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I MAY 18. 1950 T SCHAUMBERG Mrs. Joseph Dunn of Myrtle avenue was hostess last Thursday at a crystal shower in honor of Miss Peggy Camarata. Miss Camarata, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Oamarata of Twin Oak road will be married June 10 to Robert Peters of Metuchen. * Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reig and daughter Hannah returned to their home in Waverly, New York on Friday, after spending the week with Mrs. Reig's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman La Mond of Haddonfleid road. ^Guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C Davis of Glen avenue last weekend were Mr, and Mrs. Strick Raphael of New York. Mrs. Hugh Shoffatall of Chestnut street leaves Thursday for a visit of three weeks with her father, William F. Keyes of Elmhurst, HI. Mr. and.Mrs. William Skinner of Undercliff road spent last week in Baltimore as gruests of Mrs. Skinner's sister, Miss Mary Short. * Miss Jean L. ^Stafford, daughter .of the H. C. Staffords of Myrtle avenue will spend the week-end in Split Rook, Pa. , Fred Darche, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Darche of West road, who BETTY TELFER SAYS: or IHE & H- 7-3870 is a student at Choate, spent last week-end in Greenwich, Conn, with Jim McClelland, a teammate on the varsity tennis squad. Mr. and Mrs. Darche celebrated Mr. Darche's birthday on Saturday evening with a dinner party. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Home, Mr. and Mrs. George Darche of Morristown and Mr. and Mrs. John Bayers of Princeton. * Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Benitz of Ridgewood road visited their daughter, Eileen, at N.J.C. last week-end for the Parents' Day celebration. They will have as guests this week-end Mr. Benitz' sister and family, Mrs. Frank Matto and daughter, Theresa, Susan and Sylvia of Bridgeport, Conn. • Mrs. Herman Krietler of Walnut avenue was hostess for her bridge club on Monday evening. Her guests included, Mrs. W. L. Hults, Mrs. David Wolfe, Mrs. C: S. Schumacher, Mrs. Henry Junge, Mrs. John Ellwanger, Mrs. Thevenet, and Mrs. Samuel Rogers. * • Tom Bay, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bay of Wyndham road, and Robert Ryan, son of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Newark and Leesburg, Fla., left Friday on an eight-week motor trip which will take th«m to Mexico, California, Banff, iLake Liouise, and Yellowstone Park. Their first stop will Figurine boudoir lamps add a touch of glamour to any bedroom. The single or double Dresden type figures with frilly - shades, sedate or courtly figures with tailored shades in pastel colors are reasonably priced. They start at $15.00 per pair. BETTY TELFER * INTERIORS 521 Millburn Ave. Short Hills 7-2440 ROYAL-WORCESTER'S BACCHANAL on our dinner table brings us many compliments; it will do the. same for you. Th.Q. 10 A. M—« P. M. Closed Monday. 527 Millburn Ave. (Between the ChantlclK WINDOW CLEANING in Private Homes MILLBURN 6-0555 Storm Windows Removed Screens Put Up N. J. WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE Why not make a date for some fun next washday, and leave that tiresome, timeconsuming job to us! It's less expensive than you think and we're careful to save wear and tear on your linen and clothes. Stop by today! The cut below shows where to go SOUTH MOUNTAIN BHANCM ON LAUNDRY DRYCLEANlAG-TAILOmNG* 66ARMEHT
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