JAMESTOWN

Mozart Club To Open 80th Season At Tea

The Mozart Club will open its 80th season Monday with its annu­al s u m m e r tea. The affair, open

j to m e m b e r s and guests, will be jheld a t 3 P.M., e t Sunset Bay .Manor, Maple Springs. The man­or, known to many as Harewood,

I is the former s u m m e r home of Mrs. Albert Howard, who was a

ipast president of the Mozart Club.

The program will be presented i by Miss Julia Louise Her rmann , principal harpis t of the Dallas .

:Tex., Symphony Orchestra , and h a r p instructor at Southern Meth­odist University and »\"orth Texas State College.

Miss Her rmann , a native of Oklahoma, is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and the Juil l iard School of Music, New York City, where she was a schol­arship pupil of Marcel Grandjany. She is completing her fourth sum­m e r as harpist and instructor at Chautauqua Institution where she has appeared as soloLst with the symphony orches t ra and in re­citals.

Mrs. William R. Mrs. Manon S. Cadwell a re co-chai rmen for the s u m m e r tea. They will be assisted by Mrs. F rank EL Field. Mrs. Crawford N. Bargar , Mrs. Harvey M. Osgood. Mrs . Alvin J . Stewart, Mrs. E. Roland Carlson and Mrs. Ear le C. Lovejoy.

MISS HERRMAN ..Mozart Musician

Mrs. Swanson Is Hostess To Executive Board

PersAials Mrs. Nathan E . Aldnch and

daughter . Doro tA , 1S1 Hillock Sheet , were weektnd guests of an­other daughter , .\frs. David F . An­derson end family. Rochester. Dorothy remained; in Rochester to spend a week witli her sister.

Miss Barbara Ann Bond, daugh­ter of Mr. and B l r s . J a m e s P . Bond, 107 Eas t Virginia Boule­vard, has recently returned from a motor tour of Massachuset ts . She was the houseguest for several days of Mr. and Mrs . Horace A. Dillingham, Lynn, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Peacock and daughters , K i r e n and Paula , Philadelphia, Pa . , have been the cuests of Mrs . P tacock ' s mother, Mrs. Gladys Green, 215 West Fifth Street. Theyfleave the states at the end of August to make their home for the next two years in the Eastern Caroline Llands where Mr. Peacock will i e rve as librarian and social snenc school system.

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.MRS. G E O R G E A. BECK Berthold Photo JGH Auxiliary

eorqe i . Becks To Make Home ere After Mountain Honeymoon

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Beck are honeymooning in the Pocono and Catskill Mountains following their wed­ding Saturday morning in SS. Peter and Paul Roman Cath­olic Church. * — —

The bride, the former Wanda Strom. Jamestown, and Mrs. Ar-LaVerae Andorsnn. U the daugh­te r of Mrs. B E. Anderson, 105 West Fifth S t r e e t He is the son of Mrs Far l C Beck R D I B r a i m S t ree t Jamestown, a n d ' t h e s w < ^ a r t r o w s . The bridal cou­

ple w-ill be at home after Sunday at 536 East Second Street. -

Mrs. J . P a r k e r Swanson dent of the Lakewood Club, entertained the board at a recent meeting at hei

Reynolds and n o n l e a t '-' West Te r race Avenue, Lakewood.

Mrs. Joseph J. Freed, named yearbook 1959-60. Plans for Lakewood library were discussed. Several memor ia l gifts to the li­brary fund have been received. Mrs. Swanson said.

The annual tea will be held Sept. '23 at the home of Mrs Hen­ry C. Granger , 110 Sunset Ave­nue.

gan, 28 Penn-Lakcwood, icf!

Mrs. John H sylvania AvenueJ

Women's Monday with her children, to join executive her husband in KJpsas City, Kan .

where they will Mr. Deegan is er lex Time Record

Among those vm cha i rman for Mrs, I>eegan at

the proposed were Mrs. Paul Frank Pollock. ' rison and Mrs. J(

ike their home. )loyed by S.mp-

Company. entertained for

farewell affairs Lundquist, Mrs. rs. William Ar-fph R. Ramsey.

thur Milaru, Olean. As travel at t i re the bride u o r e

a silk charcoal , brown and fuschia dress white accessaries , and white

late Mr. Beck. Re\- Rj< hard GUI performed the

double ring ceremony in the pres-sence of 100 guests at an a l ta r a r r anged with yellow and white jrladioli and yellow daisy pompons.

• Marguer i te Collins was ory gamst .

Mrs. Anderson attended St. Ag­a tha ' s High School. Meadville. Pa., and was graduated in 1957 horn James town High School, She is employed by the Allstate Insurance Company. Her husband is a—1951 gradua te of James town High

George N, Waid. Angola, a close School and 1958~graduate of Rider family friend escorted the bride College. Trenton, X.J. He is a lo the a l tar . She wore a ballerina member of Delta Sigma Pi Fra-gown of white pure silk organza ternary, and LS- employed by the fashioned with an empi re bodice First National Bank. accented with lace. A lace midriff. Mrs. Robert Howard. Mrs Jack and appliques of lace on the bouf- Ice and Miss Marlene Custead fant skirt lent further fashion in- were among prenuptial hostesses teres t.

The b n d e e a r n e d a double ring S o l U T C i c r / B l i c l © met of yellow and white sweet- v* * 1 ^

hear t roses and ivy and a hand- " F ^ f o r ! A t ^ V l O " W l ^ r kerchief m a d e and carr ied by the x ^ ^ ^ - " - 1 W U W W C 1 bridegroom's g randmother on her Miss Doris Blackmer, whose wedding day 56 yea r s ago. An m a r r i a g e to F rank Hutchison takes embroidered silk organza cloche place Saturday, was honored at a secured her imported ballerina variety shower Wednesday by Mrs. length silk illusion veil. Walter Hodges, Mrs . Por te r Blair

Miss Marlene Custead. Mead- a « * Mrs- M a n ™ Blackmer at the

The Nettie M hold its regular 12:30 P.M

j~4 y-ji mm. Mrs. Wallace M. T h o m p s o n J a m e s t o w n Y.M U O m m i t t G e J r l C U l S and Mrs. ROSS T. Butler a re co- L e a m and Mrs, _ _ - _ . . chairmen. • will be hostesses

New Yearbook Mrs. Elmer E. Howard, 75 Chi­

cago Avenue, cha i rman of the yearbook commit tee of Jamestown Genera! Hospital Auxiliary, was hostess to her group at a Monday afternoon dessert and coffee hour. Revisions and plans for the year­book were completed.

Mrs . George E. Higgms. presi­dent of the Auxiliary, announced 125 new members will be added to the already large roster. Sev­eral new committees were named. Committees are a l ready complet­ing plans for an ambitious 1959-60 year, Mrs. Higgms said.

Attending the workshop meeting with Mrs. Howard' and Mrs. Hig-gins were Mrs . Hilding A. Nelson. Mrs. Clifton J. Beatty ami Mrs J a m e s R. Johnson.

The annual hospital auxiliar) recognition dinner will oe held Sept. 22 a t Moon Brook Country Club. Mrs. Homer M. Servos* is general cha i rman of the bospi tality committee, and E. Per lee will be chair dav.

Nettie Gay Society ay Soci?ty will

er meeting at r sday at the LA. Mrs John Ai'a Ostrander

Mrs. Wiiiard Christian Home Circle M a r r i e d C o i T D l e S irman of the The Christian Home Circle of f

Club Holds Corn,

\ i l l e . Pa bride, u o r e s t r immed

former c lassmate of a yellow organdy in

former 's home, 119 Weeks Street. Garden flowers and miniature

brown velvet brides and bridegrooms appointed

bbon and a p c t u r e hat as maid t n e home. Contest prizes were awarded

Mrs. Henriet ta Blackmer, Mrs . Os­mond Howard. Mrs . Wallace John-

Gloria Dei Adult Fellowship League

The Adult Fellow-ship League of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Lakewood. will hold a picnic Sat­urday Aug.* 29, at the Lutheran Bible Camp to honor Gerry Pier-son, who was assistant to the pas­tor. Rev. Paul V. Beck, for the

Pierson win Kabob-Moons Station

the First Methodist Woman's So­ciety of Christian Service me* I a picnic supper si * i ,n * home of Mrs . Richard Lo\ejoy at Ehnhurs t . Covi rs weie

Mrs . Robert Bumside was chair­man. Guests included Miss Abby Smith, Mrs. Milton Harp, of Lake-wood; and Mrs. Ingoby Mowris, of Tidioute. Pa .

son, Mrs. Lyle Tuller. Richard Hodges and the

Mrs. honor

of honor. She e a r n e d a bouquet of yellow

and white sweethear t roses. Miss Audrey Wassoo, 5-year-old niece of the br ide , w a s gowned lden t i - ^ r a l ly to the honor maid. She also "^ i arried yellow and white sweet­hea r t roses . Thei r gowns were m a d e fcv Mrs . Anthony Brat t . _ , _ _ T "L James town, close friend of the £ O r M l S S J O h n S O n

ily.

Two Host Party

Mrs. C. E . Mrs . Anderson pinned yellow a n d M f s E

. ee thear t roses to he r beige linen

Larson. Bemus Point. J . McAvav were host-

enter the Augustana Seminary. Rock Island. 111., this fall.

Diana Lodge Two applications for member­

ship were received at a recent meeting of Diana Lodge. No. 114. Announcement was m a d e of ap­pointment of Miss Mar tha Ander­son to the post of grand deputy by Trygve Lindahl. grand chief.

A dinner to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the organization will be held in the fall. Mrs . Signe Nelson was awarded the prize of the day.

Wiener Roast The M a n led Couples' Club of the

Y M C A p,-'.iher«B Saturday eve­ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bastian for a corn ami wien er reast . Mr. ? cry assisted the

Tne group w i l | at the " V " wh Max Duink. out will present the elected presiden Gregory. O'hers Mr. ;>n<l Mrs. Arj presidents; Mr

Miss Wolcott, Carl Johnson Repeat Vows

Miss Carol J e a n Wplcott. daugh-I ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolcott, I Sugar Grove. Pa . , apd Carl John­son, son of Edward Johnson, also of Sugar Grove, and the late Mrs . Johnson weie marr ied Fr iaay evening in the First; Presbyter ian

[ Church. Rev. Dr. L. D. Sajj-, church p i s -

tor p< rformed the single n n g ceremony in the presence of the immediate families.

The bride was gowned in a white nylon ballerina length dress and white accessories.

Vases of while gladioli and Shas­ta daisies decorated the church. G;-rden flowers were used in the Wolcott home where 30 guests were received following the ceremony. Mrs. Walter Baumgardner , aunt of the bride, served the wedding cake. After a weddirjg trip in Can­ada the couple will be at home in Sugar Grove.

'I he bride was a n u m b e r of the 1059 senior class cjf Eisenhower High School. The bjridegroom at­tended Sugar G r o \ e Joint School.

Ladies' Aid, 3 Sets Hostesses For Thursday

Ladies ' Aid Society, No. 3 of the First Lutheran Cnurdh meet Thurs­day, at 2 P.M.

The commit tee : Mrs. C. A. Nor­man Johnson. Mrs. Robert Samuel-son. Mr-s. Floyd Hafdyman. Mrs . Rudolph Johnson. Mrs. Axel Han:-rin, Mrs. Yngve Ekelund. Mr-s. Al­bert Lagerquist . Mns. Paul Hult-be*g fSt. Petersburg . F l a > . Mrs, Norman Janowsky. [Mrs. Ben Al-lenson, Mrs John Jkcobson, Mrs. Emil Olson. Mrs. Heriry Sandstrom. Mrs. Carl Danielson, Mrs. Arvid R \ d m . Mrs. Robert] Mays M:s. Fred Nordine, Mrs . Andrew An­derson, Mrs. Thune Gustafson, Mrs. Oscar Bcrgdahl, Mrs. Eric E t ie i . Mr-s. Marilyn Isaacson. Mrs. j Walter Peterson iDeLand. Fla I, Mrs. Edwin E. Johmon. Miss Til-lie Carlson, Miss Helga Car.-Miss Edith Johnson.

Linen Shower | Honors Miss Sard

Miss Cynthia Ann Sard was hon­ored Thursday evening a t a linen shower at the William Nagel home. Panama , with Miss Linda Nagel hostess, assisted by Mns. Nagel and Mr-s. Vern Nagel.

The buffet table appointed in yellow and white was centered w.tn a low compete of 'l-wrm:; flowers and lighted tapers Favors-were mint fillr^i white wedding bells ued with yellow nbbon. made by Mrs. Vem Nagel.

G^rne pnzes went to Mrs M i b Sard. Mrs. Allen Sard and the bride-elert. M;^s Sard r e c « \ e d many gifts.

MR. AND .MRS. ALJ<AN B. LARSON —Carpenter Photo

Garden Wedding Ceremony Joins Delores Lindquist, Allan Larson

The garden of Mr. and Mrs. E m i r Larson. Sinciairville w^s the se ' t ing Saturday afternoon for the wedding of their son. AL'-c Allan Bruce Larson. a;»d Miss Delores J ean Lindquuft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J . Lindquist of 259 Elmcre^t Avenue, Lakevood

A white trellis t i immed with a wending bell and white bows ar.d flanked by baskets ot multi-eoj-ored gladioli, formed a lovely background for the double ring rites. Rev. R. L. McGinnes. pas­tor of the Gerry Free Method,^' Church, officiated at 2 o'clock in the presence of 50 guests.

The bride, escorted by her fa­ther, wore a bouffant d iess of white r.ylon over net and sa?in. Tne lace bodice, styled with a scalloped scoop neckline and c=ip sleeves, was interlaced with sat­in ribbons A white feather half h^t a rd ? fo>-sage of white or-chids completed her at t i re .

M i « Patr ic ia Lindquis*. as her s i s t e r s hnn<-u- maid, wore a

Mr. and Mrs. Abram Baker, with their son. drove to Lewis burg. Pa. . Saturday night to visit his mother, Mrs. Pear l Brown. They also at­tended the Baker -eunion ar Ha/el Sheddy Woods, New Columbia. Pa.

Mrs. I^eon Willis with he r chil­dren. Shelley and Leon J r . are visiting her mother . Mrs. Eliza­beth Wheeler and sisters . , from Meadville. Miss.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and family left Monday and returned W r i g f l t S v i l l e

Kanouff. secre ta l Mrs, E>erck Cox,

Couples interes m e m b e r s may) V M.C A.

Mrs. Al Greg-fets. meet Sept. 19/ Mr. and Mrs.

ing presidents, el to the newly Mr. and Mrs

king office are le Morns , vice

Mrs. Ralph : and Mr. and ajsurers.

in becoming contact t h e

Connie

esses at a bridal shower Monday sheath for he r daugh te r ' s wedding. p v e n m g a t t h e T o w n a u b honoring

' M i s s Shelby Johnson, whose mar­r iage to Craig G. Larson takes place Sept. 13.

An a r rangemen t of s u m m e r flowers appointed the table. The bride-to-be was favored with a cor­sage of pink roses.

Guests included nursing associ­ates of the Wr.C.A. Hospital and

dered cotton d ress and white sweethear t roses Mrs. Lyd a Gal-breath . Kane . Pa . . the bride 's g randmother , and Mrs G. A. Dan-delski James town. the bnde-gTiom's grandmother , were fav­ored with white r a r n a h o n cor-sagea.

One hundred guests at tended the close relat ives reception in the Stillwater Com-munity Building. which was j Y a c h t U l U D L y l a m D a k e adorned with un i t e wedding bells j The annual c lambake of die and a r r a n g e m e n t s of yellow roses. (Chautauqua Lake Yacht Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard, tserved by the men of the club, will James town, w e r e m a s t e r and mis- be held Saturday afternoon and tress of ceremonies. Bridal aides j evening at the clubhouse. Richard were Mrs. J a c k Ice, Mrs. Har ry D. Swanson. cha i rman, will be as­

sisted by Almet Broadhead, CHve Wright, J r . , Daniel A. Isaacson. John Allan Curtis. Daniel Lund-qUiSt and Ronald Bloomer.

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Ivory Rev. and Mrs George Huffman

and family are spending two weeks in Indiana.

The speaker at the morning service in the Ivory Church was Youth for Christ Director Rev. Douglas Carl . James town, Rev. Ed. Fuller. E n e , conducted the evening service.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Minser and Miss Bonnie Minser have visited friends in Bal t imore. Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawson. J r . . and family, Willoughby, O., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs . Wal­lace Fenton and family.

Miss Sylvia Nelson and Mr-s. rGeorge Littlefield and children re ­cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson

' Sweetheimer, Batavia . Mrs. George Anderson and

daughter , Delores, are visiting Dr. and Mrs . Walter Harrington and family, Raleigh. N.C.

The Ivory Sunday School picnic was held Aug. 8 a t Chapman ' s Dam, Pa .

Mrs. Robert Black. Toledo, O.. has visited her sister, Miss Ruby Anderson, and other relatives here .

F r iday from a vacation trip to Kentucky.

Visitors at the iiomc of Mr. and Mrs. Harr ington this week were his mother . Mrs. Bessie H a m n c - ° ' s ^ n t , h p w^end w r h h e r

Lottavitle 4R3I Leah, daughter

and ,Mrs, J a m e s Higgms.

of Mr. Akron.

ton, and his sister . Ruth Harring­ton, both from Syracuse .

grandfather. Cor

Mr. and Mrs.

e Biggins.

mes Durlin and

ly visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L#e and Reggie, of

Mr. and Mrs . Thosmas Rober ts ponna were Su and family, and Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Terri l l at tended a farewell par ty given by Mrs. Roberts for Frewsburg. In the afternoon they Mrs Mildred McKane. who is called on Wanda Lep at W.C.A. moving to Machias from Dewitt- Hospital. J a m e s , a * n . where she is ville. About 38 people attended. a patient

Little Linda Jackson. Stockton, is Glenn Little, u-ho enlisted in the spending par t of the s u m m e r with I ' .S. Army in May. is stationed at Miss Audrey Roberts . Fort Jackson, S.C.

Portland Howard Freger . Pecor Stree* is

a patient in t i e Jamestown W.C.A Hospital where he was taken Wednesday after being o \ e rcome by heat while a* work as a steam-fitter on a construction >'»b in James town.

A 3-c Donald Woods spent a few days with his grandmother the pnst week while enroute from Otis Air Base, M a s s . to Walker Air Ba.se. Rnswell. N.M

Donald Kelsey has s tar ted work at the James town Table Company and is staying with his uncle. Howard Kelsey. Frewsburj; .

Mrs. Allan Lundberg. the former Ronnie Fell, and infant daughter . Debbie, of Riverdale. Md., a re spending some time as guests of Mis Lundberg 's grandmothers . Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs Ina Fell.

J ack Rove , Pqrtviile. N V . is staying in town for a few days, called here by die illness and death of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Street.

Mrs. Erickson Reviews Book

Mrs. George Enckson gave a book review on "These My Peo­ple." by Lillian D.ckson. at a meeting of the First Covenant Women's Missionary Society Mon­day evening at Fellowship Hall.

Mrs. Rudolph Peterson presided, and Mrs . Algot J . Lmdblom led in devotions. Mrs. A. C. Nord-strom was at the piano and ac­companied Miss Ka> Grant/ , solo-is*.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Martin Nelson. Mi-s. Oscar Miller. Mrs. Gifford E Swanson. Mrs Elof E. Carlson. Mrs. Algot J . Lindblom. Mr-s. Sigfrid John­son. Mrs, Wallace Johnson and Mr^. Ralph Lewis.

white nylon dress and whit^ ac­cessories.

Cnai les Larson, the bride­g r o o m s brother, served as best man .

Mrs Lindquist wore a b i t e silk sheath dress and Mrs. Lar­son light blue embroidered nylon o \ e r taffeta. Both wore white ac-ces&ories and pinned corsages of pink roses to their frocks. Mrs. Victor Lindquist, g randmother of the bride, v.as favored with a corsage of yellow carnat ions.

A reception followed in] tjie garden. A three-tiered wedding rake , topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom and encir­cled with valley lilies, appointed the ouffet table. Aides were Mrs Arnold Andrews, Miss Diane An-d . e u s . ^nd Mrs. F . G. Tanner .

For travel to the west coa.st w here they will m a k e their home the bride wore a white sheath ensemole . The couple will be at home after Sept. 1. at 2418 Se\ en 'h Street. Riverside. Calif.

The bnde , a 1958 graduate of Southwestern Central School. v%-s employed by the Rodman Letter Service. Mr. Larson at­tended Cessad^ga Central School and is stationed with the L'.S Air Force at Riverside.

Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cunningham. Canton. O.: and Mrs. Ed Guinea and dauehter , Cleveland, O.

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