Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

AUGUST 18, 1951 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE SEVEN GIRARD who were married this HAROLD A. HOLDEN AND Church with the Rev. Walter event of ths morning, taking is the former Miss Mary Kaye Church. The Rev. john Crosson her marriage Mos Zita Barnes- call.

Holden-Barnes Nuptials Mrs. Girard graduated from At St. Patrick's Church Marquette High School and De- Before A gathering of reiaPaul Hospital School Nurs- tives and friends In St. PatIng, St. Louls.

She resigned a rick's Church this morning at position on the staff of Veter- 9 o'clock Miss Zita Barnes was ans Hospital, Jefferson Bar. married Harold A. Holden, racks, to complete plans son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur for her wedding.

Mrs. Girard Holden, '626 East Eighth street. is an inactive member of Lamb- The bride is a daughter of Mrs. da chapter. Walter Barnes of Perryville, who attended the wedding.

To Honor the Rev. The Rev. John Crosson offiLuedecke and Family clated, using the double ring Open house will be held Sun- ceremony. After the marriage day, from 3 to 4, at the home nuptial mass was read by Faof the Rev. and Mrs.

Roland E. ther Crosson. Turnbull, 723 Euclid place, Mrs. Ralph Breden WAS orhonoring the Rev. and Mrs.

ganist, and Mrs. Michael MesFred Luedecke of Maywood. Ill. sick sang an "Ave Friends of the Rev. Luedecke, Lord I Am Not Worthy," "On 8 former minister at First Bap- This Day, Beautiful Mother" tist Church, and family are in- and "Sweet Savior, Bless Us Vited to call, Social committee Ere We Go." of the First Baptist Church, Miss Barnes, who was esheaded by Mrs.

Herman Poehl- corted to the entrance of the er, will serve refreshments. sanctuary by her brother, Leo The Rev. and Mrs. Luedecke Barnes of Kirksville, wore and their son-in-law and daugh- 8 gown of blush slipper satin, ter, Mr. and Mrs.

George styled along princess lines, And Walker of Bloomington, 8 finger veil of illusion arrived in Alton Friday night which fell from a blush satin and are visiting Mr. Walker's bonnet. The gown had a fitted parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester bodice, with A deep Walker of 3605 Horn street.

pointed collar, richly beaded, Mrs. George Walker is the for- long sleeves ending in points, mer- Miss Winifred Luedecke. and a full gored skirt which The Rev. and Mrs. Luedecke, swept in a wide train.

who have been visiting in She carried 8 French tulle Bloomington, will leave Alton puff arranged with stephanotis and centered with a pure white Sunday evening. orchid. The Rev. Turnhull, minister at First Baptist Church, has Miss Barnes was joined at Invited the Rev. Luedecke to the sanctuary entrance by Mr.

Holden, who entered the church speak at the 11 o'clock service from sacristy, an east accomSunday in the First church. his brother and best The Rev. Luedecke, pastor of panied by man, Willlam Holden, And the First Baptist Church in groomsman, John Werner HoeMaywood, left Alton six years fert. ago, Mrs. Bert Sawyer, sister of the bride, of Alton, matron of Madsion County Salon Dinner Tuesday honor, and Miss Yvonne Kesl, Edwardsville, bridesmaid, Members of Madison County tered the church before the Salon, Eight Forty, will be bride.

The wore young women guests of Miss Fannie Ullrich fashioned along identical and Mrs. Ellsworth Hunt at gowns lines, Mrs. Sawyer being in lava dinner-meeting Tuesday eveender and Miss Kesl in gold. ning at the Westerner Club Their frocks of grounds. The meeting will: be strapless embroidered failie were made with held In Area 2.

full circular skirts, ballerina length, over taffeta and net, Two-Bit Club Meets And were. worn with net stoles. With Mra, Godar They wore braided bandeaux Members of the Two-Bit Cluh of velvet, the matron of honmet with Mrs. John Godar, 724 or's shading in color from Central avenue, Thursday night, ender to lilac, and the bridesand after prizes were awarded maid's was in gold. lunch was served.

Mrs. Clar- The attendants carried ence Boyd, Anthony French colonial hand Mrs. Ausbouquets, tin, Mrs. Clayton Bond styled with tulle ruffs and and Mrs. Lawrence Spahr were formed of flowers contrasting awarded prizes.

their frocks in color. The club will meet with Mrs. With members of their bridSpahr, at her home in Wood al party Mr. Holden and Miss River, In two weeks. Barnes moved to the altar where their marriage took Miss Alice Waterbury place.

Guest of Honor Bert Sawyer and J. Edward Miss Martha Reid of 3126 Cahill were ushers. Leverett avenue was hostess to Four arrangements of white A party last night, entertalning gladioli decorated the high at the Young Women's Chris- 1ar, and palms were placed in tian Association, in honor of the sanctuary. Miss Alice Elizabeth Waterbury, Breakfast W'A8 served at whose marriage 10 Philip Gordon Saunders will be an event of September 15. Gladsoll predominated in the decorative scheme.

Miss Waterbury was presented with miscellaneous gifts, and the packages containing the articles were arranged on a large table. Rob- bridge and canasta were played, and Miss Marjorie Allen, Miss June Poole and Miss Betty Aulabaugh were given prizes. Refreshments were served, and guests' places were marked with nosegays. Among the 18 guests in tendance were Mrs. Louis Wilhite of Litchfield, and Miss Ursula Dohms and Miss Carolyn Leadlove of St Louis.

Auxiliary Pionio Sunday Jaycees and Jaycees Auxiliary will have plenic. Sunday at Westerner Club, and persona planning to attend are Asked. to contact Mrs. Sam Moore Mra. Elvis Lamm or Mrs.

Elston Campbell, Activities will commence st 2 o'clock. and dinwill be served at 5, Walton Chapter To Have Picnic Walton Chapter, Order af Eastern Star, will have nic Monday, at 6:30 p'olack, at Westerner Clubs Personal Notes St. Bernard's Church, Wood wedding this morning at 10 o'clock became the bride of John Matthias E. Franz, 925 North Taylor avenue, Douglas officiated, using the double mass which followed the marriage. ranged on the main altar, and palms sanctuary, which huckleberry, was tled Illuminated with nating pews in the centre alsle.

Miss Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet P. Howard of 470 Hamilton avenue, Wood River, entered the church with her father, and was preceded down the aisle by her sister and maid of honor, Miss Bobby Ann Howard, and bridesmaid, Miss Mary Lu Franz of Oak Park. Miss Franz is a sister of Mr.

Franz. She was met at the entrance to the sanctuary by Mr. Franz, and accompanied by their attendants the couple moved to the altar where Father Douglas awaited and the marriage was solemnized. Gene Late of Iowa City, was best man, and Carlyle Rudolph of Oak Park, cousin of the bride, was groomsman, Burdette Wagenknecht of Iowa City, William. Howard, Alton, cousin of the bride, and Charles Franz, Chicago, cousin of the groom, seated the guests.

Mrs. Peter E. Whalen, Alton, was organist, and John Bowers, Alton, sang "Ave Verum." "Panis Angelicus" and "Ave Maria," Bach-Gounod. Miss Howard wore a gown of white imported Chantilly lace, satin, fashioned with a molded bodice and a bouffant skirt which terminated in a chapel train. The bodice had a high round neckline, long sleeves tapering to the wrists and ending with ruffles of lace, and was closed down the back with lace buttons.

The nylon tulle yoke WAS outlined with a deep bertha, forming a drop shoulder effect, Her fInger-tip veil of silk Her fInger-tip veil of silk Imported illusion was attached to an open crown cap of lilies of the valley. Miss Howard carried cade type bouquet of gardenias and Ivy, and her only jewelry was 8 gold cross, on a fine chain, a gift from Mr. Franz. Miss Bobby Ann Howard was In peacock blue and Miss Franz appeared In shrimp nylon net. Their frocks were styled with AN off-the-shoulder effect, tight bodices, and ankle length bouffant skirts.

They wore short capes of matching net, and Chantilly lace calots corresponding to their frocks in color. The calots were trimmed with lilles of the valley and small putts of illusion, They wore white lace mitts, and their shoes corresponded their dresses in color. The attendants carried white daisies In cascading arrangemenis. Forty-five guests attended 8 wedding breakfast at Wit- Mar and this afternoon, at the same place Mr. and Mrs.

held reception. In Howard, the bridal couple. The refreshment table WAS centered with a four tier wedding cake, encircled with white daisies, huckleberry and fernery. At either side of the cake WAS 8 candelabrum. The Misses Margaret.

stra and Jean Kienstra of Wood River, and Mrs. Burdette Wags enknecht, Mrs. Gena Lata, and Mrs. LaVerne Wiley Iowa City, served. After September 10 Mr.

Franz and bride will reside In Iowa City, la. They are leaving this evening on a honeymoon trip, the destination of which 1s disclosed, Mrs. Franz has se. lected for traveling 8 treuse: linen suit, grey straw and gun metal shoes and Mr. matching Franz is of purse.

graduate Oak Park (Ill.) High School and recelved his B. degree from the University of Illinois, Champaign Urbana, in 1950. He Is. a gradupte student in biochemistry at the State Univerally of: towa. Mr.

Frenz, who served overseas in World War la: a member of Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity, wan graduated MRS, JOHN M. FRANZ River, was the setting of a pretty when Miss Janice Helen Howard Franz, son of. Mr, and Mrs. John Oak Park, Ill. The Rev.

E. ring ceremony, and read nuptial Gladioli and asters were. arand ferns were placed in the with tapers in two. candelabra. white satin bow's marked alter- from East Alton-Wood River High School and received her B.

S. degree from the University of Illinois in 1949. Mrs. Franz, a chemist in the Children's Hospital, at the University of Iowa, is a member of Sigma Kappa, social sorority, and Sigma Xi, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Iota Sigma Pi, honorary sororities. Mime Naomi Dean of Wood River to Wed Miss Naomi Dean, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Dean of 832 Rice street, Wood will be married to the Rev. Samuel Reaves, minister at the Assembly of God Church, Sarcoxie, Friday, August 24, at 8 o'clock in the evening, in the Assembly of God Church, Wood River.

The Rev. M. M. Brewer will officiate, and the bride's brother, Floyd Dean, and sister, Miss Georgia Dean, will be attendants. A reception will be held following the wedding, and relatives and friends of the couple are invited to attend the marriage and reception.

The Rev. Reaves, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Reaves of Memphis, is 8 graduate of South Side High School, 'Memphis, and his fiancee attended Lake View College of Commerce after graduating from East' Al River High School. The Rev. Reaves and Dean attended Central Bible Institute, Springfield, Mo. Rev. Reaves and bride will reside in Sarcoxie, Ulery-Wahle Wedding In Pocahontas, Ark.

Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahle of Fieldon of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Betty Lee Wahle, and James W. Ulery, seaman, United States Navy. The ceremony.

place gust 12 in and the couple was unattended. The bride who attended the Fleldon elementary school and Hardin High School, is employed by Owens-Illinois Glass Company. Seaman Ulery Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ulery of Hardin, and he attended.

schools In After being at. home. on leave Seaman Ulery reported August 19, at San Diego, for further duty with the navy, Miss June Nickel Honored Last Night Miss Marcella Furtwengler of 1817 Liberty street' gave 8 party Friday night, entertaining in honor ol Miss June Nickeil. Monle Carlo Whist WAS played, and Miss Furtwengled was assisted in serving refreshments towards the close of. the evening by her mother, J.

Furtwengler. Miss Patricia McCarthy, Miss Margie Boeschert and Miss Nickel. ceived prizes Gifts of linen presented Miss Nickel, whose marriage to Pvt. Norbert Gail Weinrich will take place next Saturday, The gift packages; were placed on table, encircled sig. ures representing bride and her atiendants.

Dinner Honoring Billy Jean Watkins Mr. and Mrs. I Henry Buckshot of 1850A East Broadway, gave a dinner Friday night in honor of Billy Jean Watkins Who is home on leave after completing boot training at Great Lakes. Attending the party were Mr. and Mra Ernest.

Watkins, Miss Margie Gordon, Miss Jackie Buckshot, Mrs. Alice Dalton, J. T. Massey and John, Clark, of Alton, Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon C. Elam. and children, Barbara, John and Linda Mare shall of Wood River. MR. AND MRS.

JOSEPH morring. 10 o'clock, in St. Mary's Depp.sch officiat.ng. Mrs. Girard -Staff photo.

Girard-Heraty Wedding At St. Mary's Church With the Rev Walter Deppisch officiating the wedding of Joseph, Girard and Miss Mary Kaye Heraly took place this morning at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's Church. After the marriage was solemnized Father Deppisch read nuptial mass. Mr.

Girard is the son Mr. and Mrs. Albert Girard of 628 East Eighth street and his bride is daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo M.

Heraty and 8 niece of Miss Sara March, 1900 Beall avenue. White gladioli were used Int decorating the high altar, palms were placed in the sanctuary. Miss Rosalee Heraty was maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Mary Lou Aholt of WashIngton, a former classmate of the bride, was bridesmaid. Albert E. Girard, S.

WAS best man for his brother, and Joseph Goeken, groomsman. Frank Girard, cousin of the groom, and James Chapman of St. Louis were ushers. Rosalee Heraty and Miss Aholt entered the church before the bride, appearing in' yellow and mint green lace frocks, styled with oval necklines, bouffant skirts and brief cap sleeves. Satin sashes encircled the molded bodices of the frocks, and, the skirts, trimmed with hias folds of satin, were worn over hoops.

They wore square lace picture hats, and carried cascade type bouquets, Miss Heraty, who was in green, carried yellow chrysanthemums and Miss Abolt's flowers were bronze china chrysanthemums. The blossoms were arranged with ivy. The bride, who walked down the aisle with a cousin, James Lindsay, appeared in a gown of white nylon lace, over satin, fashioned with a sheer yoke of nylon marquisette outlined by seed pearls in a scalloped motif. A molded bodice was trimmed down the back with buttons, and long sleeves formed points. The skirt of the gown was worn over hoops and a formal train.

finger-tip veil of imported bridal illusion was secured to a Jullet cap of lace. At either side of the cap WAS cluster of orange blossoms. She carried 8 white prayerbook, covered with -a white. orchid in a frill of tulle. Miss Heraty and her attendants joined.

Mr. Girard, his best man and groomsman at the sanctuary entrance. and the party moved to the altar where the double ring ceremony was read. 1 Max Hiendlmayr, organist, played for the processional and recessional, and during mASS "Clare de Lune." "Mother, loved," Gounod's "Ave Maria" and "Bells of St. Mary's." Breakfast.

was served at 12 o'clock at Skaggs, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Girard held a reception this aflernoon, at the family, bride. home, Guests honoring were their recelved by A mantel banked with huckleberry, and a tier wedding cake, smilax, maidenhair fern and white roses were used in the decorative scheme of the. refreshment table.

Miss Alice Noll, Miss Bev. erly Furgason, Mrs. Joseph Walters, Mrs. Edward Wickenhauser, Miss Margaret Gorman, cousin of the groom, and Mrs. Earl Bailey assisted in the dinlug: room.

Mr. and Mrs. Girard will reside in Houston, after 8 southern honeymoon. Mra. ard selected as a traveling costume brown print dress, pink hat: and brown accessories.

Mr. Girard will. report for active duty at. Ellington Alr Force Base, Houston; August 25. He attended.

St. Louis University after graduating from Marquette High School, He spent three years. in the Air Force during World War 9 as Girard was recently recalled. to service as a navigator with the rank of frat lleutenant. He resigned poaltion In the main offles of Granite city Steel ration when he received his Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Van Duker of Cottage Hills are Announcing the birth of their first child, 8 daughter, At 6:12 A. 121. Friday In Wood River Township Hospital. She weighed six pounds and 11 ounces And has been given the name of Rhonda Kathleen.

Mrs. Van Duker is the former Miss Ruth Sides, daughter Sirs. thy Ash of Ray street, Cottage Hills. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Cauley of Route 1. Bethalin. Are parents of a He was born at 1:50 m. m. today in Wood River Township Hospital.

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Myers of 913 Rixon street, Al 3:28 A. m. today in Wood River Township Hospital.

A 5011. weighing live pounds and 13 nunces, was born 10 Me. And Mrs. Steve Paulovich, 163 Eighth street. W'ood River, At 3:35 A.

m. today in Wood River Township Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paulovich have a daughter, Susan.

10 months. Births BRIDE Whose wading was an place at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick's officiated. Mrs. Hoiden was beiore Staff photo.

Chase's Kitchen, and this afternoon, from 2 10 4 a reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Holden twas heid at the home of the groom's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spurgeon, 622 East Eighth street. After a honeymoon trip the counte will reside with Mr.

Holden's parents. For traveling the bride will wear A smokegray fallle suit with matching hat. and black accessories. The refreshment table, centered with 1 a tier cake, festooned with smilax, studded with small white flowers. White summer flowers formed An atrangement which decorated the mantel.

Miss Jeanette Brown WAS in charge of the guest. book. and the Misses Lucille Weeks, Nonie Brueggeman, Helen Duncan, Geraldine Guccione and Lols Terlisner poured. Mr. Holden, employed by the Millers Mutual Insurance Company, Is a graduate of Marquette High Schools and St.

Louis University, bridle Ls a graduate of St. Vincent's High School, Perryville, and of St. Joseph's Hospital School Nusing, class of 1951. Robert L. Owens to Wed In St.

Louis The wedding. of Robert L. Owens, son of Mrs. Janette Owens, 2030 Central avenue, and Miss Patricia M. Daris will 1ake place this evening at 8 o'clock in the Salem Episcopal Church, St.

Louls. Miss Davis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, 4856 Lee avenue, St. Louis, Mr.

Owens, a metallurgist, Is employed by Steel Company. He and his bride will reside in Alton. Mrs. Robert Hermes Gnost of Honor Mrs. Robert Hermes was honored Monday night at a party given by Mrs.

Donald Temple, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hinderhan, 1016 Elliott.

avenue. The evening was devoted to the playing of Monte Carlo Whist, and Mrs. Milton Bopp, Mrs. Robert Light, Mrs. Donald Barnard and Mrs.

Robert Edwards were given prizes. Assisted by her mother Mrs. Temple served refreshments. Mrs. Hermes was the reciplent of many gifts.

Party Thursday Night For Mrs. Slaughter Mrs. Charles Hodge of the Godfrey road entertained 14 guests Thursday night, honorIng Mrs. Paul Slaughter. Gifts for Mrs.

Slaughter were Al'ranged before a fireplace in the Hodge home. Rob- r-neighbor was played. and Mrs. Chris Fischer, Mrs. Oliver Korte, Miss Mary Therese Ryan, Miss Gloria How- Attention Beauticians! Announcing the 6th Annual Hair Styling Contest of Madison County Unit N.

H. C. A. 3 Gold Trophies Awarded Aug. 27, 8 p.m.

at the Y.W.C.A., Alton Members ONLY entitled to enter contest. Entrance expiration date Saturday, Aug, 25 Contest Fee $5.00 Dial 2-2866 for reservations KAY ESSEX, Ooniest Chairman Non Members are Cordially Invited to Attend, Attendance Fee $1.00 Reception Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Beach of 2004 North Humbert road are parents of A daughter. The baby WAS born at 1:49 p.

MI. Friday In Alton Memorial Hospital. Announcement has been made of the birth of A daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs. Tames Hayes 1313 Rison street.

The baby was horn at 3:02 R. m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr Mrs. Nick Perica of 313 Dorris street are parents of their third child and som: The baby was born at 6:25 a.

m. today In St. Joseph's Hospital, weighing six pounds and nine ounces. Their other sons are Marion, 5, and Nick, 2. An eight-week strike in an Australian match factory WAS called off when the union realized that householders were doing all right with automatic lighters.

ard, Miss Rita Eggemann and Miss Dorothy Schlag recelved prizes, Refreshments were served, And small pink baskets were favors. Mrs. Richard McClintock Honored at Party Richard McClintock was guest of honor Friday night. At A parly given by Mrs. Frank Nagy.

Miss Phyllis Smith and Miss Pat Sutton at the home ol Mrs. Nagy, 3614 Berkeley Blue and pink were colors used in the party appointments. Mrs. McClintock was show. ered glits, and Miss Earlene Wilken.

Miss Margie Strohbeck and Mrs. McClintock were awarded prizes. The evening was brought. to close with the serving of refreshments. Mira.

William Gross Hostess to Club Mrs. L. William Gross of 623 East Sixteenth street 1ained members of a cluh Thursday night al her home. Canasia WAS played, and a course repast. WAS served.

Mrs. John Wagner of Streator was present in addition to club members. Shower for Bride-to-Re Thursday Night Mrs. J. C.

Moore of Seventh street Roxana, entertained at her home Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Lura Belle Gibbons whose marriage 1o HerMAN Snyder of Halton, will take place this evening at the Presbyterian manse In Wood River with the Rev. E. E. DeLong officiating.

Mr. Snyder Is a former resident of Roxana and for several WAS A member of the Roxana police force. Eighteen friends and neighbors attended and presented gifts to Mra. Gibbons. Refreshments were server by Mrs.

Moore, by Mrs. Thelma Moore of Wood River and Mrs. Earl Waltz. Mrs. Gibbons has been employed at International Shoe Company at Hartford for 19 years and Thursday afternoon the women of her department gave her a shower.

Mr. Snyder and bride will reside on a farm at Hatton which Mr. Snyder owns and operates. Mrs. Merrin Stahlhut and ters, Cynthia Jane and Jania Anne, of 644 Halloran avenue, Wood River, returned by plane day from Denver, where they spent three weeks with Mrs.

Stahlhut's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dietiker. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard T. Keeney of 903A East Sixth street, And Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Molloy of 1000 Main street.

returned Frid from a vacation stay in Colorado. David I. Lewis has left for three weeks' vacation at Lake Louise. Miss Ann Waterbury of Weber place, Godfrey, left Sun Valley. for A vAcalion stay.

She was accompanied by Miss Edwina Schneehage, 925 Logan street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, and grandson, Scotty Shultz, ol dalla, are visiting at the homo al Mr. Williams' brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mra. Ray J. Williams, 3293 Hawthorn Terrace. Mrs.

William Aldinger and Miss Mary Katherine Aldinger have returned 10 Alton from St. Louis And are residing AL the Worden apartments, 1103 Washington avenuc, Mrs. John Wagner and BON, Richard, have returned to their home in Streator after A visit with Mrs. Wagner's sister, Mrs. Anthony J.

Curlovic, 1002 McPherson street. Mrs. C. 0. Schenk and 1er, Miss Constanre Schenk, are spending the week-end in tralia and will Attend celebration planned in observance of the seventieth birthday of Mrs.

Schenk's mother, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas. Mrs. Mildred Winter and Mrs. Roberta Coomes left today for a vacation trip by automobile.

They plan to visit Detroit, polnta in Canada and in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vail and children, Jimmy and Ray, of Oak Ridge, arrived today for a visit with Mrs. Vail's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Ready, 612 Blair avenue. They will remain until Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Mueller and George C. Mueller returned Tuesday from Golden, after week's stay with Mr. and Mra Clarence Mabb, and were panied home by Miss Virginia Mueller who spent the summer in the west. While Mr. and Mrs.

Mueller were in Golden their daughter, Sandra Jean, was the guest of her Brother and sister, Mr. and Rayburn Eaker, In Meadowbrook. Mr. and Mrs. John Conley of 601 Forest.

Home place have returned home after a vacation stay in Las Vegas, and Flagstaff, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waggoner of Manhattan, and Mrs. Louise Wieding of Los Angeles, have departed for their homes after a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Anton J. Kremer, 457 Bluff street. They attended a reception given Tuesday night, at the home of Mr. and.

Mrs. Leland Kreld of the Godfrey road, in observance of the golden wedding of Mrs. Kreid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tremmel.

Mrs. Waggoner is the former Miss Josephine Kremer of Alion. Mr. and Mrs. Victor H.

Wardeln and family of 1024 Diamond street have returned from 8 vacation stay In Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder ol Edwardsville were among guests attending reception held Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Tremmei, on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich of 1119 Danforth street, have returned from Marquette Lodge, Marquette Park, where they spent several days. Mr.

and Mrs. Rich quietly observed the thirty-eighth anniversary of their marriage August 16. Mrs. M. Kremer has returned to Chicago after 8 visit.

with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tremmel. She was present Tuesday night at a golden wedding reception, honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Tremmel. Mrs. Lottie Maguire, 1123 Easton street entered St. Louis Maternity Hospital, St. Louis, Friday and will undergo surgery.

Rev. L. 0. Brookman to Address Brotherhood Men's Federation of Bible classes will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock In the Presbyterian church, Fosterburg. Members of the host church will provide musle.

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