The Springfield Daily Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

March 22, 1921

Publication:

The Springfield Daily Republicani

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Tuesday, March 22, 1921

Page:

3

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THE SPRINGIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN: TUESDAY MARCH 22 1921 weddings Social and Personal clubs SANORD BATES SPEAKER State Penal Commissioner to Address I Social Welfare orum A meeting of the Springfield so cial welfare forum will be held in city library hall next Tuesday evening tho 29th This is one of the month ly meetings of the forum but will be open to the public this month Round table discussions will be a feature of the program from 730 until 8 three having been arranged one to discuss work for girls another work for boys anl another state legislation when bills dealing with the betterment ofo ial conditions will be discussed I rom 8 until 830 a general busi ness meeting will be held and the speaker of the evening will be San ford Bates penal commissioner of Massa husi tts The popular discus sion of state control for county jails io which Mr Bates figures so promi nently will be his subject The lec ture should be particularly interest ing as it will give the public of the city an opportunity to hear Mr Bates's argument fur state control Three other meetings are planned by the forum members to be held this season the dates being Monday April Monday May 23 and Mon day Juno 13 I Speaker rederick Gillett has suffered an Interruption of his golf ing vacation at Pinehurst through i heavy cold and fever which have confined him to his bed He now considerably improved but Is likely to remain at the North Car olina resort some days longer in prep aration for his arduous duties at the special session of Congress begin ning next month A rm the Si ringfield Wellesley sills wi' will return Thursday for the tmter holidays arc Miss Jean Asht'j i Hunter place Miss Barbara Br cg Riverdale street West Spiirpficld Miss Mary Bosworth of Bov s'J rt Miss Amelia eWolf of Punnioi'i Iand avenue Miss Lesbia ills cl Spruceland avenue Miss Mary owler or Ingersoll grove Miss Eliz ab th Jwu of Waverly street Miss Lydia fticfi of Long Hill street Miss Dorcas King of Warner street Misses Elizabeth md Harriet Kirkham of Clarendon street Miss Pauline Leon ard of Carew street Miss Hilda May of S'iniikr avenue and Miss Beatrice Putney of ort Pleasant avenue Marion Roach daughter of Mrs A Roach of Kenwood park and a student at Skidmore school of arts in Saratoga Springs will spend the Easter recess at her home Miss Roach played a prominent part in the medieval bazar which was featured last week at the school in the interest of the endowment fund Orville Monteith will come riday fr 1 is studies at the Boston schoo of osteopathy to spend JO days with fis and Mrs Norman Atty of Lo gmendow street Miss Murial Berry a senior at Smith college will come from her studies to morrow to spend the two vek's spring recess witli her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Berry of Bel mont avenue Wendell Berry a stu dent nt Harvard graduate school will spend the week end with his parents Cixdo Congdon son of Mrs Oscar Congdon of Bancroft street a stu nt nt Bowdoin College will be in York city during the coming wt 'k with the musical club of the college Last week the club of which le is a prominent member sang at tlm Hotel Vendome in Boston He will come to this city from New York to spend a few days with his mother Harold Congdon a student at Tufts college will come the last of this week to spend the Easter recess Miss Eleanor Richmond and Miss Alice he ler of Walpole were guests over Sunday of Miss aunt Ms Madge Richmond of Spring mu' The girls had been guests at the Mount Holyoke alumnae banquet wnich was held Saturday in New Haven Ct and were returning to Walpole Miss Richmond was for merly social editor of the Daily News The Dorothy and rances Ward of East Alvord avenue enter tained at a dancing party last eve rim' for their week end guests Miss Marjorie Volk and Miss Kathleen Bas srite of Id 'About 14 friends were in and music and dancing were enjoyed A buffet supper was served Mrs George Ely of Clarendon street and her son Wendell have recently returned from a three south ern trip They spent part of their time in Savannah Ga and visited for a time with Miss Georgia Crofut a former teacher nt the MacDuffle school in this city at her home in Beaufort Miss Louise Controy who Is a member of the company in New York city snout the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Controy of North Main street Miss Marlon Niles of Boston prcsl nt of the Massachusetts league of clubs will visit the city club to morrow She will be a lunch eon guest at the club on Dwight street Raymond Tait a student at St Manlius military academy re turned to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Tait of Chapin ter race last riday and will bo their guest over Easter Miss Louise Elwell principal of the WilJiams strcct school is ill at Cha pin memorial hospital Miss Esther Whitehouse a student at the New Haven normal school of gymnastics will arrive in this city Thursday to be the guest of her par ents Mr and Mrs Whitehouse of irg'ade avenue Mr and Mrs Whitehouse and their daughter WT WH HU Use Soothing Musterole When those sharp pains co shooting through rour head when your skull seems as if it would split just rub a little Musterole on your temples and neck It draws out the inflammation soothes nwaythepainusuallygivingquickrelief Musterole is a clean white ointment jnade with oil of mustard Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister Many doctors and nurses frankly recommend Musterole for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheuma tism lumbago pains and aches of the brek or joints sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frosted feet colds of the chest (it often prevents pneu monia) It is always dependable 85c and 65c jars hospital size S300 Ethel were week end guests at tho school attending the exhibition of the class work of seniors in esthetic danc ing and apparatus Miss Ruth Eastwood will arrive riday to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Eastwood of Sumner avenue Miss Eastwood is a student at the Mount Ida school for girls Mr and Mrs William Chapin of School street who have been spending some time at Winter Park Miami la are on their way home Mr and Mrs Henry Chapin whose marriage took place recently will spend a few days in the Chapin home before leaving on a trip through the Berkshlres Lira Chapin was Miss Paul van Dyke and is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry van Dyke of Princeton Mrs Joseph Gauthier of Springfield street and Miss Anna Hughes of Trinity terrace will leave to morrow for Boston where they will be guests for the annual senior play "Le Monde qui at Radcliffe college to morrow eve fin Mrs daughter Miss Claire Gauthier will have an important role Mrs Whitehouse and hfr small daughter who have been the guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Seymour Hilton of Wilbraham road have returned to their home in New York accompanied by Mrs Hilton who will spend a few weeks in that city Luther Lyman has come from his studies at Culver academy Culver Ind to spend tho Easter recess with his parents Mr and Mrs John Ly man of Dartmouth street Mr and Mrs Edward Pinney of Dartmouth street have returned from a 10 wceks stay at their winter home in Seabreeze la noon at the Young Women's Chris tian association and Miss Ida ar rar Of the city library staff will lec ture on "The library and tho com mu The West Springfield women's club will meet this after noon at the home of Mrs Willis Eldred of Park avenue The meeting will be in charge of the new secretary Mrs Robert White will have a paper on modern healing and Mrs Marshall Magee will give a magazine review article I The South church guild will meet for sewing in the chapel at 3 The hostesses for the social hour will be Mrs Seabury Mrs rank Merriam and Mrs Spencer A change has been made in the pro I gram of one of to clubs 1 Mrs Hubert Bailey being the guest of honor and speaker at the meeting of i the orest Park club which will be held at the home of Mrs rank Barney of irglade avenue To morrow will also come the on portant meeting of the Springfield club at which Andrew Wright Crawford of Philadelphia will speak on the artistic side of ity planning and to wnich the city plan nlng board has been invited This meeting is open to all mem'vrs and each one is privileged to invite one guest and men interested in city planning welcomed The Even Other Week club gath ered with Mrs George Pease of Crystal avenue yesterday afternoon "Heredity and environment which counts formed the basis of the program which was led by the hostess Current events were given by Miss II Bemis wiil be observed by the club Tuesday evening The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs Pease VOTE Weddings Salsich Robbins The marriage of Donald Rob bins of Boston and Waban to Miss Helen Mar Salsfch daughter of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Salsich if Hmtland Wls tco*k place yesterday at the a inter home of Mr and Mrs Salsich in St Petersburg la Mr Robbins is tho son cf Mr and Mrs rank A Robbins of Mulberry street and Mrs Donald Robbins is a sister of Mrs Earle Conway and Mrs Cyrus erris both of Waban After a simple wedding the couple left for a brief honeymoon in lorida They will make their home in Waban lint Snell BEORE METHODISTS That Question and ew Changes in This District Booked for Confer ence Here Consideration of the question of the laymen's vote and very few changes among the Methodist ministers of Springfield district are expected to feature the annual meeting of the New England conference to be held at Trinity church beginning the 30th Rev Dr Oscar ord the district superintendent said last night that the pastor whom Bishop Edwin Hughes who will preside will ap point to St Tames Methodist church will probably be from this conference and will not be "transferred from Mr anj Mrs Dwight lint of Phoenix street announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to James Snell of Los Angeles Cal The marriage took place in Los Angeles where Miss lint has been doing private nursing Clubs TO PROGRAM Tuesday Morning Club to Hear Russian Music another although Rev George Hyl ton is to go to the irst Methodist i church St Jchnsbury Vt the larg est church in the Vermont conference I In regard to the new pastor of St i James church Rev Mr Hylton says i he knows nothing and that tho parish I has not selected a favorite candidate I as is sometimes done Until the final I appointments are made the first Mon day in April there will be no definite I announcements The district super intendents consult regarding benefi cial changes however and the various churches are allowed to express tneir preferences As Dr ord has not yet completed his round of fourth quarter ly conferences reports have not yet been received from all churches in Members of the Tuesday morning music club will meet this morning in the clubhouse and a program from Russian composers will be rendered Members of the Springfield political class will meet in the after the district According to the old ruling Rev Dr term as district superintend ent would expire at this conference at the end of hi3 sixth year but as the legislation now is the bishop ap points or reappoints the district super intendents each year and it is ex pected in Methodist circles that Rev Dr ord will continue in his present capacity Injman's Vote Question Tho question of the vote will be brought up at this session of the conference and the subject of the I laymen being admitted to meetings on the same basis with the clergymen is also to be considered These mat ters were brought up at the general conference held last May and have to bo ratified by the local conference and the lay conferences If three quarters of the so called con ferences agree the syntem will become effective Church politics occasionally afford complications in the new system where no tjino limit is placed on a pastorate ormerly the Methodists moved every three years regardless of the desires of the pas tors or their parishioners Wesley church entertained tho an nual conference in 1917 beginning Wednesday April 11 Bishop Hughes presided and pledges of support for Wilson and the government were made and much patriotism was shown at the gatherings which start ed less than a week after war was declared Many were in attendance nt the meetings and Bishop James Bashford of China and Bishop Wil liam McDowell of Washington were among the notable guests It is expected that a directory for tho next conference will be issued from Trinity church soon The spring conference of the New England Rotary clubs in Boston on the 3(ith and 31st will probably de I termine the policy to be followed in the disabled probe local Rotarians said yesterday Gal braith national commander of the American Legion is a prominent Ro tarian and was instrumental in hav ing a probe of tho treatment accorded i disabled veterans conducted through out the country by some 800 Rotary clubs The Springfield Rotary club will await the decision of the com bined New England clqbs before mak ing any move in this direction it is believed Do you know why its ioasled To seal in ths delicious Burley tobacco flavor LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTE (J) SKSMIf I 5 ThisL Steel tray will speed up your ledger And anything that speeds up your ledger will speed up collections why the purchase of this tray is a A 404f SB I I Mffi I i tw i rrr 9 3 8IM lU good investment In an Card ledger tray every account is instantly available Cards are held upright convenient to the hand A single movement of the hand and the card is in the machine for posting The tray is made so that the cards can be offset after posting This means that you deal only with cards in proving the daily balance The right hand side of the tray can be dropped so that the operator can see the balance on the lowest line without removing the card from the tray Steel ledger trays are carried in stock for the standard sizes of cards inished in olive green or mahogany Write for folder (B Steel card ledger I Library Bureau 3 Card and filing ounded 1876 iling cabinets systems wood and steel EATON Manager I I Whitney building Springfield i Salesrooms in 49 leading cities of the United States Great Britain and rance Kennedy's The Live Store Copyright Hfl The Hqux oI Kuppenbctmer Good Weather for Top Coats the more conservative men Those s25 to Kuppenheimer Suits are s35 to $50 Oth er makes start at $25 Open Saturday Evenings fi If you want a coat for next Sunday come early for while the stock is large the demand is still larger The prices range from I and here are good Top Coats for this kind of weather and good values at the prices find stamped on the sleeve tickets still first choice who want the I The knitted coats are just as popular as ever and justly so The Chesterfield or staple dress coat is with newest and most sprightly style's pick the long belted Gahm dines or the double breasted long skirted short belted coats similar to that shown above New Largest Livest Leading Clothiers Main and Taylor Streets 5 2 I a 1 Sk 1 W' VW 'Xi i i I il 3 Belding arm Eggs By the Crate Doz Single Dozen orequarters Lamb lbH Racks of Lamb lb Rib Chops lb 35C Loin Chops lb 55 Curtice Bros Succotash Doz S195 The Old ashioned Way Hours are milled hy the old rench millstone system the de licious goodness is there We sell tlinm 4 BUCKWHEAT RYE and GR XHAM LOUR Buckwheat Hour makes decioixs griddle cakes with the real honey Buckwheat taste Use our pure new Maple then you get perfection Murdough Bros Tel River 4153 Cor Worthington and Spring REE DELIVERIES Belding Quality Store 457 461 State St TEL WALNUT 2500 A ull Coal Bin will look good next autumn The time to put in a supply is now Carlisle Coal Good Coal Richard Carlisle Tel 1301 3 Elm St Morse Haynes Co 376 Main St BUY EASTER SHOES EARLY THIS WEEK Dressy shoes and pumps for children dress shoes and oxfords strap pumps and oxfords in all the wanted leathers HOSIERY Morse Haynes Co 376 Main St Rosary Beads In Locket Cases Dainty little eterltnz eilver and gold filled cases with ro saries Inclosed Made in two sizes also en graved and plain designs Can bo worn on ribbons or chains A Prettv Easter Gift 535 to S600 Qf ftft sizes each $300 Little Jetorlrv Store on the Searles 471 STATE Near Walnut Street Bp We Clean Windows CALL BIVER 3413 American Window Cleaning Company 274 Main St if! Ifi II' ILES SEE SPRINGIELD OICE SUPPLY CO 71 73 WORTHINGTON ST SPRINGIELD MASS Eyeglasses and Spectacles Are Carefully and Correctly Made Everything in the Optica! Line: A Gordon Optician 119 State SL doors up from Main 1.

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