rtpns 7fn Bkihday Party
Btownie Troop 61, School 2, El-milje Heights, will have Its seventh hir#iday dinner and fly-up cere-
y Wednesday night at 6:30 at school.
Brownies will fly up to e Ghrl Scouts. Mrs Charles
troop leader and Mrs. McClelland will have
of the ceremony. There Brownies in the troop. R Costello, assistant di
et the Elmira Reception will speak. Miss Elizabeth
y, executive director of Girl and Miss Eillen Whiting,
director, also will speak
jwnie mothers on the dinner Imittee are: Mesdames Nichols
chairman; Raymond How-Daniel Ordway, Thomas
tell and Norman McClelland.
Elytra Nile Club Sets Oil Iner Meet Wednesday
ira Nile Club' will hold a meeting at the Mark Twain Wednesday night at 6:30.
meeting will be the first at new officers will be In Members are urged to at-
TA FLANS CARD PARTY Parent-Teacher Association
coin School, Elmira Heights, hold a card party at 7 p.m. esday at the school. Arrange-
ts are being directed by Mrs. r Beach. Committee members Tickets, Mrs, Lynn Coleman; s, Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs. dors Shieson; refreshments, Lewis Spirawk and Mrs. Mil-
Stamp; publicity, Miss Helen
ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS ;-a-whfle Club will entertain ds at picnic supper Wed-at 6:30 p. m. at the home
rs. Hattie Mills, 1226 W. Water
OES UNIT TO MEET group of Harmony
OES meets with Mrs. Reeser, 63314 Pennsyl-
Ave., Thursday at 1 p. m» cnic luncheon. Each is asked
table service and an article id. Members of ether groups Mends will be welcome.
K> HOLD CARD PARTY John the Baptist Sodality will a card party' Wednesday eve-
at the church. The pub-11 ilftam
FOB SALE Wf GRAND HANOI
lacondftiofted H B P K I ' Shopel
Social Notes Dr. and Mrs Richard O. Gregory,
403 W. Church St, have returned after a few days in Rloomfield, N. J., with their daughter, Mrs. Mark V. Goodyear and Mr. Goodyear.
• • .» Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sheldon
of Allentown, Pa., were weekend guests of their daughter, Mrs. John M. McLeod and Mr. McLeod, 516 Euclid Ave.
0 * • • " Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cun
ningham of Winchester, Mass, spent the weekend with Mrs d i n ningham's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hurley, 651 College Ave.
• * • Mr. and Mrs Bert C. Davis of
Big Plats have returned after spending 11 weeks in Florida at Gainesville and Sarasota.
• * o Mrs. , Howard F. Home, 207
Spaulding St, has returned after spending a weekend with her son, Howard, at Penn State University, State College, Pa.
• • • Miss Margaret Ann McCann, 310
Washington St, who has been a patient at St Joseph's Hospital for 10 days, has returned to her home.
• • * Mrs. John Causer, 401 Maple Ave,
has returned after spending the winter at Coral Gables, Fla.
Other Elmirans who have returned home after wintering in Coral Gables are Mrs. L. M. Austin, 309 W. Gray St, and Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Christian, 610 Edgewood Dr.. who spent two months with their daughter, Mrs Charles Bone, the former Miss Jean Christian, N
• * * Mr. and Mrs C. E. Stanton, 610
Spaulding St., have returned from a visit with Mrs. A. W. Stanton of Hialeah, Fla.
• . • • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunder-
man, 345 Webber PI., are visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra, John A. Howe, Charleston, S. C.
s e e Mrs. Susie Mills 719 Dickinson
St, is s S t Joseph Hospital patent
• * • Sunnie Allen, 354 E. Fourth St,
Is ill at his home. •* * • ^
Mrs Henry Dumas and children, 726 Dickinson St , have been called to Augusta, Ga., by the death of a relative. They were accompanied by Mrs Gertrude Hannah of Blossburg.
• * • Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Roy and
daughters Lois and Clara Linnie, of 425 Fairway Ave., spent the weekend in Central Valley, N. Y , to attending the funeral of Mr. Roy's uncle, Frank Custard.
CLUB SETS MEETING Oil ease The Chat-Awhile Club
wilt meet with Mrs Christine Couch Thursday evening Apr. 24.
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DISH-CUP4PO0H I w i i r y Chairs
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Siohkland Jwvea&s Fwrnlters and Toys
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Miss Ann Riggs Graduates from Vassar College
Miss Ann Gaylord Riggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gaylord Riggs, 418 W. Water Street, Elmira,, received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College Sunday. She was a member of a group of 37 students who completed their college course" this "month, at the end of the second term.
Miss Riggs majored in music. She was prepared for college at the Elmira Free Academy and attended Elmira College for a year.
To
Women of the Moose, Chapter 107, will celebrate its 28th anniversary with a dinner at the Mark Twain Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. The home-making program will follow at the Moose Home with Mrs. Florence Wright, chairman.
Samuel Ferraro and Miss Barbara Lentz will entertain. The chapter will exemplify the ritual by initiating a class of candidates with Mrs Daisey Smith presiding.
The annual meeting of the Chemung County Chapter, American Red Cross will be held Apr. 29 at 8 p. in. at Bidding Methodist Church.
An executive board win be elected and new by-laws presented by Atty. William E. Palmer. Leslie D. Chits is chapter chairman.
Entertainment win Include presentation of the one-act comedy "Never Too QW* by members of the -First Presbyterian Church Junior Guild under the direction of Mrs. Frances Brayton. The play was prise-winner in the recent inter-city play contest sponsored by the Elmira Little Theater Inc. Mrs. Barbara P. Hardin, who plays the lead, was Judged best actress of the contest Others in the cast are Jo Pharr Pollock, Theo Pyle and Mary Stewart Pollock.
Refreshments will be served by members of the Canteen Committee under the cochairmanship of Mrs. Phay B. Rutan and Mrs Walter C. Ervin.
The Production Department will display knitted garments for able-bodied and. hospitalized servicemen, and cotton and woolen Children's -garments for foreign relief.
The following officers and members of the executive board have served with Mr. Clute during the past year: Vicechairman, J. Ernest Webb and Mesdames'William Flan-nery and Frank E. Tripp; secretary, Mrs. J. Ernest Webb; treasurer, Paul W. Morse.
Executive board:, M e s d a m e s Douglas G. - Anderson, Arthur W. Booth, Charles L. Brayton, Donald L. Brooks, Henry Bush, Pauline G. Bush, Alexander D. Falck, Ruth S. Hardy, Ray C, Hulbert, Hilda B. Johnson, Clifford F. Lect, William L. McGrath, Daniel F. O'Neill, Louis Robbins, Bertha Rosenjteld, Harry J. Tifft and Charles Toole; Thomas B. Bowlby, Alexander D. Falck, John H. Fassett, Edward L. Hardeman, Arthur/ L. Hoffman, Harry Y. Iszard, George P. Kingston, Harry J. Lagonegro, Jervis Langdon, William E. Palmer and Irving T. Sheets ,
All members in good* standing— those who have paid the required amount of National Red Cross dues —•have the privilege of voting at the meeting.
HI i ii i i . •
Tne marriage or suss flwigiuci Phyllis Devlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Devlin, 808 Grove St, and Joseph D. Aimon, son of Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Almon of Corning will take place Saturday at 10 a. m. at S t Patrick's Church.
Mrs Gerald Reagan of Painted Post will be matron-of-honor and Mrs. Thomas Devlin will be brides-msid. *
Robert Almon of Corning, brother of the bridegroom*to-be, will be best man. The following will usher: Thomas Devlin, John Kerwan, Ger-ald Rossettie and John Finnell.
A reception from 2 to 4 at the Mark Twain will follow the ceremony.
Births Arnot-Ogden Hospital—
A son, today, Apr. 22, 1947, to James and Dorothy Hyde Barton of 311H E. Miller St.
* * « S t Joseph's Hospital—
A daughter, today, Apr. 22, 1947, to Sol and Patricia Permutt Kestin of 508 Euclid Ave.
A son, today, Apr. 22, 1947, to James and Jean Busier O'Connor of 451 y, Albert S t '
A son, Monday, Apr. 21, 1947, to William and Jean MacGowan Armes of Latta Brook Rd.
CLUB DINES TONIGHT The Friendship Club will meet
for dinner and bridge tonight at 7 at the Mark Twain. Mrs p. J. Hanrahan will be hostess.
School 11 P-TA Plans Election
(School 11 P-TA meets Thursday at 7:45 p. m. at the school. Instrumental music students of Martin Wensel and William Biery will play and Sixth Grade students will sing under the direction of Mrs. John McCormack.
The following nominating committee will present a slate of officers: Miss Mary Ganey, chairman; Mrs Leslie Travis, Mrs James Personius.
A saw U M I •
Marcella V/enzel To Be June Bride
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Marcella Mary Wensel, daughter of Robert L. Wensel, 470 W. Second St, snd the late Mrs Mary Ewald Wensel, to Donald A. Mosher.
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mosher of 557 Thompson S t
The couple are both graduates of Elmira schools. Miss Wensel is employed in the office of the Kennedy Valve Mfg. Co. Mr. Mosher attended Elmira Aviation Ground School, served two years in the Army Air Fdrce and is now employed by the Corning Glass Works Aviation Division, at the Chemung County Airport
The wedding will take place in June.
will sponsor s May Festivsl May 1 at the Presbyterian Church, The basaar will open at 7 p. m. and a card party will be held at 8.
The event will raise funds for the Horseheads library and other Women's Club projects.
Mrs. Joseph Spiegel is general chairman with Mrs Clifford Leet in charge of the card party and Mrs. Henry Bush, basaar chairman. Booth chairmen are: Mrs. Clinton Bush, in charge; Mrs. Earl Osmun, flower booth; Mrs. Dorn Dilmore, white elephant; Mrs Henry Bush, needlework;. Mrs. Roy Martin, refreshments; Mrs. Walter Import and Mrs. Joseph Lynch decorations
Ithaca Girl Wed in Elmira
Mrs Helen Rorick Wheeler, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Rorick, 216 S. Cayuta St , Ithaca, became the bride of Marvin Brewer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brewer of Newfleld, Friday, Apr. 18, 1947.
The ceremony was performed at the home of * the bride's grandfather, Edward Rorick, 722 Hopkins St , Elmira. The Rev. Herbert Gordon of Riverside Methodist Church officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Free-love of Ithaca were the attendants. The bride wore a street length dress of acqua crepe with brown accessories and a corsage of white roses and baby's breath. Her attendant wore dusty rose with s corsage of talisman roses.
After a short wedding trip, Mr. and, Mrs. Brewer will reside in Ithaca.
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