Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 6

PAGE SIX ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, JANUARY Society MISS FORREST Announcement Is being made of the engagement of Miss Marcella Forrest to Kenneth L. Gimmy, by parents of the bride- to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Forrest, 21 Harnett street, Wood River.

Mr. Glmmy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Glmmy, 525 North Third slreet, Wood River, Is a graduate of the East Allon- Wood River High School, and Is attending the St.

Louis College of Pharmacy. Miss Forrest, a graduate of East Alton-Wood River High School, Is employed at the St. Louis Army Finance Center. MISS LARSON Rev. and Mrs.

Robert Larson of Decatur are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Donnld K. Mc- Klnney, son of Mr. and Mrs, L. V. -McKlnney, 2421 Main slreet.

Miss Larson attended Shurtleff College and Is a student nurse nt Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. McKinney attended. Shurtleff College before joining the Air Force. He Is stationed at San Antonio, Tex.

George Cockrcll, Jcrspyvllle, Weds Miss Bernadlne Schoen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Schoen of Barling, and George C. Cockrell, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.

George C. Cockrell of Jerseyville were married Thursday evening, January 3 nt. Van Buren, be- fore District Judge Carl Whitmore. Mrs. Jeanne Richardson of Fort Smith, wns attendant for Miss Schoen and Frank McAlplne of Alexandria, was best man for Sgt.

Cockrell. The bride wore a costume of orchid ribbon taffeta with a velvet hat of matching shade, cessorles of black, and a corsage composed of white roses. Sgt. and Mrs. Cockrell spent a few days in Fort Smith following their marriage and then left for a motor trip south.

They will visit with rleative's of the groom in Dallas, and will visit other points of interest in the south before returning to Fort Smith where they have an apartment at 1905 South street, Miss Schoen was graduated from St. Anne's Academy, Fort Smilh, in 1951, and was employed by the Schoen Brothers cleaning establishment in Barling, until she resigned recently to complete plans for her marriage. Sgt. Cockrell is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cockrell of 'Jerseyville. He attended Jersey Township High School and has bten attached to the U. S. Army since 1942. He was stationed in Germany for seven years and his return to the states in February, 1951, was assigned to Camp Chnffee, Ark.

Travel Club to Meet At Jacoby Home Travel Club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of "Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jacoby, 619 East Twelfth street, with Mrs.

Jacoby and Mrs. C. C. Hanha as hostesses. "History of Hymns" will be presented by Frank D.

Finlay, and Mr. Finlay will be assisted by, Miss Pauline Schroeder, pianist. Bunker Hill Couple JCjWged to Wed Mr. and Ernest Hln- thorne of Bunker Hill are announcing the engagement of their daughter, JoAnn, to Pfc. WUJJam Harper, stationed at Air Force Base in Mis- is attending School, Bunker MlM Gloria Ncubnuer Honored nt Shower Miss Qlorla Neubauer was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs.

W. Q. Suessen In Bethalto. Gifts for Miss Neubauer, who will become the bride of Eugene Sunday, were arranged beneath a pink and green decorated umbrella. Games were played during the evening and those receiving awards were Mrs.

Clarence Hall, Miss Rut.h Noubauer, Mrs. George Sueasen, Miss Darlene Suessen, and Miss Ruth Homm. Mrs. Suessen, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Bernard Hufker, served refreshments at a late hour.

8 50n 0( ol Bunker MISS ALICE HERRING Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Herring, 1097 Second street, Highland Park, former residents of Alton, have recently announced the engagement of (heir daughter, Miss Alice Herring, to Lawrence Enslrom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold A. En- slroiji 342 Ashlnnd avenue, Hlghwooil. Miss Herring and Mr. En- slrom are graduates of Highland Park High School. No date has been set for Ihe wedding of the young couple.

Former Cottage Hills Resident Weds Miss Joan Youngblood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Youngblood of Hawthorne, former residents of Cottage Hills, and Harley Harmon were married Sunday, December 23, in the home of the bride's parents.

The Rev. O. Sanders of the Calvary Baptist Church, Hawthorne, officiated. Lee Maslerman and Miss Claudina Woody served as attendants. The bride was dressed In blue silk and wore a white orchid corsage.

Her attendant wore a gold silk dress and a corsage of yellow rosebuds. A reception followed the ceremony with more than 50 guests atlending. Mrs. Roy Blackwell, Mrs. Ronald Hamman, and Mrs.

Benlese Nolan, presided at the refreshment table. The bride graduated In 1951 from Leuzlnger High School. The bridegroom, whose home is in Columbus, is stationed with the, navy In San Diego, and Is attached to the deslroyer, the S. S. Floyd B.

Parks. The couple have delayed a wedding trip until the bridegroom Is separated from the navy in February. Engagement of Principle Student Announced The engagement of Miss Bonnie Dhu Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick D.

Clark of Wllmette, 111., to J. Douglas Ptnkham, was announced at an open house.New Year's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark. The prospective bride Is a senior student at The Princlpla College nt Elsah, and she and her brother, Cole Clark, a freshman at the college have resumed their studies.

Mr. Pinkham, son of Mrs. Bernard O. Pinkham and the late Mr. Pinkham of Wlnnetka, graduated from The Princlpla last spring and is continuing his studies towards a master's degree in geology at Oberlin College in Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark entertained with a Christmas dinner at Michigan Shores Club, Wll- mette, to announce the engagement of their daughter to members of the family, and on Sun- day the family had a dinner at Sunset Ridge Country Club, Wilmette. Christening at St. Church Mar jorie Louise Bruns, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bruns of 797 Park drive, was christened by the Rev. John Crossen at 1 o'clock Sunday in St. Patrick's Church. Sponsors for Marjorle Louise, born December 6, were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Le Claire of Alton. Dinner at the Bruns home followed the christening, and in addition to the sponsors there were present Donald Sullivan of Edwardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bruns.

Irving Club At West Junior Hlgb Mothers Club of Irving school will meet at West Junior High School Thursday at 11:30 o'clock. After luncheon, to be served itu the cafeteria, the women will tour the new high school building, and afterwards will have a business session. Club members planning to attend are asked to contact Mrs. Richard L. McCorwlck, 313 Bluff street.

MISS HOLLAND Mr. nnd Mrs. LeRoy Holland ol 2217 Virginia avenue, are announcing the engagement nnd approaching mnrrtnge of their daughter, Verln, to Harvey Schroeder, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alvln Sehrocder of Brighton.

The couple plan March wedding. Miss Holland Is a graduate of Alton High School, class of 1950, and is employed in the office of Alton Boxbqard Company. Miss Holland Is member of Alton Assembly, No. 8, Order of Rainbow for Girls. Mr.

Schroeder, graduate of Brighton High School, is engaged In farming with his father new Brighton. MISS nOTTIE HOFFMAN The engagement, of Miss Dottie Hoffman to Joseph Shep- ynrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sheppnrd, 215 Jennings nvenue, Wood River, is being announced" by parents of Miss Hoffman, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmor Nolle, 3219 Belle street. An early spring wedding is planned by the couple. Miss Hoffman was graduated from Alton High School, and is employed by Garland's, in St. Louis.

Mr. Sheppnrd graduated from Enst Alton-Wood River High School and Is employed by the Missouri Dredging in the pipelines division. Wilnoii-lludgens Kchenrsnl Pnrty Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Wicken- hauscr of 36 Marietta place, entertained with rehenrsnl party Saturday night, honoring Mrs.

Wlckenhauser's daughter, Miss Rosemary Hudgens, nnd her fiance, Johnny Wilson, whose marriage will take place Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, In Upper Alton Baptist Church. A buffet supper was served from an attractively decorated table. The Rev. LaRue Jensen will officiate nt the nuptials, and Wie bride will be given in marriage by her uncle, William J. Petri of Godfrey.

After the wedding a reception will take place nt Mineral Springs Hotel. Miss Hudgens will be attended by Mrs. Donald Davis ns matron of honor and by Miss Shirley Rands and Mrs. William Hulsh, bridesmaids. Michael Dooley, brother of the groom, will be ring-hearer, nnd Peggy, daughter of the Rev.

nnd Mrs. James V. Kofahl, will be flower girl. Wesley Gene Christy will be besl man, and Joseph Wilson and Wilson will be groomsmen for their brother. Donald Davis, Donald Homey, Robert Boyles, and Ted Bertier will be ushers.

Murk Scott Wegman Christened Sunday Mark Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wegman of Rosewood Heights, was christened during Sunday morning services at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Wood River, by the Rev.

Norman L. Wolff. Miss Dolores Ciaytor of Ml. Olive, sister of Mrs. Wegman.

and Robert Wegman of Wood River, were sponsors for the infant. Mark Scott svore the baptismal dress that had been worn 69 years ago by his maternal great grandmother. Mrs. George Homm of 821 Acton avenue, Wood River. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald E. Wegman entertained with a dinner Sunday following the christening and present were the Rev. and Mrs. Wolff, Miss Ciaytor, Mrs.

Amelia Ciaytor and Larry Ciaytor, sister, mother and brother of Mrs. Wegman, of Mt. Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Echols, Robert Wegman, Mr.

and Mrs. George Homm, maternal great grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbauncey Wegmen, paternal grandparents of Scott, ftlliW-Watfton In Brighton Saturday Alvln E. RHey and Miss AHfl Faye Watson were married In a candlelight ceremony at St.

John's Evangelical Reformed Churoh, Brighton, at 8 o'clock Saturday evening. The Rev. A. L. Schleler officiated at the double ring ceremony.

The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Watson of Brighton, was given In marriage by her father 1 Her attendants were her sister, Mrs. Kenneth E. Maxeiner, matron of honor, and Mrs, Albert Cannon and Miss Emma Rlley of Alton, sisters of the bridegroom, bridesmaids.

Little McAfee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McAfee, was flower girl, and Gary Watson, a nephew of the bride, was rlngbearer. Can- dlcllghtcrs were Carolyn Watson, niece of the bride, Carlene Bock, cousin of the groom, Donnie Watson and Ronald Dwyer of Medora, nephews of the bride. Mr.

Rlley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rlley, 2831 Sanford nvenue, was attended by his brother, Dnrrell Rlley as best man. Paul Watson, brother of the bride, nnd Kenneth MnxPiner, hrother-ln-lnw of Ihe bride, were groomsmen. James Wnlson, nephew of the bride, nnd Miss Sharon Marshall of Jersey vi lie, niece of the bride, served ns ushers.

Thn sanctuary of the church wns decorated with white chrysanthemums nnd gladioli in baskets, backed with pnlms and ferns, nrrnnged with tapers in tnll cnndelabrn. Lighted tnpers marked every other pew of the center aisle. Mrs. Keith Wilton, organist, played prelude of nuptial music nnd accompanied Mrs. Henry Kruse who sang "Al- wnys," "I Love You Truly" and "Because." She also played for the processional nnd recessional.

Selections included by Mrs. Wilton In the prelude were "At Dawning," "Oh Promise Me" nnd "Liebestraum." The bride's gown of chantllly lace over white satin wns fashioned with a fitted bodice, finished with mandarin collar nnd long button trimmed slorves, pointed over the hnnds, nnd full skirt terminating in a long train. A finger tip veil of illusion was held In place by a tiara of seed pearls, nnd Miss Wntson carried nn Alvarinn bouquet of roses, and her jewelry was a pearl necklace and earrings to match. The bride's attendants wore Madonna blue, sequin trimmed tulle frocks, fashioned over taffeta with strapless bodices. Matching stoles and headdresses completed the costumes.

They wore rhlnestone necklaces, gifts from the bride, and carried bouquets of candy striped carnations, identical to the bride's, with streamers to match their gowns. The little flower girl wore a Rosyn made similar to the bridesmaids' and carried basket of carnations. Wedding guests were received Immediately following the ceremony in the social room of the church. A three-tier wedding cake centered the bride's table and the gift tables were dec- ornled with blue and white streamers. Miss Jerry Hoeferlin of St.

Louis wns in charge of the guest book, and Miss Ella Mne Schmidt was nt the gift table. Mr. nnd Mrs. Riley have left on wedding trip. For trnvel- InR the bride wore a cardinal red suit, with brown accessories, and rose corsage.

They will be nt home nfler January 14 at 802 Lnngdon slreet. Mrs. Rilej is graduate of Brighton High School nnd Is employed at the Army Finance Center, St. Louis. Mr.

Rlley, a graduate of Alton High School, is employed at Western Cartridge Company. Among out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. nnd Mrs, Courtney Tucker and daughter, George Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Long of Jer- seyvllle; Mr. and Mrs.

Laverne Wntson, Kane; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Funkhouser, California; Mr. nnd Mrs. T.

E. Ritey, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Rlley, Alton; Eugene Bock, Forest Homes; Mr. and Mrs.

Rufus Banners, Shipman; Mrs. Howard Dwyer and family, Medora, and Miss Virginia Anderson, St. Loiiis. Sorority Meeting Postponed to January 15 Delta Thela Tnu sorority has postponed a meeting from tonight until Tuesday evening, January 15. 'Even Rehearsal Must Go On 9 Motto of Injured Conductor Births Occasionally grimacing with the two Personal Notes Mrs.

Louise Miller has returned marriage Miss Tan Winkler, are to her home In Huntington Park, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Irby after spending the past Wlnkler. three months at the Sehuette Mr. and Mrs.

Velmer Jackson home, 713 Linden place, Mrs. have departed for Sarasota, Fla. Miller came to Alton to'attend Miss Patty Moran of 407 East Mr. and Mrs. Mllford Bennett of Steindel nevertheless was deter- her' brother, the late Chris Twelfth street left today to re- Medora are parents of a son.

The mined that even preparation for Sehuette. sume her studies at Villa Du- baby was born at 1:44 p. m. Mon- the show would go on. Pfc.

Robert Clayton, son of chesne, St. Louis county. Miss day In St. Joseph's Hospital, weigh- When It came time for the Alton Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Clayton, Moran will graduate In June. seven pounds and 12 ounces. civic Orchestra to resume rehears- Quincy court, has left for Camp Paul Fluck, son of Mr. and Mrs. a) after Christmas holidays at Lejeune, N.

C. Pfc. Clayton re- John Fluck, 530 Alby street, Is Announcement has been made the Church of the Redeemer (Con- turned early in December from at Camp Custer in Michigan. Fluck by Mr. and Mrs.

William Edwards gregatlonal) Monday night he was overseas where he had been sta- enlisted in the Infantry January of 2 7 30 Hlllcrest avenue of the continued on the pod- tloned In Japan and Korea for 3 and left Monday evening for ml tn 0 a sev en pound and one lum for the whole evening, the past 16 months with the First Camp Custer. ounce son. The baby was born steindel, 'cellist and personnel Marine Division, Armored Ampin- Donnld J. Hicks and Robert U. nt 2: 04 p.

m. Monday In St. Jos- rec for the St. Louis Sym- blan Battalion. Clayton spent his Hicks of the United Slates Navy eph Hospital, phony, was injured leaving Kiel 30-day furlough with his parenls.

have departed after a visit with auditorium after Saturday night's Sgl. and Mrs. John Northgraves their mother, Mrs. Lucretln Hicks, Mr and Mrs Joc cLemore of concert. have returned to Blloxl, of 1712 Main street.

Donnld J. 709 Market slreet bave announced ne ouls to catch after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Hicks enlisted In the United States he of second chlld and nflfl ne oulslae Northgraves 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Air Force in October, and had son The baby we gb ng Homer Ciller, 1200 Wlllnrd street, his basic training at Wichita Falls, seven pounc and 12 ounces, was Sgl.

Norlhgraves is a radar In- Tex. He Is at. Cheyenne, born flt today in Sl slruclor nt. Keesler Air Base. attending a school for supply Joseph Hospital.

Their olher Roby Akin, young daughler of lechniclans. Robert U. Hicks, who ch a Mfte Bonitai la 14 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Akin of 410 wns recalled to service In April, months Bellevlew avenue, returned home left Sunday for Norfolk, Va.

Don- Monday from Alton Memorial Hos- aid and Robert. U. Hicks were em- pitnl where she had been a patient ployed in the offjce of for several days for States Navy, leaves Friday for San World War 2. SS ns 52? "SA STiX daughler, weighing eight and one ounce, was born p. m.

Monday in St. Jos- Then he remem- Inside Intended him. He started it then he one of the porting the canopy leading from the entrance to the hall. He wenl lo a physician and got Mr nd Mrs. Kochan have an- We D.

Christy, 1408 Spnuld- ville (III.) Church. flnd Mrg ght nd ithe bow ing avenue. Yeoman Christy, in The "Signallor 'becomes of Bunker Hill are announcing the an of course he holds the baton service for the past three years, Fcbri ary o. The Rev- JJ.f^^lrlh of son, weighing eight Ms right hand. But he still iHsHHsr a was bealTovT thfheTTnd en pl to vis Che Sherry- Lee Is the name selected by Mr.

and Mr, Stanley Geabes robbed by a footpad he walked vs Petty Officer K.K. Kitson, and Air Force Base, Riverside, of Route 2, Godfrey, for a daugh- home from his bus late at night Mrs Kit on, at Westover Field, after spending the holidays with ter, their first child. The baby after a Municipal Opera perfor- Chicopef Mass and Ben- relatives and friends. The 'family was born at 3:06 a. m.

today in mance. The year before that, he jam Lent, and Mrs nt formerly resided in Alton Memorial Hospital, weigh- sprained h.s ankle al.ght.ng from Holyoke, Mnss. Mrs. Kitson, the Cnpt. Deist recently returned from ing seven pounds and 12 ounces, a bus on his way into Kiel Au- "orme Miss Nancy Winkler and Lakenheath Air Force Base in Mrs.

Geabes Is the former Miss ditn Ne Mrs. who wns before her 90 days of tempo- Marce.ia rupted 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown of Mr. and Mrs.

James Stone of orchestra sealed on a stool after 2301 Salu street had as dinner 1105 East Fourth street are par- the ankle twisting incident. senior guests Monday their nephew, Rob- ents of a son, whom they have ine orchestras next concert, Sororitv to Meet With Miss Meyer Lambda Alpha XI, chapter, Beta Gamma Upsilon ert Eugene Carlton, of the United named Johnny Edward. The baby, at East Junior High Aud torium, sorority, will meet with Miss States Navy, nnd Miss Patsy Lorch their first child, was born at is Feb. 25. Last night the or- Patricla Meyer, 1512 Highland of Dow.

Carlton is leaving Wed- 2:59 p. m. Monday in Alton Me- chestra began rehearsal of Prok- avenuc, at 8 o'clock Wednes- nesday for Jacksonville, Fla. 1 morial Hospital, weighing seven ofieff Peter and the Wolf and day evening for a regular business meeting. Plans will be discussed for a card party to be sponsored by the chapter.

I'ust Noble Grands Meeting Friday Haydn's Symphony No. 7. Church Notes where he is stationed after a 14- pounds. dny leave spent with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Robert L. Carlton. Pvt. Robert Tanner, U. S.

Ma- Miss Cnrlee Chester, daughter tine Corps, and Mrs. Tanner of of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Dennis Ches- 410 Lincoln avenue, Jerseyville, wee service will be held In ter, 1522 Henry street, has re- are parents of their second child, the Twe fth street Presbyterian sumed studies at Bradley Unlver- a daughter, whom they have church Wednes day evening at sity, Peoria, where she is a senior.

named Roberta The 7 30 Following this ge rvic the Past Noble Grands will meet Miss Chester spent the holidays baby was born at 6:05 a. m. today sess on mee t. at 12:30 Friday at the Odd Fellows Hall on Broadway and luncheon will be served. Officers will be installed and members initiated.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Al Fredrich, Mrs. E. Fischer, Mrs. William B.

Hagerman, and Mrs. W. E. Hedger. in Alton with her parents.

in Alton Memorial Hospital, weigh- Mrs. Esther Lorene Lowery, wife ing eight pounds, nine ounces. of Reuben Lowery of 1117 West Ninth street, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital for medical treatment. Mrs.

Lowery entered the hospital Sunday. Lodges Ladies of the Grand Army, Cir- 1 montniy meeii Sorority Uiiicers Thursda night Installed at Tea Fidelis class of the First Presbyterian Church, will omit a monthly meeting scheduled for Young Woman's Cluh Lariies of the Grand ArmVt ur Beverly Goltz was installed Meeting Wednesday 126 will meet in t)ie dd r( ir pnt of A i Dha Lambda Alton Young Women's Cluh Fellows Hall on East Broadway. of Sigma Alpha sTgma will meet nt Wednesday at i oc Tuesday, January 15 jtv nr afternoon durinz 0 1 8t ma elecU iCerS LU Che0n -n Ihe MeiboTn! Hos Ls'win a Herb Ja Uary e1 Miner, chairman, and Mr, Ear, Two J-s cha pt Miller, Mrs. John Norris, Mrs. Merle Pearce, Mrs.

Joseph Peirick, and Mrs. Waller Reis. Shrine Auxiliary Dinner Wednesday ftight Women interested in making De ta cancer Bandages will meet at the jn ft cere mony Sunday me an -lu' along with the Alton chapter. Miss 3341. Belle slreet, Thursday.

The Dor( tn Swelglaoni province spon- making of the bandages is being 6 sponsored by Order of Eastern from Auxiliary to Alton Shrine A i ton chapter, of which Mrs. Club will meet Wednesday eve- chapter wno ning at the Cibara Club. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6 o'clock, and husbands of auxiliary members will be guests. Couple Observes 25th Wedding Anniversary Ellis is worthy matron. Sutton, Alpha Lambda jffice were Miss vice president; in the D.

of U. V. Home on State Marguerite Camp, 500, Royal Neighbors of America, will have Wlln a oberuts hg captain, and Miss Betty Erthal, sergeant-al-arms. Tea was serv from a ca dle table following the mduc- Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn L. Metz- a business session tonight at Odd tion and Miss Roberta Inman, pro- ger, 3705 Western nvenue, quietly observed the twenty- fifth anniversary of their wedding today. They were married before the Rev. Mr. Goodman of Epworth Methodist Church, Mt.

Vernon, III. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger are parents of three sons, Don, Morris and Norman, and of a daughter, Lois. Mr.

Metzger, a former resident of Alma, is employed as a lineman by Illinois Bell Telephone Company. Mrs. Metzger is the former Miss Thelma Byford of Mt. Vernon. Fellows' Hall on East Broadway.

vince president, poured. Red roses were the table centerpiece and the For a teen-age party serve ham- sorority colors, red and white, were burgers an buns and cole slaw; carried out in colors of the add salted peanuts to the slaw, candles. 4 Here's How to Rate with Your Date Give Her FLOWERS PMOMC 2-2211 5Nt Memorial Alumni Meeting January meeting of Alton Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the home of Mrs. Alton Burress, 804 Maurice street. Hostesses will be Mrs.

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