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THREE THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1941 CLUB NEWS Craft Shop Of The The memory of Miss Bessie one of the founders of the Shop of the Handicapped served: as First Vice President. her death less than two years was honored on her birthday versary by a group of her A dinner was given to workmen at the Cincinnati tion for the Welfare of the Blind tribute to her. Mrs. Oscar schmidt, who succeeded Miss EU the First Vice Presidency of Craft Shop and who had with her many years at the Welfare Association, was in of arrangements. The association is one of the stituent agencies of the Craft the Handicapped ard the mops, brushes, and baskets made the blind men in the work rooms the Blind Welfare Association sold dat Craft Shop headquarters the third floor of the Shillito Praise of the Craft Shop for sale of towels, aprons, luncheon sets, and other articles made by workers of the Ohio Commission for the Blind, another constituent agency, was received by Mrs.

Silberschmidt last week from Mrs. Barnes, an executive of the commission. Cincinnati Virginia Asher ness Women's Bible Council Galilean service along the shores Lake Winona will be one of the features of annual conference Virginia Asher Business Women's Bible Councils, to be held at nona Lake, August 11 through August 15. More than 20 memof the Cincinnati Council attend, the two official delegates being Estelle Schlueter, the organization's President, and Lucretia liams. Delegations from several states United States where councils active in this interdenominawork of Bible study and pursuit of Christian fellowship present.

Reservations should be made with the hotels chosen by members at Winona Lake. Headquarters of the conference are Winona Hotel on the lake front, devotional meetings will be held the church on the grounds. Miss Blanche C. Huber, National Presiof Louisville, will preside the sessions. Cincinnati Council will hold monthly service at the City Gospel Mission, Vine Street, following regular council, service.

Thursday evening, charge Florence Curry, Evangelistic Chairman. The council will visit its "adopted friends" in Ward Hamilton County Home at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Katherine Becker is 1 charge of this activity. The August birthdayites will celeat a specially decorated table during the supper-friendship hour 5 to 6 o'clock preceding council service Thursday evening Trinity Methodist Church. Delta Theta Chi Sorority regular meeting of Ohio Epsilon Chapter of Deita Theta Chi will be held at 6:30 Tuesday evening at the Netheriand Plaza.

The educational period will be under the direction of Mrs. F. A. Burgess and the regular business meeting under Mrs. C.

F. Herby. Sigma Phi Delta Sorority- -The regular monthly meeting of the Sigma Phi Delta Sorority was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Whiteker. The President, Miss Ethel J.

Widmer, pledged six members in the SOrority-Dorothy Obermeyer, Louise Willett, Ann Yunger, Mary Katherine Evangelo, Madaline Buchert, and Florence Miller. Republican Women's ActivitiesThe Anderson Township Women's Republican Club will give a picnic at Stanbery Park, Mount Washington, at 10 o'clock Tuesday. After lunch a brief business meeting will be presided over by the President, Mrs. Edith Black. The afternoon will be given over to games.

The Tuesday Club of Knox Presbyterian Church will meet at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday. Mrs. Robert M. Settle, President, will preside. "How Green Was My Valley," will reviewed.

The luncheon committee is composed of Mrs. C. T. Swaffer Chairman; Mrs. D.

E. Healy. Mrs. J. B.

Handorf, Mrs. C. L. Volkman and Mrs. Henry Smith, Cincinnati Circle No.

142 Daughters of Isabella will hold the regular business meeting Tuesday, August 5, at Fontbonne. All interested in going to the national convention August 11 to 15 at St. Louis, should call Miss Catherine Crotty, Regent. Members are asked to collect artie ticles for the St. Xavier Patna Mission Rummage Sale.

Anyone having articles to be called for will please get in touch with Miss Florence O'Brien at The Fentbonne or with Mr. Reid at St. Xavier's. The Hamilton County, Hospital Guild will hold its meeting at 10 o'clock Thursday at the Y. W.

C. A. The general meeting will follow at 11 o'clock with Mrs. Edna Kirker Geis presiding. The visitations for the month will be announced and the Chairmen of the event named.

The Women's Auxiliary D.A.V of W. W. will hold their meeting at the clubhouse at 8 o'clock Friday. A report of the recent department convention will be rendered at this time. The following delegates will rep- Your Hidden Beauty revealed by using Mercolized Wax Cream A simple way to remove the dull, drabness of your complexion and reveal the lighter, lovelier skin tones.

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Beatrice Hogan, National Americanism Chairman, and Mrs. Eunice Bluestein, National al Executive Committeewoman, will also attend the convention. Klotter Review 287, Woman's Benefit Association will meet at 8 o'clock evening in the clubrooms, Southern Ohio Bank Building, 519 Main Street. Cincinnatus Auxiliary 59, United Spanish War Veterans will sponsor a social from 2:30 to 5 o'clock Sunday, August 10, at St. Joseph Orphanage, Northside, for the benefit of the orphanage.

Inwood Park Playground Mother's Club will meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday in the shelter house, with Mrs. Elizabeth Hilge presiding. Final arrangements for the annual carnival on Wednesday, August 13, will be included in the business session. Mrs. Helen Riehle is General Chairman of affair with the following committees conducting these booths: Soft drinks, Mrs.

August Schmitts: ice cream, Mrs. Minnie Ritch Mrs. John Dehler; candy, Mrs. Clarence Busch; sandwiches, Mrs. John Schreck, Mrs.

Cencie Tully, and Mrs. Charles Wilson; cake, Mrs. Harry Hornback; country store, Mrs. John O'Connor and Mrs. Herman Braun; fish pond, Mrs.

Hubert Hauth and Mrs. Otto Wernersbach: miscellaneous booth, Mrs. William Lohman and Mrs. Paul Teisman; pony track, Mrs. George Grote.

There will be dancing in the evening. The Northside Woman's Club will hold its annual summer outing and luncheon at the Clovernook Country Club at 12:30 o'clock tomorrow. Members are to meet at the home of Cliff McGary, 1661 Pullan Avenue. Cars will be appreciated for transportation. Reservations are to be made with Mrs.

R. H. Tindall. Queen City Circle No. 19, Ladies of the G.

A. will meet Wednes- day afternoon at Memorial Hall, with Mrs. Rose Tillett, the President, presiding. The Auditing Committee will meet before the regular session. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Association will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Edward Schroth, 2016 Burnet Avenue, Mrs. Katherine Laycock presiding. The former meeting place has been given up, owing to the recall to active in the United States Navy of members of the association. Master Plumbers' Auxiliary Members of the Woman's Auxiliary, Cincinnati Master Plumbers' Association will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday at Cliff View, North Bend, Ohio. Motor transportation will be furnished by several members of the organization.

Mrs. H. J. Vonderheide, Vice President, will conduct the business meeting since Mrs. Harold McDonald, President, will be unable to be present due to illness of her daughter.

A chicken dinner will be served preceding the business session. The members serving as hostesses are Mrs. Fred Nemann, Mrs. Ray J. Hillenbrand, and Miss Alma Niesen.

George Thomas Woman's Relief Corps- Mrs. Effie Riebs, President of George H. Thomas Woman's Relief Corps, will preside at a meeting to be held in Memorial Hall, Elm and Grant Streets, at 2 o'clock Friday. Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Home and Hospital- The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary, Catherine Booth Home, will be held Tuesday at the home, 836 Beecher Street. Walnut Hills.

Members will do hand sewing and luncheon will be served at noon. Salon 115, Eight and Forty will 12:30 o'clock Wednesday at the for a covered luncheon home of Mrs. Wilbur C. Doerr, 3636 Kroger Avenue. Mrs.

Louis E. Backherms, Chapeau, will preside at a meeting at 2 o'clock, at which the Nominating Committee will be appointed. Reservations are to be made with the Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. R. The Bold Face Playground Mothers' Club will hold its meeting at 2 o'clock, Tuesday, in the clubroom at 3108 Hillside Avenue.

Mrs. Thomas Kerr will preside. MAs R. WELDON GEORGE MRS JOSEPH PAUL MALYS NIENABER MRS. RICHARD MAY'S mer and Mrs.

Walter M. Wolf. Mr. Carl Sackman was the groom's best man. Ushers were Messrs.

Wa.der M. Wolf and Raymond Dankel. Following a wedding breakfast and reception at the Hotel Alms, Mr. and Mrs. Bree departed on a honeymoon to Washington, D.

after which they will be established at Asbury Park. COVEY-CIRESI. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Covey (Sylvia Ciresi, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Ciresi of Price Hill) are residing 3627 Madison Road, following their recent marriage. The wedding took place 9 o'clock, June 25, at St. William's Church with Mons. Francis A.

Reardon officiating. The bride had as her maid of honor her sister, Miss Marie Ciresi. Bridesmaids were Misses Betty Mercurio, Mary Dotterman, Cecilia Mercurio, and Olive Bell. The bride's younger sisters, Misses Margaret and Rosemary Ciresi, were junior bridesmaids. SHADY LAWN IS SUMMER MEETING HAVEN upper left, reading clockwise, are Mrs.

Henry Hagner, Mrs. Elmer C. Henlein, Mrs. Lester P. Larsen, Mrs.

Hendricks, the hostess, Mrs Albert Buenger, Miss Minnie Meyder, Miss Minna J. Schueing. Refreshing punch was served by the hostess and the three cohostesses at the upper right, Mrs. T. M.

Landin, Mrs. Floyd Stone, and Miss Alice Hubbell. In the lower group are Miss Clara Dennison, Miss Sara Griffith, Mrs. Jonas, Miss Helen Twomey, Mrs. Earl Dunn, and Mrs.

E. C. Gabriel. The book review are held weekly "throughout the supper, noon, and meetings alternating. of cred of bers the are tional be rect the but in dent, over brate from in MRS.

LESTER LAKE Mos JOHN RATTERMANN WOLF-DREIER. Wilger, and Mr. Robert Daush. NIENABER-FIEFHAUS. Miss Barbara Ann Dreier, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Dreier, became the bride of Mr. Earl Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Wolf, at a ceremony solemnized at 9:30 o'clock the morning of June at SS. Margaret and Mary Church, North College Hill, with Rev. B. Welman officiating. The bridal party included Mrs.

Robert Daush, Miss Louise Dreier, Miss Loretta Wolf, Mr. Al A A A Wolf, Mr. Eugene St. Cecilia Church was the setting on May 30 for the marriage of Miss Marion Fiefhaus, daughter of Mr. Bernard Fiefhaus of 3843 Isabella Avenue, Oakley, to Mr.

Paul Nienaber, son of Mrs. Clara Nienaber, 3136 Markbreit Avenue, Oakley. The bride was attended by Miss Dorothy Less, who wore blue taffeta with pink accessories. The groom had as his best man Mr. Ralph Nienaber, his brother.

The bride wore a gown of white satin with a tulle veil trimmed in lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses. BREE-WOLF. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry A. Wolf of Stacey Avenue announce the marriage of their second daughter, Mildred, to Mr. Arthur A. Bree of Asbury Park, N. son of Mr.

William Bree of Cincinnati. The marriage was an event of May 31 at St. Mark's Church. Miss Helene Wolf was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Bruem- the American Association of University Women.

These photographs were taken as some of the members arranged congenial groups for the picnic luncheon and book review by Mrs. J. A. Noertker. At the Mes JACK TORBECK, KY MRs ROOT MULVANEY Mr.

Herman Covey was his broth-1 er's best man. Ushers were Messrs. Charles and Samuel Ciresi, brothers bride; Walter Covey, brother of the groom, and Joseph Mercurio. Following the ceremony, the bride and groom departed for a wedding journey to the Smoky Mountains. Mr.

Covey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Covey of Pleasant Ridge. FOREST-LLOYD. At 7:30 o'clock Saturday, June 14, the marriage of Miss Evelyn Ernestine Lloyd, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Lloyd of Emerson Avenue, North College Hill, to Mr. Joseph Forest, son of Mrs.

Carrie Forest, was solemnized at the Immanuel Baptist Church, Northside, with the Rev. A. R. Smith officiating at double ring ceremony. Mrs.

Alfred H. Gesell, only sister of the bride, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids included Miss Marjory Fuller of Anderson, Indiana, and Miss Jeanette Thiering. Little Miss Lois Virginia Meyer, a cousin of the bride, was flowergirl. The groom had as his best man Mr.

Douglas Owen of Salisbury, North Carolina. The ushers were Messrs. LeRoy Adler, Stewart Johnson, Alfred H. Gesell, and Edward Forest, a nephew of the groom. DRAGINOFF-GIBSON.

St. Clement Church was the setting at 9:30 o'clock, June 14, for the marriage of Miss Ruth Gibson, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bitter, to Mr. Nicholas Draginoff, son of Mrs.

Agnes Draginoff. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koebel, Mrs. Joseph Weggesser, and Mr.

Virgil Temke. A reception at Junior Hall, St. Bernard, followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

are residing, at 4247 Bertus Street, St. Bernard. BIZZARRI-HAUBNER. The marriage of Miss Dolores Haubner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Haubner, to Mr. Anthony Bizzarri, son Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bizzarri, was solemnized Wednesday, July 2, at St.

Marks Church with Rev. Harold W. Kuhns officiating. After a motor trip to Washington, D. Mr.

and Mrs. Bizzarri are to reside at 2128 Migh- land Avenue, Mount Auburn. LAKE-BOTZUNG. The marriage of Miss Lucille Botzung, daughter of Mrs. Mary Botzung and the late Mr.

George Botzung, Hyde Park, to Mr. Lester Lee Lake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lake of Deer Park, took place at 2:45 o'clock Saturday, May 24, at St. Mary Church, Hyde Park.

The attendants were Miss Rosamond Limberg, maid of honor, and Misses Ada Teubner and Marie DeAngelo, bridesmaids. Mr. Allen brother of the groom, was best man. Messrs. Harry Scholle and Larry Grathwohl were lushers.

A reception was held at the MRS. EARL C.WOLF MRS. LESLIE COVE! MRS. RICHARD w.CARSON ALBERT BREE, John C. Rattermann, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Frank Rattermann, also of Hyde Park, was solemnized July 12 at St. Mary's Church by Bishop George J. Rehring. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Miss Ruth Droege, who wore a gown of blue net with fitted bodice and full skirt and carried a bouquet of sunburst roses, blue delphinium, and baby breath.

The bride, who entered on the MOS. NICHOLAS DRAGINOFF, arm of her father, was lovely in a gown of white jersey of simple lines and a short tulle veil held to a Dutch cap styled with a band of orange blossoms on the crown. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias and stephanotis. The groom had as his best man Mr. Charles T.

Bus, a cousin. The ushers were Messrs. Fred Droege, brother of the bride, and John Hel- MAs. ANTHONY BI2ZARRI, MURSET home of the bride at 5:30 o'clock their many friends and out-oftown guests. After a delightful sojourn in Miami, and Havana, Cuba, Mr.

and Mrs. Lake are now home at 3615 Tamarack Avenue, Hyde Park. BUECKER-FRANXMAN. St. Benedict Church, Covington, was the setting June 14 for the marriage of Miss Lucille Franxman, of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Franxman, to Mr. Richard L. Buecker, son the late Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Buecker. The bride and groom are now at the home of their friends at 343 East Seventeenth Street, Covington, having returned from a honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains. TORBECK-SCHWEER. bud Drive. BITTMAN-MUNTIFER.

At 10 o'clock the morning of June 21, Miss Ruth Schweer, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Schweer, became the bride of Mr. Jack Torbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Torbeck, in a ceremony solemnized St. Mark's Tor Church, Evanston. After a wedding journey through Indiana, Mr. and Mrs.

Torbeck are residing on Rose- The marriage of Miss Julia Muntifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Muntifer of North College Hill, to Mr. Edward A. Bittman, College Hill, was an event of May 24 at SS.

Margaret and Mary Church, North College Hill. GEORGE-WAGNER. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A.

Wagner Norwood announce the marriage of their daughter, Elaine, to Mr. R. Weldon George, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. George of Pleasant Ridge. ceremony was solemnized at 7:30 o'clock the evening of June 14 at the residence of the bride's grandmother in Clifton. Miss Wagner's cousin, Miss Miriam Miller of Wyoming, was maid of honor. Mr.

Harold Redick of Findlay, Ohio, a classmate of the groom at Ohio State University, was best man. The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Kenneth S. Leary in the presence of the immediate families. After the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served in the dining room.

Later in the evening the bride and groom departed for a brief wedding trip to the North. RATTERMANN-DROEGE. The marriage of Miss Rosina M. Droege, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Droege of Hyde Park, to Mr. lebush, cousin of the groom. PRAY-BOUSMAN. The marriage of Miss Ruby Virginia Bousman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard W. Bousman, Madisonville, to Mr. Richard Pray of Columbus, Ohio, took place July 3 at the residence of Rev. H. C.

Gillespie of Madisonville Baptist Church. Following a short wedding trip, Mr. Mrs. Pray will be at home at 3077 Bracken Avenue, Westwood. MULVANEY-GUTE.

June 16, Miss Mildred Gute, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Gute of Ashland, became the bride of Mr. Robert Mulvaney of Hyde Park. Mr.

Mulvaney and his bride are now residing on Hyde' Park Avenue. SHILLITO'S. IDEAL SUMMER DEODORANT TO INSURE PERSONAL DAINTINESS 39c, JAR DON'T ALLOW hot summer days to take their toll of your charm wear Arrid the deodorant that checks perspiration from one to three days be assured of no under-arm perspiration. Will not harm your skin or clothing. Large economy size- -59c SHILLITO'S TOILETRIES FIRST FLOOR The shaded lawn of Mrs.

Louis J. Henricks's home on Davenant Avenue, Kennedy Heights, provided a pleasant setting, in the intense 'heat of Wednesday, for a mid-day meeting of the Literary Group of.