The Dixon Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 5

Dixon, Illinois, Wednesday. November 19. 1947 SOCIETY NEWS ClnK Tenor. Pianist as Annual Guest Night Concert Artists Dixon Woman's ciab members presented Ralph Nielsen, tenor, and Sidney Stafford, bis accompanist, in a guest night concert at the Loveland House last night. Mrs.

Wilaur Fulfs gave a short welcoming greeting to the members, their families and guests and introduced Mrs. R. F. Krahier, music chairman of the club, who presented the artists ot the Study iuS Music Mr. Nielsen is studying voice at present Chicago at the American Conservatory of Music and will receive his master's degree in music next year.

He 15 not unknown in Dixon, having spent some time here when his father, the Rev. G. D. Nielsen, was pastor of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren church. Mr.

Stafford has been studying at the Chicago Music college and will receive his master's degree in music next year. Before the war he studied at the Sherwood Music school in Chicago. Program The following program was very received by the audience Both artists responded with en- "Comfort Ye. My People" 'Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exalted" Recitative and aria from 'The Messiah" Handel Mr. Nielsen MORRISON GIRL PARTY HOSTESS FOR JOAN SCOTT Miss Joan Scott who will be come the bride of Russell Mosher of Morrison Thanksgiving Day.

wu guest of honor at a personal shower given by Miss Beverly Hinds of Morrison at her home. During the afternoon "50" was played with prizes going to Miss Norma Garren. first, and Miss Jane Taschal of Morrison, second. Refreshments were served at a table decorated with an arrangement of chrysanthemums. Guests included Mrs.

Harold Bull, Miss Winifred Onken and Miss Taechal, all of Morrison, and Miss Marilyn Cooper. Mrs. William Cooper. Miss Sharon O'Dair and Miss Garren, all of Dixon. Miss Joan Worden was unable to BELIEF- CORPS HAS DINNER IN HOME Woman's Relief Corps members met yesterday for a nousewarm-mg at the home of the president, Janna Ware.

A picnic dinner was served at noon and games were played during the afternoon. Mrs. W. B. Richardson presented Mrs.

Ware with a gift from the BEND SCHOOL Bend school children and parents have a scramble supper and program next Monday evening, Nov. 24. Mrs. Catherine Siemens, the teacher has arranged a program of songs, plays and recitations to be given by the pupds. Friends of the school are im-ited.

Mrs. L. Braxton Only Woman Bass Singer And Her Quartet Spirituals. Folk and Gospel Songs Methodist Church Nov. 23, 7:30 p.

tn. Grace Church Nov. 24, 7:30 p. m. So comfortably by Overland Greyhound Super-Coach and ave money costs less than Iriving your car.

For free travel a formation, call vour nearest Overland Greyhound agent tod ay! CHICAGO DES MOINES CEDAR RAPIDS OMAHA DENVER 1.75 2.80 7.50 17.40 SALT LAKE CITY 26.35 LOS ANGELES 35.40 COMPARE, AND YOU'LL FIND are no lower fares! UNION BUS DEPOT 1 Galfr.a Ave. Dixon Ph G. L. KAUFFMAN. i i liiu nn "Etude in Sharp Minor" Opus 25 Chopin "Waltz in Minor'" Chopin Mr.

Stafford in. "Flower Song" from "Carmen' "Da Bist Wie Erne Schumann "Wicmung" (Dedication) Schumann "Maiden Fair, Deign to Tel!" Mr. Nielsen INTERMISSION IV Haydn "Mountains" Rasbach -I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked" O'H-u-a "My Journey's End" Fostei Encore "Homing" Diego Mr. Nielsen V. "Genera! Lavine Debussy "La Puerta del Vino" Debussy "Alborado del Grazioso" Ravel Encore "Prelude in Major" Rachmaninoff Mr.

Stafford VL "When I Think Upon the Maidens" Head "Clouds" Charles "Let All My Life Be Spross Encore 'Tandy Lou" Encore "One Alone" Mr. Nielsen Florida Girl Is Dixonite's Bride Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Council of Milton. Fla announce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred C. Rook, to Clyde William Deni-son, aviation chief machinist's mate and son of Mrs. Helen Deni-son. 405 Depot avenue, which took place Oct.

18 in Brewton. Ala. The couple are now living in Bagdad. Fla. The bride groom has been in the Navy since his graduation from Dixon high school in 1940 and recently received his permanent rating.

He has been transferred to the Umted States Naval Air station at Corpus Christi, and the couple will move there in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Denison are planning to spend the Christmas holidays in Dixon with his mother and family. CHRISTMAS CARDS We wish, to inform our customers that Christmas cards must be or dered now in order to get first selection.

B. F. Shaw Printing Co. Bazaar and Food Sale SATURDAY. NOV.

22nd 9:00 A. M. DIXON FLORAL SHOP By the Dorcas Society Church of God I .33 roKTRA-rr icmt turn mmk Bride-To-Be Mr. end Mrs. R.

K. Merz. Roure I. announce ihe approaching marriage of fnelr niece. Miss June Welry.

fo Joe Rhoaces. of Rochel'e. The will Take p'ace Dec. 5 at the Thursday Social Events Retired Teachers club. Home of Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Miller, 1510 Third street. 2:00 o'clock.

South Dixon Community club-Miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Paul Rivard and all-day meeting at home of Mrs. Amy Wolfram. Route 4. Lincoln school P.

T. A. School auditorium. 3:30 o'clock. True Blue class of" First Christian church.

Scramble dinner at home of Mrs. A. L. Palmer, 610 Brinton avenue. 12:30 o'clock.

Woosung school P. T. A. School. 8:00 o'clock.

Twentieth Century Literary club- Home of Mrs. Gertrude Carpenter, 417 Second avenue. o'clock. Sugar Grove school P. T.

A. School. 8:00 o'clock. W. S.

W. S. of Eldena Evangelical United Brethren church. Scramble dinner in church parlors. Noon.

HOME PERMAXENT WAVE i -with sensational, new TWIX-GRIP PLASTIC CURLERS most amazing advancement in the history of home permancTK waving gives you the tnvsi way in ail the worid 10 a lovelier permanent wavr imusht In jus; 2 to 3 pleasant hours vov can now have soft, naiuraiiv beautiful ionijer lastinc waves, jrtrJc for any VILLIGER'S DRUG FIRST STREET DIXON EVENING TELEGRAPH Phidian Art Club Opens Gallery at Loveland House Phidian Art club members and guests met yesterday in the Loveland House. program was ihe opening of the Dixon Art Gal-lerv which is sponsored bv the club. Seventeen pictures were exhibited and were viewed by the women before rne meeting was called to order by the president. Miss Clara Armmgton. She told how Miss Lucia Dement, an artist and former resident of Dixon, hoped for tne establishment of an art gallery in Dixon and that It was because of her influence and inspiration that the project was originated and consummated.

Miss Armington also thanked the trustees of the Loveland House for their interest and cooperation. 1'rUe Winners The winners of the purchase prize and the six honorable mentions wert then announced. Mrs. Eunice Schuler was given the purchase prize, a gift of the Phid-an Art club, for her water color, "Our Island." Blue ribbons were given for the honorable mention pictures which included: "After the Hurricane," an oil by Agnes Ferguson. "A Bit of Homesnun," an oil by Calla Grieg.

"Before the Hurricane." a water color by Magda Clatter. "Up Mam Street," a painting by the late Halger Jensen which was exhibited by his wife. Dusk." a water color by Eugenie Sharp. "Driftwood." a water color by Eumce Schuler. Miss Armington then introduced Bendon A.

Kneale, head of the art department of Frances Shinier college, Mr. Carroll. Mr. Kneale said that Dixon should be very proud to know that there is a movement in the city of the furtherance of cultural activity and very grateful for the use of such a building as the Loveland House. Expansion Hopes He saw hopes for expansion and said he would like to see more pictures on the walls.

The speaker continued with "It is creative ability the artist wants to stimulate. He wants to tell a story in picture, to express a mood." Mr. Kneale then commented pictures, telling why the jury made certain decisions and what he liked in the pictures. again expressed appreciation for We Are All Set For Thanksgiving ARE YOU? I Better Phone In Your Reservations Early I Serving Thanksgiving Day 11:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.

I LANDMARK I IN GRAND DETOUR I Just Across the New Bridge A More Glamorous Permanent Wave THIS EASIER AT HOME Thousands of women day art to the Portrait because ONLY Portrait has new TWIN-GRIP PiasHC Curlers. Give a Portrait and discover the thrill of new loveliness. It works where ordinarv Df rmaricnis Your daugnter. too, 2 Portrait 9m STORE HONE 25 the Community House and for Mrs. Zoe Osborne Latham's ability as director.

The speaker praised very generously the Dixon GIs who are students at Frances Shimer. He said it was with some concern that men were admitted girls' school but he was say that the Dixon GIs high caliber and ime. upstanding Geuentl In commenting upon the show in general the judges said that Dixon can be proud ot the that it adds life and a gay note to the Loveland House, tna: signifies that fine arts coming together in building makes better unrsttridmg hi other When asked to criticize they there was a lack of the creative element, that there was too muon dependence upon copying nature, and that painters need to consider proper 'ramipx A irame should be sympathetic to the picture, according to them They suggested that ail could be more experimental ar.d more After the lecture cofree was served by the hostesses. L-e-Grand Cannon. Mrs.

Wilson Dy-sart. Mrs. I. B. Hoe! or and Mrs.

Donald Raymond. CLASS TO HAVE DINNER PARTY Members of the Shawgei Sunday school class of the Alethodist church will have a scramble supper Tuesday evening. Nov. 25 at 6:30 o'clock at the church. Kits-bands and friends are invited and men.bers attending are asked to bring their own table serviee and a dish to pass.

Mrs. William Lang is chairman of the evening's activities and Mrs. Helen Rolfe is charge of the program. Mrs. Wilbur Schrei-ner and Mrs.

Ray Herbert will present a group of songs and read-" mgs. ST. AGNES GUILD Members of St. Agnes guild of St. Episcopal church will meet Friday afternoon.

Nov. 21. at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elmer Reynolds, 606 East Second street. LUNCHEON The Misses Bell and Nancy -Wooldridge will entertain Thursday with luncheon at the Wagon Wheel, Rockton, for Mrs.

J. T. Warren. (Additional Society on Page 6) Elaine Hackman Marries in Home i In a ceremony home of her paients Miss Elaine Hackman. I daughter of Mr.

Mis. Harry Hackman oi Btooklyn. the bride of Harold Jacox. of Mr. and Jesse Jacox vi: Friend.

Neb. Sunday afternoon at 3.00 o'clock. The Rev. Shafer read the ceremony. The was decorated with potted palms.

wbUfc were placed on each side of a white arch. Bells were hung the center of the White Silk Guun The bride wore a princess sown oi white silk, which the br.degroom brougnt back irom ltzerland It was fashioned a sweetheart neckluie and long pointed with buttons extending jrom the shoul- the wrists. Her fsngertip- length veil of English illusion was held in place by a coronet of seed pearl orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with white roses. Her gift from the bridegroom was a silver bracelet set with blue Miss Beverly Hackman was her maid of honor. She wore a powder blue floor-length gown and carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink roses.

Kenneth Jacox of Springfield. was his brother's best man. Dinner at Hotel Following the ceremony a dinner was served at the Nachusa Hotel to members of the bridal party, relatives and friends. The bride was graduated from Lee Center high school and at-: ended business college in Rock-ford. She has been employed in the bank in Rochelle.

Mr. Jacox was graduated from Friend high school and the Coyne Electrical scuiol. He is a veteran of military service and is employed at the Whitcomb Locomotive company in Rochelle. MEETING POSTPONED Meeting of members of Zion Household Science club which was to have been held Thursday, Nov. 20.

has been postponed until further notice. JUST ONE Cold Cap Kenwood's Rexall Drug Store Dixon High School Students Elect Officers For Year Dixon high school students have elected their class officers for the 1947-4S school year. Those cnosen include the following: Seniors: Delores Peterson, pres ident: Howard Swegie. vice-pres-i idem: John Eckhart. secretary- Juniors: pat Wagnei.

president: Wendell Mathews, vice-president. John Hmkle. secretary-treasurer. Sophomores Bob Leonard, president; Don Sproul. vice-president Donna Drew, secretary-treasurer.

Freshmen: Jim Mercer, president; Floyd Acker, vice-pres ident: Bob RcsseU. TRAVEL CLUB HEARS TALK ON 2 CITIES Dixon Travel club members met at the home of Miss Ruth Chiver-ton uith Miss Cornelia Conibear and Miss Belli Stuck as co-hostesses. MUs Mary Ellen Lungan was the speaker of the evening. Miss Langan told of her trip to Washington. D.

C. and Richmond. and showed pictures and postards of places she saw. O. E.

S. INSTALLATION Members of Dorothy chapter O. E. S. will have an installation ceremony for newly elected and appointed officers Friday evening.

Nov. 21. at o'clock in Brinton Memorial Masonic temple. A reception in tile dining room will follow. The public is invited to attend.

Palmyra Society Hears Slate Head Palmyra Mutual Aid society members met yesterday at the come of Mrs. Paul Kesselnng. A 1 scramble dinner was served at noon after which the bus Iness ses-jsion was conducted by Mrs. Ray mond Hughes, president. Mrs.

Charles Butterbaugh the devotio.ials the group repeated the Lords Prayer. Roll call was answered with "Something to Be Thankful For" and Mrs W. B. O'Neill, state president the Women's Christian Temperance Union, the guest speaker, as introduced. Mrs.

O'Neill's talk on the work of the WCTU organization was followed by an auction sale. Myron Leather was take? in new member of the society. The next meeting of the group will be held Dec. 17 at the home of Mrs. Louis Leydig, 210 North Dixon avenue.

There will be 25-cent gift exchange. ELDENA W.SCS. Members of the W.S C.S. of the Eldena Evangelical United Breth-em church will have a scramble dinner in the church parlors Thursday noon, Nov. 20.

At 2:00 o'clock the annual Thanksgiving thank offering service will be held the church parlors. Kingdom and St societies members are invited, as are all friends of the church, including the men. FOR MRS. WARREN Mrs. George B.

Shaw will enters tain a group of ladies at dinner this evening at her home in Bluff Park in honor of Mrs. J. T. Warren of Honolulu. Dr.

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