1 SOCIAL THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1945 SOCIAL Sirs. Justus C. Sanburn, president of College Club Springfield, will entertain a the committee chairmen and subol.airmen of the club at tea this afternoon in her home in Oxford Road, Longmeadow. Members of the board will assist the hostess in serving. Those who will pour are Mrs.
R. W. Bodfish, Mrs. I'. V.
Hembdt, Miss Helen Lynch and Mrs. Henry W. Stiness. Elks to Entertain At House Parties Sanborn to Be Tea Hostess A series of informal house parties will be inaugurated Wednesday evening Oct. 3 at 8.15 in the Elks clubhouse.
State Street. "Dancing and entertainment will be provided. Tort Sundquist and his orchestra will play for dancing. Michael Coyne. chairman of the will he assisted by John M.
Kennedy. John Keane. James McCormack, W. J. Dolan.
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Sizes to 11. $1.22 pair Leave For Lincoln, Ind. Lida Paquettc to Wed Robert Lodi About 100 friends and relatives of Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs. Lyle W. Marschand, greeted the couple at open house held Sunday in the home of Mrs.
Marschand's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aloi of Fenimore Boulevard. The Marschands left yesterday for Lincoln, where they will visit Mr. Marschand's parents.
The warrant officer recently returned from Europe where he served for three years with the American Fifth Army in Africa and Italy. He expects to receive his were Mrs. Charles Adams, Miss discharge soon. Assisting the hostess in serving Laura Bianchi and Miss Diana Vancini. Fall flowers were ANises in decoration throughout the home.
Guests were present from Westerley, R. I. West Hartford, Warehouse Point, Turners Falls, Greenfield, Northfield and Suffield. Mr. and Mrs.
aquette of Craftsbury, announce the engage. ment of their daughter, Lida Emma. to Sgt. Robert R. Lodi, son of Mrs.
Delia Lodi of Allen Street. West Springfield, and the late Joseph Lodi. Miss l'aquette is a graduate of Craftsbury Academy, and Bay Path Institute. She is employed as secretary by Brink's, Inc. Sgt.
Lodi recently returned on the Queen Mary after 19 months in the FrO as a member of the 30th Infantry Division which traveled with the First and Ninth Armies. He wears five battle stars for engagements in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany, the ETO ribbon and unit citation. SUPERB QUALITY Permanents $7.50 Up Cold Wares Feather Cut Expert Call Mr. Max. Tel.
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bottle 12 oz. bottle 59c New Economy Size Footer We Give Green Stamps 1 CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER AND MRS. LYLE W. MARSCHAND Are shown at the home of Mrs. Marschand's brother-in-law: and I sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Aloi of Fenimore Boulevard, where open house just returned home three of overseas duty with the Ameriwas held in their honor. Sunday afternoon. Warrant Officer Marschand can 5th Army in Africa and Italy. He wears the Purple Heart with one cluster and five battle stars on his ETO ribbon.
The couple left for Lincoln, yesterday where they will visit Warrant Officer Marschand's parents. Wedding Is Planned Gordon LA Maynard, aviation ordnance man second class, U. S. Navy, of Dickinson Street, who has served aboard a carrier in the Pacific for two years and a half, participating in 68 war activities from Island to Tokyo Bay, will arrive home about Oct. 21, to take as his bride, Miss HAILS Do you suffer.
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Elliott I. D'etergen of Greenwich, president of the Connecticut State Federation of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. James Laughlin, Hartford county vice-president of the State Federation as guests of honor, the Woman's Club of Enfield will open its new club year Wednesday, Oct. 3, with a luncheon in observance of Federation Day at the Mountain Laurel. The luncheon at 1.15 will be in charge of the hospitality committee, of which Mrs.
Philip J. Sullivan is chairman. Drs. Petersen, until recently of Thompsonville, has retained her membership in the Enfield Club, of which she is a former president. It.
Gov. Snow to Speak Well-known speakers and enterLt. Gov. Wilbert Snow, poet and fore the club during the coming year. tainers have been listed to appear beteacher, of the staff of Wesleyan University, Middletown, will be presented at a joint meeting with the Suffield Woman's Club at the chapel of First literature com committee.
It. Gov. Snow P'resbyterian Church Oct. 17 by the will give original readings in a talk on "Modern American P'oetry." A tea will follow. The current events committee is in charge ofhthe program for Tuesday, Nov.
6. will be a joint meeting with Penelope Terry Abbey Chapter, at which Miss Eunice H. Avery, Springfield, will speak. The meeting will he at the parish house of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
"My Winter's Bookshelf" will be the Alphonse Bogush Weds Miss lams The First Congregational Church of Newington, was the scene of an early fall wedding on Sept. 22d when Miss Helen V. Iams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A.
lams of Sycamore, became the bride of C. Rogush, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bogush of Springfield.
The ceremony was solemnized at four o'clock with the Rev. Harold C. Burdon officiating, using the double ring ceremony. The bride, who was given in marriage by Dr. Nicholas A.
Glaskowsky of Westfield, wore a powder blue suit with black accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Miss Carolyn Glaskowsky, the maid of honor, wore a deep purple suit with black accessories and a corsage of gardenias, Sgt. John Bogush, USMCR, was his brother's best man. The altar was decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemums and white candles. Immediately after ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mrs.
Carl Lansing-Jones of Newington. The bride is a graduate of Waynesburg College, and attended the sylvania State College. She is employed AS an engineering aide at Hamilton Standard a Propeller. The bridegroom received his education in Springfied and is a test engineer for the Hamilton Standard Propeller Division. Mr.
And Mrs. Robert Baer of Burlingame, formerly of Hartford, announce the birth of a son, Geoffrey Baer, Sept. 13. in Burlingame. The child is a grandson of Frederick Baer, well -known concert singer and Mrs.
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FACTS ON PIN CURL PERMANENT WAVING Demonstration and Lecture by JOHN ZERBO JACK MORETTA GEORGE BARRIE Wednesday, Sept. 26, 8:00 P. M. R. G.
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Landry, Enfield Street, Nov. 28. The annual musicale will be conducted Dec. 12, with Mrs. C.
RockMrs. Bridge, Stow, Fairlawn Avenue, well ax hostess at the home of Hazardville. The mid year business meeting and tea will be Jan. 16 at the home of Mrs. George S.
I'helps, Enfield Street, with Miss Vera H. MacCracken. executive director of the Hartford County YWCA AS speaker. Community Service The meeting Feb. 6 at the home of Mrs.
George H. Cunningham, Enfield Street, will be in charze of the community service committee, and on Feb. 02, at a meeting at the auditorium of Hazardville Grammar School, the education committee will present William R. Peck, superintendent of schools in Holyoke, in talk on "The Contribution of the Teacher." John C. Ranney of Smith College, will he presented by the current events committee at A meeting in American legion Hall, March 13.
For the meeting' March 27, in charge of the garden and arts committee, an illustrated lecture on "Modern Art Detective" will be given by Frederick B. Robinson, director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, at the Brainard School auditorium. on "Astounding Australia." illustrated with moving pictures, will presented by Mrs. John C. Walker.
Waterbury, under direction of the literature committee, at the meeting in First Presbyterian Chapel April 10. and for the meeting April 24 at the home of Mrs. John Fuge. Enfield Street, the current events committee will have Miss Emily Louise Plumley, Stamford. A former president of the State Federation.
The club year will be brought to A close May 1 with the annual meeting and luncheon. Club Officers Mrs. Samuel J. Magill is serving her second year as president of the club, the new vice-president of which 1s Mrs. Harold G.
Neelans. Other officers Are: recording secretary, Drs. John S. Gordon, Hazardville; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Willard H. Furey; treasurer. Mrs. Walter Olsen: auditor, Mrs. Allyn J.
Woodworth. Directors for one vear are Mrs. Robcrt K. Houghton, Mrs. Karl D.
Lee and Mrs. John J. Huge, and for two years. Mrs. Matthew F.
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and Mrs. Carroll Robinson whose wedding at New Harbor, was an event of the summer. Mrs. Robinson is the former Rebecca Flagg of Longmeadow. Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson were assisted in receiving by Miss Elsie Willard and William McLaren of the school staff. Miss Ethel Coleman was chairman of the committee for the recention, assisted by Miss Helen Steele. Jirs. Margaret Chadwick and Miss Mildred Moore.
Miss Mary Flaherty was in charge of decorations. Serving at the tea were Miss Elizabeth Dame, Miss Maybelle James, Miss Marguerite Flaherty, Miss Margaret Kelley, Miss Margaret Hayes. Miss Phyllis Hous. ton, Miss Claire Chase and Miss Grace Wray. Open House will he held i in the redecorated parsonage of Park Congregational Church, at 114 Harvard to Street 3.
Rev. today and from 3 Mrs. to 5 and from Herbert Deck will he assisted by members of the board of trustees and their wives. They will he Miss Cora Pratt, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Brown, Mr. and win Mrs. Leo Anderson, Hackett, Mr. Mr. and Mrs.
F4- and Mrs. Ernest Dusault, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Small, and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Blodgett. Members and friends of the church are invited to attend. Capt. M. F.
Colwell, Army Alr Forces, is visiting friends in West Springfield. this reek, and is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Nowak of Amostown Road. Capt.
Colwell served for two years overseas as a navigator. A series of card parties, dances and other entertainments to be conducted weekly during the fall and winter season by the VFW Auxiliary will begin Thursday evening. The events will be for, the benefit of Leeds pital. NEEDLEWORK For the reader desiring the address of a needlecraft magazine, Mrs, L. K.
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and Mrs. Leon Rousseau of Center Street, Chicopee. Mr. Maynard is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude F. Maynard. The couple will be married Oct. 27 in the Church of the Assumption, Chicopee. Miss Rousseau, a graduate of Chicopee High School and the Bassett Comptometer Business School, Hartford, is employed in the pay roll department of the American Bosch Corporation.
Her fiance, a graduate of Technical High School, had been employed with the Esso Company and by J. Stevens Arms Company prior to entering the Navy. He has served for three years with the famed Third Fleet, aboard. the USS Essex, which has taken part in practically all major campaigns in the Pacific. The Essex arrived in Seattle, on Sept.
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