The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 18

'o Eiaht era Joarnal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Tuesday, September 27, 1938 Bachelors Dance Recent Bride Levering Give City Brides of Recent Dates Junior League Hear 'Follies' More Bryn Mawr Show Honors For Meadows Stables i Plans Reviewed Miss Louise Kirkpatrick To Be Chairman Of Cabaret 1 I 21 I Jjs 1 -3 i-4 II Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Alfred-Levering gave a dinner at their home at Richardson Park on Sunday in hnor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Francis Walsh, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jame Shesley of Kentucky who left yesterday for their home. Mrs. Shesley is the former Miss Dora Levering of Richardson Park. Mr. and Mr, Shesley have been the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Levering. Guests at the dinner were; Mrs. Martha Levering, Mr. and Mrs.

Al fred Levering, Mr. Victor Levering Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walsh and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Cheadle, Mr, RohertBrown, and Mr and Mrs. James Shesley. City Sorority Plans Oct.

Tea At the recent meeting; of the Sigma Delta Phi Sorority, held at the home of Miss Betty Carney, 15 North Rodney Street, plans were made for a tea to be held on Sunday, Oct. 2. Miss Connie Camac and Miss Betty Carney are co-chairmen, assisted by Miss Karlyn Larri-more, Miss Marie Cooney and Miss Edna Cooney, The next meeting will be held tomorrow night at thu home of Miss Margaret Baltrush, 2517 Madison Street. University Club To Give Program The first club night of the fall and winter season of the University i Club will be held at 8:15 o'clock Thursday evening. Colored motion pictures will be shown of dfp-sea fishing off the West Indies.

The pictures were taken by Mr. Fagan Simonton. A dance will be held at the club on Saturday night, Oct. 29. Son for Browning Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Browning. of 806 West Street, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son on Saturday at Homeopathic Hos pital. The baby has been named Edward Browning III. Mr.

Browning is program director for rad! station WDEL. Croquignole VAVE Special And Up Combination 11 Wave $.50 wm 3 an Lemon's Beauty Shoppe 7 East Fourth Street S. W. Cor. 4th and Market Sts.

Phone. 3-1 I-S9C Photos by Okonlewskl Studio. A MONO the recent brides of the city are: Mrs. John Resine (left) who, before her marftage, vms Miss Louise Cicione, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ange Cicione of 701 South.

Union Street. The wedding took place in St. Thomas' R. C. Church.

Mrs, Thomas Falkowski (center) was Miss Frances Zajaczkowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Zajaczkowski of 203 Maryland Avenue. Her wedding took place in St. Hedwig's R.

C. Church. Mrs. Joseph Kita (right), prior to her marriage on September 3 in St. Hedwig's C.

Church, was Miss Helen Glowiak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glouiak. Luncheon to Follow Club car sal The chorus of the Wilmington New Century Club will meet at 10:15 o'clock Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Samuel M.

Dillon, 1114 Berkley Road, Westover Hills. This will be the second rehearsal of the fall to be held by the chorus under direction of Mr. Frederick W. Wyatt. Luncheon will follow: Any member wishing ttansporta-tionJo the Dillon home is asked to call Mrs.

Jehu Clifton, 2-8969. Bihle Class to Mert Tlie Mizpah Bible Class of Richardson Park M. E. Church will at 8 o'clock tonight In the church. Mrs.

Leon Ashton, vice-president, will preside. $3.50 Guaranteed IV5rf5f Croauienole .50 iv-i ft1 i Jl At Other Waves FOR FREE TEST CtRL Beaut Aids Phone 3-6301 Olive Thornton No Appointment BFAt'TT. SHOPPE Madison St. Necessary Open Evenings Expert SHOE Repairing Special 1 i I I i I I i Men Boys' HALF ftf SOLE St HEEL up Ladies' Girls' gL HALF SOLE HEEL 0 up fiii I ii 1--soled! Thursday Right Serving a members of the up plementary committee for the dar to be given by the Junior Bachelors at the Bellevue-Siratford. Philadelphia, on Thursday evening', will be Miss Edwina Fltler.

Miss Brtna S. Coles, Miss Emily M. Landreth, Miss Caroline F. Cummin. Miss Anna 0.

Robinson. Miss Lydia W. Brown and Miss Priscilla Mason. Mr. Daniel Rogers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Laussat Richter Rogers of "Boothhurst' New Cattle, is a member of the general committee. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. E.

Paul du-Pont will be among the patroness. Delaware Girls At Finch College Among the students at Finch Junior College, New York City, which opened today, are Miss Alke duPont Meeds, daughter of Mrs. Robert-Wheelwright of "Goodstay," and the Misses Catherine and Anne Flaherty, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edmurd M.

Flaherty, 2512 West ffcvententh Street, members of the 1340 class. Miss Nancy Elms, daughter Mrs. James W. Elms. 1105 West-over Road.

Westover Hills, ar.d Miss Gertrude Skeily, daughter of Mrs. James T. SkeiJy, 2200 Park Drive, are members of the senior LEAR1I Beauty Culture A 4 month conre w-Uh oar "-superior training qaalifiet for a position or en ables you to operate a business of your osrn. SPECIAL FOR Months Ct! Complet. Kit an lntroments Inetued A School with a Reputation DAY NIGHT CLASSES NOW FORMING Indivtdnal Instruction Diplomas Issued Tree: Employment Servlee to All Our Graduates jt The Largest Accredited School In Delaware MILFERD 4W Shipley St.

Beauty Academy DeL Re. 15. J3.M I7.0 BEACTT SALON gt West St. Pb. WaTing.

modern methods and equipment. stanaarn or onamy -an S8.00 up 1204 Delaware aye. Maternity Garments Post Operative Supports 'Foundation Ganienfs Success Jlp JjJ rt MiHtrd E. i A rf I Pi I 'f 1 Frederic or Duart Waves $50 Members of the program committee for the Junior League Follies met this mornins at the Wilmington Country Club with Mrs. Richard Dorsey Morgan as chairman.

Progress was reported by Mrs. Morgan and her cemmittee on the program for the Tollies," to be presented on Dec. 22 and 23 in the Playhouse. Mrs. George L.

Callery. general chairman for the Follies, held a meeting yesterday of the women's executive committee at the Wilmington Country Club. Announcement was made by Mrs. Callery that Miss Louise Kirkpatrick will be chairman of the cabaret for the "Follies." and that Mrs. David H.

Stock-well, chairman of publicity for the Wilmington Junior League, will be a member of the executive committee. Miss Kirkpatrick takes the place of Mrs. Petrus W. Meyeringh. who is in Europe.

Mrs. Callery also announced that the next meeting of the executive committee will be held at the Wilmington Country Club on Monday morning, Oct. 31, at 10:15 o'clock. Chairmen reported on the work of the various committees. Reports were heard from Mrs.

Frank G. Tallman, chairman of the ways and means committee, and Mrs. Richard D. Morgan, program chairman. Mrs.

Jesse M. Whitten, production chairman, announced thst tryouts will be held at the Wilmington Country Club on Nov. 28. Mrs. Charles W.

Baker, reported on tickets and box holders. Mrs. William J. Kitcheli told of the activities of the flower committee. Miss Louise Kirkpatrick announced that Miss Helen Turner and Mrs.

William E. Phelps will assist with the cafeteria. September Weddings KiUian-Pratt Only members of the immediate families attended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Mildred Isabel Killian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.

Killian of Paterson, N. and Mr. James Robert Pratt. son of Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Pratt cf Claymont. The wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hadiey.

near Arden, uncle and aunt of the bride, with the Rev. James C. Steen. pastor of the Belle-fonte M. E.

Church, officiating. A reception followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt will live in Claymont on their return from a short wedding trip by auto.

Guests at the reception were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Killian snd son William, Mr. and Mrs.

James R. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Franchino and daughter. Doro- thy. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Simpkis and son, James, of Aniline Village. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rhoades. Mr.

and Mrs. T. W. Reardon and daugh- ters, Anna M. and Lillian and sen, William Dale Reardon.

Bedford-Perkins Announcement is made by Mrs. Agnes E. Bedford of 1425 North Clayton Street of the marriage of her daughter. Miss Estella A. Bedford, to Mr.

William C. Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Perkins of 1621 Gilpin Avenue. The wedding took place at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Sept. 23. in the sacristy of St. Ann's R.

C. Church, the Rev. J. J. Bolen officiating.

The bride was attended by Miss Ellen M. Retting. Mr. William F. Monigle, was best man.

The couple will make their home In this city. Fisher 'hinder Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Fisher of 1311 King Street announce the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Frances M. Fisher, to Mr. Charles G. Linder, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Gustave Linder of 505 Blue Rock Road, Gordon Heights. The wedding took place last Saturday in the rectory of St. Helena's Church, Beliefonte, the Rev. D. F.

Hurley, O- of Archmere Academy officiating. Miss Cecelia E. Fisher, sister of trre bride, was her only attendant. JOHN THOMS Instructions Piano Organ fir Theory All Grades Accepted Studio ItOS Van Buren 6L Phon. Kever before has Ethel Thomas offered such unusual values.

Shampoo, Finger Wave and Shampoo, Finger Wave and CtLe( Jliomai "-0? 'Sli Continues I )t A ReS- $6 wJi Reg' $7 rveg. Permanent Card Party Tonight A card party will be held at 8:30 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Jeannette Thompson. 1613 West Fourteenth Street. Five hundred end other games will be played.

BANQUETS WEDDING SOCIAL FARTIES GATHERINGS Five-rourw Orr.nxe Dinner at ft per person. Including romplet. how and unlimited dancing to Earl Denny's Oreh. Al Kaye'g CAFE CRANDE ID French Street Opp. Penna.

R. R. Sta. I Have Nan Give You 1 The NEW riTK UPSWEEP SillDC I HEADDRESS Beautiful Modern Styled UPSWEEP PERMANENT WAVE $3-50 to $5.00 y2 PRICE SPECIAL BEG. tt STANDARD WAVE tots of Ringlet 4 fr Ends.

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T. Bestaarant SEPTEMBER SPECIALS $7 One-MinaU Permanent S7 Nestle Oil Wa $7 Holden Oil Permanent ll Holden Soperior Oil Permanent Faithful Bachelor Is Named Best Hunter Of Heavyweights Faithful Bachelor, from the stables of Miss Deborah G. Rood of "Meadows on the Brandywine," was named heavyweight champion hunter at the closing of the forty-second annual Bryn Mawr Horse Show yesterday. Champion of the show was Holystone from the farm of Mr. Crispin Oglebay of Gates Mills, ridden during most of the events by Miss Muriel Cleland of Bedminster, N.

J. Holystone was formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. R.

M. Carpenter of Dilwyne Farms. Reserve in the champion hunter in the show class went to Andrew, owned by Mr. and Mrs. W.

Plunket Stewart of "Brooklawn," Unionville. Miss Rood took second place with Dublin Venture in the class for heavyweight hunters. Challenge Cap Winner of the Wilmington Challenge Cup, presented by Miss Rood to the winning jumper in the show, went'to Sand Den from the stables of Mrs. Ellsworth H. Augustus of Willoughby, O.

This is the second leg on the cup won by Mrs. Augustus. Chatter Chat, from the Augustus stables, won the champion jumper event in 1936. Mrs. Dorothy White of New York, who was the guest of Miss Rood for the show, took second place a class for jumpers with her Dancing Partner.

Randies Pride and Lincoln, from the stables of Mrs. C. V. Whitney captured both first and second places in the Melbrook Bowl event. Mrs.

Edgar Scott of Villanova who is well known here, rode both winners in the event. Lincoln, ridden by Mrs. Scott, was second in the Wilmington Challenge Cup event. Andrew, chestnut gelding owned by Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart, was named the best local hunter and champion middleweight hunter of the show yesterday as well as the reserve champion for the whole show in the champion class for the R. Penn Smith Memorial Cup. Miss Averill Penn Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, escaped injury when she fell from her mount, Gay Queen, in the Melbrook Bowl class.

Mr. Oglebay's hunt team, which included Holystone, took a leg on the Fourth Hunt Team Challenge Cup. Holystone also was named champion lightweight hunter, winning the Woodcrest Challenge trophy. Variety Shower For Recent Bride A surprise variety shower was given recently for Mrs. John Tid-well at the home of her grandfather.

Mr. George Kennedy, 1624 Lancaster Avenue. Before her marriage in July. Mrs. Tidwell was Miss Eleanor McKinley.

Guests at the shower were: Mrs. Kur.zmn. Mrs. Bessie Jor.es, Mri. Catherine Montague.

Mrs. Tets.o Mr. Rose Johnston. Mrs. Catherine Cunningham.

Mrs. Edna Kobm-snn. Mrs Frances Maida. Mrs. Minnie Yucht.

Mrs. Jean Ross. Margaret Walsh, Miss Kathryn Fahev, Miss LiUie Sanderson. Mus Jennie Dams. Miss Rose Detora, Mlss Mary Diar.no.

Loretta Tobin, Miss Mary Tobm, Miss Catherine Waiciak. Miss Helen Walczaic, Miss Rose V. Johnston. Mary Spanoirskt. Miss Dorcthv Cunningham.

Mia Ifcaskowska, Miss Louise Kennedy, Mim Catherine Golden, Miss Sara Kennedy. Miss Margaret Desmond. Miss Margaret Kennedy. Miss Ann Desmccd. M.sa Frances Maliszevska.

Mrs Teresa Connor. Mr. adi Vincent. Mrs. Esie walker, Mrs.

Charlotte Sweeney, Mrs. George Auty, and Mrs. Amelia Hartis. Win College Honor Miss Dorothea Cloud of Kermett Square, a senior at Smith College, Northampton. was named as one of the 47 first group scholars of the three upper classes by the president.

Dr. William Allen Neilson, at the opening chapel exercises last week. ONE DAY ONLY F9 Regularly to 2.98 Sports hats dress hats taken right from regular stock; all the new brims, cuffs and olT-face modes, smartly fashioned of fine felt. Black and all the popular Autumn shades; with ribbon, feather, veil and jewel trims. All head-sizes.

MITCHELL'S Millinery 12S MARKET ST. n.i,..r. t. eiTO Permanent First assure 70m of only the flnest ROSENBERG WillRsmwikl RS. WILLIAM C.

PER-i'i KINS, before her marriage last Friday, was Miss Estella A. Bedford, daughter of Mrs. Agnes E. Bedford of 1425 North Clayton Street. The wedding took place in the sacristy of St.

Ann's R. C. Church, the Rev. J. J.

Bolen officiating. Mr. William J. Linder, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride wore a green ensemole with black accessories, and a corsage of bride rofes and lilies of the valley.

The maid of honor wore a black frock and hat and corsage of tea roes. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Linder will live at 507 West Fifth Street.

Gilbert-Bennett Miss Mabel Lillian Gilbert and Mr. Edgar Albert Bennett, both of Oswe.io. N. were married last Friday at the home of Mr. Bennett's uncle.

Mr. George B. McVey of Marshallton. The Rev. John Kelso, paster of the Marshallton E.

Church, officiated. Miss Clara C. McVev of Marshall- ton and Mr. George J. McVey of the Cedars, cousins of Mr.

Bennett, attended the Following the wedding ceremony. Mr. Kelso christened the small daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Doughten, Amanda Irene and Ruth Ann.

Mrs. Doughten. the former ML5 Helen McVey, also is a cousin of Mr. Bennett. A reception for the immediate families followed after which Mr.

Bennett and his bride left for a wedding trip. They will make their home in Oswego. Grarell-Jarrell NEW CASTLE. Sept. 27 (Special.

Miss Esther daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Gravell of the Baldton. and Mr. James Earl Jarrell.

son of Mrs. Lil-lie May Jarrell and the late Mr. John Wesley Jarrell, also of the Baldton. were married at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the parsonage of First Baptist Church by the Rev. George F.

Hanson. The bridal couple was attended by Mrs. Earl Freebery end Mr. Charles Beste Newsome. Mr.

is in the U. S. Navy aboard the U. S. S.

Saratoga at Norfolk, Va. Mench-Wig field CHESTERTOWN. Sept. 27 (Special). Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Mench announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Cora E. Mench, to Mr. Charles G.

WigneW, ol Chestertown. The ceremony took place at 4 o'clock on Sunday after- i noon on the lawn of the Mench home in the presence of relatives and friends, and was performed by the Rev. Dr. W. P.

Roberts of Chris; Methodist Protestant Church. The bride wascivcn in marriage by her father. She was attended by Miss Es telle Beaver of this city as bridesmaid. Mr. Frank J.

Brady was best man. A reception followed at the home cf the bride's parents. Following a short honeymoon, the couple will live in Chestertown. Jnnouncing" Formal Upemng of JENNIE'S it- BtAUlY SHOPPE In New and Modern Quarter i 21 1 West Ninth Street Formerly 113 W. Sih Street Open Evenings Phone 2-8011 Manicure Trim and Friday Evenings.

fS It wave lor wave iu I Ends, Regularly $4 I Regular 1 $1,50 alues For $1.00 yjDiui OLD COAT in ihs. 1939 StylsA al Zowsud Owe expert craftsmen will restyie and remake your coat to your measure at the lowest prices In our history. The combined experience of our entire staff of craftsmen and designers is at your, disposal. Bring vour fur coat in to us today. MADE TO ORDER COATS Gorgeous creations of the ftnest skins with the most beautiful linings.

Coats styled in fhe latest fashions. Rosenberg quality is weU-knoan. Our 1338 prices for lur coats reduced to those who order thetn now. Sorority to Hold Tea on Saturday A tea will be held on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Frances Jennings by the Sigma Iota Sorority. The last meeting of the sorority, held at the home of Miss Peggy Gause, was in the form of a shower for Mrs.

James J. McCormick. Before her marriage on Saturday Mrs. McCormick was Miss McVey. Miss Mary Donohue, 1336 Lover-ing Avenue, will be hostess at the next regular meeting of the sorority.

Missionary Meeting The Young Women's Foreign Missionary- Society of Union M. E. Church will meet on Thursday night at the home of the president. Mrs. John W.

Abbott, Elmhurst. Officers will be elected and the year's program discussed. The meeting was advanced because of the special meetings to be held at Union Church beginning next Sunday. St. Joseph's Card Party A benefit party with cards and other games will be held tomorrow evening in the hall of St.

Joseph's R. C. Church on the Brandywine for the benefit of the church. Autos will meet the Delaware Avenue trolley at the end of the line at 8 o'clock. S2.50 Croquignole Oil Permanent .75 Wave, Comp.

Beautiful Waves. Lasting Ringlet Ends. vunici i a Beauty Shoppe 401 Market St. Phone J-0857 4 Rent a PIANO (Brand New) This is a National campaign to promote music study in the home. Because we are Factory Distributers for this region and thru Factory Cooperation we will rent you a new piano.

This offer is Limited Time for a Only. Test Your Child for Musical Ability, Only A Limited number of instruments on this plan. This offer is bona fide. No strings attached. Open 'Til 9 P.M.

So phone calls Come in person today and make your choice. i $lf --mm a a COATS RELINED from Rosenberg Dial Open Erenings to 9 In Business in Wilmington Since 191 iFormerW 72 W. Trtth Gorney's For Beauty Bring This Ad With You and Get Corsets Repaired Surgical Fitting A Work of Jrt Not Just A Corset Beauty Gorncy Our Regular $3.00 Wireless Oil B- rermdneni wave complete Xo Appointment Necessary Kresge's Store Cor. 8th Market Sts. In and $2 Shop Open to 9:30 F.

M. on Saturdays -pO MODEL with su- preme ease and classic grace the contours of the feminine figure is an artistic triumph. Croquignole PERMANENT WAVE nniveriarij by Popular Demand lermanent vwavei Machine or Machineless Wave for $5 Zotos Wave for $6 Machineless 7E EMPLOY the keen $2.00 S2.50 $3.50 est skill to translate If CiiN Xfe. the dictates of style into flowing lines of rhythmic beauty. franco Contour, -Lastik $5.00 $6.00 $8.00 Flat or Round Wave $50 Long or Short Hair All waves are complete including Shampoo, Rinse, Hair Trim, Setting Henna Rinse Black Rinse 23 Facial Arch Treatments 25c ntment Necessary Beauty Shoppe 105 Market St.

Shampoo-, Finger Wave and Arch Shampoo, Finger Wave and Rinse Shampoo, Finger Wave and Thinning Shampoo and Marcel Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave Eyelashes and Eyebrows Dyed Oil or Scalp No Appoi Milferd Oil Shampoo Tint or Dye, regularly $5 now $3 THIS IS THE LAST WEEK Am7 appointment that cannot be Ucd this week will fladly be tahca car of next week. Open Wednesday GEWE.E-2E1 Piano Go. 212-214 W. 9th St. DELAWARE TRUST BUILDING ON NINTH STREET BETWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS S-65U qpy.