Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ALTON EVENING Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Lyons of Society. Brien Family Reunion The family of Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Brien, of Coffeen, 111., formerly of Wood River, had a reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Brien, In Madison in observance of the forty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Brien, sr. Dinner was served nt 1 o'clock, and was followed by the playing of cards.

Attending in addition to the guests of honor were Mrs. Mildred Rockefeller and son, Richard, of Alton, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Heskett, daughter, Judith, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Brien and daughter, Carol Louise nnd Margaret Gayle, of Wood River, and Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Brien, and son, Johnny Bill. Mr.

and Mrs. Brien are parents of two daughters, Mrs. Rockefeller and Heskett, and three sons, W. Joseph and Lee. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Brien, who reside In Norfolk, had a telephone conversation at 2 o'clock with Mr. Brlen's parents, calling from Norfolk to offer congratulations. Marriage Made Known Announcement was made of (he marriage of Miss JVina 'G. Aldridge of 408 West Fourth street to Walter B.

Franz, of 32 Bellerlve Acres, St. Loujs County, at a luncheon given Saturday at the Missouri Athletic Club, St. Louis following Mr. Franz's graduation from St. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance.

The wedding occurred August 27, 1948 at the Twelfth Street Church with the Rev. Paul S. Krebs officiating. The couple's attendants were Mr. and Mrs.

Walter G. Hunt, jr. Mrs. Franz Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Aldridge of Brighton. She has been'employed at the Alton store of Henry C. Lytton and Company for the past six years.

CLUBS PARTIES WEDDINGS TEAS SECEPTJOWS Speech Course to Be Opened at YW Tonight "Learning by Doing" will be the keynote of the speech class to be conducted at the YWCA by Mrs. Solveig Sullivan, chairman of tho I Monticello College speech and Hospital Notes Mrs. W. B. Franz of the St.

Louis business with his father In St. Louis. Honored on Birthday Mr. Charles P. Smith of 2609 College avenue gave a party Saturday afternoon, honor- Ing their daughter, Elizabeth, on the occasion of her thirteenth birthday.

The guests, the Misses Judith Butler, Linda Aldrldge, Patty Durham, Kay Travis, Helen Stade, Helen Prledecker, Jacqueline Temple, Claire Smith and Carolyn Walker, presented Miss Smith with anniversary gifts. The Misses Walker and Temple excelled at games played and were awarded prizes. Refreshments were served, and the table appointments were In the valentine motif. A birthday cake formed an attractive centerpiece. Ailiie Freelnnd Weds Mr.

and Mrs. James Freeland of Curvey street have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Allsie Jane Freeland, and Earl Myatt of St. Louis. The wedding took place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in the parsonage of Elm Street Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Marshall Rice officiating.

Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of St Louis. After the ceremony M.r. and Mrs.

Myatt left for St. Louis where they will make their home at 5617 Cabanne. The bride, who Is employed as nurse at Brown Shoe Company In St. Louis, was graduated from Alton High School, and Nurses School of Training, St. Luke's Hospital, St.

Louis. Leimbach Family Dinner Mr. and Martin Leimbach of 517 Marsh street and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leimbach of Humbert road attended a family dinner Sunday at 6 o'clock at (he home of Otto Leimbach of Tholozan street, St.

Louis. The dinner was given in honor Of Ernest Leimbach, of St. Louis on the occasion of his 83rd birthday. Ernest Leimbach, Is the father of Martin, Ernest, and Otto Leimbach. Five of his six sons and their families were present at the celebration.

the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Eileen Marie, to Paul M. Srroggins, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Jesse ScroBRinsof Bunker Hill. The wedding will take place at 8 o'clock Satu a evening, February 19, at the Berean Bap- list church, Bunker Hill.

The Miss Lyons. Rev. LeRoy Dude, pastor of the Bunker Hill Methodist church will officiate. Lelnnd Scroggins of Bunker Hill, brother of the prospective groom, will be best man. Miss Lyons has chosen Miss Jacqueline Reichman of Joliet, 111., as her maid of honor.

Miss Lyons, a graduate of the Joliet. (111.) High School, attended School at Kansas City, Mo. She was formerly employed as an airbrush artist at Shasv Portrait Studio. Mr. Scroggins attended Meissner High School in Bunker Hill and served two years in the navy on the aircraft carriers U.

S. S. Midway and F. D. R.

He Is associated with his brother In operating a farm near Bunker Hill. I'urty for James McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald entertained at their home on Seminary road Saturday evening on the occasion of the nineteenth birthday of their son, James. Bingo was played nnd prizes were given to Mrs, Wilma Northcutt, John Junior Northcutt nnd Rob- served at a table centered with a three-layer birthday cake.

Guests included Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Northcutt and children, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Northcutt, Mrs.

Wilma Northcutt and children, Leo, Kenneth, Loren and Compagno an Honor Crad at St. Louis U. Paul A. Compagno, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Compagna, 320 Vino street, was graduated magna laude from St. Louis Unl- Saturday. He is a member of Pi Gamma Mu, a national honorary society. Mr. Compagno's parents attended the graduation exercises.

Three students graduated summa cum laude, and six magna laude. Rufus Easton Patrons To Hear Macy Pruitt Rufus Easton Parent-Teacher will meet Tuesday eve- at the Rufus Easton 'rultt of Roosevelt hool will speak. as well as other persons are Invited to attend meeting. Johnson-BeurdsmorG Wedding The altar of Main Street Methodist church was decorated with palms, ferns, white gladioli and snapdragons for the wedding Saturday evening of Everett Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl B. Johnson of 535 East Seventh street, and Miss Gloria Beardsmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Beardfmore of Alton, Route 2.

The chancel was lighted with tapers In candelabra for the double ring ceremony which took place at 7 o'clock with the Rev. V. Corrie officiating. Carl Jessen, organist, played for the processional nnd recessional and accompanied William Reed who sang "Through the Years," "Day of Golden Promise" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride entered the church with her father, who gave her marriage. She wore an aqua- colored gabardine suit, brown shoes, and a bonnet-shaped beige fiat arranged with a brown veil.

White roses and snapdragons were combined in the bouquet which she carried. Her only ornament was a double strand of pearls, gift from the groom. Miss Jeanette Beardsmore was maid of honor and sole attendant for her sister. She appeared In a copper-colored suit of gabardine and carried yellow rosas and snapdragons. She wore clip, and earrings to match, gift from the bride.

A brown veil trimmed her beige- colored hat, and her othor accessories were brown. Thomas Herxog served as best man for Mr. Johnson. William Beardsmore, brother of the bride, and Vincent. Gargenani of St! Louis were ushers.

Following the ceremony a reception was held at the D. of U. V. Hall on State street for members of the Immediate families. JWlien the young couple departed MAIL YOUR FILM TODAY 8 ENLARGED HUNTS ALTON PHOTO SERVICE of ten weeks.

"There nre great advantages, both from social and a business standpoint, in being able to express one's soif well in public," Mrs. Sullivan ha's pointed out. "Bo- sides, there's personal satisfaction in being able to speak with ease and confidence." Each member of the class will be given an opportunity to speak dur- ng each session. Students will begin with three-minute speech and work up to one lasting 10 or 15 minutes. All voices will be recorded at beginning and end of the course.

1728. Rabelais Is credited with preparing the first almanac in 1533. for a honeymoon trip to an undisclosed destination, the bride was wearing her wedding ensemble and a brown gabardine topcoat. Mr. and Mrs.

Johnson are graduates of Alton High School. They will reside in nn apartment nt 508 East Third street. Mr. Johnson, an engineer at the Gates Rubber Company, St. Louis, attended Southern Methodist University at Dallas, and served three years In the United States Army.

Mrs. Johnson Is employed at Millers' Mutual Insurance Company. Guests from out-of-town who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Le Pere, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Jatho, Mr. and Mrs. John Beardsmore of Belleville; Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Beardsmore of O'Fallon; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eckels of East St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs.

L. Elgin of University City, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kidd 'of St. Louis, and Mrs.

Addle Erlinger of Trenton, 111. I'ottt-Nuptiul Party Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxeiner of Godfrey were guests of honor at a party given by the women of Godfrey Methodist church Tuesday evening, February 1, in the social rponis of the church. Mr.

and Mrs. Maxeiner, whose marriage took place January 3, were presented with miscellaneous gifts for use in their new home. Motion pictures provided enter- evening refreshments were served. Mrs. Maxeiner, the former Miss Lesa Wagner of Germany, arrived in this country by plane December 3.

Li-Kisliition Committee Legislation committee of Alton Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday evening nt 7:30 o'clock with Miss Myrtle S. Paul, 501 Henry street. Alton Memorial Hospital Medical Treatment Thomas Bishop, Brighton. HaroM Kuethe, Dorscy. Ternh White, 2410 East Broadway.

Joyce Wcstfall, 712 nidge. Pearl Haws, 224 Wood Rlvnr avenue, East Alton. Frank Bingcr, 472 Tlpton, Wood Hlver. Arthur Gordon, 58 West Lorena, Wood Hlver. Mrs.

Catherine Hlnvsa. Edwardsville, Rt. Freda Thorn. East Alton, Rt. 1.

Woodrow Garrett, Godfrey, Rt. 2. Mrs. Mac Haugg, Acton avenue, Wood Roy B. Wesley, Cottage Hills.

Mrs. Hulda Young, Godfrey. Rebecca Russell, 11 Falrvlew. Mrs. Alta McCauley, 218 North Pence, East Alton.

Mrs. Norms Hedger, 2118 Johnson. Surgical Treatment Clan Werts. Bethalto. Mrs, Selma Baquets, 303 Carpenter, Jerseyville.

Charles Nation, 1421 George. Virginia Carey, Grafton. Hattie Roberts, Godfrey, Ht. 1. Denny Younger, Godfrey, Rt.

1, Marvin Wright, East Alton, Rt. 1. Miss Julia Foster, 1008 Phlnney. Mrs. Mabel Hunt, Moro, Rt.

1. Charles Lewis, 103 Volbracht. Douglas Llppman, 828 Lorena, Wood River. William Shattuck, 212 Tydeman, Fox- ann. Mrs.

Jean Boyer and infant ton, 3103 Central. Wood River. Mrs. Eileen Heflin and Infant daughter, Bethalto. Edward Pope, 1410 Cooper.

Roger Ruedln, 2808 Walnut. Mrs. Penrl Kulp, Meclora, Rt. 1. Miss Marjorle Watson, Grafton.

Peter Wolfe, 3221 Edsall. Mrs. Madge Thomson, 2011 Brown. Leonard Schibner, Edwardsville, Ht. 1.

Mrs. Alrcna Davis and Infant son, Moro, Rt. 1. Mrs. Virginia Sims and infant daughter, H08 East Broadway.

Mrs. Fay Hubbard and Infant son, 14B First. Roxana. Mrs. Chnrllne Bohart and infant daughter, 1331 Russell.

Mrs. Betty Paul nnd Infant daughter, 134 Central, Bethalto. Mrs. Wnncin Slckman nnd Infant daughter, Bethalto. St.

Joseph's Hospital Medical Treatment Guy Pruett, 339 Whltelaw, Wood River. Mrs. Anna Cogan, 1111 Long. Gary Borders, son of Mr. anA Mrs.

James Borders, 2410 East Broadway. John Bnuser. 823 East Fourth. Charles Ingold, 3420 Leo. Mrs.

Mary Nlckley, 400 East Third. Mrs. Margaret Chew. 1017 Halloway. Hobcrt Sltz, Edwardsville, Rt.

1, Phyllis Mackclden, 2215 Lnwton. Walter R. Crawford, 210 Carolina. William McKee, 837 Madison, Edwardsville. John Spurgeon.

1710 Scovell. Lydlo Bernhardt, Dorsey. Floyd Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Austin, 216 Alby. Surgical Treatment In ir ry 5, wlfc of Charles F.

Shashok, 743 Hale. Edwardsville. Floyd McMnnus, 1211 Pine Charles Baker, Batchtown. EiiBcne Anzell, Brighton, Rt. Charles Hall, 731 Market.

Donald Levan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Levan, 500 Chflrry. Mrs Harriett Motz, wife of Mav- nnrcl Motz.

412 Bluff. Mrs. Lillie Vollmer, Godfrey Rt 2 Hussell Woolard, 2811 no's- siblo surgery. Dismissals Vlvlnno and lnfant William Know'lcs, 2400 Alby Eugene Ealey, 1137 Green. MedSa Rl WCnS nd Infant son Mrs.

Lenore Hayes and Infant son, Hi is Jin, ln Dnt Son Clara Schobert. 2639 Hlllcrest. 73Q Hale Edwardsville Edwardsvffi SU Cherry William Youngberg. 701 Royal. Mrs.

Bertha Baldrldge nnd Infant daughter, 1202 Marshall. B20 0 ohnson ant In'ant son, Fifth. East Alton. John Hoffman. 2505 State Hlchanl V.

Roberts, 3521 Aberdeen. Edward Bonn, 1704 State Phillip Swan, 2112 Amelia. Jnmes Cox, 007 Market. Hehts. Se Lynn Stewart, West Alton, Mo.

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Registered Jeweler American Cem Society COULDINC'S 300 WKST TlllHll ST. Student Nurses Receive Caps 20 Advance in St. Joseph's Hospital Course Twenty young women advanced to the second stage of their study in St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, at "capping" exercises, Sunday evening, in the hospital chapel. The capping ceremony was attended by an audience that overflowed into the hall leading to the chapel.

The graduate and student nurses marched into the chapel as Max Hiendlmayr, organist, played the processional. The student choir sang Arcodelt's "Ave Maria," then the students gave the school pledge, after which caps and capes were bestowed upon the students by Miss Wlllene Breden, class sponsor, and Miss Charlotte Henry, president of the staff nurse organization. Each girl walked forward, for her cap and cape, as her name was called by Father John Bretz, chaplain of the school who acted as master of ceremonies. Each girl carried a small china lamp, emblematic of the Nightingale tradition, in which was a candle that was lighted as she received her cap and cape. Following the ceremony, a sermon was preached by the Rev.

G. H. Guyot of Kenrick Seminary, St. Louis, In which he stressed the importance of "little things In life and nursing;" and among the little things he listed were attention to the patient, a cheerful disposition, acts of actuated by a spirit of compassion, such as that shown the Samaritan in the New Testament parable. The ceremony was followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament with Father Guyot as celebrant.

Preceding the capping ceremony, a tea and program were held In the nurses' home, and after'the religious ceremony a reception was held. Last week, the girls attended a retreat at the convent of Our Lady of the Cenacle in St. Louis. Church Events Evening Guild of the Evangelical Church will meet Tuesday at 7:45 o'clock at the church. Sarah Hudson Guild will meet Tuesday evening at the Congregational church.

Mrs. A. W. Gent will be hostess. Lodge Notes Marguerite Camp, No.

500, Royal Neighbors of America, will meet Tuesday night. Mrs. Charles B. Davidson, newly-installed regent, will preside. When the Germans took over Tsingtao, China, in 1898, they built the first motor roads in that country to recreation areas near the city.

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fat. OH. Charge Accounts Invited 206 West Third St. 'S Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Dehner of Godfrey, Route 1, have announced the birth of a daughter, Susan Marie. The baby, their first child, was born Saturday at 8:13 a. In Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing eight pounds and seven ounces. Mrs. Dehner was before her mar- riafe, Miss Ruby Crawford.

The name of Cecila Sue has been given a daughter, born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose of 914 Royal street. The baby, weighing five pounds and six ounces, was born at 6:45 p. in Alton Memorial Hospital.

John Edward is the name given a son, born Sunday at 12:25 p. in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Athen White of 114 Central avenue, Wood River. The baby weighed seven pounds nnd four ounces.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1949 Births born at 8:40 p. Sunday In St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Coleman of Tucson, are announcing the birth of a son, William Franklin, on January 26. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, who moved from Fosterburg to Tucson three years ago, have two daughters, Connie and Patsy. A son, weighing seven pounds and eight ounces, was born Sunday at 6:12 p.

in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Oney Kidwell of 3032 Watalee avenue, The baby has been given the name of Richard. Announcement has been made of the birth of a nine pound and 10 ounce son to Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Hamilton of Bethalto. The baby was born at 11:50 p. SUn- day in Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

'Chris Ringhausen of Jerseyville, Route 2, are parents of an eight pound and 15 ounce son. The baby was born at 1:50 a. today in Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

John West of 3010 Glenwood announced the birth of a son, weighing nine pounds and nine ounces. The baby was born in Alton Memorial Hospital at 7:14 a. today. Announcement was made at St. Joseph's Hospital of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Mueller of Edwardsville, Route 1. The baby weighed seven pounds and 12 ounces and was born at 3 p. Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Eldon Hampton of 506 State street are patents of a daughter. The baby, weighing seven pounds and 12 ounces, was born at 12:54 p. Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital.

A daughter, weighing seven pounds and 15 ounces, was born at 12:25 a. Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Zumwalt of First street, Hartford.

A seven pound and 11 ounce son was born at 12:20 a. today in St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. George Mellenthin of Bethalto, Route 1.

Personals Dorris Wilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wilton of 200 Wisconsin avenue, received the degree of Master of Arts in History from the University of Illinois Sunday.

He will remain at the university to continue his studies, working towards his Ph.D., degree. Miss Christene Meyer of Springfield spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weaver, 830 Logan street. Mr.

and Mrs. John Berliew of Waggoner, 111., returned home Sunday night after a several days' visit with Mrs. Berliew's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Fleming, 9 Grovelln street. Phillip Smith, pre-medic student at Harvard University, had a telephone conversation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. THANKS To all of my Old and New Friends for helping me In making this a successful year- May I help YOU to buy or sell a house, a lot, a farm? MRS.

HAROLD HEWITT Phone 3-8733 Pohlman Tingley Real Estate And Insurance Agency 3-6912 or 3-3414 Smith, of 2609 College avenue, Sunday. Smith, who was on a mid-semester vacation while talking with his parents, is entering the second semester of his sophomore year this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wendle of 2419 State street left this morning for Vienna, 111., called by the death of Mrs.

Wendle's father, Thomas McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilken of Linden avenue and Miss Martha Feddersen of Seventh street visited the Rev. and Mrs. E.

A. Feddersen at Covington, Sunday. In the afternoon they attended funeral services for the Rev. K. G.

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