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iff PAGE SIX 4LTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SEPTEMBER 22, Society. GLOBS WEDDIHOB TEAS DANOM filiiumiimmiiiiiiiiiiiimiiigiiniciiiiimiiiiimmiimiiiiiiiii niimiMiiiiH Dams-Shcwmalter Wedding Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Shewmaker of 3549 Aberdeen avenue are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Louise, to Howard J. Dams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dams of Chesterfield, 111. The wedding took place in the home of the Rev.

Ct C. Ellis, pastor of the Kingshighway Baptist Church, St. Charles, Saturday evening. The double ring ceremony was pprformed by the Rev. Ellis, and (he attendants were C.

H. Sheldon, best man, Francis Rainey, groomsman, Mrs. Rainey, matron of honor, and Mrs. Sheldon, bridesmaid. The bride wore a street dress of teal blue velvet, fashioned along princess lines and made with a sweetheart neckline, accessories Of antique brown, and nh orchid corsage.

Her only jewelry was a diamond-set lavaliere worn by her mother on her wedding day. Mrs. Rainey wore a powder blue frock and navy accessories, and Sheldon was attired In a navy blue dress and wore match- Ing accessories. Their flowers were gardenias, arranged in cor- cages. A reception held Sunday afternoon at the 'home of the parents and was followed by a dinner, served at 6 o'clock, The.

house was decorated with various kinds of flowers, and the dinner table was ornamented with a threertler Wedding cake; Sopped with a miniature bride and groom and flanked with white daisies and chrysanthemums in low bowls. Mr. Dams, who Is with a construction. firm at Shell Oil Company, and bride are residing temporarily with Mrs. Dams' parents.

Until recently the bride was with Western Cartridge Company. Mlinn Beta Sorority to Meet Members of the Lambda chapter of the Beta Gamma Upsilon sorority will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock In the home of Miss Beverly Jameson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jameson of 1127 Brown street.

Fashion Show at Monttcctflo Plans are going forward for a fashion show and tea to take place at Monticello College, under the auspices of the Alton Monticello Alumnae, Tuesday, Oct: 14. Mrs. Gordon Miles HUdebrand, Mrs. Thomas R. Akin, and Mrs.

Spencer T. Olin are members of the general committee on arrangements. Mrs. James Duncan Is chairman of the ticket committee, and Mrs. George Duncan, Mrs.

William Munger and Mrs. Lewis M. Carr are in charge of the tea. Steak Fry for Sorority Delta Theta Tau sorority will Rainbow Meeting Tonight Stated meeting of Alton Assembly, No. '8, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock at Franklin Masonic Officers will have a meeting at 7:15 o'clock.

Altonlans Attend Means Reunion. Thirty-five members of the Means from Alton attended the annual reunion of" the family Sunday at Nichols Park in Jack" sonville. Miss Dorothy Means of Alton was re-elected secretary- treasurer of the group and Russell Means of Peoria, president A picnic dinner was erved at noon to the 86 members of the family gathered from Jacksonville, Peoria, Alton and Qulncy. To Entertain Cluli Mrs, Kell Bowman avenue, will entertain members of the E. Clover Leaf Club Wednesday, served.

Luncheon will On Reception Committee Miss Margaret Ann Conley, daughter of Mrs, Charles Conley of 1004 State street, with Miss Ethel Hennerichs, will serve on the reception committee for the second annual horse show of the Academy of the Visitation, St. Loui.s, at the Arena Oct. 25. Missouri Stables' Dance for. Miss Goddard Miss Mary Kathryn Hinton entertained at an Informal dance Saturday evening at the Canteen of the Western Military Academy" in honor of Miss Peggy Goddard, who will leave within a week for Panama, where she will make her home.

Fifteen Western cadets and girls enjoyed dancing in the lounge, which was decorated with flowers and balloons. At the inter- refreshments were served. Miss Hinton was assisted in receiving her guests by her mother, Mrs. W. M.

Hinton, Mrs. Newell Williams and Mrs. F. N. Henderson.

I'rlsellla King a Miss Priscllln King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gussie King of 1813 Clawson street, was among the eight young girls formally pledged to the Zeta Beta Psi sorority Friday evening at a chapter meeting in the home of the president, Miss Olga Netzhammer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Netzhammer of Fairmount.

Miss King's name was omitted from the list which appeared In I lie Telegraph Saturday evening. Keiuiey-Mnlonoy Wedding Announcement Is being made of the marriage of Miss Teresa loney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Malonny of Wood River, and Thomas Kenney, son of Mrs. Alma Kenney of Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney were mar: rled this morning at 6 o'clock In St.

Bernard's Church In Wood River, and departed immediately 1 afterwards for Chicago. Upon their I return they will reside on ford avenue. J' Their attendants were Miss Cath- ci'ine Maloney and Donald Kenney. I Maloy to HOIK! Cotorl' I Mrs. Mark Maley of 6058 minster place, St.

Louis, was elect! ed president of Alton Coterie last I Friday, in meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dana Eastman, 410 Bluff street, Mri, Roberts was named vice-president. Mm, Williamson Is sec- rotary; Mrs, Earl Hair, treasurer, have a steak fry Tuesday night at 6 o'clock, in Rock Spring Park.

Hostesses will be the Misses Catherine Morrison, Catherine Handler and Fern Edwards. Card Party at St. Patrick's St. Patrick's Mothers' Club will have a card party at St. Patrick's Hall, at 2 o'clock Tuesday.

Hostesses will be Mrs, Glennon Schaeffer Mrs. Roy Deem. Crlvello-CoonU Wedding Miss Grace Coontz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Coontz of 913 Milnor street, beaanie the bride of Francis F. Crivello, son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Crivello of 1000 Alby street, this morning at 7 o'clock in the Old The Rev. Father John Colavec- chlo performed the ceremony and read 'the nuptial mass which followed.

Preceding the marriage, Mrs. Peter E. Whalen played Schubert's "Ave Maria." Mrs. Whalen played as the bridal party entered the church and during mass. Palms and ferns decorated the sanctuary of the church and gladioli placed on the altar.

The bride, who walked with her father, wore a gown of blush tone satin, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, three-quarter length sleeves, shirred at the side, a fitted bodice, gathered at the hip-line, and a full skirt endlng.in a long train. Her finger-tip veil of blush Illusion fell from a Coronet of orange'blossoms. She wore pearls, a gift of the bridegroom, and carried a prayer book, from which were suspended two white orchids. Preceding the bride to the altar was Miss Rita Pennell, the maid of honor, In a govwv with a bodice of sapphire blue velvet and ja skirt of light blue taffeta. Miss" Pennell carried an arm bouquet of Briarcliff roses and white pom'pons and wore pearls, a gift of bride.

George Crivello, twin-ibrother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Bernard Jun and Thomas Magulre were ushers. Mrs. Coontz, mother of the bride, was attired in brown with green accessories, and wore a shoulder corsage of gladioli. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.

Crivello, wpre a blue dress, with match- Ing accessories, and a corsage of gladioli. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast were held at the home of the bride. A large wedding cake was used as the, center-piece on the breakfast table and arrangements of flowers decorated the dining Room. Mr. and Mrs.

Crivello departed later in the day for a week's wedding trip to Chicago and points in Michigan. Mrs. Crivello's travel- ling costume with a dress of black and gray wool, a hat of Kelly green and other accessories of green and black. The couple will reside at the home of the bridegroom's parents, at 1000 Alby street. The bride graduated from Alton High School and was at Young's store.

She is an active member of the Phi Tau Omega sorority. Mr. Crivello, a graduate of Marquette High School, Is an employe of Union Electric Company. He recently took a flying course at Wadlow Field. Kroiner Family Reunion Twenty-six guests attended a reunion of the Kremer family at the Kremer farm on the Alton-Jersey- vllle road Sunday.

Among the guests svero Mrs. Emily Reynolds of Kansas City, Mr, and Mrs. Walter W. Waggoner, Mr. and, Mrs, R.

Darling nnd Miss Virginia Waggoner of Virginia, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Pine and family of Bunker Hill, James Dqnnls Drogen of Harrisburg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kremer, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kremer nnd family, Mr. and Mrs, sister, Mrs. John Ztmmer, served refreshments. A birthday cake was ths center-piece of the table, and soldiers, favors, marked the small guests' places.

Mrs. CtarK Surprised Mrs. Frank Clark of 2610 Powhatan street was surprised Saturday night, members of her family planning a party. The social event was in observance of Mrs. Clark's birthday, and the surprised hostess was showered with gifts, Bunco was played, and prizes awarded to Mrs.

Jack Winters, Mrs. Clinton Clark, Frank Clark, and Jack Clark. Supper was served at a late hour by Mrs. Jack Winters and Mrs. Glen Clark.

Covers were arranged for 16 guests, and the table appointments were in pink and white. The center-piece of the table was a birthday Mrs, Clark was showered with anniversary gifts. Alpha XI Chapter to Meet Members of Alpha' Xi chapter of the Beta Gamma Upsilon sorority will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in Mineral Springs Hotel. College Dance at Monticello College classes at Monticello College held their first dance of the year Saturday evenlngin the school's entertainment. About 150 couples attended the event.

Preparatory school students were entertained with a picnic on the back campus. Party for Auburn, Couple Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Auburn, guests'vof Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Lindiey, were honored-at a basket picnic given Sunday at the Lindiey cottage, near Fosterburg. Badminton and other social diversions were enjoyed. Mrs. Bauman will be guest of honor at a luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mr.

and Robert Streakier in St. Louis. Staten-Laymon Wedding Jerry L. Staten and Mrs. Ida B.

Whisant Payne Layman' were married in St. Charles, and the ceremony, performed by the Rev. Dr. Harmon, a Presbyterian was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs, Carl Ferguson of Hillcrest avenue.

Mrs. Layman and Mrs. Ferguson were attired in costumes of blue, and wore 'pink rosebuds. A wedding receptjpn was- held Saturday night at the couple's residence at 615 Lampert street. Slaten is with, the Alton Boxboard Company.

1 His bride, a former resident of Poppenish, has been making her' home for two years with a niece, Mrs. Harvey Neudecker, of Poplar Heights Hostess House. Outing at Club (grounds Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lowery of the Stratford Hotel entertained a party of friends snd relatives -from Galatia, III, and Mr.

and Mrs. Haldon Read of East Alton at the Onized club grounds Sunday. A fish and bacon fry was a feature of the day's outing. A Murphy-RHey Announcement Announcement' has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Riley, daughter of Mrs. Frank A.

Riley, 5859 De Giveryille avenue, St. Louis, to Charles Daniel Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Murphy, 7117 Northmoor drive, University City, Mo.

The wedding will take place at St. Roch's Church, Oct. 18. The marriage of Mr. Murphy's sister, Miss Alice Murphy, to Donald D.

Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Wayne of 3923 Chippewa street, St. Louis, occurred Sept.

10. Leaving the Altat The former Pauline Ash and Arthur Fsige leaving the First Christian Church after their wedding Saturday. Following them are their attendants, William James Mawhinney of St, Joseph, and Miss Eleanor Welhart. Staff photo. Hume, Miss Margaret Gotschal and Mrs.

Leonard Laclendorff. Mrs. Diwoky made colored movies of party. Shirley Joan, who 'wore a red white and blue pinafore at the party, received anniversary gifts from guests and ol congratulations from relatives and friends in Texas. Wedding at Fosterburg Zion Presbyterian Church at and E.

Wllske, program chairman. Annunl election of officers occurred last May but'recently Ralph who president, to and Mrs, Edward 5 P. I departed for to make her 'heme. The Coterie's will Friday, pot; 3, with a'luneheoif of Mr, and Bern Kremer and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs John Kremer and.

Mrs. Kate Kles of Alton. P. N. O.

Benefit Past Noblo Grands Club sviil give a benefit party Tucsdny noon, Oct. 7, at the homo of Mrs. Gilbert Swain, 1302 Mnin street. Honored on Illrlluluy Mr. nnd' Mrs.

Norman Thaxton of 620 Eighth street gave a party Saturday, entertaining 10 hoys In, honor of their son, David Lee Thaxtoiir on tho occasion ol sixth birthday. The children. Hoi)- The Murphy family is well- known in Alton. "Flags and Flower" Party Mr. and Mrs.

Porter L. Robley of 917 McKinley boulevard entertained with "flags and flower" party Saturday, honoring their daughter, Shirley Joan, on the occasion of her seventh birthday. The living room was decorated with two American flags and red and white flowers, and the refreshment table in the living room vvas ornamented with a cake, in the shape of seven, iced in red, white and blue and decorated with candles and the initials: J. The table was also ornamented with a large blue musical vase, filled with red and white roses, which' played "Happy Birthday," At each guest's play was a candied favor, topped with a flag, and a red, white and blue napkin. The flags and napkins were secured in Texas, where the Robley famr lly recently visited.

Refreshments were In the form of small individual cakes iced in red, white and blue and decorated with J. and ice cream in the colors of the American flag. Miss Leota Dennis directed the playing of games, and prizes were awarded to Peggy Jeanne War- dcln, Barbara McGulggan, Carol Sue Abraham, Jane Hair, Carol Schaefer nnd Shirley Joan. Thirty-two small girls, Including classmates of Shirley Joan, a second grade pupil at Rufus Easton school, attended the gathering. Miss Elsie Layman, Shirley Joan's teacher, was a guest in addition to the children.

Mrs. Robley was assisted In the dining room by Mrs. F. Dlwoky, Miss Marlon Allen, Miss Gertrude Fosterburg was the setting of a pretty wedding Sunday -afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss' Clara Mae Sauerwein, daughter of' Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Sauerwein, became the bride of Homer J. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Av Meyer of Prairietown. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev.

John Roos, pastor of the Fosterburg church before a large gathering of relatives and 'friends. As the guests were assembling Mrs. Edgar Feilbach of -Brighton played program of bridal music and also played the wedding marches. The bride entered the church with her father who gave her in marriage and was preceded by her bridesmaid, Miss La Verne Gabriel of Woodburn. They were met at the altar by Mr.

Meyer and his best man, Wilbur Knecht of Prairietown. James Hosto of 'Moro and Melvln Schwab of Edwards- vllle were the ushers. Miss a gown of white bridal satin, made with long sleeves and a square neckline trimmed with lace from her mother's wedding gown. The full skirt formed a graceful train. Her tulle veil, arranged with halo effect, was held in place with pearls nad orange blossoms.

She carried white chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid was attired In a pale blue net frock made 'with short puffed sleeves and a', full bodice. The long full appliqued with'blue and pink Velvet flowers. She wore a pearl necklace and bracelet and carried pink roses. Mrs.

Sauerwein, mother of the bride wore a dress of navy alpaca with navy accessories and a corsage of gardenias, Mrs. Meyer Was attired in a tan frock and wore black accessories -and a corsage of gardenias. A wedding supper was served at the home of the bride's parents at 7 o'clock. A three-tier wedding cake ornamented the bride's table. Mr.

Meyer is a well-known farmer in the 'Prairietown neighborhood. His bride is a graduate of Alton High School and is pianist of the Fosterburg Presbyterian Church. They will reside on a farm near Prairietown. Beck-Green Wedding Private First, Class Herbert W. Beck, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry H. Beck of 1911 Main street, and Miss Evelyn Green, daughter of Mrs. William Fuchs of Jerseyville, were married Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock The wedding took place in Holmes Methodist Church, Huntsvllle, with the Rev. P.

J. Chitwood officiating. Miss Green was accompanied south by Mr, Beck's mother and grandmother, Mrs. Theresa Koehne of Alton, and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Logan Hickerson, and family, of Godfrey who attended the wedding, Private Beck Is stationed at Camp Forrest. TuiJahoma, Ala. His bride remained in the south but Mr. Beck's mother and the other guests at the wedding returned home after a short stay in Alabama. George Finch Rites at Graf tori GRAFTON, Sept.

22, Funeral rites for George Finch were held at the Methodist Church here at 2:30 p. Friday, with the Rev. Dale pastor, officiating. Mrs. Edwin Rayborn, Mrs.

Charles Overmeyer, Francis son and Fewest Duncan sang "We Are Going Down the Valley One by Orte;" "In the. Gal-den" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewherei" Pallbearers were Frank Bell; Burl Hill, Ralph Tompkins, Gus Slglock, Jasper Watson and Floyd Cope. Flower bearers were Mrs. Frank Ball, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs.

Ray Oxborn, Mrs. Burl Hill, Mrs. Alfred Talbert, Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, Mrs. Clayton Wallace, Mrs.

Martin Arnold, Miss Betty Gene Keller, Mrs. Floyd Cope, Mrs. Ralph Tompkins and Miss Frances Robeen. Burial was In the Legion cemetery. George Finch, 31, died Tuesday morning, Sept.

16, at St. Joseph's Hospital following injuries Incurred in an accident on Route 100 when an automobile collided with a horse, Sunday morning, Sept 14. Finch never regained consciousness. to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will have a special meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock for the purpose of electing a secretary. The meeting will be the home of Mrs.

C. C. Riggs, president, 1019 Wilkinson avenue. 4 PERSONAL Mrs. Margaret Hooley of Plainview spent a week with Mr.

am Mrs. Thaddeus Keene of Alton Mrs. Keene is a granddaughter of Mrs. Hooley. Mary McCloskey, 2, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. James D. McCloskey of 1520 Langdon street, was taken to St. Josephs Hospital Sunday for treatment of a cold. Mrs.

Alice Jenkins of 453 BlufI stret, her her sister, Miss Margaret Cremen are visiting relatives, Philadelphia, Pa. Edward Allen of is a patient in Stl Joseph's Hospital for minor 1 surgery. He entered the Hospital Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Mahoney, who formerly resided at 409 Bluff street, took possession today of their new home at Danforth and Lincoln streets. Helen Cope, wife of Clarence Cope of Godfrey, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital shortly after midnight Sunday possible surgery. Jess M.

Hutchinson, West End merchants' watchman, returned to duty Saturday evening after his annual vacation. With Mrs. Hutchinson he made a northern trip In course of which they visited In Chicago with Mrs. Hutchinsoh's brother-in-law and sister, and Mrs, Jack Rodenkirk. They also spent several days in Milwaukee, remaining there during the period of the national Legion convention.

Robert O'Connor of 2801 side avenue is receiving treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital for treatment of an injury to her finger. He was' admitted to the hospital at 1:45 a. today. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles- K. Graves of 3518 Aberdeen avenue, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Mungall and son, Robert, of Carrollton, left Saturday morning for Indiana. After leaving Robert at Angola, where lie is a junior at Tri-State College, Mr, and Mrs.

Graves and Mrs. Mungall went to Dunkirk where they spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Browne, formerly of Mjjtijf street in Alton-, Louis Kirchner, 69, of Fieldoh, Jersey County, was brought to St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday at 12:15 p. for observation and medical treatment. Mrs. La Rue Riecke and son, returned from a two weeks' stay in Colorado.

They accompanied Mrs. RIecks' father, Eugene Perdue, and brother, Loren Perdue, of Peklh, 111. Mrs. Nellie Reed, wife of Herbert Reed of 611 Alton street, is a patient Jn St. Joseph's Hospital where she was admitted.

Saturday night for possible surgery for re- let of appendicitis. Mariage licenses were issued in St. Charles, to John McCoy, Alton, and Madelyn Jennings, Bmlthboro, 111., John Cairns and luth Shelton, Jerseyville; Fred ellke, Jerseyvilje, and Martha 3aker, Kane; Frank Hdehn and Ruth Narup, Alton; Tommy Kirkman, Fieldon, and Euthelda Erbe rlssa. Bill Narup of 423 East Fourteenth street was moved to St Joseph's Hospital Saturday night for possible surgery for relief of appendicitis. Gene Crivello, son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Crivello of 1000 Alby street, spent 1 Sunday with relatives. Crivello, who enlisted in the air corps some time ago, is stationed at Jefferson Barracks.

Mrs. Dolores Hayes of 620 Belle street was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday night for medical treatment. Ensign and Mrs. Frank T.

Cantrill, who returned to Alton during the week-end after a short wedding trip in the Smoky Mountains, departed this morning for Tiburon, where- Ensign Cantrill will enter Naval Net School. Can trill, took place Sunday, Sept. 14 the former Miss. Jane Allen, daughter; of, Mr. and.

Mrs. WilUam of Marissa. Marriage license was issued in Clayton, to Lester J. Beutel and Bessie Wallace of Edwards- vine. Mrs.

Lillian Sauls of 1012 East Fourth street entered St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday at 9:45 p. for medical treatment. William Redd, of Mr. and Mrs.

William Redd of 214 Central avenue, Roxana, is a patient in St Joseph's Hospital. He entered the hospital Saturday night for possible surgery for relief of appen dicitis. Mrs. Margaret Leeson of Alton remains in a Critical condition at a Bloomlngton, hospital where she has been a patient over a long period. Chester Pruitt of Bunker Hill is a patient in St.

Joseph's Hospital for medical treatment. He was brought to the hospital Suhj, day morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Hickerson, Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Hickerson and Percy Hickerson left Sunday for Hardinsburg, to attend the funeral of their brother, James Owen Hickerson: Mrs. Lorinda Freezeland, wife of Chalmer Freezeland of Roxana, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital Sunday for medical Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Warnlcll of; Tenth street had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. Warnick's father, Francis Dunanent; sisters, Mrs. Hattle Babcock of East St Louis and Mrs. Millie Lilly, and Mrs. Lilly's son, Morris Lilly, and daughter, Mrs.

Mary Whitney, of Caruthersville, Harry Motto of East St. Louis, and Mr. and.Mrs. Earl Wallace and children, Kathleen and Jimmy, of Vernon Baker of Murrayvllle lias entered St. Joseph's 'Hospital for observation and treatment.

He prt Taylor, Bobby StrebeJ, Dicky Hickerson, Henry 'Emei'lck, Robert Cress and Sylw vJJayjd Lei in, fv. Jackie onnio" Jclmrd Billy pre- ts, Jncklo prizes, by lior ftnrl. nnd IZETT School of Dancing (Formerly of Denver) Tip Bfllrpom Ballet Acrobatic Classes start Sat, Sept. 27 At 10 Ik HI. Franklin Afaionio Temple A at, CALL 3-3203 ADULT STUDY CENTER (t.uki- anil Wuternuin University University A range and variety of informal, recreational, and practical work in a diversity of Interesting subjects, Morning, afternoon, and evening classes.

Typical courses Include the following: 1'syqholpgy of Everyday Ufe Cultural and Centers of Ancient World l.t»w for the Layman Metttlry, Jewelry, mid, Clothing Problems of the Funtlly Cooking Cltws for Brides and Conventional Registration Sept, 22-27 Classes Begin Sept, 29 For a descriptive Wm. Glasgow Bowling, Deau, Adult Study Center, Lpke and Waterman Avenues, St. Louis, Mo. Telephone: RQgedale 8700. Tlw cttalojjm o( offsred In Unlvernlty College, on HID It nlfo upon Symphony, Up Metget Discuss We're tts ncur us your telephone! Diul 3-7041 Per Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Expert Tailoring and 'Bob's Band Box CLEANERS And MUNDEBEU8 was admitted to the hospital Sunday.

Charles WaVnlck of 111., is visiting his father, Charles Warnick, of 110 West Tenth street. Lena Langendort at den is a patient in Joseph's Hospital where she jvas admitted Sunday surgelfy I Mrs, Margaret Golenar of 3414 Leo street, St' Joseph's Hospital'Sunday evening Or? surgery Mr. John of Louis spent Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hufker and family.

Verla'Halbert, 15, daughter of Charles Halbprt avenue, was taken to Alton Memorial Hospital Saturday, for surgery. Miss Aileen Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell of Fosterburg and Miss Ruth Lelghty, daughter of, Mr. and G.

Leighty, also of, Fosterburg, went to Champaign" for the opening of the fall semester at the University of Illinois. Clinton Frank of Godfrey was admitted to Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday for medical treatment. Mrs. Harry Stlce and Mrs. Harold Cheesman have returned from Tomahawk, where they spent a week.

Mrs. Frank Schinagle' of 135 Fourth street, Roxana, was brought to Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday where, she expects to undergo surgical treatment. Michael J. Sullivan of .1712 State street remains in serious condition at, St Anthony's Infirmary where he has been a patient for si. weeks.

Mrs. Paul Haller of 576 Whitelaw avenue, Wood River, is a patient in Alton Memorial, Hospital following surgery this morning for removal of her tonsils. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shannon, Harold Campbell and Miss Catherine Shannon of Jacksonville were week-end guests of- Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Begnel of Logan street. Mrs.

Clifford Rain was moved' from her home, 221 West Elm street, to Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery. Joseph Coppage of East Alton- spent the week-end-with Bob Read, 10, who is 111 at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Read, on Feldwisch avenue. Thomas MaGill.of 815 Madison avenue, Wood River, was admitted to Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday for medical attention.

Miss Theresa Flatley has resumed her duties at Owens-Illinois-Glass Company. Miss'Flatley broke an arm hi a' fall seven weeks ago. Mrs. Paul of 1921 Belle street has entered, Alton Memorial Hospital where she will undergo surgical treatment. She was admitted to the hospital Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baumann will leave Wednesday for their home in Auburn, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Lindiey. Enroute home, following a five weeks' vacation, Mr. and Bauman will 'stop in Tulsa, and visit Mrs. Lindley's sister, Mrs. Wayne Gent, and-family.

Mrs. Bauman will be remembered as Miss Grace Beecher, a former Alton 'girl, Eileen Brown, daughter of Curtis Brown of 1519 Clawson street, is a patient in Alton Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. Vernon Rust was moved from her home, 3500 Cororiado drive, to St Joseph's Hospital Sunday for surgery. Chester Taylor of 137 Virginia avenue, East Alton, was brought to Alton Memorial Hospital Saturday for surgical 'treatment Would Nationally Known Artists Initial procedure for Madison.

County Society and th Alton Chorus Into a ngle orean which, the sentiment was pressed, could promote the cause of music much more efficient 5 than two groups working ly, was approved by boards meetln in nservatory Discussed, too, at the meeUne was joint support by the two whether or not thev for a concert course that would include natlonally-known artists as Veil as musical event, thc Tentatively lined up under "Hie proposal were five such concerts-two by artists of whom James Melton, tenor of both radio arid mo. tion picture as well as the concert stage, is to be the principal ona sought-and Including "The siah," a Madison County Symphony concert, and, during the sprine a concert by. both symphony and chorus. Special fcate fop Musicians All these, under the tentative proposal, would be covered by season tickets offered at the early season bargain rates of $5 and $3 for adults, $2 for students, and 51 for chorus and orchestra members. qualifying for them by their re- heartal attendance and participation In events given by these two The rate was made for these musicians because they would be participating In some event on the season's program, but, it was felt, doubtless would want to attend the other features.

The two boards yesterday decided to have their committee meet separately this week to discuss changes "required in their individual constitutions to make the merger possible, and to draft tKeir suggestions for the merger, itself. Later, the two boards will meet to consolidate these details into joint proposal. Chorus May Vote on Question Chorus board members said it was likely the plan would be submitted 1 to the chorus membership at Its first rehearsal, Thursday, Oct. 2, at the same time nominations for this year's slate of officers were submitted preliminary to election the following week. Meanwhile, the orchestra, under its new director, Harold Meek, is to for its first rehearsal Wednesday night, Oct.

1. Director Meek set tryouts of new orchestra members for this Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock in the Shurtleff Conservatory. Later, 'Meek said, he intends to give older members of the orchestra reporting back this year a hearing with a view to placing them in' relation to the new material. Wednesday night's tryouts -are scheduled to start at 7:30, but Meek said he' would arrange other time" with Individuals desiring them. Membership'.

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