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EIGHTEEN JAMESTOWN (N.Y.) POST-JOURNAL—Thursday Evening, September IS, 1958 ii'4n — W W ••• • •!•

Mozart Club's Officers, Board Meet To Plan Coming Activities

MUSIC CLUB 50TH ANNIVERSARY — Mrs. Bessie Herrick Moon and Mrs. Gertrude Mosshammer, seated left to right, are members of longest stand­ing in the Music Study Club which celebrated its 50th anniversary yesterday. Standing, from left, are Mrs. Charles P. Dean, dinner chairman; Mrs. Mollie Dunn McKee, program chairman; and Mrs. John H. Henderson, president.

—Post-Journal Staffoto

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Edward Nelson 213 Ilmcfost Ave., Lkwd

ft MONTHS to V i YEARS

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Joseph German -406 Cherry St., Jamestown

1 Vi to 3 YEARS

Kathy Giordano daeqMcr o* Mr. and Mrs.

John Giordano 20ft Weodtawn Ave.,

3 YEARS to ft YEARS

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IMusic Club Celebrates 50th Year

Attractive year books of black and gold to com­memorate 50 years of con-1 tinued activity were distribu­ted to members of the Music Study Club at a dinner in the Town Club Wednesday evening.

Tlie tables earned out a golden motif, with arrangements of gold and yellow flowers, golden candles and nut cups, and a corsage for each member. The buffet table was centered with a bouquet of gladioli and Oregon holly.

Dinner committee was Mrs. iMrs. Oiarles P. Dean, chairman, assisted by Mrs. William H. Crosby Miss Gertrude Fuller and Mrs. Mollie Dunn McKee.

Mrs. Bessie Herrick Moon gave the history of the club, entitled, "The Golden Years." Miss Mar­garet Scott showed pictures of a European holiday.

The club was organized in 1908 by Mrs. John M. Cushman and Miss Adelle Underwood's piano class with object to study music. Theme chosen was "Don't Idly

| Dream But Do/* Prior to the Gvic Music As­

sociation's inception, the Music ; Study Club brought several famous artists to Jamestown. Among them were John Powell. American pian­ist; Madame Louise Homer, so­prano; Charles Wakefield Cadman, composer and pianist and assisting him the Indian Princess Tsinina; Lada, the interpretive dancer; John Prindle Scott, composer and organ­ist; and Dr. Leroy B. Campbell, world traveler, who often appeared to lecture on art and music.

Many outstanding programs and concerts have also been sponsored by the talented club members and local artists through the 50 years of its organization.

Present officers mclude Mrs. John R. Henderson, president; Mrs. Hubert D. Tompkins, first vice president; Miss Mae Collins, sec­ond vice president; Miss Lois Johnson, recording secretary; Mrs. Merle Shotts, corresponding sec-retary; and Mrs. Harvey Dahl-berg, treasurer; with Mrs. Char­lotte Berg Larson, chairman of the board of directors.

Covenant Circle Makes Aprons

Sewing was done on aprons for s an apron sale by the Sewing Circle I of First Covenant Church at a tureen luncheon meeting Tuesday at Mission Meadows.

Mrs. John Bernhard presided. Mrs. Fred Hallstrom led in de-

jvotions. Hostesses for afternoon 'coffee were Mrs. Fritz Hultin and (Mrs. Holger Nelson.

Next hostesses on Sept. 30 will I be Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Mrs. ' Hilma' Johanson.

Open House • The 45th wedding anniversary

i of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Gustaf-I son, 76 Chautauqua Avenue, will | be observed at an open bouse for Mends and relatives from 2 to 5 P.M. Sunday. The affair will be given by their children and fam­ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gus-tafson, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Streed, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Senton Gus-tafson.

MRS. O. F . CONROE

Mrs. William P. Osmer, presi­dent of the Mozart Club, an­nounced committees at a meeting of the board of directors and offi­cers Wednesday at the Y.W.C.A. Plans for the season were dis­cussed.

Reports were read bv Mrs. Grant J. G r u e l , secretary; Mrs. Fuller Morrell, treasurer; Mrs. Gerald F. Conroe, chairman of the planning committee; Mrs. Clyde L. Wilson, program commit­tee chairman; and Mrs. Henri M. Hall, member of the artists recital committee.

Named to the program commit­tee under Mrs. Wilson were Mrs. Lewis J. Ives, Jr., Mrs. Russell Sacco, Mrs. George H. Tolley and Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson.

Mrs. William B. Anderson is chairman of the scholarship com­mittee. .»£

Miss Elinor Davis* artist recital committee includes Mrs. Daniel Gurney and Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Wil­liam R. Reynolds will assist Mrs. Solon Sprinchom who is chairman of tb̂ e piano committee.

Mrs. Robert P. Tiffany, chair­man, will be assisted by Mrs. Gladys Nord on the publication committee. The membership com­mittee has Mrs. W. Gerald French as chairman, and Mrs. Cay F. Emerson.

Hospitality chairmen arp Mrs. William B. Anderson, Mrs. E. Jerome Batchellor, Mrs. Warren Ross. Jr., and Mrs, Harvey M. Os­good.

Mrs. James D. Monagle will han­dle publicity.

Members of the hospitality com­mittee include Mrs. George F. Go-key, Jr., Mrs. W. Gifford Hayward, Mrs. William Lindbeck, Mrs. Wil­liam H. Crosby, Mrs. Charles Earle Norquist, Mrs. Carl T. Berg-strom, Mrs. Fuller Morrell, Mrs. Sheldon Conrad, Mrs. Lee L. Ona-way, Mrs. J. Carter Lyman, Mrs. William H. Fletcher. Jr., Mr*. Franklin W. Hemingway and Mrs. William T. Krause.

Members of the planning com­mittee are Mrs. Conroe. chairman, and Mrs. Willard E. Perlee. Mrs. Russell Schulte, Mrs. Marion S. Cadwell and Mrs. Arnold C. Sun-dell.

Miss Benoit Is Graduate

Miss Catherine Benoit graduated! from Mercy Hospital School of

Nursing. Buffa-

MKS FANNY E. BICKLEY

Junior Mozart Committee Meets

Js Fanny E. Bickley, chair-of the Junior Mozart Club, hostess to members of her

committee at a luncheon at the Marvin House. Plans for the sea-sonli activities were discussed.

Included in the fall plans is a Silvtr Tea Dec. 23 at the home of l trs . Howard Dow, to raise funis for the annual trip to Buffalo ancfa concert at Kleinhans Music Hai_

mbers of the committee at the puncheon were Mrs. John K. Lous, Mrs. William J. Kelley, Mrs. Waller L. Miller, Mrs. Wallace Olditrom and Mrs. Russell John-

group is open to sopho-»re. junior and senior girls.

AUXILIARY'S RECOGNITION DINNER—Mrs. Albert E. Nelson, seated, left, presided at Jamestown General Hospital Auxiliary's annual recognition dinner Wednesday at Lakewood Yacht Club. Also seated is Mrs. Carl G. Pearson, hospitality chairman; standing, from left, are Mrs. Donald M. Ervin, Mrs. Roland Laury, dinner chairmen; and Mrs. Elmer E. Howard, yearbook chairman. Covers were for 140. The affair gave recog­nition to work done by members during the year. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Aim, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sharp; honorary member, Mrs. Wilson C. Price; and representatives of associate groups, Mrs. Hugo Lindergren, Red Cross Gray Lady Corps; Mrs. Bruce Wrathall, Emory Park Group; Mrs. Warren J. Beckrink, James­town General Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association; Mrs. Ralph J. Logan Alumnae Library Group; Mrs. Lawrence Bernard, Tuesday Afternoon Bandage Group. Year books were distributed. Report was given on progress on new Coffee House to open soon at the hospital. —Post-Journal Staffoto

Conewango Valley Miss Anna Mae Jones, Shore

Acres, spent a few days recently with Mrs. Ida Mae Bernard.

SICIETT Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Akehurst. their son, Charles, whe is a s*u-153 Maple Street, have returned dent at the Philips Exeter Acad-from a motor trip to visit friends emy. Enroute they toured Alexan-in East Lansing, Mich, and Eaton, dria Bay and the St. Lawrence O., where they attended the wedd-' River waterway.

j ing of Miss Charlene Hunsley and George E. Washington.

Miss Benoit also attended Buffalo.

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to, Sunday. S h e is the;

daughter of Mr.! and Mrs. Lemiert A. Benoit, 545! E a s t F i f t h j S t r e e t , and is p r e s e n t l y : employed on the!

Mercy Hospital j staff.

M i s s Benoit' Canisius College,

lofts Mr. and Mrs Ralph Smock

Lakewood, and Mrs. Alberta Dela-hoy and Mr. Card, Falconer, visited Mrs. Maude Fredd Thurs-

irority Sets ;hionShow

immittees ie complete committee for ill's Fashion Story", the annual j lion show to be presented Wed-;

lay by the Xi Alpha Thetai ipter of the Beta Sigma Phi j ority was announced today by co-chairmen, Miss Sarah Pater- j

and Mrs. Alton Young.!

fy are, refreshments, Mrs. jlund co-chairmen, Mrs. Chris las. Mrs. Francis Minella. Miss

Irjorie Conroe, Mrs. J. Edward i^son. Miss Dorothy Carrjp, Mrs. [Richard Olson and Mrs. Carl

ison. Tickets, Mrs. Bernard Casamen-and Mrs. Anthony Casamento, ;hairmen. 'ublicity, Mrs James A. Wells

Mrs. Carl Wennerstrom, co- • urmen. >rizes and favors. Mrs. Robert

ranson and Mrs. Fred J. Ray-)nd, co-chairmen.

jcorations, Mrs Robert Carl-Mrs. John Jaroszynski. Mod-

l, Mrs. James A. Wells, Mrs. ?rrill E. Coffin and Mrs. Roger >rdon Bloomberg, Mrs. Norman ?tko. Style show, Miss Paterniti appearing as models will be

B . Bernard Casamento, Mrs. IrrUJ E. Coffin. Mrs. Jerry Gul->, Miss Marcia Cordner, Miss!

Bet Anderson. Miss Elaine Pres-| its. Mrs. Dawn Constantine, and rs. Phyllis Anderson.

ie affair is scheduled to begin 8 P.M. at the Scottish Rite Tern-

Mr. and Mrs. Henri M. Hall ; have returned from a motor trip to Exeter, N.H., where they left

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Mr. and Mrs. Garence Smith of North Otto were recent guests of Miss Kathryn Anderson.

Mrs. Jenny Strong spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. Alice Gray.

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