SOCIAL THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1943 Round Tables Feature Meeting Three Groups' Plan Discussions Tuesday Morning The Western Massachusetts Women's Club will have three round table discussions' next Tuesday. The art committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs. John O' Brien. with Mrs. E.
J. La Liberte, vice-chairman, will present a program at the George Walter Vincent art gallery At 10.30 in the morning. Motion pictures of the shown. "An illustrated talk on jade museum's work, with children will he will also be presented and an exhibit of jade will be shown. The industry committee will meet.
at the Hotel Kimball at 10.30. Mrs. G. Walter Fisk is chairman and Mrs. K.
Elwell is- vice-chairman of the committee. Mrs. Robert Fuller. member of the special research committee of the Council of Social Agencies, will speak on the social needs of Negroes in Springfield. This talk is founded on survey of various committees studying the problem in this city.
Mrs. F. J. Hickox will speak on the Springfield Trade School and its work in preparing women for Industry. The committee on legislation, headed by Mrs.
Ruby C. Iancton an and Mrs. Ralph Tyler, will meet at the Hotel Kimball: at noon in connection with the luncheon scheduled at that time. Several bills in Which the state federation of women's clubs is interested, will be discussed. Among the bills to be brought up are the eradication of ragweed, improvement of jury service, the amendment to the Constitution providing for absentee ballots for shut-ins and valids, the safety bill suggested by the governor, the equal rights bill.
child Gelinquency, and the elimination of Americanization classes at night school. Hope Church Guild Will Hear Speaker Miss Dorothy Stevens, representative of the Baptist Board of Foreign who has had broad experience in Mexico and South America, will be the speaker at the meeting of love Guild Friday afternoon at 2 in the Hope Church Community House. Miss Stevens will speak on "The rini of the Caribbean." Any church women interested will be welCollie to hear Miss Stevens. The Guild meeting will open at 10 Friday morning with a sewing period under the direction of Mrs. ().
R. C'ongdon. Luncheon will he served by the Merrikru group at 12.30 and there will he a food sale conducted by the Narsova group. Following Miss Steven's talk. tea will he served.
Mrs. Alfred Messner is chairman of tea and she will be assisted by the Fireside group. Anthony Roswell Spiehler. of University Heights. N.
has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss Betty Alma Spiehler, to Thomas P. Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Fowler, of this city and Merrick, Long Island.
Miss Spiehler WAS graduated from Barnard School and senior at Wellesley College. Mr. Fowler. an alumnus of Barnard School. will be graduated Thursday from Williams College.
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Get to-dayl: 1 F. SOCIAL 19 Johnathan Birnie To Receive Degree Son of Springfield Physician in Williams Class Johnathan Birnie, son of Dr. and Airs. John M. Birnie of Atwater Ter.
rare. is among the members of the senior class at Williams Colleze, who will be graduated tenorrow. Mr. rnie. who enlisted in the V- classification of the 'United States Naval Reserve.
will return home to await call to service. He was graduated from Classical High School before entering college. Dr. and Mrs. Birnio ill have with them for the week enl their daughter.
Miss Joan Birnic, A student at Simmons College. who will havo 2 her guests, Mix- Barbara Macintyre of W'orcester and Miss Sally Dorsey of Vermont, college class. mates. door. Dre.
Irving La Fleur chair. man in charge of arrangements. It. Elizabeth Trice. who 13 in charge of the wild office.
"here. will he guest speaker at the ruary meeting of the Catholic Junior League. which will take place Monevening in the Catholic Women's Club house. Miss Betty Moran chairman for the meeting -and other members of the committee include Miss Mary Lyons. Miss Betty Prorie.
Miss Jacqueline Damon. Miss Betty Leary and Miss thryn Linnehan. party under the direction of the ways and means committee of the Glenwood Parent Teacher Asso. ciation will he hold at tho school Thursday Afternoon at 1.30. Table and door prizes will he awarded.
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which will dance give the its first annual semiformal at YMCA gymnasium. Friday evening. from 9 to 1. Billy Vincent's Band will play for the dancing. A special enter.
tainment at the beginning of tho dance is being arranged by Miss Betty Reilly. president of the club and pral chairman of tho dance committee. 'The dance club ha. been holding weekly dances at the 011 Friday evenings for service men and young people during the past with over 200 young people attending weekly. Others 01 the general committee assisting Ale Ted Small.
Ritt tote, twin sister of the dance ticket Ken Lewis, Michael Marino. Shepard. Evelyn Symington, Ethel Symington. Nicholas Pinto. Gilbert Hesnick and Harold Dion.
Young people or service men desiring tickets may obtain them from any of the above committee or Lindsoy 11. ('hilson. membership secretary at the YMCA and club advisor. The Chicopee Unitarian Guild Alliwill have its monthly, meeting Friday afternoon at 2.13 in the homie of Mrs. Nelson B.
Carter of Chapin Street. Chicopee. Miss Cornell of the Chicopee Red Cross will be guest speaker. Hostesses will be Mrs. Car ter.
Mrs. Allen Lorimer and Mrs. Lynn Hamlin. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Keller of Thompsonville. announce the coming marriage of their daughter. Anita Elizabeth. to Francis Youngjohns, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Youngiohns of River Boulevard, Suffield. The marriage will take plane Feb. 22 in St. Patrick's Church. Thompsonville.
Miss Keller is in the employ of the J. C. Penney Company. Mr. Youngiohns is employe! by the Varsity Manufacturing Company in this city.
Prank Herbert. was horn Jan. 28. in Wesson Maternity pital to Mr. and Mrs.
IV. 0. Lippman Dartmonth Street. Mrs. Lippman is the former Mildred Sampson.
diaughter tiporge P. Dickinson Street. Dance at YMCA Planned by Club Red Cross Calendar WEDNESDAY Sewing distribution, 10 a. m. to p.
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Y. big I ACTIVE IN Bosworth Photo MISS ANITA COTE Chairman of the ticket committee for the annual semiformal dance of the Club, which will be an event of Friday evening at the YMCA. Billy Vincent's Band will play from 9 to 1. Service men are invited. Club Calendar TODAY Hope Congregational Church Guild: 10 a.
Red Cross Sewing; 2 p. Executive board meeting. Ashleyville Woman's Club: Mrs. Walter Pierce, Riverdale Street. Springfield Women's 2.30 p.
joint meeting Longmeadow Woman's Club, Technical High School. Springfield League for the Hard of Hearing: 2 p. lip reading. clubrooms. E.
K. Wilcox Women's Relief 8 p. GAR Hall. Hope Church groups: Proanbus Club: 7.15 p. guild room; group, Mrs.
Jesse M. Reed, Carlisle Street: 10 a. Red Cross work, guild room. Regional Meeting of Wesley Church: 7.15 p. Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Hastings, Belleclaire Avenue. Longmeadow.
Mercy Hospital Guild: 1.30 p. dessert bridge, Nurses Home. Connecticut Valley Chapter. France forever: 8.15 p. French Film, Museum of Fine Arts.
Women Workers Wachogue Church: Mrs. Gunnar Halls, Abbott Street. Morning Star Rebekah Lodge: 8.13 p. Community Hall, Dickinson Street. Springfield Lodge, Degree of Honor Protective Association, 9.45 p.
clubrooms. Mr. and Drs. Alfred l'ope of Street, announce the engage. inent of their daughter.
Jeannette Christine, to Sgt. Walter John Gutkowsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gutkowski of Thompsonville. No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Pope was born in Springfield and is a graduate of the High School Commerce. She is employed by the Eastern States Farmers F- change. Mr. Gutkowsky is stationed Ft. Knox, Ky.
The Chicopee Falls 'Woman's Club will have a guest meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2.13 at the Methodist Church. Chicopee Pills. Mrs. Carl King, president, will preside 1 the business session. Miss Althea De.
light Clark will he the guest speaker. lier talk will take the place of the drama which wax to have boon presonted by the drama committee of the club. Mrs. Albert 'ivett will be the guest speaker at the meeting of Forest Park Mothers' Club neXt Wednesday. The subject of her talk will be "Brazil." The meeting will he held in the home of Dirs.
M. Schenek of Northampton Avenue. Miss Alice I. Halligan, teacher of adult education in the public schools will speak 01 "Aptitude tests," at the meeting of the Trinity Child Study Club next Tuesday. Mrs.
George Gorrod is in charge of the meeting. Miss Dorothy M. Berinstein And Harold Bailey, both of Springfield. and students at the Massachusetts College of I'harmacy in Boston, were on the committee in charge 00 the hour of recorded music held in the Sheppard Library at the College terday afternoon, with seniors as special guests. The music afternoon WAS held under the auspices of the Shenpard Library and the Student Council.
Mrs. Russell 1. ('hago will speak On "The struggle for democracy in. at the meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club next Thursday in the Church of the Unity. New under-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration ARAD 1.
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Carlson, and Charles B. Berg, son of Mrs. Marthine Berg of Malden Street. Miss Carlson was graduated from the High School of Commerce and Mr. Berg from Technical High School.
Both are employed in the East Longmeadow plant of the Pratt Whitney Co. Miss Elizabeth Lagarias, daughter of Sotirious lagarias of Buffalo, N. will become the bride of Michael Paul Pagos, son of Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Thomas Lagos of Beauchamp Street.
Friday morning at 9 o'clock in St. George's Memorial Church. Rev. Joseph Xanthopoulos will perform the double ring ceremony. Paul Samson will sing and Stamos Zades will play the wedding music.
Miss Frances Lagarias, sister of the bride-to-be. will be the maid of honor. Dr. Nicholas Iliopoulos will serve as best man. Following the ceremony there will be a reception at the Hotel Kimball for members of the immediate family.
The couple will leave on a wedding trip and on their return, will live in Mr. l'agos is a graduate of Classical Springfield. Iligh School and Springfield College. He is physical director at the Springfield Boys Club. Out-of-town guests at the wedding will come from Buffalo, Rochester and Boston.
The annual father and son banquet given each year by Union Church Lincoln's is scheduled to take place on birthday. A social party for the senior of people will he an event young Saturday evening. Feb. 13. A Valentine dance is announced by the Senior High Society of Faith Church to take place Friday evening of next in the parish house.
George Wolfert is general chairman. the Tickets 1118 be obtained from Elizabeth Lagarias To Wed M. P. Pagos members. Budget Menu Molly M.
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Add finely chopped yolks of eggs cooked hard. to white sauce. CLEARAWAY SALE GROUP OF 75 I Better Dresses formerly to $16.99 REDUCED TO SIZES The Bridals Shop 1249 MAIN ST. Dannals Marries Corporal 3 Weds Albert J. Garneau in Westover Chapel Wearing a moss green suit with brown accessories and a corsage (f brown orchids, Miss Barbara Dannals.
daughter of Mrs. Horton Dannals of Massachusetts Avenue, became the bride of Corp. Albert J. Garneau of Laconia, N. H.
The wedding took place in the Westover. Field Chapol with Army Chaplain McDwyer officiating. Miss Marion Sandheck of Lebanon Street was maid honor. She wore a green suit with beige accessories. Mrs.
Dannals, mother of the bride, wore a purple dress and hat with a corsage of roses and gardenias. Alson Baker, the bride's uncle, was best man. Following wedding, a reception was held at the bride's home, for members of the immediate family. As her going away costume, the bride wore a tweed cont over her green suit. The couple will live in Baltimore on their return from the wedding trip.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mrs: Horton Freeman of Mrs. Clifton Cota of Winchester, N. H. and Bliss Nancy Dannals of Philadelphia. The bride is a graduate of the High School of Commerce and was enployed as cashier by the A Co.
Mr. Garneau WAS graduated from Laconia High School and has. been in the Army for the last six years. He is stationed in Baltimore. Dr.
Bradley Talks To Club Feb. 10 Dr. Bernard Beatley, president of Simmons College. will he the guest speaker at the meeting of the College Club Wednesday afternoon, Feh. 10.
The meeting will take place at the Springfield Women's Club house in Spring Street. Dr. Beatler has chosen as his subject, "The American College in a changing era." Mrs. Charles A. Campbell is chairman of arrangements for the meeting.
Tea will be served prior to the lecture. Dr. Beatley has been president of Simmons since 1933. Before that, he taught education at Harvard College. As head of the college, Dr.
Beatley has emphasized the importance of cultural background in a quasi-rocational school. The Women's Benevolent Socicty of the First Congregational Church of Longmeadow, will meet Friday, Feh. 12. Miss Helen Frances Smith will talk on "Work in our country." Mrs. Russell Dale will be in charge of devotions.
Mrs. F. J. Hickox will speak on "Current books" at a meeting of the Springfield District Women's Republican Club scheduled to take place Thursday of next week. The meeting will be in the Republican Club headquarters in Main Street.
Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Gilchrist of Atwater Terrace.
recently received a certificate for. the completion of an emergency course in typing at Bradford Junior College, Bradford. The Review Club of Springfield will meet Monday afternoon in the home of Airs. Norman Wanegar of Valentine Street. Mrs.
Sidney Law will review the book, "Faraway," by J. B. T'riestley. Frederick S. Conlin will speak on "Land of tomorrow," at the meeting of the Longmeadow Maternal Association at 2.15 next Tuesday afternoon in the Longmeadow Community House.
Music and tea will follow. Mrs. Edward Sylvester of Millbrook. N. and small son, Jay, are guests of her parents.
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Conlin, professor of English at the State Teachers College in Westfield, will be the guest speaker. His topic will he "Biographies'. Following the speech, refreshments will be served. Mrs. Raymond Hendrickson.
prosident of the city council of the soror ity. and Miss Betty Fox, vice. president, will be in charge of arrangements for the meeting. Assisting the chairmen are MI's. William Shevock and Miss Marjorie Bean, who are serving on the refreshment committee.
1 Miss Florence Dorward. nutrition specialist, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Tatham W'om. en's Club next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Irving H.
Small will be the hosteSS. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy O. Page of Dotroit, formerly of this city, Are the parents of A.
sOn, born Feb. 1 in the Women's Hospital. Detroit. The baby is a grandson of Mrs. Goldie Huntress of Springfield and also of Frank J'aze of West Springfield.
Bachrach Photo MISS ALTHEA D. CLARK Will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Chicopee Falls Womna's Club tomorrow afternoon in the Methodist Church there. Mrs. Carl T. King, president, will.
conduct the meeting. George W. Kuralt of Wilbraham Road announces the engagement vi his daughter, Charlotte Elizabeth, 10 Alexander J. Macleod of Woodside Terrace. No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Kuralt is a graduate of the High School of Commerce and Bay Path Institute. She is employed by the American Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Macleod is A graduate of Northeastern School of Accounting and is employed hy the J. Stevens Arms Company in Chicopee.
Charlotte Kuralt Engaged to Wed Marguerite Sears To Marry Feb. 22 Miss Marguerite Marie Sears. daughter of Mrs. Julia Sears of Nottingham Street, will become the bride of Robert James Syner, son of Mr. and Drs.
Joseph Syner of land Street, Monday. Feb. o'clock. The wedding will take place in Our Lady of Hope Church. Rev.
Morris Martin officiating at the single ring service. Mrs. Edward N. Kelly of Chicago, sister of the bride-to-be, will be matron of honor. George Flanagan of Albemarle Street will serve as best man.
A reception at the Hotel Highland for about 7.6 guests will follow the ceremony. The couple will leave on 1 wedding trip. and on their return, will make their home in Nottingham Street. Miss Sears was born in Holyoke and is graduate of Holyoke High School. attended the Springfield Civil Service School.
At present she is in business with her mother. Mr. Syner was born in Springfield and is a graduate of Cathedral High School. He attended Northeastern U'niversity and is employed by the Gilbert Barker Manufacturing Company. -town guests at the wedding will come from Holyoke.
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