The Leavenworth Times from Leavenworth, Kansas • Page 14

Fourteen TMILIAVINWORTH TIMfs, Sunday Morning, September 22, an LAURA Editor PkoM MU N)MI or Buton a Mrs. Ronald Boyd White gladioli formed the decorations on the altar at St. Ignatius Chapel at Ft. Leavenworth, at eleven o'clock on Sept. 14 when Doris Ann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward C. Alig of 1115 N. 12th, became the bride of Sp. 4 Ronald Boyd of Ft.

Leavenworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd of Potlatch, Idaho. Rt. Rev.

Msgr. A. M. Harvey officiated. Mrs.

Mary Ann Raney was organist. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor length gown of lace over taffeta fashioned with sabrina neckline, fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. Her fingertip veil of illusion fel' from a tiara of pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations. Miss Judith K.

Birmingham was maid of honor and Miss Mary K. Birmingham was bridesmaid. They wore identical gowns of turquoise blue brocaded taffeta with three- quarter length sleeves, scoop neckline and bell skirt worn with Watching shoes and net hats. Pink carnations formed their bouquets. Jeanne and Jill Donald, nieces of the bride, were flower girls.

JThey wore white nylon dresses em- Personal Shower Miss Carol Sue Rogers, bride- elect of Herman Rathman, was honored recently with a personal shower given by Mrs. Martha Brown and Mrs. Marian Brown at the home of the former at 918 3rd Ave. Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, Mrs.

Ethele Wallace, Mrs. Dorothy Brundy, Mrs. Betty Newton, Mrs. Haralene Davis, Mrs. Ethel Jones, Mrs.

Thelma Brand and Mrs. Beatrice Johnson who in turn presented them to the honored guest. The refreshment table held a fall arrangement and crystal punch bowl. The gift table held a giant sprinkler covered with pink net and white nosegays. Mrs.

Shirley Lambkins poured punch. Other guests were Mrs. Ardella Wallace, Mrs. Cresoline Baker, Miss Barbara Thomas, Miss Betty Pinchem, Mrs. Virginia Berry and Mrs.

Bobby Taylor. Those unable to attend sent gifts. Miss Rogers was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The wedding will take place on Sept. 28 at p.m.

at the Independent Baptist Church. All friends and relatives are invited. ENROLLED AT KU Michael E. Carney, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Carney of 426 Kickapoo, enrolled at the University of Kansas and is now residing in Ellsworth Dormitory on the campus.

He is a 1963 graduate of Im- maculala High School. broidered with blue flowers over a blue underskirt, blue headbands and carried baskets of white rose petals. William R. Alig, brother of the bride, was man, and John R. Stirling was groomsman.

Ushers were Daniel Cappel and Kenneth DeSerrano. From 2 to 4 a reception was held at the NCO Club at Ft. Leavenworth. The linen covered bridal table held a three-tier wedding cake topped with a bride and groom and encircled with arrangements of pink and white carnations. Miss Martha Jones and Mrs.

An Heintzelman served punch; Mrs Elaine Alig and Miss Rita Birm ingham served cake and Mrs. Ros Marie and Mrs. Juanit Dodd opened the gifts. The couple left on a trip to vis the groom's parents in Idaho an from there will go to California For traveling the bride wore black knit suit with box jacke black accessories and corsage white carnations. Among the out-of-town guest were Mr.

and Mrs. Donald of Ray town, and Henry Werner San Antonio, uncle of bride. (Marsh Photo) Golden Age Club's 13th Anniversary The Golden Age dub sponsored by the Recreation Commission, as a community recreation service, will celebrate its 13th anniversary on Sept. 25. The Club is a recreation organization for Leavenworth'i Senior Citizens 60 years of and over.

Membership at present stands at 85 with the average age of members at 72. During the club's 12 years the VFW has furnished a meeting place for the group year round. The group meets each Wednesday from 1 to 5 p.m. There are no fees or charges because the group's entire needs, with the exception of the housing furnished by the VFW is provided by the Recreation Commission. Membership is open to residents of Leavenworth upon application and registration of the individual's name, address and date of birth.

Twenty-one members with birthdays in August and Seeptember will be recognized at a birthday party on Wednesday. Persons having birthdays are: Mrs. Kate Meas, 600 S. 7th; Mrs. Lavera Rookey, 309 Chestnut; Mrs.

Maggie Wright, 229 Delaware; Mrs. Lottie Ann Sandstrom, County Home; Mrs Margaret Kersten, 505 Elm; Mrs. Helen Callahan, 1024 Randolph; Mrs. Barbara Chmidling, 781 Miami; Retta Sherman, 922 Pottawatomie; Mrs. Nellie Campbell, 1005 Santa Fe; Miss Mary H.

Beying, 920 Osage. Mrs. Mary Jacquot, 621 Ottawa; Mrs. T. Jones, 218 Sherman; Mrs.

Dollie Meredith, 308 W. 7th; Mrs. Alice Donaldson, Gushing Memorial Hospital; Mrs. Hazel Russell, 520 Ottawa; Mrs. Gertrude Carroll, 405 Central; Mrs.

Edna Probst, 524 Walnut; Mrs. Viola Hill, 911 Cherokee; Mrs. Edith Manning, 767 Ottawa; Mrs. Betey jerrit, 225 Ottawa, and Mrs. Eliza- jeth M.

Weisinger, 421 Potta- omie. Mrs. Robert Lee Moore Miss Hilda Veronica Fishe, daughter of and Mrs. Willard J. Fishe of Ft.

Leavenworth, became the bride of Sp. 5 Robert Lee Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Veal of St. Louis, Mo.

The wedding took place at St. Ignatius Chapel, Sept. 7, at 10:30. The Rev. Joseph Frain officiated.

Organizations of Isabella 229 will attend Mass and Holy Communion in a body on Sept. 29 at St. Joseph Church. The Mary Martha Club of St. Paul Lutheran Church met Wednesday noon for a luncheon.

Pastor Don Prlesinger showed slides depicting Christian Family Life. Margie Land led devotions. Guests were Mrs. Virginia Shaw, Mrs. Selma Harmon, and Mrs.

Mildred Toepel. Mrs. Toepel became a member. Hostesses were Mrs. Donna Phillips, Mrs.

Mary Vetter and Mrs. Land. There will be free bus transportation to Kansas City for members of the LCBA on Sept. 29 to attend a meeting and social hour with the supreme officers. For reservations call Gertrude Becker, MU 2-3828, or Gara Bergman, MU 2-1620 by Sept.

24. The bus will leave at 1 p.m. from St. Joseph Church. Eagles Auxiliary 55 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m.

at Eagles Hall. Business will be conducted with a social hour to follow. Those serving will be Geneva Powers, chairman, assisted by Marge Higgins, Pat Judson, Ar- gent Angela Daisy Adams, Eliza beth Burke, Margaret Bergman and Grayce Schmidt All members are Invited to attend. Members and their suesta of the Women's Thursday Club are cor dially Invited to the first Supper Club meeting of the season on Sept. 26 at 6:30 p.m.

at the Shrine Club. An interesting program has been arranged by the hostesses, Mrs. Ruth Coffey, and Mrs. Evelyn Worner. Walter F.

Kane Jr. will be guest speaker. John Cross will be the auctioneer for the Parcel Post Auction. Members are asked to remember to bring a package. If you do not have a package which was sent to you by previous arrangement, please bring one purchased locally and wrapped as a parcel post package.

A social meeting of Byron H. Mehl, Unit 23, American Legion Auxiliary, will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall. Refreshments will be served and social chairmen are Birdie Powers and Gertrude Schumann. Due to resignations, a special election was held at the last meeting.

Estella Koblitz was elected to the executive board and Mrs. Schumann was elected seconj vice president. All members are asked to attend this meeting. Carpenters Auxiliary 683 met Wednesday for a business ing at Labor Temple. Plans were made for the annual birthday dinner at the Labor pie on Oct.

20 with serving to begin at 5 p.m. Each member Is to bring covered dish and own table service. Meat and dessert will be furnished by the Auxiliary. A social hour was enjoyed and prizes won by Viola Powell, na Probst, Gertrude Schumann, Alberta Spindler and Letha Browne. The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a ly dinner meeting Sept.

24 at Hotel Cody at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Edna May Walker, who tt in charge of the meeting on Personal Development, has engaged Mrs. Foreste Ross to give a talk on "The Holy Land Through a Woman's Eyes." Group singing wfll be enjoyed and Mrs. Walker has a surprise for each guest.

The menu is to be an old fashioned dinner. Hostesses for women's golf' at the Leavenworth Country Club Wednesday wil' be Barbara Bryan and Hilda Lewis. Fete for Future Waves Misses Judith Ann and Jan Elizabeth Carney, twin of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carney 426 Kickapoo, who recently enlisi ed in the U.

S. Navy Waves, wil leave Sept. 27 for Waves Trainin Station at Bainbridge, Md. Monday Mrs. Carney entertainei with a surprise brunch for he daughters.

Guests included Sandra Walker Sharon Laboda, Carole Mattison Sandra Heffernan, Diane Thomp son, Connie McKinney, Jean Coppenger, Zelma Sample, Jo Ann Nelson, Marilyn Carney and Miles VanderStaay. SORORITY PLEDGES Kansas State College at Pitts jurg announced that 78 students lave pledged four of six sororities on the KSC Campus. Katheryn Faye Damrill, daugh of Mrs. Evelyn Damrill of 305 Maple has pledged Alpha Delta Pi. Maureen Elizabeth McGee daughter of Mrs.

Irene McGee 322 Pine, is a pledge of Alpha lamma Delta. Don't Forget Let us make beautiful, sparkling candid photos of your wedding youTi cherish forever. 20 Views- Color Photos Available At Snail Extra Charge. Arrange an appointment nowl Star Studio Camera Shop 403 Delaware MU 2-1005 Miscellaneous Shower Miss Nancy Cook, bride-elect of Russell Chapman, was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Claude Frey, Mrs.

Ed VanVeghten, and Mrs. Ray Hegarty Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frey at Lowemont. Games were played and prizes presented'to the bride-elect. Those present were Mrs.

Harold Chapman, Mrs. Almon Cleavinger, Mrs. Victor Gladden, Mrs. Walter Knapp, Mrs. George.

Cook, Mrs. Ed Tobin, Mrs. Herman Ode, Mrs. Blanche Morriss, Mrs. Albert Roach, Mrs.

Mayme McEvoy, Mrs. Ida McDonald. Mrs. H. W.

Sachse, Mrs. Clara Spencer, Mrs. Lillie Bayles, Mrs. Opal Ehart, Mrs. Anna Steed and the hostesses.

VISITING THE OPELS Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Opel of 606 9th are their two sons, Frederick Opel of Cupertino, and the Rev. Wayne Opel of Suffield, Conn. TWO WEEKS VACATION Mrs.

C. L. Hunt returned recent ly from a two weeks vacation. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

H. Deckard, Judy and Nancy, June tion City, to Nebraska, Black Hills of South Dakota, Mount Rushmore and Yellowstone National Park. Sgt. and Mrs. John Howard Sandra and Sharon of Lansing drove to Junction City, so she accompanied them back home.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of dull taffeta, featuring a scalloped neckline, elbow-length sleeves and cummerbund waist. The bodice and front panel were chantilly lace. A crown covered with chantilly lace decorated with a drop pearl held her veil of illusion. She wore a single strand of pearls and carried a white prayer book topped with two white orchids. Miss Anne Fishe, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor.

A younger sister, Wilma, and Louise Hollowell, Janice Hollowell, and Theresa Lockhart were bridesmaids. They all wore identical street-length gowns of tangerine chromspun and carried cascades of tangerine carnations with green ribbons. The best man was Pfc. Chester Bias. Groomsmen were Sp 5 George Moore, Sp 4 Harold Doucet, Sgt.

Thomas Tolerson, and Pvt. Joe Harden. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the NCO Mess. A four-tier wedding cake, circled with yellow gladioli and leaves, topped with a bride and groom, served as the centerpiece of the bridal table. In charge of the bride's table was Mrs.

Wilburn Brown and Toni Becker registered gifts. After a honeymoon trip to St. Louis, the couple will be at home at 202 Pennsylvania. (M I i Photo) why pay more? biggest FAREWELL DINNER Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Friguletti, 101 Crestview Teerrace, entertained Sunday evening with a farewell dinner in "honor of their son Lewis who left Wednesday to attend St. Benedict's College at Atchison. Those present were Rev. Dennis Scully, Herbert Wyrick, Helen Meyer, Mrs. C.

L. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Friguletti, David and Lewis. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN.

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