Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE TEN" ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1956 Wardrln Is Feted With Pre-Niipttal Parly Miss Mary Elizabeth Wardein, fiancee of Frederick Goerke, was feted last night with a pre-nuptial party given by Mrs. loseph Schroeder, 1206 Milton Rd. In attendance were 12 guests, who showered the honoree with gifts of miscellaneous nature. Decorating the mantle of the Schroeder residence was a miniature replica of a church sanctuary, which included an altar, palms and tapers and a bridal party in scale. Canasta was the diversion provided, with prizes for excellence going to Mrs.

Victor H. Wardein, mother of the bride- to-be, Miss Ann Wardein, her sister, Mrs. Henry H. Boss and Mrs. Harry Klinke.

The hostess served refreshments from a table adorned in an all-yellow motif, with a centerpiece of yellow roses. Out of town guests among those present included Mrs. Wardein's sisters, Mrs. Sid Johnson and Mrs. Charles Patterson, both of Kansas City, Mrs.

Henry Scheltinga and daughter, Jcanette, of Kirkwood, Mo. Miss Wardein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Wardein, 1024 Diamond and her fiance, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Goerke of Waukesha, will be wed Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in St. Mary'i Church. MISS SHEWMAKER The Rev. and Mrs.

Edgar Shewmaker, 224 South Pence East Alton, are announcing the engagement and ing marriage of their only daughter, Barbara Ann, to Carl J. Cook, 228 Victory East Alton, son of Mr, and Mrs. Lamon Cook of Harrisburg. Miss Shewmaker is a graduate of the Gave-in-Rock High School and her fiance attended Harrisburg High School. The wedding will be an event of Aug.

31, 1956, at 8 p.m., in First General Baptist South Pence St, East Alton, with a reception for friends and relatives in the church social rooms. MISS NOWLAN Mr. and Mrs. R. Emmet Kowlan, 3315 Badley today announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marian Alice, to Charles W.

Kirksey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kirksey, 406 Old St. Louis Wood River.

The couple's wedding will lie an event of Oct. 28. Miss Nowlan, a graduate of Alton High School, is an em- ploye of Young's Beauty Salon. Her fiance, who was graduated from East Alton Wood River Community High School, is employed by Granite City Steel Co. Former Wed In St.

Ixnils Herman R. Rosrnthal, son of former Altonians, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenthal of 6S05 Washington St. Louis, took Miss Shirley Ann Wall, dauph- trr of Joseph Wall of St.

Louis, and the late Mrs. Wall, for his bride at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Temple Israel. St. Louis, before Rabbi Robert Jacobs. The former Miss Wall, wearing a ballerina length gown of white AJecon lace and a scalloped illusion veil held by a coronet of seed pearls, carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations.

Her sister, Mrs. Martin R. Smith, was her only attendant, dressed in an aqua silk and lace gown and carrying a bouquet of yellow carnations. Jack Rosenthal served his brother as best man. Following the ceremony, dinner was served and a reception held at Le Chateau.

After tLweck's wedding trip through the Ozarks, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal will reside at 5826 Cabanne St. Louis. The bridegroom is studying for a master of arts degree at Washington University on a Ford Foundation Fellowship.

Formerly a student at the University of Tennessee, where he became a member of Zeta Beta Tau, social fraternity, he was graduated last June from Washington University. He has served with the Army in Korea. Mrs. Rosenthal was graduated from Washington University in July. with wnter colon fc ttibf vine project (or tiny ult lor iwi Up even witer Jwr.

How MM water Ui Murer? llw te uilnl- MR. AND MRS. COMBS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas, 2736 Grandview today are revealing the marriage of their son, ADS Robert L.

Combs, USN, to Miss Barbara Kay Ramsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. day Ramsey of Monterey, Calif. Petty Officer and Mrs.

Combs are residing in Minterey, where he will be stationed at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station for at least another year. Little Moose Club Dance Scheduled Saturday A dance for all area teenagers will be sponsored by Little Moose Club in Moose Lodge, Broadway and Washington, Saturday night from 8 o'clock until midnight to the music of Ted Rock's Trio. Informal attire is permitted at the dances, according to a club member, with the exceptions of shorts or Bermuda shorts. Mrs. Spillman Surprised With Birthday Party Mrs.

Robert Spillman, 2208 Central was surprised Tuesday with a party arranged in observance of her birthday by her mother, Mrs. John Crowe, and sister, Mrs. Frank Ford. Those in attendance were served a covered dish luncheon, and spent the afternoon visiting. Present, in addition to Mrs.

Crowe, Mrs. Ford and sons, Steven and Michael, were Mrs. James McDonald, Mrs. Wesley Conway and Mrs. Margaret Parker.

Women of Moose Plan Several Events During a social meeting last night in Moose Lodge, members of Women of the Moose, Alton Chapter 1131, planned to assist the men with their annual picnic, scheduled a covered dish supper and a white elephant sale. The Moose picnic will be held Sunday at Veterans of Foreign Wars clubgrounds in Cottage Hills; Moose members and their families will be guests at the covered dish supper, which will be served by the women Wednesday, Aug. 22, and the white elephant sale will take place Saturday night, Aug. 25, in the lodge. Also at Tuesday's meeting, Mrs.

Cecil Reed was initiated. Moose Heart Alumni members were hostesses for the evening, and refreshments were served and prizes of the evening awarded. MR. AND MRS. JACK KENNINGTON will return from a honeymoon in the Ozarks to live in an Alton apartment.

Mrs. Kennington is the former Miss Ernestine Plummer of Grafton. An account of the couple's wedding appeared in Tuesday's Plummer Photo. Mrs. Canfieid Takes Illini Alumni Post 11UMM Meeting At UiiCH Hull Woman's Relief Corps will meet Thursday, 1:30 o'clock, at' the IUEW Hall, 735 Central Churches Scheduled for Thursday evening from 5-7 o'clock at Cherry Street Baptist Church, Sixth and Cherry streets, is the church's toni and widow of Philip S.

fore her Plummer Photo annual supper social sponsored Canfleld who operated Alton- by Women's Service Society and Wood Rlver Bureau of Alcohol- McKinney's Men's Bible Class. 1sm has accepted a fish Births Mr. and Mrs. Monte A. Lowe of 904 Logan have announced the birth of a daughter, whom they have named Kim Anita.

The baby, their first child, was born Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. in St. Joseph's Hospital, weighing sever pounds and five ounces. Lowe is the former Miss Judy Lindley. Mr.

and Mrs. Erwin H. Holtwisch of 3871 Western are parents of a son, James Erwin, born at 9:19 p.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital.

The baby weighs seven pounds and nine ounces. Other children in the family are Vickie Diane, 9, and Teresa Lee, 19 months old. A daughter, weighing six pounds and seven ounces, born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Han.

sel of 2516 Ida at 12:48 a.m. today in St. Joseph's Hospital. MR. AND MRS.

EDWARD MICHAEL AMBURG left for the Wisconsin Dells following their marriage last Friday evening, which was reported in Saturday's isssue. The bride was Miss Dorothy Carol Stites, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Canfieid, former Ai- Mr. and Mrs. William L.

Stites, 2701 Benbow Ave be- MR. AND MRS. PHILLIP EUGENE WOOLSEY will reside at 407 Linden Jerseyville, after a wedding trip to northern states and Canada. Their marriage, an event of July 24, was reported in the issue of July 25. Mrs.

Woolsey formerly was Miss June Margaret Skeens of Plummer Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Berger of 760 Washington have chosen the name of Elizabeth Louise for a daughter, their first child. The baby, weighing nine pounds and five ounces, was born at 1:09 a.m.

today in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Berger, the former Miss Ann Prewitt of 760 Washington Ave. Mr.

Berger is a student at Kentucky University, Lexingtont Ky. He and his wife are spending the summer in Alton at the home of her parents. A fish supper and homemade pastries will be served. Planned for Thursday evening on the lawn of Trinity Lutheran Church, Blair and Maple streets, is the church's annual ice cream social. Buffet supper will be served from 5-7 o'clock, followed by games and the serving of dessert.

position with the University of Illinois Alumni Association, Champaign-Urbana, according to word received here. Since Mr. Canfield's death last May, Mrs. Canfieid has resided with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Black of Urbana, also former Altonians. The Canfields moved from Alton to Muscatine, a year ago, Take Steps In Morning To Keep Cool All Day BY ALICIA HART IV A Beauty Editor For gals who can't rush to a cool bathtub or a frigid movie during the day, the time to pre- A half-pound of bologna that is' because of an emergency situa- pare for staying cool is in the tion in the late Mr. Canfield's family. During their years here, Mrs.

Canfieid was active in Anna D. Sparks Alliance and in First Unitarian Church. Personal Notes Mrs. William T. Penrose, 1209 Central returned recently world's most expensive.

In the from a six weeks visit in Indian- same scent, the bath powder is apolis with her daughter and son- extra-fine milled to feel smooth. finely chopped or ground will make about one cup. St. Ann's Altar Society Meets Tuesday St. Ann's Altar and Rosary Society of St.

Bernard's Church. Wood River, met Tuesday at the Westerner Club for a covered dish luncheon and short business meeting. Miss Carol Brady of Pawnee, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Croriin, was present and 23 members attended.

Plans were discussed for fall and winter programs and future quilting dates were arranged. Mrs. Chester Is Bride Of Robert Hicks Mrs. Drina Chester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Retherford of White Hall, and Robert Hicks, son of Mrs. Lucretia Hicks of Alton, were married last Saturday at Corinth, by Justice of the Peace Homer Richardson, at 3 p.m. The single ring ceremony was used and Miss of White Hall and Dayton Potts of Corinth attended the couple. The bride wore a blue dress with white accessories and Miss Anderson also wore a blue dress with white accessories. The bride is employed by Illinois Telephone Co.

in White Hall, and the groom by Laclede Steel Co. The newlyweds have taken an apartment on Ayres Street in White Hall. early morning. The morning shower or bath ought to be followed by a ritual of fragrance, designed to keep a body cool and smelling sweet One set of after-bath prepara- ations for summer coolness comes from the makers of a fabulous fragrance, styled the in-law. Mr.

Norman. and Mrs. Rinaldo Also, as always, a scented pow- der does the same thing for the perfume concentrate that makeup base does for rouge and eye COOLING OFF starts in This gal powder and toilet water in French scent- Mr, and Mrs. Sam J. Rich, 1119 Danforth have returned from a vacation trip through the shadow.

It provides a sound Wood River Group Vin VQTAI in a nrl hoi wt a lr A West. They traveled 4,000 miles through 12 states. Mr. and Mrs. Rich visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Joehl, former Altonians, in Denver, Colo. Mrs. P. M.

Tchoukaleff, 524 Washington is -home from several weeks' visit with, her two children, Miss Katherine, of New York, and Lt. Michael Tchoukaleff at Ft. Lee, Va. Katherine is continuing her voice studies in New York. Lt.

Tchoukaleff will receive his discharge the latter part of September and plans to return to Alton, bringing his family for a stay with his mother. background and helps make it la TH AtOilbeltCamp The toilet water In the same scent starts the dressing routine. WOOD E. Porter Es- It should be sprayed on in plenty, tes, pastor, and Louis Huck, of since toilet water cools as it First Church of Christ, Christian, evaporates. are attending the Oilbelt Chris- Last, of course, comes the per- tian Service Camp at Flora this fume.

This is a route to feeling week, cool and giving off a bandbox aroma. Wood River Snap Wins State Prize collected, Estes is principal speaker for the evening vesper services. Diana Bums, Sue Diamond and Sandy Teasley, all members of the local church, attended Bond County Christian Service Camp last week. The "Get-out-the-vote" cam- MR. AND MRS.

ROY WEIGLER, former Altonians, are residing in Ft. Lauderdale, where both are employed, following their late July marriage in First Christian Church, Welton Manor, Fla. Mrs. Weigler is the former Ruth Hamel, daughter of Mrs. Amelia Massey of Greenville, 111.

Her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs. George Weigler, 901 Eastwood St. A daughter, weighing seven pounds and four ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warden of Dorsey at 11:20 p.m.

Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.

Cagle of 9 Frontenac PL, are parents of their second child 'and daughter. The baby, weighing seven pounds and 14 ounces, was born Tuesday at 11:38 a.m. in Alton Memorial Hospital. Their daughter, Nancy, is 3. Dennis Andrew is the name chosen by Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Denton of 130 West Second Hartford, for a son, born Monday at 3:19 p.m. in Alton Memorial Hospital. The baby, their third child, weighed five pounds and 13 Their other children are Deborah, and Jimmy, 14 months old. A son, weighing six pounds and 15 ounces, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Bob R. Scheaffer, Cottage Hills, at 12:13 a.m. Tuesday in Wood River Township Hospital. They have a 10-month-old daughter, Susan Elaine.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Tedrick, Route 1, Edwardsville. have chosen the name of James Matthew for-a nine pound son born at 3:17 a.m.

Tuesday in Wood River Township Hospital. They have another son, Donald Thomas, 2. Easy supper: pan-fried steaks with chilled potato salad and crisp greens. Serve fruit and cookies for dessert. paign is stiil in progress at the SPRINGFIELD.

(Special.) church with three more Sundays Ann Guggenbuehler, GOV- illiam G. Stratton today to go. It has been announced announced the winners of the that the local church is in sixth second annual Illinois state place in the national standings, parks photo contest in which er of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Guggenbuehler, 270 South Central, Rosewood Heights, is Track Meet Friday Roxaiia Playground Tourney Winners Named Geddes Is Given Pre-Nuptial Party Mrs. John Hagen and Miss Connie Beaty were hostesses Monday night at a shower given for Miss Julie Geddes in the Pine Room of Westerner Club. Centering the gift table was an imitation wedding cake topped by a bride and groom. Around the cake, gifts of a miscellaneous nature were placed. Games were played and those excelling were Mrs.

Opal Collins, Mrs. Betty Jo France and Miss Martha Begnel. Dessert was served, 'after which Miss Geddes opened her gifts. Miss Geddes, whose marriage will be an event of Sept. 1, is the fiancee of Robert Crivello.

Van Ausdull Feles Ladles Of GAR Mrs. LaVerne Van Ausdall entertained the ladies of the Grand Army Circle 126 at a garden party at her home, 426 Jefferson Tuesday. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ross Bacus, Mrs. Maude Judy, Mrs.

Nina Dunnagan and Mrs. William Henley. Unitarians to Stage Picnic Sunday Members and friends of the First Unitarian Church will have an all day picnic Sunday at Camp Warren Levis. Beverages will be furnished and swimming will be an event of the afternoon. Guild Luncheon At Rosewood Heights Afternoon Circle of the Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet at the Rredrlck llendricks home on Airline Drive, Rosewood Heights, at noon on Aug.

14 tor a covered dish luncheon. Members vviij leave the church at 11 o'clock. listed one unsuccessful bidder's erroneously, he report- spending a month at Camp Wab- nearl 500 entries were received ISS a rf qu bert Hove v. Wood River Lmeb arger Bid On Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Ryrie. 1007 received la for a yiew of Henry St are vacationing pere Marquet state Park Ho Garage Was $23,101 AJasxa, and are traveling by recej ed and an al ex pense weekend for two in any Blds rted "ceived Mon- state park On Proposed new city Judges for the contest Were: sanitation department garage Robert McCandles, chief photographer, Urbana Courier; John Rammel, photographer for the Decatur Herald Review; and Charles Bilyeau, chief photogra- 8 er Son was $32,101, whereas ocnen- pher Illinois gtate the actual amount of the bid was Winning contestants will re- 23 The transposition of the ceive their awards irom Gov. first two numbers was a print- Stratton at the Illinois State Fair in error.

Low bidder on the job photos will be on display in the $20,995. windows of the Illinois build- The figure given for Linebar- plane. Al 75 Lindenwood Rosewood Heights, will return tonight from Chicago, where he has spent the last three days on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Milford and children, Susan, Helen, and have Yr, to Mrs. Ross Milfo: ington Ave. Joining them day will be Mr, and Mrs. James Milford and son, Mark, of Carbondale. James Milford, who will 'receive his master's degree from Southern Illinois University lng Friday night, and his family, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor H. Wardein, will move to Roxana this month. 1024 Diamond St. They are in Al- Attending Meeting Mr.

ton for the jding of their niece, daughter of their hosts, Godfrey Minister Mr. and Mrs. Roger Willert and son, Ronnie, will arrive Saturday from Sioux City, for a Miss Mary Elizabeth Wardein, visit with Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. and Frederick Goerke of Wau- Washington Ave. kesha, which will be an They will attend the Christoe event of Saturday morning family reunion at Chautauqua Sunday. Miss Jane Henry, 1734 Seminary is expected to dock on St. Mary's Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Owens and son, Rod, 700 Milton have returned from a two weeks' the SS Westerdam in New York tour of the South, including Flor- Ctiy next week on her return from a tour of Europe. She visited England, Scotland, Norway, France, Belgium, Italy and Holland, spending more time in Paris than anywhere else.

Mrs. Sid Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Patterson, both of Kansas City, are houseguests of their brother-in-law and sister, Rev. Robert L. Chidister, pastor, Godfrey Baptist Church, is attending the national Ministers and Evangelism Conference at the American Baptist Assembly, Green Lake, Wis.

Sessions started Saturday and will close this coming Saturday. Seven seminars for conference ida, Kentucky, ArkansasT Ten- delegates made up of pastors, nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana la nie and women, will show and Alabama. ow ministers can improve their Robert H. Levis II of left Tuesday afternoon to re-join his family at his ranch at Sanger, N.D., after spending some ten days in Alton. The family has been residing at the ranch during the summer.

ROXANA. Miss Nora Langreder, playground director, announced all tournament's hswe been completed. Champions are: Ping pong, senior division, Ron Thomas; junior division, Steve Taulbee. Checkers, senior group, Donald Pigg and junior group, Jim Sanchez; Chess, Sammy Fleming. Miss Langreder also announced a modified track and field meet for all age groups beginning at 10 p.m., Friday, on the Edison playground.

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