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4: Carroll (Iowa) Times Herald, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1949 DeMolay Boys, Rainbow Girls, Denison Guests Eight members of Hugh de Payen chapter, DeMolay, attended the Northwest district conclave of the order at Denison yesterday. Allday sessions were held in the Masonic temple. Degree work was presented in the morning. Officers, elected during the afternoon's business meeting, were installed after the evening banquet.

A dance rounded out the day's program. Carroll boys attending were: Glenn Lockhart, Danny Seaton, Wade Raridon, Arthur Neu, John McClintock, Dwight Nagel, Dick Hudson and Dale Van Pelt. They were accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. John E.

Martin and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lockhart. Carroll Rainbow Girls were guests at some of the functions, including a noon luncheon, to which Rainbow Girls from 29 chapters had been invited.

Carroll guests included: Jane Smith, Jacquie Tucker, Beverly Peterson, Beverly Short, Donna Lee McCoy, Patty Ellis, Joan Jackley, Bernalee Morrison, Mar iene Kennetl and Marihelen Fister, ill of Carroll, and Carol Andersen of Glidden, and Mrs. W. E. Bates, mother adviser of the Carroll assembly. Some of the girls stayed for the dance.

Other Carroll girls also went over lor the dance. Mrs. Merle M. Wiedemeier Shymanski of Omaha eds Merle M. Wiedemeier Margaret Mary Shymanski, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Shymanski, 2223 Binney street, Omaha, became the bPide of Merle M. Wiedemeier, son of Dr. and Mrs.

L. J. Wiedemeier of Carroll, in a 10 o'clock ceremony at Sacred Heart church, Omaha, this morning. The bride givn in marriage by" father I )T mbl. 1 bridegroom's parents were among sei'Viee performed bv the Rev.

Fr. the out-of-town guests. Carl. (sr. Marie Dominic, or.

Nw-ita viijicd 'he Gounod's Todav ui.l Wiir; M' al Maria' LOMI -O: I 'll- The bride is a graduate of Mt. and St. Mary-on-the-Fox. St. Charles, 'nisi, pro- HI.

She has been employed as a ickgnninU. stenographer. ".1 ust for' i am Not i The bridegroom is an alumnus of pro- Ciyightoii university, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.

Wiodemtser will live at 221 North Main street. Car' i il lace until March 1, when they will a iia prin- 'locate on a farm, Personal Paragraphs Hetty Drees, who teaches at Oxford, is returning there tomorrow after being with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. J.

Drees, since Wednesday. Jim Fife of Pittsburgh, a student at the State University of Iowa, has been a guest of the Drees family during Thanksgiving vacation. Social Calendar Pla-Mor Contract club, Mrs. Inesa Pfiester. Carroll County Legion Auxiliary meeting, Manning.

Round Table, Mrs. Howard B. Wilson. M. and D.

club, Mrs. Ben Comes. Book-of-the-Month club, Mrs. Roy J. Burns.

E. T. W. club, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Thelen. Newman Study club, Mrs. A. J. Polking.

E. W. club, Mrs. F. B.

Nockels. 0. E. club, Mrs. Cliff Bell.

Chat-or-Bid club, Mrs. J. H. Giesing. Tuesday Contract club, Mrs.

Paul L. Pascoe. Idle Awhile club, Mrs. Mike O'Connell. T.

O. B. club, Mrs. W. L.

McDermott. D. C. Contract club, Mrs. W.

J. Ehrke, Hotel Burke. Methodist Circle Mrs. L. E.

Sweany. G. T. O. B.

club, Mrs. Lillian Reinhart. Bright Bridgettes, Mary Ellen Wells. C. C.

club, Mrs. Edgar S. Bradley. Nu Phi Mu sorority, High school library. J.

F. F. club, Mrs. Joe Lappe. Lutheran Ladies Aid Christmas party, Church parlors.

V. F. W. Auxiliary, Public library clubrooms. Beulah Country club Christmas party, Miss Caroline Rogers.

Senior Walther League, Lutheran church parlors. L. N. O. club, Mrs.

Thomas B. Sharp. Hubbub club, Mrs. Frank Baker. T.

B. C. club, Mrs. Rose Krueger. Clio club, Public library clubrooms.

Les Pemmes Gaies club, Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter. New Deal club, Mrs. Melvin Pietig. Eight O'clock club, Mrs.

Frank J. Buchheit. Fortnighters, Mrs. G. A.

Minnich, jr. 1. and O. club, Mrs. Henry Egan.

G. O. B. club, Mrs. Lawrence Baumhover.

T. A. B. club, Mrs. Catherine Frank.

E. N. E. club, Mary Millenacker. Odd Fellow and Rebekah fellowship night, I.

O. O. F. hall. Entre Nous club, Mrs.

W. J. Ehrke. D. M.

C. club, Mrs. Pearl Clausen. Fridav Contract club, Mrs. Earl N.

Neu. F. Mrs. Al A. Osten.

Thimble Bee, Mrs. Jay Noble. Rebekah Lodge Drapes Charter For State Officer The charter was draped for the late Mrs. Gussie Merriam of Des Moines, president of the Iowa Rebekah Assembly, at a regular meeting of Central Rebekah lodge in the Odd Fellows hall last night. Taking part in a candlelight service were Mrs.

O. W. Spiller and Misses Doris Benn, Ada Clements and Beulah Callaway. Lighted candles stood at ear-h side of the open Bible on the altar. Miss Clements real a eulogy and Mrs.

W. J. Forrest sang "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. C. W.

Nicoll. During the social hour, lunch was served by Mrs. J. T. Simpson, Mrs.

B. W. Fisk and Mrs. John Hesslin'gh. The taperlit table was decorated with a centerpiece of fruit on a mirror plaque, surrounded by miniature turkeys.

Betty Hignett of Los Angeles, who is vacationing at the home of her- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hignett, was an out- of-town guest. At the next meeting Friday night, December 9, the lunch committee will consist of Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs.

E. R. Anderson, Mrs. Pearl Clausen and Clyde Dillavou. Paul Kohorst, Templeton, Married to Chicago Girl TEMPLETON Chicago comes word of the marriage November 20 of Grace Kowal.ski to Paul Kohorst, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kohorst of Templeton. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Vera A. Kowalski and the late Victor F.

Kowalski of Chicago. The bride's uncle, Joseph C. Klaczynski escorted her to the altar. Birthdays tii I li I' train. She won- a fingertip impoi wii, caught Noted at Dinner to an orange blossom tiara, and; carried an arm bouquet of calla i Three birthdays were cele- lilibs.

brated at a family dinner party Dolores Ann Shymanski served tfven by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kitt as her sister's maid of honor, at their home Thursday. Honored Bridesmntron was Mrs. E.

J. Mach-; were Mr. and Mrs. Kitt's sons, Jer- maller of Oftumwa and bridesmaid, I ome and Larry, and Mary Klocke. Margaret Stol.i'el, friends of the Besides those named, there were bride.

The maid of honor appeared places at the dinner table for Mrs. in rpalc oi ehiil satin, and tile other i Elizabeth Klocke, Mr. and Mrs. two attendants, in plum satin. Edward Klocke and daughters, The three gowns were fashioned i Betty Ann and Judith, and Mary like the bride's with the exception' Jane, Dennis, Donald, Paul and of-cap sleeves.

The attendants wore matching mitts and braided satin haios. Miss Shymanski carried a cascade bouquet of yellow mums and ivy. Mrs. Machmiiller's and Michael Kitt. Mr.

and Mrs. Cee.il Julius and daughters, Kay and Reitta, of I Fort Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miss St off el's cascade bouquets Weaver of Buffalo Center return- vvoue centered with mums in shades led to their homes Thursday night of''orchid and yellow and ivy. after visiting- since Wednesday Dr.

J. L. Wiedemeier of Sioux evening with Mrs. Julius's parents, City attended his brother as best Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Kuker, at their man. I'sheis were D. H. Hannasch 1 home northeast of Carroll. of the bridegroom, and Vernon Juergens Pfe.

Xorbert Mages of Minister, of who has been visiting Mr. Breakfast, served at VI o'clock'and Mrs. George Bayer and other R. gis hotel, was followed relatives at Willey since Thursday, by-a. rec' 0fion from 3 to 5 o'clock Ms leaving Sunday to report back at Turner hall.

Omaha. The I Thanute Field, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Collison of Ames are spending the week -end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. F. Collison and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Drees. They joined the members of the F. F. Collison family at Red Oak, where all were Thanksgiving dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

At. S. Winders, and returned to Carroll with them. Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Kjelson and sons, Kenneth and Vincent, who were guests of Dr. and Mrs. C.

J. Kessler, over the holiday, returned to their home at LeMars yesterday morning. Other holiday guests in the Kessler home were Dr. Kesslers sister, Miss Lillian Kessler of Sioux City, who was here for the day, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Barnard of Rock Valley, who arc staying i until Monday. Mrs. Barnard and Mrs. Kjelson are Mrs. Kessler 's sisters.

Mrs. II. R. Grant, and son, Roger, of Albia, who came here for a holiday visit with Mrs. Grant 's sister, Mias Eleanor Dinsmore, are returning home tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kirchner and Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Pollack of i Fulda, visited yesterday in I the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Thelen.

Mrs. Mabel Evans of Iowa City is spending several days with her daughter, Miss Ruth Evans. She "-ill he herp until Monday. Kathy Vanderloo Has Party Celebrating Her Second Birthday Mrs. Eddie Vanderloo gave a children's party at home yesterday afternoon for her daughter, Kathy, who celebrated her second birthday.

Guests were neighborhood playmates, Shirley Groth, Margie and Roger Ranniger, Lyle Stuhr, Jeanette Subbert and Linda Moorman. Kathy's sister, Linda, was also in the group. The youngsters played games and listened to records before lunch was served at a table centered with a birthday cake. The cake had been made and decorated by Kathy's grandmother, Mrs. Ar nold Witt.

The children sang the "Birthday i Song" to Kathy and presented her with gifts. Kathy's grandparents, Mr. and I Mrs. Witt and Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Vanderloo, Mrs. V. E. Moorman, Lois Stuhr and Louis Broich came to see her during the day. Ernie Sapps to Note Golden Anniversary At Glidden Sunday PLEASANT RIDGE (THNS)-- Mr.

and Mrs. Ernie Sapp, formerly of Pleasant Ridge, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary i at the city hall in Glidden from 2 to -1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, December 4. Their Pleasant Ridge friends are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Comes went to West Bend yesterday morning, to spend several days there. Mrs. John Schaefer Entertains Family Mrs. John Schaefer of Carroll entertained her children and families at a turkey dinner in the Jack Schaefer home at Breda Thursday. Those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Bromert and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beyerink and family, Maple River; Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Schaefer and family and Jack Schaefer, Breda, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Singsank and sons, James and Dean, Carroll. Family Dinner Party In C. Wessling Home Mr.

and Mrs. Cyril Wessling gave a turkey dinner at their home Thursday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Comes and son.

Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Comes and daughter, Bonnie, Mrs. Hannah Comes, the host and hostess and daughter, Cylene. Milton Kohorst, brother of the bridegroom was best man.

Ushers were James Fox, of Templeton, and Roy Roszak of Chicago. The bride, attended by her sister, Henrietta Mary Kowalski, wore a candlelight velvet princess- style gown, trimmed with Venetian lace applique, and a fingertip French illusion veil. She carried a mother-of-pearl prayerbook adorned with calla and amazon lilies and trailing stephanotis. The bridesmaid wore a gold velvet gown of medieval pattern and carried chrysanthemums. The Rev.

Joseph Schultes, of Bancroft, uncle of the bridegroom, officiated. The organ was played by the Rev. F. Anrdyaszkiewicz. Mrs.

Eulalia Paczkowski was soloist. The ceremony took place at St. Adalberts church, a replica of St. Paul's of Rome. The occasion was made more memorable because it was the third generation married in the same parish.

The marble altars were decorated with white pompons and large mums. The newlyweds are both employed by the federal government. The bridegroom is also completing his course in public relations at Northwestern university. The bride is an alumna of Loyola university. A reception was held at th" penthouse of the Morrison hotel, Chicago.

Sixty-five guests were entertained at a 1 o'clock dinner. Large bowls of white pompons centered the U-shaped tables, which were also decorated with autumn leaves. Each guest was given a white rosebud as a favor. The bride's mother wore a plum- colored dress with black accessories. The bridegroom's mother was attired in teal blue faille.

Each i had a white orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Kohorst are taking a southern wedding trip. Guests from Iowa were the i bridegroom's mother, Mrs.

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