The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 12

Lake (Ill.) HERALD OCTOBER 7, 1948 Society. Woman's Club Year Begins in American Legion Home TuesdayThe Grystal Lake Woman's will Oct. 12, with cutest be held open their year Bum. Tuesday, at the new meeting place, the American Legion Home. Mrs.

Jenner, Community Service chairman, will be in charge of the afternoon's program. She has secured as speaker Miss Esther Davis, who will talk on "Racial and Social Problems in Chicago." Mrs. Loretto O'Connor James will give several vocal selections. Members not having transportation to the American Legion Home may contact Mrs. Elmer Buhrow, transportation chairman.

Mrs. B. Scott Goodwin, president, announces that the year books, giving the program for the year, will be mailed to the members soon. Mrs. Arthur C.

Njaa has been appointed bylaws chairman, replacing Mrs. Ralph Boyle, who is unable to serve. Mrs. Alvin Querhammer will have charge of the rummage sale to be held Oct. 21 to 23 at the Odd Fellows hall.

Ail members are urged to have their rummage at the hall the first day of the sale. Shower, Miss Sunday Ann TietjenCompliments A bridal shower was given by Mrs. August Bengstein at her home Sunday afternoon honor of her niece, Miss Ann Tietjen, daughter of Mrs. Anna Tietjen, who will marry John Holsten of Chicago on Oct. 23.

Many of the guests were from Chicago, those se from Crystal Lake being Mrs. Ray Jurs, Mrs. George Schroeder, Miss Esther Schwemm, Mrs. LeRoy Wingate and Mrs. LeRoy Knuth.

A clothes hamper was filled with individual gifts of staple groceries, canned goods, and small household items, but in addition a Mixmaster was 1 the group Dinner Sunday Honors Bobby Zeyloth, Confirmand- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeyloth entertained friends at a delicious and bountiful dinner Sunday in honor of their son Bobby, who was confirmed at a four o'clock service in St. Thomas Catholic church. Bobby was happy to have Joseph Mayer for his sponsor.

Guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer, Ruben Zeyloth of Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lippold Ridgefield, and Eric Anderson of Evanston.

Mrs. Anderson was unable to be with them. They all enjoyed a pleasant evening and presented Bobby with beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs. Mattie Garbe is Now Mrs.

Elmer TielkemeierFriends here have received word of the marriage of Mrs. Mattie Garbe to Elmer F. Tielkemeier, which took place at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church at Belvidere on July 17. The newlyweds are at home at 1133 Warren Belvidere.

Mfrs. Tielkemeier was the widow of Arthur J. Garbe, and with her husband and son, David A. Garbe, lived in Crystal Lake more than ten years. American Male Chorus to Sing at WoodstockThe Woodstock Navy club has booked the American Male Chorus to appear at Woodstock High school on Oct.

13 at 8 p. m. and local residents are asked to buy tickets and enjoy a pleasant evening. This group started in the Phillipines during World War IL. The chorus of 25 voices is now on its own and winning approval everywhere, "it will be the top enterfainment that has ever hit McHenry stated V.

L. Jensen of the Navy Club. 4 4 Jensby to Become -Mrs. Robert Madsen Nov. 6- Mr.

and Mrs. Harry C. Jensby 'of Country Club Road, Woodstock, I Announce the engagement of their daughter, Clara Dorothy, to Robert W. Madsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Madsen of Woodstock, Ill. Clara is a graduate of Crystal Lake Community high school. The wedding will take place Nov. 6. Reception will.

Celebrate Caves' Golden Wedding DaySt. Mary's Guild of the Episcopal church is honoring Father and Mrs. William A. Cave on their Golden Wedding anniversary. They have planned reception for 8:00 to 10:00 p.

m. in the Mission House, 331 McHenry this evening. Will Observe Their Golden Wedding DayMr. and Mrs. 0.

Bird, parents of Mrs. Arnold Ehlert of this city, will observe their Golden Wedding day on Oct. 17 at the Weber home on Cuba. Road. They, will hold open house from 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m.

PROVE FOX RIVER GROVE FRI. SAT. OCT. 8 9 Double Feature Jack Haley Ann Jeffreys IN RENO" Nan Leslie "UNDER Tells TONTO RIM" Screen Song Colored Cartoon, "Golden State" SUN. MON.

OCT. 10 11 Veronica, Barry Lake Fitzgerald Joan Caulfield "THE SAINTED SISTERS" Latest News Events and Colored Cartoon TUES. THURS. OCT. 12 14 John Wayne co Laraine Day Ca Technicolor) and Colored Cartoon When the young couple left for their honeymoon bride's traveling costume was a plaid taffeta suit, worn with green accessories.

The Gallaghers are now at home at 138 E. Crystal Lake ave. A number of pre-nuptial festivities complimented the bride, and the bridal party was entertained in the Wolfe home after the rehearsal on the night before the wedding. Read Rakow-Wendt Nuptials Under Wedding Bell at Jones HomeBeneath white crepe paper wedding bell from which fluttered green and yellow streamers. Mrs.

Marguerite Wendt of Crystal Lake was married to Richard Rakow of at seven o'clock Friday evening, Oct. 1. Baskets of fall flowers further transformed this corner of the Elner Jones home into a pretty wedding bower. The Rev. E.

H. Gade, pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church at Dundee, read the double ring service. Mrs. Ruth Peters was matron of honor and Howard Hopkins was best man. The bride wore a grey suit with grey lizard accessories and corsage of pink and white carnations.

Her rhinestone necklace was a gift from the groom. The groom's mother wore teel blue and she and Mrs. Jones each had a corsage of yellow mums. Mrs. Harry Heinholtz assisted Mrs.

Jones in serving a buffet supper to thirty guests. After a short honeymoon the newlyweds are at home in Burton's Bridge. Seven from Crystal Lake Attend County A.L.A. MeetingOn Friday, Oct. 1, the McHenry County American Legion Auxiliary met at Union, Ill.

Sixty-four women were present, representing the 13 u- nits in the county. Those attending from Crystal Lake were: Frances Flood, Grace Ann Daily, Marie Reidy, Cowlin, Helen Anne Sandstrom and Mary Committee reports were given and a vote was taken to continue sending money to the state hospital at Elgin for cigarettes and also for operating a photostatic machine. A county past presidents' dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. Oct.

21 in Wirth's Cafe, Fox River Grove. The next monthly meeting will be in Algonquin. Moose Lodge Increases Program of Activities- Crystal Lake Moose lodge met Tuesday with activity being stepped up for October to help expenses on the new building. A number of members have given blood during the past few weeks to save persons in this community. These members are to be thanked for standing by in these emergencies.

Fred Schneider was appointed chairman of the activity committee and Lyle Thomas chairman of the building committee. Lyle received the fellowship degree at the state convention. The District bowling league starts Sunday, Oct. 10 at Crystal Recreation Parlors. The Senior Regent's club met at the home of Ella Schulz, 430 MeHenry Oct.

6. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Schueneman of Kewanee: and David Arthur Garbe of Belvidere were united in marriage on.

Aug. 15 in a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist of Belvidere. Mr. Garbe is the church, the late Arthur J. Garbe and Mrs.

Elmer Tielkemeier. of Belvidere (Mrs. Mattie Garbe, formerly of Crystal Lake). Gladioli at the foot of an illuminated cross, set against a background. of ferns, formed the setting for the ceremony.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white organdy with a yoke of white eyelet embroidery. Her full skirt had ruffles bordering the back and sides. Her veil. was of soft organdy with ruffled crown and her cascade bouquet was of white rosebuds stephanotis. The maid of honor and the two bridesmaids all wore off-the-shoulder gowns of blue organdy and wreaths of daisies in their hair.

They carried yellow daisy muffs. Two college classmates of the groom were his best man and groomsman while two brothers of the bride were ushers. A reception in the social of the church followed the wedding, and then the newlyweds left. on a. honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls, Canada, and other points East.

Mrs. Garbe is a June 1948 graduate of Northern Illinois State Teachers college. Mr. Garbe was in the navy years after his graduation: from Woodstock high school and 9 months' service on the Belvidere policy force. American Legion Auxiliary Meets Next Monday Evening- Legion Home.

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary and their guests are urged to attend a meeting at 8 p. m. next Monday. Oct. 11, in the American Legion Home.

Returns Home Joseph Baker returned. home on Sept. 30 after having been in Woodstock hospital under treatment. ADULT CLASSES (Continued from Page One) Baumann. Miss Marcia Shurte will teach three courses: beginning and advanced ballroom dancing and physical fitness for women.

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making and James Seymour will explain the making of slip covers. and upholstery. A child care course offered by Miss Elma Johnson and others will. include behavious problems of children and general unI derstanding. of their play activities with appropriate.

selection of toys, diet, etc. Mrs. Veah Handley garments, will teach beginning bridge. Law for the layman, notes, wills, deeds, mortgages, be explained by Robert Wilbrandt while salesmanship will be taught by behavior Charand others will. include les Ashbrook.

John W. Gardner will teach photography. The offering of any of these courses will depend, however, upon registration. Each class must have a minimum enrollment of 12. The registrafee will be $1.00 plus a tuition tion.

fee of $7.50 for each course except Driver Training and Driver Technique which have special. fees. Those enin more than one course need rolling to pay only one registration fee but the tuition tee for each must pay course. Registration will be held on Tuesday and wednesdax. Oct.

19 and 20, from 7:30 to. 9:30 p. m. Classes will begin on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 26, 27 and 28.

The night on which any class meets will be decided by the class and the instructor. Classes will close on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 11, 12 and 13. No classes will be held durDec. 21 and 28.

E- ing quipment wechchof as tools, machines, typewriters. as far as possible will be furnished by the school. Textbooks may be rented from the school or purchased from, the instructor. Further details the arrangements will be found in an advertisement appearing on page 8 of the Herald. CHAMBER COMMERCE (Continued from Page One) ance in the treasury of $1600.

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at this time, reported ment of a credit bureau Establishpreliminary discussion and was will given be aired att later meetings: A among members will also be made survey To get have amopinion paid as to secretary, paid' dues secretary. need be around' $25 per would of mometer, the present which $5 fee: A' large theryear instead tance can be read some disinstalled on: the city sign for away, can be: purchased and $75 later. and It will be given suggested' consideration about was as a commanity: service. Pres: Frank Schepers reported with Boyd Irwin; business that been solicited 'to pay $2 per month men have total 'of $100 per month on the or a salary offa policeman: The city desires to employ a fifth policeman, as there is would now' a force doors of four. The officer and the check remainder to of all places nightly His salary would be paid 'by the city and he would be a regular city employee: This arrangement was made because of the vigorous protest business men a- said that he parking expected meters.

Pres. Schepers Ito be subseribed withim the a total few amount days and this will: end the parking meter threat: B. B. Everett said this was welcome news as the public is opposed to parking meters along with the bussess men' and that city officials should be mindfutlof this fact. Smiling happily, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stanley Smith were whisked away from their beautiful garden wedding to the North Shore Country club, where they received the congratulations of a large number of their admiring friends. MISS MARILYN DONAGH TITUS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A.

Titus of Skokie, was a lovely June bride, when, in a service read by Dr. Ernest F. Tittle in the garden of her rarents' home, she became the wife of the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.

Smith of Crystal Lake. The bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Donald of Waterloo, was matron of honor, another sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Titus, also of Waterloo, and Mrs. Howard Silsdorf of Skokie were bridesmaids, all gowned in deliblue bouquets cate, bouffant, white gowns weaving cerise carnations.

The bride's exquisite gown was all of white lace a and her bouquet was mainly white orchids with some white roses, orange blossoms and stephanotis. Carol Titus and David Titus, niece and nephew of the bride, were flower girl and ringbearer. Mr. Smith was served by his brother. James, best man, and his bride's brothers, Donald and Robert Titus, as ushers.

Wedding music was presented by Mrs. Irvin C. Faber of Evanston. Many pre-nuptial festivities complimented the popular Miss Titus. who attended.

Evanston high school and Stephens college and then was graduated, from is a member Northwestern of Kappa uniTheta. As a stewardess with PanAmerican and Northwest air ways, for about two years after she received her college degree. she traveled to 37 countries. Mr. Smith, a graduate of Crystal Lake Community high school.

attended the University of Illinois, where became a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, and he served in the army air forces for three years, attaining the rank of lieutenant. The newlyweds went to Florida on their honeymoon, returned to Evanston for a time, then went back to Miami, where he is now in the mobile business. Ardelle Crabtree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crabtree of Cary, became the lovely bride of Raymond Legel, son of Mrs.

George Legel of this city, at a beautiful candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist church in Cary on Aug. 28. The young couple now reside in their own apartment at 713 Lake St. Mrs. William Gallagher was pictured as she adjusted her bridal veil, during the reception in the American Legion Home, following her marriage to the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Manis J. Gallagher of Berwyn on Aug. 28. MISS, and CLAIRE Mrs.

Roscoe WOLFE, Wolfe daugh- of ter Crystal Lake, and Bill Gallagher were married in the First Methodist church by the Rev. Gilbert Weisshaar. The was beautifully decorated with baskets of white gladiola and berry. Charmingly gowned in white marquisette, fashioned in period style with high neck, long sleeves and cascades of ruffles, the bride wore a fingertip veil held in place by a coronet and she carried a shower bouquet of gardenias. The bride's attendants were also all in white except that their flowers and headbands were cerise gladiola.

Miss Neva Storgaard of Chicago was maid of honor, Miss Helen Marie Gallagher of Berwyn and Miss Joyce Kraft of Downers Grove were bridesmaids. For the groom, Wade Hamby of Berwyn was best man. Earl Kunel and Donald Kunel of Chicago were ushers. Raymond Olson was organist and Mrs. Ronald Rogers, nee Margaret Curtiss, sang two selections.

"Ich Liebe Dich" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride's mother wore 2 light beige dress with brown accessories and an orchid corsage while the groom's mother chose a brown dress and matching accessories with an orchid corsage also. Gardenia corsages were given to the two maternal grandmothers, Mrs. G. F. Kraft of Bangor, grandmother of the bride, and Frank Ort of Fox River Grove, grandmother of the groom.

Following the wedding ceremony, a reception for more than 150 relatives and friends was held in the American Legion Home, out-of-state guests including Mr. Wolfe's nephew, Richard Wolfe, and his wife of Omaha, and Mrs. Wolfe's sister, Mrs. Lester Schwedt and her five children from Detroit, Mich. Assistants at the reception were Miss Marion Tuft, Miss Cynthia Quayle, and Miss Mary Margaret Hull.

A buffet supper was served by the members of Circle 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Dancing followed to the music of Bud Kunel's orchestra. The A- merican Legion Home was decorated for the occasion, as was the church, b- Mrs. Sally Fulde, using white and cerise gladiola and huckleberry leaves. Dualottes, IT'S A SKIRT IT'S A CULOTTE $9.95 IT'S DUALOTTES, Trade Pond, An by Lyn and SPORTS WEAR in -G Andy DIANIS BROS.

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