The Daily Capital News from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 5

MIY CtflUL NtWS, ktom Oty, Ftfry. KM 14. lota Tau Members Discuss Convention Plans at Meeting Iota Tau Chapter, Delta Theta Tau sorority, Wednesday evening met at the home of Miss Viola Schieder, 430 E. High St. Final plans were made for the delegates to attend the convention July 17-20 in Dayton, Ohio.

Miss Frances Feind and Mn Anthony Bemboom will attend. Dayton is the location of the Delta Home of the sorority, which hag been paid for by the members and furnished with gifts from the chapters over the United States. During the convention, Alpha Chapter of Muncie, which is the founder chapter, is celebrating itts 60th anniversary. They will dedicate to the founders a stone fountain which they will install in the pen shaped pool on the walled- in patio along the driveway. The theme of the convention will be "Delta Dreams." The chapter serving as hostesses has arranged a "Flight Into Fantasy Mixer on July 16.

A "Kome Kountry Style" buffet is planned on the 17, and a "Diamond Into Dreamland" luncheon on the 18. Friday evening's theme will be "Drifting and Dreaming," which will follow the moonlight and roses banquet. The local chapter has decided as its project for the next year to sponsor a girl of high school age who is in need of financial and encouragement. The attendance prize was won by Mrs. Matthew Schmidt.

The next meeting will be a Hawaiian party to be held at the home of Miss Catherine Backes in Loose Creek. Mrs. Grover Finney Attend Commencement Activities in Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Grover C.

Finney have returned home after attending the commencement week activities of their grandson, Carson McKinney, from the Princepia College, Elsak, 111. Mr. McKinney received the Florence K. Wright award for excellence in ecology and the Edward K. Love fellowship to continue his graduate studies at the University of Missouri.

Mr. McKinney is toe son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. McKinney, former residents.

Visiting Parents FATHER'S DAY Begins With A FINE GIFT Jewelers THE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hohenstreet and two children of Los Angeles are visiting in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reinhardt, 7 Hogan and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Hohenstreet, 1201 W. Main St. Above Mrs. Robert Hohenstreet is shown with her two children, Debbie 2, and Wayne, 9 months.

Shower Honors Judy Blaydes At Gordon Home Mrs. Herb Gordon and Mrs. George Edwards entertained with a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening honoring Miss Judy Blaydes. The shower was held at the Gordon home, 1400 Dixon Dr. The bride-to-be opened her gifts before the fireplace which was decorated with two large white bells with white satin bows with the names "Gene and Judy" in silver glitter.

In keeping the colors of yellow and white, refreshments were served to 28 guests from a table with white lace over a yellow cloth. The centerpiece was a large brandy snifter filled with yellow roses and white carnations, flanked with yellow candles in crystal candelabra. Arrangements of yellow daisies and white carnations were used in the living room. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. John Clingan.

Mrs. Gail Belshe, Mrs. Joe Warden, Mrs. Paul Blaydes, Miss Carol Meadows and Miss Sandra Majors. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.

Sue Hanrahan and Mrs. Morrow Mason. Miss Blaydes will be married July 6 to Gene Tynes of Linn. The wedding will be solemnized at the First Baptist Church. Trinity Ladfes Aid Meets, Plans Social Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aic Wednesday met with 35 members present and one guest, Mrs.

F. A Wegener. Mrs. Ralph Huettenrney- er gave the prayer. Mrs.

Betz Presents Program at Meeting Of Legislative Club Flag Day was observed at the meeting of Legislative Women's Club Wednesday morning. The program was in charge of Mrs. Vernon Betz, wife of the representative from Grundy County. Mrs. Betz showed three films.

History of Our Flag." Story of ie National Anthem," and "Flag Etiquette." She accompanied the pictures with an explanatory narration. Mrs. G. Stafford Owen, president, presided at the meeting. During the meeting, Mrs.

Luna Butler, vice-president, presented Mrs. Owen with a gift from the Club members for serving very graciously as president. Mrs. Owen announced that the last meeting of the Club for this session of the Legislature, will be a luncheon at 1 p.m. on June 18 at Adcocks Cafe.

The Club will entertain special guests at this time. Miscellaneous Shower Honors Shirley Platter Miss Shirley Platter was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower held in the Lutheran Hal! in Russellville. The hostesses were Mrs. Hugo Brantigam of Russellville and Mrs. Lester Linsenbardt of Ft.

Leonard Wood. Games were played with prizes awarded to Miss Marlis Platter, Mrs. Charley Platter, Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. Roger Bremmer.

The gifts later were presented to the honoree. The gift table was covered with a white damask cloth and was further decorated with white wedding bells along with yellow and white streamers, chosen colors of the honoree. Following the opening of gifts, a dessert course was served to the 1-1 guests present. Mrs. Bremmer Receives Degree Pantry Shower Honors Carolyn Dulle Studio Miss Retha Gail Lockhart, daughter of Maj.

and Mrs. Wayne Lockhart, 1501 Beverly has received her Bachelor of Science Degree from the School of Education at the University of Missouri. Miss Lockhart was elected a member of Phi Lamba Theta Sorority in her junior year and has been on the Dean's list since her freshman year at Asbury College in Wilmone, Ky. She has accepted a teaching position in the Parkway School Miss Jcanc Dulle, Mrs. Donald Mueller, Mrs.

Clem Dulle Jr. and Mrs. Donald Schnioclors were hostesses to kitchen and pantry shower honoring Miss Carolyn Dulle. The shower was held at the Schniedors homo, St. Mary's Blvd.

White wedding bells decorated the living room. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Clem Dulle Mrs. Hugo Schaefer, Mrs. Joe Grefrath, Mrs.

John Chandler, Mrs. Arthur Maasen, Mrs. Clem Dulle Miss Joan Grefrath and Miss Kami Schultz. A dessert course was served 20 guests, following the opening of gifts by the honoree. Miss Dulle will be married July 13 to Bill Case at St.

Peter's Cathedral. Mrs. Mace Hostess To Dessert Bridge For Guests, Club Mrs. Carl V. Mace was hostess at the Colonial Tea Room to a dessert bridge party honoring Mrs.

Graduates jjuni in'ii in me i iv System in Creve Coerer, St. JRichard V. Schulte of Los An- serving. Miss Platter will become the Broadcloth! Piques Solids Prints Pastels Darks Sizes 5 to 15 FRIDAY it SATURDAY From a Famous Maker WHERE THE GIRLS GO Misses Juniors Junior Petites frt X-J. KUC013 plCOCTIU v.lm*l*_i Topic discussion on Public Re- Leonard Wood assis ted in lations was given by Mrs.

Jerry Turner. The business session was conducted by Mrs. James Wunderlich. Announcement was made that the Ice Cream Social will be held on July 17. The luncheon was served by Mrs.

Paul Michael, Mrs. Phil Bauer and their committees. Duplicate Bridge Club Plays Weekly Games Mr. and Mrs. Hari Mukerjee, of Columbia, East-West, led the scoring Wednesday evening in the apital City Duplicate Bridge play at Knights of Columbus Hall.

Their score was 81 North-South first place was won by Mrs. Ross Geary and Mrs. Howard Turnbull. They scored 77. Second place North-South was won by A.

W. Shockley and Arthur Koester. They scored Mrs. Mabel Bond and Mrs. Arthur Koester and Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Bode with 63 tied for third and fourth place. East-West second and third place was tied by Mr. and Mrs. M.

G. Hoyer and Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. The score was 69.

East-West fourth place was held by Mrs. Nell Mansur and Mrs. William Seibel. The score was 64. The average for the seven tables played was 63.

Dinner To Honor Betrothed bride of Otto S. Goldammer Jr. on July 21 in Russellville. Motor Coach Auxiliary Plans Barbecue Picnic Motor Coach Auxiliary Wednesday evening met in the home of Mrs. Isom Benton.

Mrs. Marion Wade, president, presided. Mrs. William Beasley gave the prayers; Mrs. Ralph Royer gave the treasurer's report.

The annual barbecue and picnic was planned for July 7 at Riverside Park. All members and their families are invited. Mrs. Allen Bowman of Caruthersville. was a guest.

Refreshments were served by Mrs Benton. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Wade Mrs. Henry Raithel and Mrs. Beas ley.

Coupl Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Petry Jr this evening will entertain with a dinner following the wedding rehearsal of their son, Henry David Petry and Miss Betsy Ann Ross. The dinner will be served at Josh's Restaurant. Attending will be the immediate families and members of the wedding party.

The couple will present gifts to their attendants at this time. Miss Ross and Mr. Petry will be married at 8 p.m. Friday at the Methodist Church. Sanilone Care With Sanltone Cotton Clinic PARIS 716 Monroe Louis County, where she will teach llth grade English and have charge of the Debate team.

Miss Lockhart graduated from Normandy High School in St. Louis County. The next meeting will be held al the home of Mrs. Raithcl. 1112 Monroe St.

Waters Circle The Waters Circle of the Methodist Church Wednesday met at the home of the chairman, Mrs. J. C. Waters, with Mrs. Powell Phelps and Mrs.

Ivy E. Russell serving as co-hoslesses. A dessert course preceded the business session which was devoted to the matter of organizing the group for the ensuing year. The following officers and committees were announced: co-chairman, Mrs. Phelps; secretary, Mrs.

Thomas H. Curtis; treasurer, Mrs. William R. Nelson; hostess chairman, Mrs. L.

L. Whitlow; courtesy committee, Mrs. Carl E. Wickman and Mrs. Lester Kesterson; telephone committee, Mrs.

J. P. Sanders and Mrs. Ray Brandt. The program for the year includes a study of the founders of the Methodist Church.

John, Charles, and Suzanne Wesley. The circle adjourned for the summer, and will meet again in September at the home of Mrs. Wickman. Suggett Circle The Suggett Circle. Methodist Church, met at the home of Mrs E.

D. Suggett, 1909 Hayselton Wednesday, with Mrs. James L. Pasley as co-hostess. Following the business meeting the devotional and program "Tributes to the Bible" were presented by Mrs.

Pasley. Elizabeth Circle Elizabeth Circle, First Christian Church, Wednesday met in Fellowship Hall with 24 members and three guests, Mrs. Lula DeGroff, Mrs. Grace Houghton and Miss Anne Kallenbach, present. A covered dish luncheon was served.

Mrs. J. M. Kallenbach gave the table prayer. Mrs.

Norman Remley, president, presided at the business session. The devotional was given by Mrs. Fred Harris on the Parable of the Sower reading from Luke 8: 4-18. Mrs. Tyree Burton, lesson leader, gave a resume of the study for the past six months of the Church, on Rim of Asia.

The meeting closed with the C. W. F. benediction. Kibbey Circle The Kibbey Circle.

Methodist Church, Wednesday met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Kibbey, 504 Boonville Rd. A dessert luncheon was served to 11 members.

Mrs. Kibbey, chairman, presided over the meeing. New officers named included: Mrs. Raymond Sapp, program chairman; and Mrs H. H.

Leonard, treasurer. Objectives of the Circle were presented, with a social hour fol lowing. St, Ann's Circle Mrs. Robert H. Young Wednes day entertained the St.

Ann's Circle, St. Peter's Cathedral and St. Joseph's Church with a luncheon. Roses and various garden flowers were used on the individual tables. The meeting opened with the recitation of the rosary, followed by a social hour.

Guests were Mrs. Richard Schulte, Los Angeles; and Mrs Carl Vogel. The next meeting will be helc in September. Bright Playinj Card Applique Motif COTTON SHORTY GOWN WITH PANTS $398 Two large Patch Pockets Piped Band Neckline Yoke with Applique Gown Is Sleeveless. Matching Bermuda Pants Colors: Pink, Maize, Blue or White.

manners The hostess should ask a male guest to be the "mixmaster," if the man of the house is not present. Miss Shiiron Rose Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott. Eugene, recently graduated, Magna Cum Laude.

from Harding College. Searcy, with a degree of Bachelor of Arts and a major in elementary education. While in college, she was a member of Alpha Chi, national honor society, Tofcbt, Grace Wells Club, Big Sister Club, SNEA, and was president of Phi Alpha Theta, national history honor society. Miss Scott, who is a graduate Dinners Vlonor Elizabeth Coil, Charles Powers Mrs. Loring Turner and Mrs.

Thomas Graham Wednesday evening wore hostesses to a patio supper honoring Miss Elizabeth Turner Coil. The supper held at the Graham home, 1000 Moreau was attended by 25 contempories of Miss Coil, and her mother, Mrs. Culien Coil. The tables held compotes filled with garden roses surrounding a hurricane light. Lue C.

Lozier Wednesday evening was host to a batchelor dinner honoring the prospective groom. Charles William Powers. The dinner was served on the deck at the Jefferson City Country Club. Attending were the groomsmen and close friends of Judge Culien Coil. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond A. Powers, Lakewood, Ohio, at 7 p.m. today will entertain with a dinner following the wedding rehearsal of Miss Coil and their son, Charles Powers. The dinner In be held st Holiday Inn will be attended by the immediate families, close friends, and the Rev.

Richard Kenney. Out-of-town guests to attend include David Hunt, Edwin Hartman, 'Rochester. N.Y.. Miss Persis geles, and Mrs. Charles Ed Mace if Roswell.

N. M. Also attending were members of Mrs. Mace's two able bridge club. Other guests attending were Mrs.

Charles Buchanan, Mrs. William Seeker, Mrs. Ernest Moerschel, VIrs. Wade Condit and Mrs. Edward J.

Rodeman. The guests were seated at a long table centered with red and white roses flanked by white candles in silver candelabra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mace are visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl V. Mace, 1701 W. Main and Mr. and Mrs.

Schulte are visiting in the home of his sister, Mrs. George Lueckenhoff 312 Cherry St. Winsome Class The Winsome Class, First Baptist Church, were guests of Mrs. Orus Wilson, 1333 Winston for its social meeting. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs.

Nadine Wallau, were present. Mrs. Carl Carlisle the devotional using the First Psalm for her scripture. Mrs. J.

L. Holzhauser conducted the business meeting in the absence of Mrs. George Higgins, president. Secretary reports were read and approved. Special prayer was led by Mrs.

Roy Henley. During the social hour, refreshments were served in the recreation room. Larry Wilson and friends entertained with folk sing- ing Guadalupe Circle public school system at EUlon. Moreau View Club Holds Meeting, Picnic of Russellville High School, will iCharles, Washington, D.C.: Loren be employed next year the Ghiglione, New York City: Christopher P. Kauffman.

Seattle, and James Johnson, Des Molnes. Inwa. Tlit 1 cnupie will present gifts to their attendants at. this time The couple will be married at 5 p.m. Friday at the First Christian Church.

Guests In Harrison Home Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Harrison, Old Highway 54 South, had as their guests this week their nephew, James Paul Bohannan and family and Mr.

Bohannan's father, Roy Bohannan, of Columbus, Ga. Also here was their son, James Rickey Bohannan who is on a furlough from the Air Force. The Bohannans are enroute to the slate of Colorado where they will iiake their home. Visiting Parents Lt. and Mrs.

William E. Bramon, and son, Mark, are spending a three-week leave with their aarents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batting, Old St. Louis Road, and Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald A. Bramon Mokane. Lt. Bramon is stationed at Fort Hood.

Tex. Leave For Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Reed, 112 W.

Circle today left for Alexandria, where they will visit with their daughter and son-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Rapp.

The Moreau View Extension Club met at the home of Mrs, A. Ihlers, 519 Stadium Dr. with Mrs. Clarence Kauffman as guest. The business meeting followed with the group making a contribution to the J.

W. Birch Loan and Fellowship Fund from the Missouri Extension Club Service. After the business meeting, a program on corsage making was' by Mrs. Max Sarff and Mrs. ieorge Burgin.

A game was played with Mrs. James Heeler winning the prize, followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be a picnic at Memorial Park at 6:30 p.m. on July 9 with Mrs. Robert Heagler as hostess.

Kinne Circle The Kinne Circle, Methodist Church, Wednesday morning met at the home of Mrs. Richard Kinne. 510 Meier with Mrs. Billy Shemwell, co-chairman, assisting. Officers and committees were appointed.

Activities and projects were discussed for the coming year. The Sept. 11 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Marvin Snider 1716 W. Main Awnings I A I I Wallau Schnieders 621 W.

McCwty Dial 636-3341 The members of the Guadalupe Circle Wednesday were entertained at a noon luncheon by Mrs. Dan Coppin, at her home 323 Dix Road A short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs Sylvester Dulle. An informative and descriptive talk was given by Mrs. Coppin. Her topic being "How the Eighty Two Cardinals Will Begin the Selection of a New Popu on June A barbecue for the members and their guests will be held on June 23 at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Al Meister. Visiting: In Markway Home Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C.

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