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the THE BINGHAMTON PRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1934 Anne Horlick, Miss Janet Greenwood, Miss Louise Major, Miss Charlotte Merritt, Miss Wiest, Miss Henrietta Holley, Miss Betty McCabe. Guests of the club were Miss Norma Landis, Miss Elsie Franklin, Miss Barbara Yale and Miss Betty Breese. The next meeting will be a Halloween party at the home of Miss Pennay in Maple avenue. Queen Esther Circle Holds Game Party CLARENCE BLAKE was hostess for the a Queen game Esther party given by Circle of the North Immanuel Presbyterian church at her home, 11 Woodruff avenue, recently, Mrs. George W.

Brownlow and Mrs. Clarence L. Valentine were assisting hostesses. In the party were Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pope, Mr. and Morris Valentine, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Harper, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Milard Hibbard, Mr.

and Mrs, Clyde Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lashier of Norwich, Mrs. John North, Mrs. Marion Webb, Mrs.

Melvin Grant, Miss Elizabeth Grant, Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Mrs. James Corey, Mrs. Bruce Paddleford, Mrs. Grant Benn, Mrs.

Hilton Cator, Mrs. Charles Devine, Mrs. Arthur Burt, Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs. G.

F. Stone, Mrs. Flo Smith, Mrs. Helen Terwilliger, Mrs. Lewis Evans.

Mrs. Claude Cole, Mrs. Paul Niles. Milo Brunick Weds Miss Gerchman DOROTHY. MAT Mr.

Mrs. Martin G. Gerchman, and, Schubert street, and Milo Brunick of Endicott, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Brunick of Nebraska, were married in St. Thomas Aquinas parochial residence by the Rev. Dennis Lyons at 6 o'clock Saturday night. The bride rust colored crepe gown with harmonizing accessories and a shoulder bouquet of roses and lilies-of-thevalley. Miss Mildred Gerchman, sister of the ride, was maid of honor.

She wore a green silk crepe dressa with matching accessories a shoulder bouquet of talisman roses. Albert Brunick, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. Roses and cosmos adorned the GERCHMAN, daughter of bride's table centered with a tiered wedding cake. Mr.

and Mrs. Brunick will live in Main street, Endicott. Sorority Gives Juvenile Party MAMMA CHAPTER of Delta Sigma Phi sorority held juvenile party at the home of Miss Anna Love, 807 Monroe street, Endicott, in honor of the rushes. They are Miss Helen Catetanios, Miss Josephine Campbell, Miss Dorothy Cuddy, Miss Betty Knapp, Miss Beulah Rice, Miss Beverly Shaw, Miss Bernice Derrick, Miss Shirley Hubbard, Miss Alice Summers and Miss Phyllis McIntyre. Members attending were Miss Bullis, Miss Barbara Irving, Miss Beverly Irving, Miss Emma Gay, Miss Jean Love, Miss Roberta Schaff.

Miss Thelma Smith, Miss Virginia Stiles, Miss Jean Stiles, Miss Virginia Peak, Miss Gertrude Fenton, Miss Beverly Haines. Shower Given Mrs. Davidson VARIETY shower was given A at the Davidson, home of Friday Mrs. night, William in honor of Mrs. Marshall Davidson, formerly Miss Marie Keating.

A mock wedding featured the entertainment. Those who participated in the "wedding" ceremony were Mrs. C. S. Shook in the role of the minister; Mrs.

Harold Wheeler as the "bride," Miss Alice Holbert as the "bridegroom," Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt as bridesmaid, Mrs. H. B. Humphrey as best man.

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Seven of M. Venizelos' men took into custody the quietly bandit chief Karathanasis, whom Jannopoulos' department had M. been trying to put under arrest connection with an attack upon in M. Venizelos in June, 1933, Karathanasis submitted quietly when the bodyguards surprised carted him off to the him and equally surprised chief home of an of police. Later the even more surprised humiliated Chief of Detectives and Karathanasis off to Evert took jail.

The arrest assumed considerable significance in view of a political battle M. has been waggovernment leaders after ing with political activity from returning to several months' retirement. the day's events, Stirred expected the resignation Athens responsible police heads. also of VANDERBILT CHILD IS THREATENED IN LETTER TO MOTHER Guard Posted, Legal Battle for Custody Meanwhile Goes On New York, Oct. 22-(Associated The forbidding brownPress) stone front of Mrs.

Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt's home frowned down today on a police guard, established after Mrs. Vanderbilt rethreat against the life of ceived a her little millionairess daughter. "If you value the life of your do not fail to meet me in child, of the Metropolitan theatre front Brooklyn at 10:30 p. Friin said a crude note delivered day," Tuesday at the Vanderbilt last home. "I will be waiting for you.

If you do not keep the appointwill hear from me ment you again." Anxiously Mrs. Vanderbilt guard communicated with police and a posted about the five-story was mansion on East 72nd street, just off Fifth avenue. Not until today did the threat become publicly known. The child, Gloria, is at the old Westbury, Long Island, estate of her paternal aunt, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, with whom Mrs.

Vanderbilt is engaged in a court contest over custody of the 10- year-old heiress. At today's court hearing, Mrs. Vanderbilt was expected to take the stand as her own last witness. Society- (Continued From Page Four) Presbyterian church will hold its first covered dish supper of the season in the church parlors at 6:15 o'clock Tuesday night. Mrs.

Ernest H. Parsons, president of the club, will announce the committees for the year. Miss Angelena Ottman will be a guest and will read "The Angelus." A quartet composed of Mrs. Wilfred Davis, Mrs. George Bain Cummings, Mrs.

Harold J. Potter and Mrs. Joseph G. Deacon will sing. Mrs.

Margaret Gabriel, soloist. will sing. The program will be followed with sewing. Prospective Bride Is Guest of Honor R. AND MRS.

EDWARD D. home KILTS in Vestal entertained R. D. at 1, their Saturday night in honor of the latter's sister, Miss Doris Parke, who will be married to Daniel Dressler during the Christmas holidays. The rooms land refreshment table were decorated in Hallowe'en designs.

The guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. Crossley, Mr. and Mrs.

Grayson Hinman, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Heath.

Mr. and Mrs. John Squire, Mr. and Mrs. R.

P. Watrous, and Mrs. L. L. Parke, Mr.

and Mrs. K. H. Parke, Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Parke, Mrs Harriett Watrous, Miss Helen Kelley, Foster Parke, James Crossley, Daniel Seudder and Grayson Hinman, Jr. Personal Mention Mrs. Edgar C.

McKallor, 99 Oak street, has returned to her home here from New York city. Charles P. Scudamore of Detroit, has returned home after spending several days at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 523 Chenango street. Mrs.

Charles Lawrence of Hallstead is spending a month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Lawrence in Amsbry street. Mrs.

Katherine Summerton Hibbard has as guests at her apartment in Hamilton street, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Hibbard and Miss Florence Madden of North Brookfield. Miss Nellie MacNellis of Utica and Miss Katherine MacNellis of Colorado Springs.

Miss Jane Stoutenberg, 94 Oak street, who is attending Cornell University, was pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma SOrority recently. Dale Herbert Cutter of Greene has been elected to the Quill and Dagger, senior honorary society at Cornell University. Election to this society is considered one of the highest honors on the campus and comes Heads Church Again -Wide World Photo, The president of the United Lutheran church in America: The Rev. Dr. Frederick H.

Knubel of New York, who has been president since the formation of its present organization in 1918, elected for his ninth term at the biennial convention of the church in Savannah, Ga. the result of distinction in activities. Recent Bride Given Shower IRS. FRANK HOLDEN enterM' her tained home, at a 19 variety Gaylord shower street, Friday, in homoerof. Mrs.

Donald Fowler, her recent marriage was Miss Laura Joyce. The guests were Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Harry Faatz, Mrs. J.

M. Berry, Mrs. Earl Rounds, Mrs. Roger Wood, Mrs. Winifred Bush, Mrs.

Charles Breswitz, Mrs. Ray Newschwander, Mrs. Kenneth Waltman, Mrs. Clayton English, Mrs. Russell Miller, Miss Gertrude Gemmerich, Miss Grace Felter, Miss Ada Holden.

Miss Catherine Joyce, Miss Thelma Joyce, Miss Genevieve Frost and Miss Mildred Frost. Literary Club Elects Delegates IRS. JOHN C. BUSH, presiM dent of club, the and West Miss Side Sarah Literary Chollar were elected delegates to the annual convention of the New York State Federation of Women's clubs to be held in Buffalo in November, at the meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. Afred B.

Cornell in Upper Chenango street, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lester H. Quackenbush and Mrs. George A.

Reynolds were elected alternates. Miss Mary G. Congdon spoke on "Books." She displayed maa terials showing the steps in the making of a book, from the written manuscript to the finished volume. Speaking of the different types of books Miss Congdon said, "The classics are not old because they are good. Great writers may bend and break us but we must read on.

The story of the making of a book is a fascinating one as we trace it from the early records and clay tablets to the finished volume of today. A good novel should be life's interpreter for us and make our lives more endurable. The novel," she added, "should not be approved because emotion, nor disapproved because of its new ideas. When a man finds a book, he finds a friend, he is enriched during all his life. Books are written ideas conveyed by one person to others." Mrs.

C. F. Hotchkin reviewed Harry A. Franck's "A Scandinavian She stated that the author had commented the extreme cleanliness of the food on the ship which he traveled to Denmark. He found bicycles were predominant in Denmark and have the right of way, automobiles having to turn out for them.

The Lutheran church, the author stated, is the established church of Denmark. Mr. Franck flew by hydromonoplane to Finland. He found that county rather inferior to Sweden and Denmark, although the streets were filled with expensive cars. In Finland, though tipping is not supposed to be practiced, Mr.

Franck tried a good sized tip and the recipient knew what it was. Mrs. Hotchkin added that in the book the author alluded to the prevalence of lakes and islands In Finland, every well regulated family having a motor boat. In southern Sweden, the author found the people to be aristocratic, some of the families considering themselves better than the king. The author found Iceland so modern that it was a great disappointment to him, Mrs.

Hotchkin remarked. Miss Helen Stratton will be the hostess for the next Nov. 3. The Rev. T.

Valentine Parker will speak on "Scandinavian Backgrounds." Surprised on Birthday A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. Mary Thompson at her home, 35 Albert street, Johnson City, recently. Those present were: Mrs. Clara Thornton, Robert Thornton, Henry Thornton, Margaret King, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Brown, Mrs. Lillian Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs. David Turner, Mrs. Bernard Turner, Mire and Mrs.

Burr Turner, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kipp, Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Redpath. Miss Margaret Kipp, Miss Margaret Turner, Miss H. Gitchell, and Howard C. Thompson. Entertain at Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Young- strom. 141 Oak street, entertained at dinner at the Burlingham tearoom, Sunday night, in honor of Mr.

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J. liant foliage, autumn flowers and bittersweet berries adorned the table. getter guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.

Johns, Fred B. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wooster, Mines Kathryn Clark and Mr. and Clarence Hammond, Jr.

Surprise Shower for Bride-Elect A SURPRISE: Kocher of shower of Mr. was West and given Cor- Mrs. George ners recently in honor of their niece, Miss Wilma Aten, who will be married to Ebert Keith Warren. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.

George Warren, Ebert Warren, Kenneth Warren, Miss Wilda Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Kirdendall Aten, Alfred Miss Lois Aten, Miss Helen, Aten, Miss Jeannette Aten, Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gay, Mrs.

S. R. Gay, Miss Janet Elston, Miss Lillian Dunlap, Miss Marie Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. George Grannis, Spencer Grannis, Clifford Grannis, Miss Ruth Elliott, Miss Wanita Beaman, Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Miller, Paul Miller, Miss Myrtle Miller, Mr. Mrs. Harry Hoyt, Miss Louise Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Kocher, Edgar Grannis and Josiah Kocher. Birth Announcement A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Judd, 13 Mulberry street, at the City hospital, Oct.

14. She is named Johanne Marie. Mrs. Judd was formerly Miss Eleanor Mungle. Miss Holden Bride of Thomas McCarthy ISS daughter ETHEL of J.

Mr. and HOLDEN, Mrs. Robert S. Holden, 10 Bradley street, and Thomas P. McCarthy of this city were married in the parochial residence of St.

Catherine's church, Hillcrest, by John P. Phelan, at 2. o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss Gladys Holden and Adelbert Holden, sister and brother of the bride, were the attendants. The bride was dressed in bright green silk crepe trimmed with gold and a turban 01 matching green.

She carried talisman roses. The maid of honor wore a rust colored silk crepe dress with turban to match and carried shell pink A roseding luncheon at the Burlingham tearoom followed. Covers were laid for 10. A wedding cake centered the table, decorated with bowls of chrysanthemums and oak foliage. Mr.

and Mrs. McCarthy are spending their honeymoon in New York. They will make their home in Robinson street upon their return. Mrs. McCarthy wore a brown swagger suit with harmonizing accessories.

Among the prenuptial affairs honoring the bride was a surprise variety shower given by her sisters, Misses Gladys and Gertrude Holden, at their home in Bradley street, Thursday night, Halloween decorations were used. The gifts for Miss Holden were wheeled into the room on a decorated cart by Freddie Holden who was attired in a Halloween chia costume. The guests were Mrs. George Every, Miss Ina Vermilya, Mrs. Nelson Woodford, Mr.

and Mrs. Leigh Salisbury, Mrs. Harold Howard West, Mr. and a Mrs. Benedict, Mrs.

Robert S. Holden, Mrs. Adelbert Holden, Miss Natalie West, Miss Doris Hutchinson, Mrs. Clifford Deitz. Mrs.

Southworth, Mrs. Eleanor Blasco; also Miss Helen Volt of Great Bend, Pa. Delegates Home from Convention INGHAMTONIANS who have returned from attending the thirty-eighth annual convention of the Patriotic Order of Americans, held in Atlantic City last week, are Mrs. William Mailer, Mrs. Firma Kenyon, Mrs.

Joseph Udelhofen, Mrs. Mark Brown, Mrs. John Chase, Mrs. Clayton Vogelin and Mrs. Fred H.

Smith. The banquet was held at the Hotel Madison, headquarters for the organization. The meetings were held in the Egyptian ballroom on the Million Dollar Pier. Nearly 400 delegates attended, also many visiting members of the order. Mrs.

Sarah Webber of Dunellen, N. was elected president and Mrs. Iva Nahr of Jacksonville, assistant president to preside at the next annual convention in Baltimore, in October, 1935. Mrs. Fred Smith of this city, who is a past national president, was elected as a member of board of appeals to serve for the next three years, Mrs.

Blanche Roberts of Albany was the presiding officer. Rho Gamma Club Holds Meeting DETA PHI CHAPTER of the Gamma club met at the home of Miss Ruth Bennett in Laurel street, Johnson City, recently. Attending were Miss Clara Wood, Miss Margaret Pennay, Miss Madeline Watts, Miss Dorothy Whalen, Miss Dorothy Amell, Miss Dorothy Wienberger, Miss Helen Boyd, Miss Eleanor Breese, Miss Dorothy Canfield, Miss Wendolyn Canfield, Miss Margaret Keesler, Miss Helen Major, Mrs. Marjorie Stone, Mrs. Winifred Heffner, Miss Muriel Thomas, Miss Henrietta Corros, Miss Ruth Bennett, Miss Betty Hohn, Miss Gone! That COLDWhen This Remedy Gets Busy! A cold is no joke and Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine treats it as none! It goes right to the seat of the trouble, an infection within the system.

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When you coming on, get busy with Grove's Laxative de. For sale by all dre won't andhd 50c. Ask fore along and resent in spite dement. The wedding music was played by Miss Ruth Davidson. Other guests were Mrs.

Keating, Miss Geraldine Keating, Miss Marie Howell, Miss Genevieve LaVassar, Miss Reba Wall, Miss Marie Maddock, Miss Elsa Hogdin, Miss Katherine Mosher, Mrs. Willard Holbert, Mrs. Leigh N. Dowding, Monica Keating, Miss Irene Davidson and Marjorie Davidson. Variety Shower for Bride-Elect ISSES ALICE and CAMILLA CARTER entertained at a variety shower at their home, 53 Lincoln avenue, Saturday night in honor of Miss Virginia Watson, who will be married to Clifford Earl Brannan of Detroit, next month.

The decorations were in keeping with Halloween. Bunco was the diversion. The guests were Miss Anne Allaben, Miss Betty Cook, Miss Genevieve Addison, Miss Elizabeth Diehl, Miss Helen MacEwan, Miss Lois Finkle, Miss Leona Finkle, Miss Betty Wiltsie, Miss Millicent Greenia, Miss Margaret Gibbs, Miss Phyllis Noland, Miss Jane Langham and Miss Constance Farrar. Church Group to Meet Mrs. Cecil Parker will be hostess to Chapter of the First Baptist church at her home, 17 Laurel avenue, at 2:30 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon.

White Cross work will be done. I. D. K. Club Dines Mrs.

A. E. Van Buren and Miss Bernice Reynolds recently entertained members and friends of the I. D. K.

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Newton Corey, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gentle, Dorline and Gale Gentle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vosbury, Jack and Donald Vosbury, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Covey, Mrs. Nora Westbrooke, Miss Helen Corey, Miss Hawthorne Corey, Miss Frances Hafey, Albert E. Van Buren, William Finch, Kenneth Wolf. The next club meeting will be at Schandoe Lake, Saturday afternoon and evening, Oct.

27. Card Party A card party will be given at the American house, 76 Main street, clubLegion at J. R. Price Tuesday heads afternoon. Mrs.

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