Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE TEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, AUGUST, 13, 1948 ttoniifiM-Stocker Wedding The wedding of Hugh P. Horst man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh fV Herstman, 1300 State street, and Miss Marjorle Stocker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Stocker ot 562 Whltelaw avenue, Wood River, will take place Saturday afternoon at 3 o'plock in the First Baptist Church, East Alton, with the Rev. William F. Bohn offfl- clatlng. John Lock of Alton and Mrs. Charles Fahnestock of Wood River, sister of the bride, will be attendants, and guests will be members of the Immediate families nnd a few close friends.

After a honeymoon trip the couple will reside In Wood River. Mr. Horstman and Miss Slocker are employes of Wood River Oil and Refining Company. The prospective groom Is a graduate of Alton High School and Purdue University, LaFayette, and the bride-to-be was graduated from East Alton-Wood River High School. Bridcs-to-Be Honored Miss Ella June Frederick and Miss Dorothy Wllken were "guests of honor Thursday evening at buffet dinner given by Mrs.

Herbert M. Wilson, 2632 Watalee avenue. Miss Frederick will be married to Efdon Christian October 30, and Miss Wllken will become the bride of Gerhard Pllz August 20. Following the serving of dinner at 6 o'clock, the prospective brides were presented with gifts of kitchen towels by the 26 guests present. Mrs.

Wilson was assisted In entertaining by her mother, Mrs. Emll Erdmnnn, and her daughter, Miss Florence Wilson. Pre-Nuptlal Shower at Medora Mrs. Lester Huff, Mrs. Floyd Frost and Mrs.

Everett Jones, all of Medora, entertained Saturday afternoon at the latter's home with a miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss June Walters of Mcdora, whoso marriage to George Huff of Alton will take place August 29. The appointments were In blue and pink. A white sprinkling can from a chandelier over the table on which the gifts for the bride-to-be wore arranged. Games were played and refreshments were served. Wedding at Detroit Miss Clarice Ford, daughter of Mrs, Agnes Ford of Detroit, and the late Walter Ford, and Charles Urban, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Urban of Detroit, were married at the Jesuit church In Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. A cousin of the bride, i the Rev.

Walter Ford, of Detroit, officiated at the double ring cere- The bride was escorted to the altar by her of Alton. She wnsfe down the aisle by her attpndants, Miss Rosemary Cecil, maid of honor, Miss Alice Marcella Earnhardt, and Miss Betty Duell, bridesmaids, and her 12-year-old Ford, junior bridesmaid. Mr. Urban's attendants were Larry Wilson, best man, and James Adams, James O'Neill, and Donald Berry, groomsmen. Miss Ford's bridal gown was of white satin and her flowers were arranged In an arm bouquet.

Her flnger-tlp veil fell from a cluster of orange blossoms, Her attendants were In frocks of pink marquisette over satin, and they carried colonial bouquets. They wore picture hats which matched their dresses. Following the wedding, a reception was held at Knights of Columbus hall In Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.

Urban will reside In Detroit where the groom Is a salesman with the Hudson department store. Among the guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Ford and son, David of Alton, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvln Groshan of East St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs, H. V.

Thames of Memphis, and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Keel and daughter of Scranton, Pa. The late Walter Ford resided in Alton when he was a young man. His family has visited In Alton on Several occasions. Iluff-Wnltefs Announcement Mr.

and Mrs. Hoy Walters of Medora are announcing the engagement and approaching mar rlage of their daughter, June, to George Huff, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Huff of Roekbrldge. Miss Walters graduated from Mcdora Township High School in 1945 nnd for the past three years has been teaching school In Jersey County.

Miss Walters, has attended Illinois State Normal University at Normal, and Is attending Lakeview College of Commerce. Mr. Huff graduated from Modora Township High School In 1044. He served In the army 30 months, 21 of which were spent in Japan, and Is employed In the office of Laclcde Steel Company. The wedding of the couple take place Sunday, August 29, at Kcmper Baptist church at 3 o'clock (CST).

No formal Invitations are being sent out but relatives and friends are Invited to attend a reception at Ihe homo of the bride's parents immediately after the wedding. noehtermnn to Wed Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Dochterman of 2234 St. S. Cedar Rapids, are announcing the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Mrs. A. J.

Hoge of Sprlngvlllc, la. 1 The prospective bride Is a former resident of Roxana and a graduate of Roxana High School. She Is employedMIss Oochtcrman, at tho National Oats Company office In Cedar Rapids. Her fiance Is an employe of Hawkeye Express Company, Cedar Rapids. Plans are being made for a September wedding to be held In the Little Brown Church In the Vale, Nashua, la.

Miss Kariemuchor Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chalcngs- Worth of Fosterburg are announcing the engagement, of their daughter, Miss Shirley Jeone Rademacher of New York City, to Eaden Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waden Keith, of Paw- tuck6t, R.

I. The wedding Is scheduled for Tuesday, September 7, In New York. Miss Rademachor, well-known In music Is graduate of Shurtleff College. She studied music at Montlcello College under Corrlne Frederick and did postgraduate work at Julliard school New York. She has been In York since September of 1944 and Is a professional piano accompanist and teacher of piano.

She also Is organist and choir "'director at a Presbyte'rlan church In Jersey City, N. J. Keith, a graduate of Providence College, Providence, R. is studying medicine at New York Medical College. He Is a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa, national medical fraternity.

During the late war he served as an In the navy. and Mrs. Chalengsworth's home was destroyed In the March tornado which struck Fosterburg. They are residing temporarily In St. Louis.

Mrs. Chalengsworth plans to leave for New York next week and will remain until after the wedding. "Gay Nineties" at Fidelity The "Gny Nineties" held their annual get-together Thursday at Fidelity at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Forty-five were present.

The "Gay Nineties" Is a group of women, who In their early days attended school at Fidelity. A basket dinner was served at. noon on the lawn at the Rodoll home. Two members, Miss Kate Powers of St. Louis, and Mrs, Jean Seago of Alton were observing their birthdays, nnd each was pro- sented with a birthday cake.

Mrs. Nolle Thomas of Alton, secretary of the group, was presented with an overnight luggage. Sue Ann Lambert of Carlinvllle sang, with accordion accompanl- rncnt by Mrs. Faye Harms of At- wTiter. Among those present were Mrs.

Eannle Nelder of Godfrey, Mrs. Cora Wilson pf Morrlsonvllle, Mrs. Faye Harms of Atwater, Mrs. Mae Grader of Hamburg, Mrs Emily Smitlf Pope of Kilsburg, Mrs, Irma Rich of New Florence, Mrs. Lucy Zeek of Richmond, Mrs.

Freda Boals, Miss Kale Powers, Mrs. Vlda Ploss, Miss Clara Delchlor, Mrs. Elsie Gronemnyer and children of St. Louis, Mrs. Jessie Rich, Mrs, Jean Seago, Mrs.

Nelle Thomas Mrs. Maggie Haynes of Alton; Mrs. Malcolm Fulllngton, Mrs. Florence Lambert nnd children, and Mrs. Grace Downs of Carlinvllle; Mrs.

Liza Collenberger, Mrs. Stolin Carroll, Mrs. Jennie Woolsey, Mrs. Mary Ayrleloll, Mrs. Almn Day, Jersey- vllle; Mrs.

Lydla Moore, Mrs. Mnyme Tuetken, Mrs. Mayme Colnmnn, Mrs. Helen Rortoll, Mrs. Alma Quirk, Mrs.

Angle Reed, Mrs. Louise Moore nnd children, Mrs. Nora Moore and son, Mrs, Sylvia Moore, Mrs. Madge Ely, Mrs. Lula Brown, Mrs.

Lucy Ritchey and Mrs. Frank Shackles of Fidelity; Mrs. Mary. Ryan, Mrs. Irma Challacomho, Mrs.

Mamie Rice, Mrs. Nona Powers, Mrs, Ida Dodge, Mrs. Mabel Whltfield, Me- dorn. Additional guests at the dinner worn William Nolder, Jacob, Pearl and Emll Rodoll. Prospective Bride Honored Miss Dorothy Ewen and Miss FJorlne Erdmann entertained last evening at the home of Miss Ewen, 3505 Thomas street, in honor of Miss Dorothy Wllken, whose marriage to Gerhard Pllz.will be an event of August 29.

Gifts of linen for the bride-to-be were placed on the dining room table beneath a big umbrella trimmed In pink and green, and l.he same theme was repeated in the party favors. Garden flowers were arranged throughout the house. Tho evening was devoted to the playing of bunco, and Mrs. Ray Jones, Miss Betty Landis, and Miss Thelma Wilken were awarded prizes. The party followed a dinner given In honor of Miss Wilkon and Miss Ella Juno Frederick.

Invitations Issued Invitations have boon Issued for the wedding of Miss Marjorle Gent, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Ray Gent, 2914 Fcrnwood avenue, to Norvan Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders of East St. Louis.

The wedding will take place Friday evening, September 3, In Calvary Baptist Church. flout IIONtcfti Mrs. Ralph A. Gent of 412 Rosier street entertained members of club at her home Thursday night. Bridge was played, and refreshments were served by the hostess.

Miss Eugenia Delano, Mrs. Kenneth Schdbert, Mrs. Jerome Sprlngmnn nnd Mrs. S. Harold Roberts were given prizes.

Mrs. Robert Jadwln of 622 East Fifteenth street will be hostess to the club August 26. Miss Mlllor Guest of Honor Miss Barbara Miller, who will become tho bride of Frederick A. Betz September 4, was honored Thursday night at party given by Mrs. William Haas at her home, 309A Central avenue.

The party appointments were In pink and white. Twelve guests were In attendance, and Oklahoma was played. to wing your way back to school you'll need that new fall look! felts, all colors! feather or ribbon trims! hats by "Gage" for every age! new fall accessories scarfs! handbags! Lady Love 8 gore slips and dips! myrtle k. pa in I it (1(H fist fcroidway millinery accessories. Mrs.

Haas served refreshments during the latter part of the evening. Miss Miller was presented with gifts of linen, and Mrs. Frank Henderson, Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Warren Klrchhoff of Ed- wardsvllle were awarded prizes.

To Entertain Auxiliary Mrs. Harry Sims of 2317 Washington avenue will entertain the Auxiliary to Alton Branch, National Letters Carriers Association, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Prc-Nuptlal Party Miss Grade Herrmann was guest of honor at a party given Thursday night by Mrs. Robert K. Langen at her home, 825 Hawley avenue.

The marriage of Miss Herrmann to Robert Koeller will take place In St. Ambrose Church Saturday, August 28. Bridge, Oklahoma and pinochle provided entertainment, and Mrs. Preston Pelpert, Miss Virginia Monks, Mrs. Mary Peters and Miss Emma Bean were given prizes.

Miss Herrmann was given a gift by the 18 young women In attendance, Assisted by her sisters, Miss Betty Lou Hayden and Miss Rose- mAry Hayden, Mrs. Langen served refreshments at a late hour. The guests were. seated at card tables decorated In yellow and white, and their, places were marked with llly-of-the-valley nosegays. Farewell Tarty Thursday Members the Chnrmette Club gave a farewell party Thursday night at the home of Miss Mary Lou Schnfer, 1601 Henry street, in honor of Miss Jane Neudecker nnd Miss Louise Davis and presented the guests of honor with gifts.

Miss Neudecker and Miss Davis, who were graduated from Altpn High School last winter, will enter Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing In St. Louis Monday, August 16, Part of the evening was devoted to the playing of Oklahoma, and lunch was served. The Misses Clara Brooks, Jane Neudecker, Louise Davis, Betty Pruett, Gloria Cole and Norma Benecke were recipients of prizes, Mrs. Silk Hostess Mrs. Charles Silk of 823 Doug- Ins street, was hostess to a prettily appointed luncheon Thursday, entertaining members of Past Presidents Club, Mothers Auxiliary to the Order of DeMolay, and Miss Amelia Rlngemnnn.

Following a brief business session, presided over by Mrs. Charles Wenzol, the guests played bunco and pinochle. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wenzel, Mrs. Harry Luddeke, Mrs.

Theodore P. Bortler, and Miss Rlngemann, nnd Mrs. Silk presented Miss Ringemnnn with a guest gift. The club will have dinner at LnVlstn Thursday, September 9. Party for Ming Mohlnr Mrs.

Robert Allen ot 927 Easlon street gave a party Wednesday night in honor of Miss Vova Mohler, whose marriage (o will be an event of August 21. Eighteen guests were in nl- tondnnce, and Mrs. Allen was assisted In entertaining by her mother, Mrs. C. L.

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Store Hours: 9 to 5 Daily 9 to 9 Saturday. basket trimmed with wedding bells. Within the containers wore gifts of a miscellaneous nature for the bride-elect. Liverpool rhum was played, and Miss Jane Yenny, Mrs. Cochran and Mrs.

Franklin Harrison were given prizes. The house was decorated In the bridal motif, and silver -and white were the predominating colors. A large bell was dropped from the celling of the living room, and wedding bells centered with candles ornamented the refreshment table. During the serving of lunch the house was candle-lighted. Dinner for Billiklns Mrs.

William Llndley entertained Thursday evening at her country home near Brighton with a chicken dinner for members of the Bllllkln Club. Games were played and prizes were given to Mrs. R. W. Merger, Miss Hannah Droste, and Mrs Llndley.

Mrs. Metzger will be hostess to the club In two weeks at her home on Milton road. A Co-Ed Club Plans Dance The Co-Ed Club of YMCA will have a dance Wednesday evening, September 8 from 8 to 11 o'clock at the Alton 'Y' and will have as guests members of the Co-Ed Club of the St. Louis YMCA and the physical department of the Alton 'Y'. The committee on arrangements Cor the dance headed by Glenn Allen' met last night to complete plans.

The dance will be for club members and their guests and will be Informal. Smoky Phillips' orchestra will play for dancing. A group' from the Co-Ed Club had a swimming party last evening at Granite City. The next outing planned for the organization will be a steak fry August 18 at Onlzed Club grounds. Miss Helen Lewis and Peter Fuchs are co-chairmen In charge.

There will be an all-day outing Sunday, August 22 at Clayton, Mo. DcMoluy-Rninhotv DUIICR The series of summer dances sponsored by DeMolay and Rainbow at Franklin Masonic Temple on Friday nights have continued to attract large crowds of young people. Buddy Lile's orchestra will be featured tonight. Recorded music will be played beginning nt 8:30 and Lile's band will start playing at 9:30. Other social events announced for the month of August by the joint entertainment committee of DeMolay and Rainbow include a trip next Wednesday evening to Forest Park Highlands, St.

Louis; recording dgnce Friday, August 22, nnd the annual summer semiformal dance on Friday night, August 27, with Mat Klndig's orchestra providing the program of dance music. Fellowship With Miss Chester At. a meeting ot the Youth Fellowship of the First Baptist Church held the home of Miss Carlec Chester of 1522 Henry str.eet last evening, a miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Virginia Fines. Miss Fines, who will become the bride of David Anderson August Personals i Mrs. James Owen of 244 SpjUh i Thirteenth street, Wood River, en- 'lered Alton Memorial Hospital Wednesday and underwent surgery Thursday morning.

While Mrs. Owens Is in the hospital her Children, Sharon and Larry, are' with their uncle and aunt, and Mrs. Oran Diveley, In 'South Roxann. Pastor and Mrs. M.

J. BVuer and daughter, Marjl, and son, Peter, of Long Beach, visited from Monday through Wednesday at i the home of their daughter, Mrs. Warren Kopf, 608 East Seventh I street. The party was enroute i to the wedding of Paul Bruer of London, Canada, son of Pasi lor and Mrs. Bruer, which will jtake place In London.

Rev. Mr. I Bruer is pastor of a Lutheran 1 church in Long Beach. Miss Helen Barley has returned I to Pittsfleld after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Earley of 3528 Berkeley avenue. Miss Earley will conduct a revival at the Full Gospel Assembly church In Keokuk, the first week In September. Rev. and Mrs. Paul C.

Edgar and two sons, Paul and William, arrived last evening from Paducah, fend are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Cousley. Rev.

Mr. Edgar will fill the pul- jpit for the next two Sundays in placp of the pastor, Rev. J. Vance, who Is on his vacation. In his- boyhood Rev.

Mr. Edgar at- I ended the Presbyterian Sunday school and church. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ford and son, David, of J125 Main street, have returned from a ten-day trip to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer T. Olin and children of Falrmount have returned from a vacation trip to Jasper Park, Canada. Charles C.

Hopkins of Western Cartridge has returned to the Mineral Springs Hotel after a long slay in a hospital In St. Louis. He was recovering from a severe injury to one of his log sustained 22, was directed to the gifts, hidden In various parts of the house, by clues written on small slips of paper. Late in the evening refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. C.

Dennis Chester. Mr. and Mrs. George Ryrie and Mr. and Mrs.

Zell Shaver, sponsors of the Fellowship group, were among (hose present. In a fall. The leg had previously been Injured accidently and the accident was the more serious for that reason. Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Franz and son, Kenneth, of 2126 State street have returned from Iowa City, where they visited, and Kenneth, graduate of Alton High School, jwlll return to Iowa City to enter I the University of Iowa in Sep- lembor. Mr. and Mrs.

Franz's son I and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Franz, are students at the University of Iowa. While away ion vacation the Franz family tended a celebration held in West i Branch, In observance, of former President Hoover's 74th birth-! day. i The Misses Marcella, Margy, and Hena Austin, daughters of Mr.

nnd Mrs. A. B. Austin, 1115 East Seventh street, returned Thursday evening from a trip In which they visited relatives in Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan. They accompanied their grandparents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Lawrence Landon of Dow. Miss Evelyn Wolff of New York City will arrive this afternoon for! a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. i Roy Beall oM07 East Ninth street.

Miss Wolff was graduated from Shurtleff College several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Juttemeyer and and Mrs. Alex Fox jtire leaving Saturday morning for a vacation' stay in Nisswa, Minn. They will be accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. M. Ferrell of St.

Petersburg, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Dugan of Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs.

Pearl Baxter of Alton have returned from a two weeks' vacation. They visited points in the west, Including Yellowstone Park. Mrs Howard Lewis of Brighton, Route 1, accompanied by her daughter, Susan Dale, returned home Thursday from Alton Memorial Hospital. Susan Bale, the third child, but first daugh'ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis, was born Monday at the hospital. Their other children are Howard and Randy. Rev. Lawrence D. Graves, pastor of Godfrey Congregational church Is on a two weeks' tour of duly at Fort Lustis, with the 373rd Port Battalion of East St Louis of which he is During his absence the pulpit will be filled by Herbert Illingworth of St.

Louis. Mr. Illingworth is a ministerial student. Mrs. Hattie Draper Funeral Sunday Funeral services for Mrs.

Hattie Draper, wife of Milton H. Draper of 1102 West Ninth, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. in Gent funeral horde by the Rev. Paul B. Brown, pastor of First Methodist Church.

Burial will be In Oakwood cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7:30 p. today. Try Our Special SEA FOOD PLATE Lobster, Oysters, French Fried Shrimp, Scallops complete menl. Delicious Steaks Fried Chicken For good food come to the Clifton Terrace Hotel CLIFTON rERRACE.

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16,17 Registration of students will be held at Marquette High School Monday, Aug. 16, and Tuesday, Aug. 17, from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

m. Owing to crowded conditions at Marquette, it is necessary that all students, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, register on the days named. Not what we earn but what we save is tho measure of our financial security. Save the simplest way, through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or the Bonda-Month plan where you bank. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Russell Dale and daughter, Phyllis, of 2408 Alby street have returned from a vacation stay in Detroit and vicinity. The Rev. Paul S.

Krebs, minister at the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church, will speak at Chautauqua Sunday morning. His pulpit at the Twelfth Street Church will be filled by the Rev. D. H. Toomey.

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