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-EL PASO HERALD POST Saturday July 11 1970 Section Page Five- Miss Frances Van And Dr Baker To Engagement of Miss Stone And Mr Kelly Is Announced El Paso Herald-Post fcteas-Pcuje Edited by Bess's Simpson Miss Linda Sell And Mr Chaumont Are Wed Miss Frances Maria Van Wickal Miss Ida Mr and Mrs Hammond on Coast Arroyo Bilowich Rite Is Solemnized Mrs Tarry John Chaumont (Miss Linda Susan Sail) Miss Linda Susan Sell and Terry John Chaumont repeated wedding vows July 11 in Immanuel Lutheran Church of Oklahoma City The bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mr Frederick Sell of Oklahoma City and formerly of El Paso Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mr Milton Arce-neaux of Youngsville La The Rev Lester Hall officiated before an altar adorned with white gladioli and palms Paul Trued played traditional music The bride was given in marriage by her father Her gown ia of Chantilly lace ip cage ail- houette with overall rose motif and styled with a lace chapel train She carried a nosegay of white roses and breath centered with an orchid Mn Michael Ferrell was her matron of honor Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Epting and Mrs George Kay They wore poudre blue gownc styled in the Empire mode and carried nosegays of spring flowers Miss Becky Arceneaux and Ervin Arce-neaux sister and brother of the bridegroom were flower-girl and acolyte Milton Arceneaux was his best man Groomsmen were George Kay and Dennis Chaumont also brother of the bridegroom The mother chose to wear a lime green silk chiffon dress for her wedding Mrs Arceneaux wore a pale yellow ensemble Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home of the parents The Misses Pam and Jackie Arceneaux sistern of the bridegroom presided at the bride's book The couple plan to make their home in Lafayette La where the bridegroom attends the UniveHity of Southwestern Louisiana The bride attended Coronado High School and waa graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in elementary education Wickel Marry Couple Plar Church Rite In August Mr and Mr George Eugene Van Wickel of 6204 Palo Alto avenue today announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Frances Marie Van Wickel to Dr James John Baker Jr son of Mr and Mrs James John Baker Sr of 10040 Ken worthy avenue The couple will be married at 7 pm on Aug 5 in FlRt Christian Church with Rev Clifford Eugene Hargrave officiating at the double ring ceremony Miss Barbara Ann Odell of Copiague NY will attend her cousin as maid of honor Bridesmaids will be Miss Estelle Gunn of Brooklyn the cousin Miss Anita Nasuto of Amsterdam NY cousin of the bridegroom and Mn Michael Bellavance of Lake Hiawatha BEST MAN will be Michael Bellavance of Lake Hiawatha Michael Baker the brother will serve as groomsman Francis Nasuto of Amsterdam the bridegroom's uncle and Byron Scott will seat the wedding guests The bride was graduated from El Paso High School where she was a member of the Senior National Honor Society and Choir She received her bachelor of music degree from the University of Texas at El Paso when she was vice president of Alpha Lambda Delta a member of Alpha Chi Chimes Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Chenrizig Kappa Delta Pi vice president of Associated Women Students and was on the list Miss Van Wickel was the recipient of a fellowship to the University of New Mexico where she received her degree in music education She was a teacher In the Ysleta Independent School System THE BRIDEGROOM was graduated from Irvin High School and was the recipient of a scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy NY where he was a member of Acacia Fraternity He received his bachelor of science degree from UT at El Paso where he was a member of American Chemical Society He was the recipient of a fellowship to Pennsylvania State University where he received his doctor of philosphy degree In material sciences Mr Baker is associated with Union Carbide Research Center of Parma Ohio He haa one sister Mr Richard Maxwell of Waltham Mass and his grandmother is Mr Joseph Puglisi of Amsterdam Quiet Spot Needed At Centers By GAY PMJLEY UPI Wamani Editor NEW YORK (UPI) The ideal shopping center in some viewpoints including mine is one where someone else does the walking and the looking And the paying Many centers are far from this ideal obviously but the foresighted ones are working to simplify the necessary chores with improved layouts more parking areas shop spacing and the like The problem is that the men usually plan the shopping centers and women who do most of the buying always have a say One thing the girls would like for instance is a maximum of parking space "very to stores Another: A central place to deposit gather and pick up parcels like to be able to walk from their cars to stores indoors have baby-sitting service while mother shops and know that easily accessible and plan-to-see telephones were plentiful These were the "most features in a study of four huge shopping centers and talks with 250 women shoppers at each Three on the most wanted among the 1000 women were: a quiet place to have a leisurely cup of coffee a hairdresser and a chart in food markets to indicate the comparative value of contents by price per ounce This last request apparently reflects the new for even though making this request the shoppers also iniciated that their purchases are determined more by family needs and shelf space than by the money such a chart could save The firm of Muss-Tankos Corp New York underwrote the study as a guideline for its job as consulting organization in design planning development financing and leasing regional shopping centeR August Rite Is Planned By Couple Mr and Mr Jack Raymond Stone Sr of 3301 Mobile avenue today announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Ida Jean Stone to Stephen Michael Kelly son of Mr and Mr Robert Kelly of Corpus ChrtstL The bride is the granddaughter of George Ashley Sr and the late Mrs Ashley and Mr and Mrs Dale Her great grandmother Is Mrs Ida Ashley The bridegroom is the grandson of Mrs Corrine Kelly of Corpus Christ! The couple plan an August 15 wedding to be held at 6 pm in First Christian Church The Rev Clifford Hargrave will officiate at the ceremony Miss Stone waa graduated from Austin High School and UT El Paso with a degree in political science While a student at the university she was a member of Pi Sigma Alpha honorary political science fraternity and served as a graduate teaching assistant She has been employed for two years as a teacher with the Ysleta Independent School District The bridegroom was graduated from high school in Corpus Christ! and attended UT Austin and Texas AM University He is a past ski instructor at Ski Cloudcroft The bride has three sisters Mrs Alice Reddicker and the Misses Candy and Melanie Stone of El Paso and one brother Jack Stone Jr of Claremore Oklahoma Two nieces live at the brlde'i home the Misses Jenny and Jean Ricky Mr Kelly has one sister Mrs Sheila Curtis of Corpus Christ! Garden Club News- WESTSIDE Mrs Franklin Kitchen will be hostess for the West-side Rose Society at 1 pm Monday in her home at 3500 Zircon drive Mrs Charles Robison a member of Government Hill Garden Club and flower show jiidge will be guest speaker Non-members interested in rose growing are invited to attend Mrs Max Quinn ia club president Rob Morris Rob Morris Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 1:30 pm Wednesday at 1505 Magruder avenue Chapter anniversary will be observed Mrs Vera Knox worthy matron and Roy Knox worthy patron invite all members Miss Julia Quinones repeated wedding vows with Nelson Wayne Risk at 5 pm on July 4 in St Ignatius Catholic Church with the Rev Fernando Malua officiating Parents of the couple are Mr and Mr Carlos Quinones of 8317 McFall drive and Mr and Mr Ernest Risk of Lexington South Carolina The bride was given in marriage by her father Her formal gown Is of white silk organza over taffeta having an Empire silhouette in Juliet mode The gown featured a high neckline and leg-o-mutton sleeves trimmed with Venice lace Ice blue satin sashed the bodice and also adorned her Camelot cap which held a flowing floor length veil of French illusion Miss Bertha Quinones sister of the bride was maid of honor Bridesmaids were Miss Irene Rafiq sister of the bride and Miss Guadalupe Garcia cousin of the bride Miss Candy Quinones sister of the bride and Miss Elizabeth Ann Spears were junior bridesmaids They wore flowing gowns of chiffon over taffeta in pale rainbow shades of pink blue yellow and lavender The Empire styling featured long bishop sleeves and a high neckline trimmed with bands of Venice lace strewn with pearls Their ensembles were completed by matching bone-hair braid hats layered with organza and tiny pastel blossoms They carried white baskets with flowers of pastel colors Jesus Aguayo was best man and groomsmen were Idrees Rafiq and Rene Baza Following the ceremony a reception was held at Howard Motel For their honeymoon the couple traveled to the interior of Mexico The bride chose a pink suit adorned with white lace for traveling The couple will make their home in Columbus Mississippi The bridegroom has one sister Mrs Kate Gregory Andow Photo Gaytan Rosales) in the The brides with two chrysanthemums tiered wedding served to make their Wesleyan at 7: 30 home of of 9100 of the St Ignatius Church Is Setting For Quinones Risk Ceremony Mrs Michael Alton Bilowich (Miss Cecilia Arroyo Mr and Mrs Charles Hammond of "TOO Twin Hills drive are pictured in the gardens of the Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel where they are guests while on a month's southern California holiday The Hammonds "Celebrated their-Silver Wedding anniversary while in Santa ftfbara Cowtota Photo Jean Slone --Andow Photo pale blue fashioned in the Empire mode Their head-pieces were fresh lavender asters attached to short net veils They carried lavender aster bouquets Best man was Tim Lunz and groomsmen were Jim Arket and Richard Pritchard Seating the guests were James Billstone and Hector Arroyo Jr For her wedding Mrs Arroyo chose a navy blue silk shantung dress with black accessories and a cymbidium orchid corsage Mrs Bilowich wore a royal blue street length knit ensemble with blue accessories and a cymbidium orchid corsage Following the ceremony a poolside reception was held at the home of the parents A four tiered cake decorated with lavender roses and fresh asters and fern was served to guests Miss Maggie Valadez cousin of the bride presided at the guest book Assisting with courtesies were the Miss-s Yvette Fry Margie Day and Robbie Ann Fields THE COUPLE plan a late summer wedding trip to Costa Mess Calif They are making their home in El Paso where the bridegroom is employed by the Texas Highway Department and the bride works for Mountain Bell Telephone Co and is a senior physical education major at UT El Paso Out of town guests included grandmother of the bridegroom Mrs Henry of Costa Mesa Calif Mr and Mrs Vincent Arroyo Mr and Mrs Joe Armijo and Mr and Mrs Eli Padilla of Albuquerque and Mr and Mrs George Alvarez of Las Cruces New Seek Naw Available! TAX MAKES THE RICH RICHER" AIm Read "JUSTtCS MiXICAN ITYIS Wm Tieimen Writor and PuMnher Phan SRR-1912 far WrawM Baalutera The wedding of Miss Cecilia Arroyo and Michael Allen Bilowich was held at 7 pm on July 10 in Holy Family Church The Rev Ronald Peters officiated before an altar adorned with baskets of gladioli and lavender asters- The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hector Arroyo of 810 Galloway drive and parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Ted Bilowich of 5857 Swallow lane The bride was given in marriage by her father Her floor length gown is of candelight ivory crepe styled In the Empire mode with a brush train She wore matching elbow length satin gloves and shoes and carried a bouauet of green fern and stephanotis MRS JAMES Billstone was her matron of honor Bridesmaids were Miss Karin Bilowich sister of the bridegroom and Miss Rita James They wore formal gowns in Houseboat Should Be Carefree The houseboat is the boat for those who love the water and the carefree life carefree because housekeeping is cut to a minimum Houseboaters use sturdy washable fabrics like denim and duck as bunk bed covers and porthole curtains Another favorite is the colorful Indian print cotton spread used for bed throws and cabin divider curtains As for any other furnishings the simpler the better is the rule on a boat The National Cotton Council suggests that houseboaters take along rollup quilted cotton sleeping bags when sleeping space is limited Bags can be spread on deck in fine weather I Miss Yolanda Rosales Mr Gaytan Say Vows eiHisi Yolanda Rosales and Emilio Gaytan were married at 10:30 am on June 27 in fiu a i a Angel Catholic Qiurch with the Rev Jose laris Olarte officiating Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Benito Rosales Tejas drive and Mr and Mrs Antonio Gaytan of 7786 Franklin drive The bride was given in mar-Kgge by her brother Robert Rosales Her formal gown is of White organza embroidered with lace daisies and styled wish puffed lace daisy sleeves JUcfc chapel length train is embroidered with pearls She carried a bouquet of white car-fiafions Miss Olga Rosales was her maid of honor Brides-IKhids were the Misses Terry Oaytan sister of the bridegroom Herminia Martinez Carmen Ramirez and Mrs Raul Chacon Miss Diana Rosales and Jack Anthony Riite were flower girl and ruigbearer The bridal attend-gtltX wore formal gowns in lilac organza embroidered will! lighter daisies on the top of the cuffs and designed with puffed sleeves They carried daUy bouquets frOuillenmo Poblano was best man and groomsmen were RteJiard Bolanos Sonny Sait i Guillen Jr and Armando Carrasco Fbr her wedding Mr: Rosales wore a pink dress with sequins adorning the neckline and a white carnation corsage The mother of the bridegroom appeared in an Sign ensemble with embroidered neckline and a white carnation corsage Following the ceremony a Mrs Emilio (Miss Yolanda reception was held Hacienda Shelter table was centered bouquets of white and a six cake was guests The couple will bome in El Paso Tobin Park United Service Guild will meet im Monday in the lrs Clcyon Ihuval street All women church are iuvited Mrs Nelson (Miss Julia World Soaring Champions Feted at Marfa Parties Achillea Photo Wayne Risk Quinones) 30 guests attended and participated in roping and riding The Shurleys also hosted a dinner party in their Marfa home for members of the US team Mrs Shurley and her daughter Miss Rachael Shurley took Mrs Ann Welch Mr and Mr Marcus Richey Pirat Gehri-ger and Mrs Rose Marie Licher on a tour of the Shurley ranch The US team members were also entertained with cocktails and supper as guests of the Thunderbird Restaurant and employees of Department Store SpacM to The Harold-Paat MARFA Mr and Mrs Billie Renfroe and Mr and Mr Tinker Elms entertained members of the Netherlands team here for the World Soaring Championships at the Renfroe Ranch south of Marfa The visitors were also taken on a horse back ride over the ranchland Team members from West Germany were entertained at the Billy Shurley ranch Mr and Mr Shurley were assisted with courtesies by Mr and Mr Ed Kleinhans and Mr and Mr Elms Approximately a.