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POST-TRIBUNE, Jefferson City, Tuesday Afternoon, August 30, 1966 Page 8 and about Women for Don's Llona Honored A dinner honoring Miss Doris Llona, 2400 W. Main for her birthday on Aug. 26th, was given at the Governor Hotel by her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Lester B.

Rickman. The table was centered with a beautifully decorated birthday cake, with color scheme of white, yellow and green, which was also carried out in white and green place cards. Mary Maxey, Leo Fran ken Are Married Miss Mary Lee Maxey and Ronald Leo Franken exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at 10 a.m. Aug. 13, at the St.

George Catholic Church in Linn. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Wilson of Waynesville, and the late Mont C. Maxey. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Franken of Linn. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. W.

Jaworski. The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Dale Roberson. Miss Mary Jane Sims of Jefferson City was maid of honor and Miss Mary Ann Koehler, Meta, and Miss Vicky Roberson, niece of the bride, served as bridesmaids. Kent Hicks of Richland served as ringbearer, and Denise Payne served as flower girl. The groom chose his brother, Kenneth Franken of Linn for his best man, and Leo Hueste and Dick Otto of Linn for groomsmen.

Robert Thornsberry, brother- in-law of the bride, and Ralph Samson served as ushers. Mrs. H. G. Dallas Mr.

and Mrs. G. Dallas, Jr. and Miss Shirley Klein. As part of her birthday celebration, Miss Llona was given a trip to St.

Louis on Saturday to see the Cardinal-Pittsburgh baseball game. She was accompanied by her aunt and uncle. On Sunday, Miss Martha Guests were Miss Llona's Gwendolyn Ann Stewart Becomes Bride of Larry Frederick Beck Miss Gwendolyn Ann Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B.

Stewart, 2014 Bolton Drive, and Larry Frederick Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Beck, Route 5, were united in marriage 4 4 I elS 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Trinity a former Jefferson City resident and close friend of the family, entertained honoring Miss Llona, with dinner in the main dining room of Lenoir Home. Miss Gibson has retired and built a cottage in the Lenoir Home Village.

Mrs. Marie Bailey, also a former Jefferson City resident and formerly on the staff of the Missouri Association of Christian Churches, was a guest of Miss Gibson's for the dinner with Miss Llona, her grandmother, aunt and uncle. Mrs. J. W.

Koerner of Kansas City, and her sister, Miss Edythe Dartnall of Portland, Oregon, were guests of Mrs. Rickman for luncheon at the Governor Hotel on Monday. Mrs. Wendell Koerner and Mrs. Axel Nelson party.

completed the Dinner Honors Mrs. Handley Mr. and Mrs. Francis Faunce and Miss Evalene Faunce of Independence, weekend guests in the home of Mrs. Carrie Handley and Mrs.

Henry Buehrle, 101 Boonville Road and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Handley 110 Handley Lane. Mrs. Carrie Handley, who celebrated her 88th birthday, is the mother of Mrs.

Faunce, Mrs. Buehrle and Mr. Handley. A dinner was held in her hon- Lutheran Church. Carl E.

Burkel, organist, played selections from Bach, Handel and Mozart preceding the ceremony and accompanied Miss Barbara Gifford as she sang Perfect Love" and Danny Ward as he sang "The Lord's Prayer." The bridesmaid processional was "Trumpet Voluntary" by Purcell. The Rev. Walter W. Niedner performed the double ring ceremony before an altar decorated with an arrangement of white gladioli and pompom chrysanthemums and flanked by four large candelabra. Jade palms completed the setting.

Reservec jews were marked by white 3ows accented with greenery. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length shealh gown of imported organza. Schiffli embroidered flowers outlined the semi-scooped neckline, the raised waistline' and were repeated on the kabuki sleeves. The detachable chapel train was finished with a tailored bow. Her elbow length hand rolled bouffant veil of imported silk illusion was secured by a cluster of silk rosebuds outlined by re- embroidered Alencon lace and trimmed with seed pearls.

Her only jewelry was a pair of small cultured double pearl earrings, a gift from the groom. She carried an English cascade of ivy and white bridal roses. Mrs. Lowell Fischer, friend of Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the dining or Saturday evening, room at St. George School.

Miss Cathy Roberson, niece of the bride, book. presided at the guest The couple is making their home in Linn. Draperies Custom Made Wallau Schneiders 621 W. McCarty 636-3341 Pittroff Family Here Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Pittroff, 618 E. McCarty are enjoying a visit from, their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Pittroff and daughters, Ann and Betty of Niagara Falls, N. Y. This fall, Ann will be a sophomore at Washington University, St. Louis, and Betty will be a junior at Niagara Falls High School. DON'T FORGET! WALZ'S AUGUST FURNITURE SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31 5:30 P.M.

SALE ON: Living Room Furniture Bedroom Furniture Dining Room Furniture Occasional Chairs Carpeting Don't Wait, Stop by Now! the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor length sheath gown of pastel pink organza. The bodice of Venice lace was sleeveless with a scooped neckline. A moss green velvet ribbon, finished with a bow in front, trimmed the empire waist. Her headpiece was a matching pink Dior bow with a nose veil.

She wore matching pink slippers, opera length white gloves and carried a full cascade of assorted green foliages. Maid of honor was Miss Linda Beck, sister of the groom. Mrs. Kenneth Geske, St. Louis, college roommate of the bride, was bridesmaid and Miss Christine Johnson, St.

Clair, cousin of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. They were attired identical to the matron of honor and also carried a full cascade of assorted green foliages. Miss Mary Brugioni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Brugioni, former residents of Jefferson City and now of Natchez, was flower girl. She wore a floor length gown of mint green organza over taffeta. The line skirt was topped with a leeveless bodice which had a scooped neckline. A moss green velvet bow, ending in streamers down the front of the dress, the empire waist. Ir tier hair was a small circlet oJ pink sweetheart roses.

She carried a miniature bouquet of Mrs. Bosch Honored on 90th Birthday Birthday Party Given to Honor Lowell Barrett BSP Council Has Picnic The City Council of Beta Sigma Phi sponsored a picnic at Ellis-Porter park Monday even- On Sunday afternoon, ingi Ladies from local Barrett was surprised at a small birthday party given by honor of Mrs. Frances of St. Joseph's Home, on her 90th birthday at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Bosch, Dawson Lane, his wife and others of the fam- Those attending were her children: Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bosch and family of Jefferson City; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bosch and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Bosch of St. Louis; Mi-, and Mrs. Andrew Bosch of Fulton. Others in attendance included Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph C. Bosch Jr. and son; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nilges, Mrs.

Ina Maasen and Margaret Ann; Mrs. Matilda Schwaller, Mr. and Mrs. Rober Bosch, Mrs. Hilda Rackers Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Wilbers, al of Jefferson City; ly at his home, ark Road. 1430 Hough The serving table was done A'itli a tailored coffee linen cloth, the large white birthday cake trimmed in red and with tiny red candles circling the inscription "Happy Birthday Lowell." Red rose decorated nap- ins completed the table. Mr. Barrett was presentee with little gift packages and the party closed with singing "Happy Birthday." Parker, Lacy Marriage Vows Solemnized In the presence of the im mediate families and friends Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Amendj Ml a Pavker and hapters attended. Holts Summit; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rush and family of St.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Volmert of St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.

A Schneider of St. Charles; Henry Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Randall and daughter of Argyle; Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Bosch and i i a Lacy were united in marriage Saturday at the First Christian Church. The Rev. P. Byron Carlisle performed the 7 p.m. double- ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Looten, '413 Landwehr, and the bride- Luncheon Given Karen Mason At Meadow Lake A small luncheon was given jy Mrs. C. R.

Pappenfort and Vliss Ranne Pappenfort at noon Saturday honoring Miss Karen Mason, The luncheon was held at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. The table was covered with a white cloth, and centered with an arrangement of white mums accented with turquoise flanked by turquoise tapers. The hostesses presented Miss Mason with a gift of silver. Miss Mason will become the bride of Jerry Dickson Thursday at First Methodist Church Local Residents Attend Reception For Mrs. Rice Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Rice of St. Clair.

celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Each person brought supper tor one in a decorated box or baasket. Another table hold salads and vegetables furnished by the City Council members. The tables were covered in checked cloths and centered with baskets or bright colored garden flowers. Beta Sigma Phi Grace was said after which each person paid 50 cents to get someone elses box supper to eat. After the supper a Country Style auction was held.

The of- 'icers Mrs. Clarence Vilcs, Mrs. Lowell Barrett, Mrs. Don Bowman and Miss Lou Netwig, act- ng as auctioneer, ring master, clerk and cashier. The sale netted over 30 dollars for the City Council Treasurer.

Regular meetings of the Five Chapters will begin in September. The City Council i have its first regular mooting on Sept. 7, home to be announced later. Jayettes Will Meet Thursday Jayettes will start this year's Sunday with a reception from activities with a business meet- i i i A 4 Rhonda, Harold Bosch, Mr. is the son of W.

M. Lacy Mrs. Edgar Payne and family; Mrs. Wesley Craighead and son of Fulton; and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Masclc and daughter at Williamsburg. MILO WALZ Home, 704 Madison St. 115 E. Dunklin Mary L. Brown, Alonzo Wibbels Wed Sunday Mrs.

Mary L. Brown and AJonzo Wibbels of Columbia were married at 3 p.m Sunday, at the home of Mrs Brown's daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Ad kins, Route 5.

The Rev. James L. Penning Mrs. Larry Frederick Beck Jullcs Studio mother of the bride, chose a navy blue dress and had a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs.

Joe Hammann, maternal grandmother the groom, was attired in a powder blue and white dress and wore a corsage of white carnations. of the groom; and Mrs. Noel Fischer. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the Fellowship Hall. A white satin cloth with a white net over skirt covered the serving table.

The table was centered with al four tiered pedestal wedding cake decorated with pale pink rosebuds and topped with a nosegay of pink sweetheart roses. A string of smilax surrounded the cake and entwined through Uvo silver candelabra, one on either side of the cake. Hostesses for the reception ton of Community Church officiated. Christian Out-of-town guests attending included Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Deles Dernier of Columbia, a After the reception, a of Mr. Wibbels. dinner was held at the home of the bride for members of the wedding party, immediate families and out-of-town guests. In charge of the dinner was Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey, Sullivan.

Assisting were Miss Sharon Carlson, Columbia, cousin of thei bride; Mrs. Robert Dunbar, Miss Cherie Griswold and Mrs. Ernest Waldo. For traveling the bride chose a pale pink suit with tiny white dots and a white shell with pink dots. She had white accessories and wore a corsage of while bridal roses taken from the bridal bouquet.

Kansas City. The couple will reside in Kanas City, Mo. Mrs. J. W.

Link Gives Luncheon Mrs. John W. Link Worthy Vlatron of Jefferson Chapter, E. S. No.

496. entertained the officers and Mrs. Irene Coi'dle District Deputy Grand Matron, at a luncheon in the Jefferson Room of the Missouri Hotel on Sunday. The luncheon preceded the rehearsal at the Masonic Temple. The table was beautifully decorated with flowers and favors of the appropriate Eastern Star colors.

2 until 5 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Mrs. Rice was the former Ann Gaspari of this city. Those attending from Jefferson City were Mrs.

May me Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'aspari, Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKinney, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Black, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Block and Mr. and Mrs.

James Block. ing at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Senior High School Auditorium. All new girls desiring membership should attend as well as all other Jayeltes. A cheerleader exhibition will be held.

Uniforms, marching practice and money-making ideas will be discussed. After a wedding trip to Lake of the Ozarks, the couple will be at home in Columbia. moonlite madness 7 to 11 p.m. Central's Milk COUPON green foliages identical to 61 6 Mrs Martin Griswold, Mrs. Dridesmaids.

Leon Beck, bridegroom, was brother of best ieorge Beck and Bill Beck, brothers of the groom, and Rod Stewart, brother of the bride, were groomsmen. Ushers were Kenneth Geske, Meister and Mrs. Fred Miss Juanita Johnson, St. Clair, aunt of the bride, served punch. Miss Betty Monsec.s, Smithton, served coffee and Miss man.

Jean Cutler served cake. Mrs. Richard a i Kansas City, presided at the guest book. St. Louis, and Frank Brown, JVlrs.

Leon Beck and Mrs. George Hannibal, college roommates of the groom: Nels Johnson, St. Clair, cousin of the bride; and Noel Fischer and Lowell Fischer, friends of the groom. Steven Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Beck and nephew carried the rings on a white satin of the groom, to the a a heart-shaped ring pillow adorned with lace and white satin streamers. The bride's mother selected 1 an empire styled slim line dress with a bodice of green and gold damask. The slim skirt was of beige crepe peau. She wore matching accessories and had a corsage of two green cymbidium orchids. The mother of the groom chose a sheath dress of sea green mat-, lasse brocade.

She wore beige! accessories and a corsage nfj two beige orchids was pinned a i her shoulder. Mrs. Fred Johnson, St. Clair, maternal grandmother of the bride, wore a powder blue dress and had a corsage of white roses nd carnations. Mrs.

Nellie Stewart, Peoria, 111., paternal grand- Beck, sisters-in-law of the groom, assisted at the gift table. Assisting generally were Mrs. Jerry Staggs, Independence; Mrs. Frank Brown, Hannibal; Mrs, John Wortham, Louisville, and Mrs. Carl Johnson, St.

Clair, aunts of the bride; Mrs. Edith a a Lohman, aunl The bride is a 1962 graduate of Jefferson City Senior High and; a June graduate of the University of Missouri where she was! a member of a a Alpha Chi, national advertising fraternity for women. This fall she will teach French and Spanish in thci Hannibal Senior High School. The groom is a graduate of Jefferson City Senior Highi and an August graduate of the University of Missouri where he was a member of Alpha Kappa Psi, national business fraternity. He is employed as a management trainee for the J.C.

Penney Company in Hannibal. After a short wedding i the couple will make their home at 303 A Center in a i a With the a of school bells just a few weeks away it's time to be thinking at a new coiffure. EAST END BEAUTY SALON Tho Hntin on thn Corner 320 Marshall 638-7741 INVEST 1660 INCOME TAX EXEMPT Yes, you can have up to $100 per year DIVIDEND income and not have to pay any Federal Income Tax on it. Married couples can get up to $200 per year Fea'ei'al Income Tax Exempt. Cumulative Preferred Stock Sola by Prospectus to Missouri Residents Only Inquire To-day Bill Wallendorf or Paul Libbert THRIFTY FINANCE 225 Madison Jefferson City Dial 636-7177 PLEASE SEND ME DETAILS juniors go "first class" worth on purchase of any woolen skirt or slack to 11 p.m.

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