rinouncement Is Made of This Year's Merit Awards for 'Signal Aehievetitetffi Vassar Alixmna Engaged Betrothed'to Unidn Alumnus Grandma Moses of Eagle Bridge

Among 10 Cited in Annual Event An 88-year-old grandmother todaj* finds herself a

"Young Woman of the.Year." She is Grandma Moses, full name, Mrs. Anna Mary Robertson Moses of Eagle Bridge. She has been named by "Mademoiselle" magazine as one of its 10 1948 Merit Award winners.

Presented anpually to 10 young w.omen for outstanding achievements in their fields, the 1948 awards * were_ an­nounced by Betsy Talbot Black well "Mademoiselle" editor in chief, in a ceremony held at Hampshire House.

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aid last summer. words, "Mademoiselle Merit Award, for Sipnal Achievement."

Gra'ndma Moses waB cited by Mrs..- Blackwell for her nourishing young career and the youth of her spirit."

The 88-year-old grandmother switched from embroidery to paint­ing at the age of T6 "because, moths don't get at -Oils." Her "American primitive" have won the widespread acclaim of art critics, museum and the buying public.

Localities Represented Reflecting the importance of New

York City fac-yourig women in all fields, five of this year's winners work in the world's largest me­tropolis. They include a lawyer, dancer, Interior architect, educator and fashion designer.

Also good to the working girl, according to their representation

Dorothy Noyes of New York City, interior architect and designer who opened New Design,*- a shop to stimulate and display the work of contemporary designers.

Louise Suggs of Carroflton, Geor­gia, golfer, holder of more golfing championships than any other woman, among them the North and South "Women's championships for the third time, the British Ladies Championship, and the U.S. Golf association amateur title—all won during the past two years.

Doris Varnum of New York city, fashion designer, for her young, graceful and easy-to-wear junior fashions. '

Also Receive Awards Barbara Ward of Great Britain,

economist, author of "The West at Bay," who at 26 became assistant editor In charge of foreign affairs

here, are San Francisco, Philadel-jo f the British Magazine, phia and Qarrollton, Georgia. These! Economist."

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MISS RUTH ELIZABETH ADAMS

Mr. and Mrs. John Qtrincy Adams tof Union street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Eliza­beth, to Keith Warren Miller, son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl M. Miller of Lake Norden, South Dakota.

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cities contributed in the same order, a craftswoman, Quaker so­cial worker and golf champion. Great Britain is represented by one winner, an economist.

Here are the young women of

Hortense Williams of New' York city, educator, former assistant to the dean at Fisk College, former adviser to women at Delaware State College, who is bringing a new approach to social work as

Miss Adams attended the Brown School in this eity and was grad­uated from the Albany Academy for Girls and Vassar College, class of '46, and is a candidate lor graduation In the spring from the Yale School of Nursing with the degree of Master of Nursing.

Mr. Miller is a graduate of the University of South Dakota, and Is affiliated with Delta Tau Delta ifaternity. He attended the Uni­

versity of New Mexico and receiv­ed the degree of Master' of Sci­ence in meteorology from the California Institute of Technology. He is a reserve officer in the U.S. Air force.

Mr. Miller was graduated in June from the Yale Law School, where he was a member of Corby Court. He is now employed by the Bank of America in Los Angeles, Calif.

The wedding is planned for the spring.

MISS RUTH ELLEN LEIER tUCld Tonej

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E; Leier of State street have announced the engagement of, their daughter, Ruth Ellen, to Barclay Fish-burn, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Harold Fishburn of State street. No date has been set for the wedding.

Miss Leier attended New York University and is at present a senior at the New York state college for teachers, Albany.

Mr. Fishburn is a graduate of Union College and ie now attend­ing Western Theological Seminary at Holland, Mich.

the year, in addition to "Grandma! program assistant in group work

Home Bureau Schedules Classes In Gotton Dressmaking Next Week

Cotton dress leaders from 36 units of the Schenec­tady County Home Bureau will be trained during January under the direction of Mrs. Zaida Rivera Belr, assistant County home demonstration -agent.

The classes Witt- he held during next week i n t h e j Mr, and Mrs, Thoodoro Ryan

Social Notes

Mose s : " Other Winners

Phoebe M. Bailey of Philadelphia, Quaker social worker responsible for all Quaker work in mental hos­pitals as director of the American Friends Service ComraHtee's Insti­tutional Service Units.

Valerie Bettis of New York city, teacher, concert star at present ap­pearing off the concert stage for the first time in "Inside USA/1

Florence Kelley of New York City, lawyer, first woman attorney-

i in-charge of the Criminal Courts : Branch of New York City's Legal Aid society, ex-assistant district at­torney and only woman to address

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Norgaard | Mrs. Charles Nordwall of Linden will entertain at cocktails a t their;street,

at the Brooklyn Urban League. Jade Snow Wong of San Fran-

l cisco, pottery craftswoman, who as Fifth Oldest Daughter, she is 26, has followed the traditions of her tightly knit Chinese «• home while running a successful pottery business, whose ceramics have won museum exhibition and whose auto­biography, the first written by a Chinese-American woman, will soon be published by Harper.

jrn making the awards, Mrs. Blackwell pointed out that this year's winners have been tear­ing down barriers and setting prece dents in many fields previously re garded as a "man's world."

MISS BETTY MEERWORTH

*:::TdNavy Mothers Set Party Date

Sydney H. H. Blaze and | home on Collins street, Scotia, this1 Frank A. Blaze, sons of Rev. and1

afternoon beginning at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur K. Blaze, also of Lin-j Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. den street, are returning tomorrow

Ryan-Kennan Rites to Be Held At Union Street Methodist Today

Clayton Matney, Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. R. F, Craw­ford, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brad­bury, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jeffries of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Elliott

to Bowling Green state College, I M i s s D oT

r i s w * Keiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bowling Green, Ohio, after spend-1 Maurice R. Kennan of Troy place, will become the bride ing the Christmas holidays here. I of Eaul LeRay Ryan, son of Mr. and .Mrs. LeRay Ryan of

• * • ! Grand Boulevard, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the The sccw Book club of Pilgrim | U n i o n s t r - 6 e t Methodist Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Meerwort'h of Hawk street, Scotia, have announced the engagement of their daughter,, Betty J., to Eugene Matson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E , Matson of Long Beach, California.

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Senior At Syracuse Miss Meerworth is a

Scotia Senior high school senior at Syracuse University, where she is majoring in ar t edu-

, cation. She is a member of Sigma j Chi Alpha art honorary society, | women's student government and Junior Eastern Arts Association.

Mr. Matson i s ' a graduate of Oregon State College and is a member of Theta Chi fraternity, a member of Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu, engineering honoraries, and Phi Kappa Phi.

Mr. Matson is employed by the Construction Engineering Division of the General Electric Co.

The wedding will be an event of the early summer.

Entertains For Daughter

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ongregational Oliuiuh will meet] R T IT- CfpinVrano n a ^ r n r ivill n f f i r i a tp ' f l ^ U t p d "hv M r s Meerworth entertained at Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Menges, Mr. M o n d a y frvening at 7:30 o'clock at! K i > \ J ' t}' Ote inkiaUS. p a s t o r , Will OtHCiate, aSSlStefJDJ. Wednesday evening

andMrs. wiiiard van wormer. Mr.;the may

nsei 26 Linden street, wWRev. Clair Carpenter of the Eastern Parkway M e t h o d i s t i ^ J j y * , 0 ^ ™ ^ ^ 8 ^ ; ^ C h u r c h . - T h e c h u r c h i s d e c o r a t e d With Whi te p o m p o n s i n g 4 t the tea table were Mrs'. Ray-and snapdragons and Christmas greens. Mrs. J. W. Kinum

Mrs. Jessie Tracy of Furman WJH be at the organ and Elmer W. Wiese, uncle of the bride,

Navy Mothers' club 29 held annual Christmas party at a cent meeting at 8 Mynderse street. It was announced that a gams party will be held Wednesday a t 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Marion Stairs, 1208 State street.

Attending the Christmas party were Mrs. Henrietta Andrew, Mrs. Helen Blesser, Mrs. Elizabeth Klock, Mrs. Anna Richelieu. Mrs. Vera Eason, Mrs. Cora Chapman, Mrs. Sophie Smith, Mrs. Stairs, Mrs. Anna Andrien, Mrs. Ethel Creary, Mrs. Christina Way, Mrs. Ascension Fidalgo, Mfo. Katie' Maa-r Schermerhorn.

Mrs. Clara Dralsey, Mrs. Adallna Juron. Mrs. Matilda Metcalf, Mrs. Dorothy Beverly, Mrs. Betty Dewitt, Mrs. Ida Brogue, Mrs. Alice Mac-Adams, Mrs. Myrtle Manuli, Mrs. Grace Beckering, Mrs. Anna Grimm. Mra. Mary Sidonl, and alsOi Mrs. Sophie Wolf, a guest from Syracuse.

basement of the department of'welfare building on Nott street and will begin at 10 a.m.

• Sessions Are Set "$ — There will be three groups. Days

6n which instruction will be given and units which will be represented are as follows:

Tuesday, West Glen, Cosmopolite, Riverside, Forest Hills, Hi-ti-gi-oone. Harwell, Hill and Dale, Stan­ford, Bellevue, Niskayuna Hills, Colonial, Schonowe and Carman..

Wednesday,' Sacandaga, Victory, Pattersonville, Crosstown, Van Ant­werp, Rosendale, Knolls, Indian Kill, Grand Boulevard, Schop-Haven, Schohanna and Plaza.

Thursday, Scherlyn, Mohawk, Glenvilla Gardens, Hoffmans, Sun­rise Gardens, Museum, AAUW, Gleason, Sky-Hi, Coldbrook, Hlll-hurst and Glenridge.

Unit Projects Planned Fourteen units of the county al­

ready- have leaders trained in the project, who will start teaching in January. Units and their Instruc­tors are: Mont Pleasant, Miss Marlon Henderson; Glendaal, Mrs. William Kiefel; Thatcher View, Mrs, Walter Hummel; Rlverdale, Mrs. Merritt Shields; Lincoln, Mrs. Harry Coombs.

Stadium, Mrs. Wilbur Mathews; Friendly Neighbors, Mrs. Robert Griffith; Van Curler, Mrs. Carlton Brown; Fort Hunter, Mrs. George Moule; Hillvlew, Mrs. Rufus A. Wheeler; Nlshayuna, Mrs. William J. Green; Swaggertown, Mrs. Leon­ard Phillips; Sanders, Mrs. W. A. Hoffman.

On Jan. 7, the last series of plastio bag training schools will be held' a t the department of wel­fare building. All the newly or­ganized units will send leaders along with leaders from nearby counties. Among the units will be Hoffmans, Kings Gardens,''Oneida, AAUW, Sky-Hl, Hillhurst, Museum and Sch op-Haven.

Classes will start at 10 a.m. All leaders have been requested to bring their lunches.

Alliance Groups At All Souls' Schedule Sessions

The Woman's Alliance of All Souls' Unitarian Church will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the church for a tovered .dish luncheon, followed by a pro­gram on the theme, "How Can We Make Our Church More Effective?" Mrs. T. A. Rich will be in charge, with the opinionmeter. Mrs. H. Ziellnskl is luncheon chairman, assisted by Mrs. Avery Cooley, Mrs. G.N. Perkins and Mrs. E. C. Turner.

The Evening Alliance will meet Monday, Jan. 17, at 8 p.m. at 745 DeCamp avenue. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dorothy Lee and Mrs. ^R. S. Hoagland. Rev. Mr. Hoagland will speak on " Reg i on and Poetry." .

and Mrs. H. Victor Fraenckel, Mr. M r s . A> K . B l a z e a s t h e h ostess and Mrs, F. -Meade Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher "Cammack, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Finch, Mr. aria? Mrs. Robert L. Watters, Mrs. Thelma Abdella, Louis Rybak and John Huthsteiner.

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PARTY IS OIVEN A pre-New Teat's party was held

recently at the home of Fred M. Pivacek. Jr., Orchard street. At­tending were Miss Alice Connor, Miss Constance Pivacek, Miss Vir­ginia Bon&oqulst, Miss Cathy Flan* rgan, Miss Arlene Viegh, Miss Jean. Spencer, Miss Jane MeLaughim -and Miss Virginia Cleselskl, Ber­nard Valachovte, Robert Marnell, Edward Dexter, Dick Supruno-wlcs, Andre Bougota, Jack Schu­bert, Dick Cepless and Fred-Ftva-eek Jr.

Australia has a stocking glut.

Zamora Zuanna Has Yule Party

Zamora' Zuanna No. 8, Ladies of the Orient, held a Christmas party recently at Odd Fellow'i hall, Bar­rett street. Gifts were exchanged and a covered dish luncheon served.

Members present were Mrs. Anna Burch, Mrs. Jean Portes, Mrs. Chrystal Wachholz, Mrs. Esther Bond, Mrs. Helen Wilmont, Mrs. Kitty Myers, Mrs. Jennie Wolf, Mrs. Lottie Kopefedt,' Mrs. Bertha Simmons, Mrs. Anna Bradt, Mrs. Anne Shaffer, Mrs. Ida Peterson.

Mrs. Mary MU^pr, Mrs. Dora Plumadore, Mrs. Jane Lennle, Mrs. Edna Van Derberg, Mrs. Anna Ma-bie, Mrs. Bertha Fredrick, Mrs, Jennie Fowke, Mrs. Anna Prosch, Mrs. Myrtle Wright, Mrs. Kathryn Russell.

Attending from Eureka Zuanna 49 of Troy were Mra. Anna New­ton, Mrs. Florence Bertrand, Mrs. Edity Colby, Mrs, Mae Reed, Mrs. Martha Bonesteei and Mrs. Emma Snyder.

Mr. and-Mrs. D. Lee Chesnut of Highland .Park road entertained at their home at a buffet supper for their daughter, Miss Carolyn June Chesnut, and Charles Fred­erick Bassett, whose marriage will

[take place this afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bassett, Miss Jean Bassett, Miss Florence Bassett, Miss Margaret Bassett, Robert Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. William Kark, William Hinck­ley,. James Dorsey, Alvin Kaye and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Hayes, Sar­atoga.

Also, Mrs. Nelson 'Simonson, Clydfc; Miss Ann St robe 1. Bridge­port, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slade, Ardmore, Pa.: Harry I>angs-ton Jr., Philadelphia; Glenn Bixler, Los Angeles, Calif.; Miss Jiary RujrF-Bailey, Scotia; Dr. Her

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remainder of the winter. Traditional Statin Gown &-

The bride will wear a gown of Miss Barbara Altrock, daughter j white satin and lace, styled with

of Mr\_and Mrs. E. C. Altrock of a""Peter Pan collar, long sleeves, Willow avenue, will return today.1 yoke oT Chantilly and a lcmjr train to the University of Vermont at edged with matching- lace. Her Burlington after spending the French illusion veil will be caught Christmas holidays with her par- to a crown of orange blossoms and ents. She is a sophomore student she will carry white roses and

sweetpeas. Miss Joyce Kennan of New York,

maid of honor for her sister, will wear a gown of shell pink taffeta and tulle, off-the-shoulder style, with a three-tiered bustle at the

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at the university. * * •

Miss Constance Cardinals of Mc-Clellan street entertained recently with a desert-bridge party at her home. Attending were Mrs. Joyce Cook, Miss Rita Bissonette, Miss back. Margaret Petersen and Miss Mar-| M i s s Barbara Ryan, Miss Doris garet Bogle of Schenectady, and Freligh, Miss Shirlev Olson and Gertrude Wallace, inner guard: Miss Jean Totman, Miss Jean An-[Miss Elsa Rossi, bridesmaids, will Mrs. Mae Kilcauley, outer guard: derson and Miss Patricia Ham- wear gowns of matching stylo in . Mrs. Lillian Way, pianist: Dr. monn of Albany. peacock blue. Attendants will" carry \ Elizabeth Gillette, medical ex­

aminer. A Christmas • party followed the

meeting.

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Auxiliary to .Carman Fire Dept. Will Meet

The Ladies' auxiliary to the Car man fire department will meet Monday night at * o'clock at the fire hall, Mrs. Joseph Releinger will preside.

The auxiliary heltf its Christmas party following a recent meeting of this group.

On the entertainment committee wera Miss Violet Lyle, Mrs. Richard Male, Mrs. Edward Madlgan, Mrs. Timothy McElroy, and Mrs. Harold Bemis, 1 Mra George W. Blueglass and Mrs. Hazel Ebeti were received Into auxiliary membership.

Mekeel, Miss Joan Estes, Mr.^and Mrs. John Mlckelson and John Chesnut, this city.

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Hubbell Robinson Jr., Union. Col­lege alumnus, and singer Margaret Whiting were married Wednesday In- the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas, Nev.

A native of SchenSctady, Robin­son Is now a vice-president of the Columbia Broadcasting. He was graduated' from Phillips-Exeter academy, attendeH Union here, and was graduated from Brown Uni-versityTmi 1927.,

Robinson joined the advertising firm of Young and Rubicam. New York City,' the following year. He became assistant, to the head of the agency's radio department, was later put in charge of .radio sta­tion relations, production and tal­ent, and in' 1943 was made associ­ate director of radio.

He is the son of Mrs. Hubbell-Robinson, of Manhasset. LI, and the late Hubbell Robinson, former city resident.

This is the second marriage for Robinson, and theffirst for Miss Whiting. The bride's sister, radio actress Barbara Whiting was maid of honor, and Harry Ackerman, CBS executive, was best map.

A New Year's day dinner will be served from noon until three o'clock at the Mohawk Golf club today, followed by open house for mem­bers from four until seven. At 7:30 o'clock, a special club dinner, for those who have reservations only, is scheduled.

• • • Miss Joyce Elaine Crllley, daugh­

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Crilley of Park place, who has been spend­ing the holidays at home, will leave today for Syracuse, where she is a student in the school of nursing at Joseph's Hospital.

Hold Employes* Party at YWCA

Employes of the YWCA held

colonial boquets. Ensign Eugene Ryan of Norfolk,

Va., will be best man for his brother. The ushers include Doug­las .Kennan, Duane Ewing, Clif­ford Helme *and Leonard" H. Wetin.

The bride's mother has chosen for the occa"sion a gown of toast crepe and will wear forest green suede accessories. The mother of the bridegroom will weac-a fuchsia crepe gown with black and fuchsia hat and black accessories. Their corsages will be of white orchids.

Reception to Follow

mond Hoppe and Mrs. James Menges. They were assisted by Miss Lorraine Whitty, Misa Mar-, jory Garman, Miss Shirley Olson, Miss Dorothy VanAuken and Mrs. James Berrigan.

Invited were Miss Mary Burke, Miss Ailsa Cameron, Miss Arlene Haushalter, Miss Jane Barstow,

Mrs. Anna Melius was installed I Miss Mary Ruth Bailey, Miss Jane president of Trainmen's Sisters' |Grupe. Miss Claire Lee, Miss Doro-lodge at a meeting held Tuesday thy Nichols, Miss Jane Leonard, night at Carpenter's hall, Barrett Miss Audrey Wachholz, Miss Ma-•street. j r i o n Terry, Mis3 Rita Vadakin,

OtherB seated were Mrs. Mar-1 Miss Barbara Soellner. garet Murphy, vice president; Mrs. | Misa Lorraine Whitty, Miss Joan Margaret Bushya, secretary; Mrs. Whitty, Miss Eleanor Heckman, Julia McGettrick, treasurer; Mrs. Miss Doris Pipher, Miss Carolyn

Lewis, Miss-Janice O'Dell, Miss Jane Stoddard, 'Miss—R-ath-Elinor Aitken, Miss Charlotte Williams, Miss Beverly Huber, Miss Maureen Reabridge, Miss Joan Sittner, Miss Maude Harnden, Miss Marilyn l i nge r , Miss Betty Bellamy. Miss Marion Morris, Miss Jeanne Hay-den, Miss Marjory Garman. Miss Dorothy VanAuken and Miss Shir­ley Olson.

Also, Mrs. Raymond Hoppe. Mrs. James Menges, Mrs. James B'errl-gan, Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Fred Ingles, Mrs. John Finch, Mrs. Raymond Stringer, Mrs. William Hebenstreet, Mrs. Michael Neu-

Mary Manahan, chaplain; Mrs. Theresa Antkowiak, conductress.

Mrs. Mae Relihan, warden; Mrs.

AT TOWNSEND HOME The* Rotterdam Mutual Improve­

ment, club held its annual Christ­mas party at the home of Mrs. Na­thaniel Townsend on Gordon road, Monday evening. Mrs. John Campbell was in charge of a pro­gram of games, music and gifts.

"Mrs. Vincent Schaefer presided at the business meeting. Present were Mrs. Clarence Van Valkenhurg. Mrs. Earle Douglass, Mrs. George

Margaret Dowdell Honored at Party

Miss Margaret Dowdell, for many years .an employe of Arkell and Smith's Bag Co. of Canajoharie, was guest of honor at a dinner­party recently at the Canajoharlft hotel, given by a group of her for* mer co-workers. She was presented with a leather purse and gifts wera also exchanged among those at­tending.

Present were Mrs. Ethel Benton, Mi.«s Carrie Dingman, Mrs. Cather­ine Hcughtaling. Miss Lola Ding-man, Miss Harriet Corro^, Mrs, Elizabeth Benedict, Mrs. Marguer­ite Hill, Mrs. Myrtle Ferraro, Mrs. Dorothy Godwin, Mrs: Marie Rob­erts- Mrs. Wava Begley and Miss Dowdell.

Bigwood, Mrs. Olef Dve, Mrs. A reception for 200 guests*w,ll stuart Gillespie. Mrs. George Bradt.

be held In the church parlors. Mrs. .Gordon Rockstrah. Mrs. Ray. Serving will be Miss Rita Tearno, mond Fairchild, Mrs. Campbell.

Evelyn Brlggs, Miss Mary j M r a . T o Wnsend. and Mrs. Arthur Anna Olley and Mrs. Robin Revel. | Klein. whose birthday was cele­

brated.

Miss

For traveling the bride has chosen a gray moire taffeia and

Christmas party at the association forest green coat with matching1

building recently. j h a t . Her corsage will be of white Richard Steeves acte'd as Santa! roses.

Claus for the distribution of gifts : Following a motor trip to Holly-! Miss Joyce Hill showed moving pic-'wood, Fla., Mr. and Mrp. Ryan' tures. Dancing, and games were will be at home at 3 Van Vorst al£> on the entertainment program, drive. Burnt Hills, after Jan. 22

Attending were Mrs. Elizabeth «^hnfti« <.„* \mi<„« "•* \ M

ar.\,* i*— >T~..4 « « . schools and Affiliations arks, Mrs. Maude B. Bateman. „,,

Mrs. Goldle MaTtorTey.'Mrs. Cather-^ T h e h r i ( l p - a B™d»«»te of Mnnt', ine O'Hara, Mrs. Charlea." Brown,'! Pleasant high school, attended Mrs. Virginia Kllnkhart. Mrs. Hat- & p c n , C P r

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easant high, attended Ro-

Heten Adriance, Dorothy .Myers, Miss Hazel Myrrs l h V d V " U ? ! o * * n d P u b l , f i l ty de-Mlss Grace Coison, Miss I I n . P a r l m e n £ . ** °*™™* Eleclrlc,

Members of Chapter AE of PEO will be hostesses a t a joint Found­ers' Day luncheon and meeting on Tuesday at 12;30 n.m. at the Pine Room of the* Firpt Methodist Church. Chapter T of Schenectady and Chaptef*AB of Albany will be guests of the day.

• » • -Miss Beatrix KISpter, daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Klopfer, RWer road, is visiting Miss Mary Anderson, daughter of Lt, Col, H. J. Anderson of Governors Island. Miss Klopfer and Miss Anderson are both graduates of Draper/ High school and Senior Girl Scouts.

"• v * -^4tg>~^an4^Mr8^ ..JW. • ~JFtjeAttlck. Schnapp of, firmanTa^reet enter* talned at a holiday party at their home recently. Guests awera Mlsa Mary McDougall, C. Edgar Bedell, Mrs, JfbsepSrS^sto; Rohert Sisto, Mrs. William McDougall, Miss EJIz abeth Blackburn, ^Vllllam OlCon nor, Mfv and Mrs. G onge Schnapp, Wr? and Mr*. John VanLaaTt, Mf.lMfs."""'"""TPiei Sakos, Mrs. • Charier

Sakos, Mrs." Phoebe Reicherter,

Chrysler, Miss Marilyn Dollase, David Fothe/ingham, George Mehl-nSan, Richard Steevcs and Harold Zint J r .

Friendly O r d T W i l l Meet at DuPont Hom£

Mrs. George DuPont of 20fid.road Wll be hostess to the -Friendly

at 8:S0 p.m. Mrs. Otto Brand, presi­dent, wlTT preside.

The club held Its Christmas party recently at thef home of Mrs. Frank Olejnik on Chrlsler avenue. .

Attending were Mrs. Barney Feuinen, ,Mrs. JRichard Male, Mrs. ^anford Gold; Mrs. David Danzig,

Hamllne University of St. Paul, Minn., originally was situated at Red Wing, Minn., because its terri­torial charter stipulated that it be established on the Mississippi rive for students who traveled by steam boat.

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