The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 14

THE CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1040 12 rt (D (D tr IRS. ROBERT W. HILTON IR. AND MRS.

PAUL IX IS IN readiness for the SYMPHONY TEA. is entertaining today at AND MRS. ZIBA FOOTE GRAHAM (Winifred Heekin) are rejoicing over the birth of their the Cincinnati Country CLASOENS KUNKEL (Alice Patricia Minihan). whose marriage war large and tela bridge tournament which la to' i be given thia evening at Cluh with a luncheon in tmnnr of Miss Jan Lewis Thomson yesterday; first child, a daughter, yesterday I tha Hotel Alma for tha benefit of beautifully solemnized Bundlee for BriUin. Inc.

and morning St. Francia attractive debutante daughter of de Sa'es morning at Da vies County Hos which will assemble a large throng Church, departed yesterday after- of the members of fashionable life' for New York to aail on a in Cincinnati. Among the latest reservations to be received by tha committee in charge of thia event are thoae of pital, Washington, Ind. Sharing in the Joy with which thia young belle was greeted were her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mra.

Daniel Heekin, and Mr. Graham's parents, Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Graham of "Graham Mra.

Daniel Heekin has been spending tha last week with her daughter and eon-in-law at their country place near Washington, Indiana. delightful cruise. Sailing on the 8.S. America they win visit the West Indies and South America, atopping on the way at many colorful and picturesque porta of call. After the impressive nuptial ceremony, the bride and groom, their family connection, and a few close frienda aaaembled at the Cincinnati Country Club for a wedding Mra.

William MacCrelllah, Dr. and Mra. Arthur G. Beyer, Mr. and Mra.

Joseph Spencer Graydon, Mr. and Mra. Louis Osborne, Mr. and Mra. Frank Graydon, Mr.

and Mra. Roger Clark, and Mr. and Mra. C. M.

Robertson, Jr. Many of the groups that are looking forward to thia event are arranging congenial dinner partiea at ha Alma preceding tha tournament. Miae Martha Byrne, daughter of rap ths tinea's popular girl's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.

Byrne, 3543 Park Una Avenue, Hyde Park, and Mr. John Kuima, aon of Mrs. Anna Kuzma and the late Wasil Kuzma of Moneaaen, will be married at a nuptial high masa at o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary's Church, Hyde Park. Miss Byrne formerly was aecre-! tary to Dr.

W. C. Harris of Cincinnati. Mr. Kuzma is aaaiatant to Mr.

Harry J. Gilligan of J. J. Gilligan Mr. and Mrs.

Logan (i. Thomaon. Miaa Thomson ia alao to he among the "college debutant, since, ahc, too, will ha out of town thla autumn. She ia to leave tha lattar part of thla month with Mr. and Mra.

Thomaon for New York, where they will upend a few dayi nhop-ItOC before Mina Thomaon begins her atudiea at Tha French School. Mra. Hilton's hoapitallty will be toufined to tha debutantra of the year and a few of Miss Thomaon'a Intimate frienda, Misses Rue Allen. Betty Bullock, Betty Balrh. Ann Brpwn, Mathilda Riddle, Ann Elln, Batty Freyhof, Amey fleier, Jean Hook, Margaret and Marian Kit-trudge, Mary LeBlond, Frances Harrison, laaibel Mackoy, Miriam Tata Houston, Mary Stevenson, Virginia Upson, Eleanor Wright, Dorothy Whlttaker, Merjorle Wood, Ann Cornell.

Phyllis Riebent hater, Abigail Halsey, and Ann Turner of Hamilton. Tha only ahsenleea from thia affair will ha those belles who have already departed for their col lege In the Kent. Completing this congenial group will be tha hostesses' very pretty, daik-haired daughter. Miss Danesl Hilton. Joining Mr.

Hilton at her flower-flecked table will be Mil. Thomson, Mlssr Alice Rammclabutg, Mia. Florence Fnraker Matthews, and Mrs. Victor Cushman. AT POIJiMt HI'RINtt.

Mrs. Beverly W. Bond and Miss Sulla Worthlngton, who have been enjoying a motor jaunt through New England, now are at the Man-Ion Hntire in Poland Spring, Maine. PICASSO rAHIBITIOV. Mrs.

Wllhsm James 8 1 I President or the ladles Auxiliary of the Cincinnati Art Museum, and Mrs. George A. Rentschler, President of the Cincinnati Modern Art Society, will have charge of the gala preview of the Picasso Exhibition. This affair, which will take place at o'clock Friday evening, September 27, at the Ait Museum, Will assemble Museum members and thnee of Ihe Modern Art 80-r iety. (0 -i1) cry kf fl ft JL 4 in a fwiSajf and Son, funeral home.

Attendants for the wedding will be Miss Irene i) Kuzma, aiater of the groom, who will be bridesmaid, and Mr. Joaeph Byrne, brother of the bride, who will be beat man. Following a wedding breakfast at the Hotel Alms the bride and groom will leave for a week's wedding trip. When they return they will take up residence at Lockwood Court Apartments, Woodburn Avenue. with detachable hood She'll love this smart coat, worn with or without the detachable hood.

In nftvy wool with red plaid lining, in sizes 7 to 1 4. Mr. Vernon Voss, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.

Voss, has departed for the University of Louisville Medical College where he will be a member of the Sophomore Class. Mr. Voss received a B. 8. degree at the University of Kentucky, where he was a member and officer of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity.

He is a member of Phi Chi Fraternity at the University of Louisville Medical College. The interesting photograph above, which presents from left to right, Mrs. Erwin P. Bosworth, Mr. Eric Kahlson, Mrs.

Leroy R. Brooks (Evelyn Bosworth), and Mr. Mihail Stolarcvsky, Was snapped at the delightful symphony tea which Mra. Bosworth gave Wednesday afternoon at her handsome residence on Grandin Road. At this event, the third in the series of symphony tens, Mr.

Herbert Greer French, President of the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts, wns the guest speaker. Othrr girn' nnrf ffen-age cnatt from the Tott' and Teem' Shop, in Shetland, tweed, plaid or fleece, in sises 7 to 16. 16.95 and up. varied and most Interesting so A meeting of tha board man for this city-wide forum, which Cooper, as will other women who ls directed toward answering the are known to both the hostess and jouin in the East. They went first to Cleveland and questfnn: "How can we as citizens Happier Birthday trith the fine! vnmlirn DISSIIiGER the guests of honor.

of The Bachelors three new members were elected to the rank of that thence to New York, where and strengthen our demo- Ete-Upholster Your Sofa $39.30 8WENSOJT FURNITURE, Ine, lets BROADWAY. CHerry SKSt ters of business claimed Mr. Sturm's crstlc form of government?" smart organization to replace thoae attention for part of his visit and: The morning sessions will begin members who have married In the where Mis. Sturm enjoyed seeing it 10:1.1 o'clock and continue until IhhI year. These latest additions her friends.

They later went to noon. Mr. George Marshall of Co- II 425 Main. A busy fall season will be opened for the various women's organizations of Avondale Presbyterian Church Wednesday when the Woman's Society meets for its reunion luncheon. AT RACE to the roster are Messrs.

John Towle, David Ta, and John War PhllRdelphla to be present at a lumbua, a member of the State Ieg-wetldlnK. Uliiture, will speak at 1:15 o'clock rington. On their way home they stopped on The Representative Function." Mrs. Charles S. Browne, Chairman of the Luncheon Committee, will be assisted by Mrs.

Rudolph Schaefo.r, Mrs. Garrett L. Wander, in Waxhington. This visit proved to lie most exciting, for they were In the Senate when the conscription FROM BALTIMORE. The many frienda of Mr.

and Mrs. Itltll.l.l ANT CONCKKT. Cincinnati music lovers are anticipating the joint concert which nindya Swarthmit and Nino Mar hill whs recommitted and returned Un I 1 1 I'll ir tn f'V. and Mri. L.

M. Sullivan. A highlight of the afternoon will be a when the historic bill was panned. trip to Taft Museum. Reservations Hairy F.

Wosthcimer of Baltimore will be delisted to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Westhelmer have arrived In town for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Westhelmer.

should be telephoned to Mrs. F. Eliot Westlake. Newly elected officers of the so tini ate to give October 17. This event, arranged by Metropolitan Concei ts, of which Mr, David Hose I nianngr will take place at 8:30 o'clock in the evening at Music Hall.

Miss Swarthoiit la well remem TIIKY COME ANl GO. Mrs. Matthew M. Applegate and her son, Mr, Matthew Applegatn, ciety are President, Mrs. George C.

Ely; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Hugh W. have returned to their residence In Wyoming after a delight ful summer holiday In the Adlron- bered in Cincinnati for her several performances at the SummerOpera dackw. Mrs. Applegate and her son MacMillan, who ia President of the Missionary Circle; Mrs.

Howard Ecker, President of the Sewing Circle, and Mrs. Edward Pape, who heads the Contemporary Club, the organization for the younger women of the church; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Aubrey M. Foiles; Corresponding Secretary." Mrs. Otto A.

Journeyed from the Adirondacks to New York before returning to Cincinnati. They spent the month of August at Miami Beach, Fla. GL'KST OF HONOR. Mrs. Myers Y.

Cooper has invited Mrs. Kleon Thaw Brown (Katharine Kennedy Brown) of Dayton, Ohio, to share honors with her other very Interesting guests next Friday, when Mrs. Cooper will entertain for Mrs. Robert A. Taft, Mrs.

John W. Brlcker, Mrs. Harold R. Burton, Mrs. Charles H.

Blston, and Mrs. William E. Hess with a reception and tea at her estate, "The Pines." Mrs. Leo Llndenberg also will be in 1039; Mr. Mirtlnl never has sung before ft Cincinnati audience.

Both he and Miss Swarthnut are national favorites of radio, motion pictures, and Metropolitan Opera. The ticket aale for this brilliant musical event Is being conducted "CAMPAIGN SCHOOL" Mrs. James F. Kgan, member of Poirier, and Treasurer, Mrs. William G.

Munz, from the lobby-floor offices of the Metropolitan Conceits at Music in tha receiving line to greet mem Hull every dny from 9 to 8:30 v. bers of the Republican Women's o'clock. After October 1 downtown ticket Club, to whom the invitations for Among Cinclnnntlans enjoying a holiday at the Marine Terrace Hotel, Miami Beach, are Miss Elffleda Ruth, MIm Catherine Har-perlnk, Miss Adelaide Feldman, and Dr. and Mrs. William Roach.

(he Committee for the League of Women Voters "Campaign School," which will be held Tuesday In the Hotel Gibson ballroom, announces that Mrs. Robert A. Taft, who has been In Murray Bay for the summer, expects to return to Sky Farm early next week and will have a part In the luncheon program. Mrs. Edward S.

Parsons, Is this affair have been limited. offices will he In the lobby of the i Mrs. Charles R. Campbell will as ttoiet Slnton. sist Mrs.

Cooper with many of the details of this affair, the hours of which are from 3 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. VAR1KI) HOLIDAY. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerome H. Sturm President of the league, and Mrs William M. Coffin and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs.

John J. Fischer are spending a few days at the Hotel Vanderbllt, New York City. returned to town Tuesday after alDanlel Barley is program Chair Tatgenhor.it also will assist Mrs. RARE BOOKS JOLLY POLLY A LITTIE CHAT ON ENGLISH Child Killed liyAuto; Injured Pair Is Dead CONTINUED FROM PA0E ONE. fencing and knocked down a billboard before stopping.

Another passenger In the car. Mary's for treatment of a right leg fracture. William Hcimann, 20, First Street, Addyston, wss bruised yesterday when his machine turned over on Lower River Road, near the corporation line. Heimann said the car went out of control when a radius rod broke. Called to 3(73 Vine Street early yesterday when persons in the IF ONE WISMCS TO iHlNE IN S0UCTX Collcflrd By Late (inriiiniiliiin Given To New York Library Valued At ft GREAT Ot.AL Otr POLi'Jtl Mis.

Ada Tate, Sharonville, received vicinity reported a crash, police bruises. found a wrecked machine. Safety The eleven-yea t-old victim, Donald Elliott, 423 Klotter Avenue, New York, September 19 (AP)-A $2,000,000 library of rare books, collected by the late W. T. H.

Howe of Cincinnati, was given today to the New York Public Library by Dr. Albert Ashton Berg, New York 3 had received a skull fracture and W. H. M. "If one Wishes to.surirenn vhn hnntrhf It Irnm th Patrolmen Gordon Bradley Mathls, and Charles Specht aaid the Inside of the car contained blood, indicating that the occupants had been injured.

The officers learned that a man and woman were seen leaving the wrecked car. The car contained the name and telephone of a businessman who has offices In the Carew Tower, police aaid. Stuart Harden. 7, 227 West Sixty-Ninth Street, son of a motor Howe estate for an undisclosed unine in society, one must acquire a great deal of the cor rect form. The rule ia that one brain injuries.

Police reported that Donald was injured September 6 when his bicycle crashed Into an automobile driven by Claude M. Folt, Mason, Ohio, on Ravine Sheet, He died at Deaconess Hospital. The Coroner's records show that the three deaths bring the county must be followed by one, not by he. "If one expects to prosper, one must work' hard." One feels uncomfortable in thia humidity, doesn't one?" I Crisp Perky Rayon cycle patrolman, was bruised late yesterday when he darted Into the The gift is one of the largest to an institution in book history. Howe, former President of the Arhetican Book Company, collected its 16,000 Items over a period of 40 yesrs.

In the collection are Dickens's own reading copies of "A Christmas Carol," "David Copperfield," and path of a machine driven by Harry Shuey, 5206 Coleraln Avenue, in (traffic fatally toll to B0 for the front of 6700 Van Kirk Avenue. He was treated by a physician WEDDING TO TAKE PLACE ON CAMPUS OF DE PAUW Mrs. Maria Sohockley, 40. 824 Dayton Street, told police that she BENGALINE 2-Pc. Outfit Nicholas Nickleby," James Fen-nimore Cooper's own copy of "The The campus of DePauw University, GreencaMle, where the Spy," interleaved, with manuscript corrections and additions; original was knocked down by an automobile yesterday at Flndlay and Elm Streets.

She said the driver, who did not give his name, aaid he would notify his Insurance com year, rompared to 78 for the same period last year. Charles Evanchyck, 26, R. R. 8, Batavia, was cut and bruised early yesterday when he drove his automobile against a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at Sixth Street and Esgleston Avenue. Police aaid that the train.

In charge of George Yungbluth, conductor, 2M2 Stan coupla first met as will be of John Galsworthy, 'rare first editions and letters, the setting at 8 oclock tomorrow Mil. 5 pany. Mrs. Shockley said she was onuciut-y SBIU IU .1.1,1 a. treated h.ii.- "Ight for the wedding of W.

Donald director of the library aaid the col on the risht arm and legs. "Cv ir. "amlncr, or tn lection established here for acholars uv- the nineteenth ana iweniietn relle ley, daughter ot vn.n.h im.rln lit. Riding the crest in popularity ton Avenue, was stationary at the Edna F. Mark ley, St.

Louis. erature a treasure comparable to NOW ON SCHOOL FACULTY. Mrs. William B. Silverman, former teacher at Mount Auburn are these he crash.

Evanchyck was Stvled in outfits with St- MrV Hospital. Dr. Clyde E. Wildman, President the Folger Library in Washington of DePauw I'niversity. assisted by 1 for Elizabethan acholars.

Dr. C. M. MiClure of Gobln Losing control of her early yesterday Miss ulomoblle Curriculum and Training School. Elizabeth i Cleveland, will be fourth grade morlal Methodist Church, on the! DePauw campus, will officiate.

full skirts and clever lailored blouses. Youthfully smart, and VACANCIES IN ORCHESTRA. teacher at University School this Additional instrumentalists are Miaa Jane Dunning, Owensboro, will be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Dorothy Donlen, Chicago; Betty Baxter. Springfield.

rare value, hi.uk, Red Indian Earth, sizes K) to "u2D )M 1 f' or 16. year. She received her degree of Bachelor of Science from the School of Education at Western Reserve, where for the last three needed for the Valley Community Orchestra in Hartwell, Charles Moeller. assistant supervisor of Smith, 23, 26fi9 Dennis Street, drove against a loading platform In front of 30.M Clifton Avenue. She was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for bruises on the forehead and legs.

Hurley Mitchell, 45, Negro, 527 Margtaet Jolly, Chicago, and music for the Public Recreation years she has trained students Kline' Himr Martha ursnne, Oak Park. Ill, all, Commission, announced yesterday. entering there. She has also taught on the Cleveland playgrounds. sorority sisters of Miss Markley in The orchestra meets for rehearsal at 7: 15 o'clock each Tuesday night r----- KUNCK.

Firik at Hurt. Mound Street, suffered a possible I skull fracture early yesterday when I he was knocked down by a truck at the Hartwell Civic Cluh tnrinnau. iihiai i driven by Sam Selvestru, 234 Broad- WIV at Crnnl Ql .1 W.AmaM beninllne A Perfect Evening at Please send me at fit ia estor, its. Avenue. He was sent to St.

Mary Aipna umicron Ft. Robert Hamser. New Tork. formerly of Cincinnati, will be best man. Ushers will be Bruce Heisel, brother Of the Rroom, Robert Meier, and Carl all of Cincinnati, and Kermit W.

Arnold, Indianapolis. The couple will make their home at 2747 MeKinley Avenue. West-wocd. Hetsel Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Heisel, 3762 Drake TO HAVE PAPER SALE. Heberle School will hold Its second annual paper sale Wednesday afternoon, October 2. Proceeds will be used to provide lunches for underprivileged children. Sixth grade boys will have general supervision of the sale. A class picnie will be awarded to the winning room.

Laat Kam. Hospital Motriiocioatt HlllntM Jinnee at the INN Aeanws then, the MARIEMONT I nut rinnnn, no niinir, I who, police reported, ran against he side of a truck driven by Jeff I Gllvin, Sharpeshurg, at Spring THEATER across tha way fj rh ari Amerhe mm4 Man atk Mara after Grove Avenue and Western Hills year nearly six tons of paper were imie urvrn Aa ine nam Zmmm Viaduct yesterday, waa taken to SL Avenut. i collected. Mm shew, F.ritr.MIMEMTC ne i Ine aarklat. i.