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'3 SUNDAY, -L 7, 103 Loke C' arles American Pre-: AN ANN-ec-NOTES By ANN Q. SMYTHE CHASE MEREDITH CONOVER: The second son of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Conover Jr. was born in Houston on May 2.

Chase's grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Conover went over to greet him. ATTEND GRADUATION: Mrs. J. T.

Hawkins and son, Lionel, and Dennis Schumann, all of West Lake, and Mrs. Jim Cooper of Port Neches, visited Mrs. Hawkins' son and his family, Rev. and Mrs. Gary Hawkins, in Conway, during the weekend recently.

They also went to Arkadelphia where they attended the graduation exercises of Ouachita Baptist College during which Rev. Hawkins received his M. A. degree in religion. CLASS OF 1944: A twenty year, reunion of Saint Charles Academy Class of was held Saturday, May 30th.

The former classmates met at Saint Charles to reminisce about school days with Sister Mary Peter (fellow graduate presently teaching at the school) then proceeded to the Chateau Charles for dinner. Mrs. M. F. Wilbur formerly Patricia Eaton, now living in Los Alamitos, was unable to attend but surprised the class by wiring flowers for the occasion, which in turn were presented to Sister Peter for the chapel at the school.

Those attending from Lake Charles were Mrs. Ross Winn, Mrs. Joe McIver, Mrs. Gerald Sinitiere, Mrs. Eddie Dufrene, Mrs.

Robert Schmidt, Miss Alma Farber, Mrs. Clif Landry, a Mrs. Anthony Fortitta, Mrs. Ellis Joffrion, Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Mrs.

Harald Herford. From Sulphur, Mrs. Loree Young, Jr. From Orange, Texas: Mrs. Bob Lacy and Mrs.

Tom McKenna. From Covington, La. Mrs. Leo Markley, and from Beaumont, Texas Mrs. J.

J. Maricelli, Mrs. H. E. Sheffield and Mrs.

Paul Harrington. A.B.W.A.: Mrs. Kirby Guillory, President of the Lake Chapter of American Business Women's Association, will talk to the Chapter on "Looking Ahead with City of the Lake Charles," Monday, June 8th, at 7:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Route 90, Lake Charles, at the regular dinner meeting. The nominating committee will present their report, the slate of new officers to be voted upon, and later installed.

Members please note time and place and be present at this very important meeting to elect the officers you wish for the coming year. GRADUATE ATTORNEY WITH HONORS: Marsden William Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. Marsden William Miller is the youngest in his LSU grad class of (26 and he has finished fourth in his class. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, honorary law fraternity.

The order of the Coif, a national legal honor society, was awarded him and five other members of the class. The Order of the Coif is the highest honor a law student can receive. Another son of the Senior Millers, Roland, is home visiting for a few weeks before he returns to LSU summer school where he is studying pre-law. COUPLE HONORED: Mr. and Mrs.

Forrest Gill and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Trammell will entertain today with a swim supper at West Fork for Martha Ann Gill and Jack Cockran who will be married June 20.

KIDDIE KORNER: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Pratt II (nee Sandra Sudduth) of Raleigh, N.C., a daughter, Pamela Elizabeth, on June 1, at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. The little girl, who weighed six pounds, three and one-half ounces, is the Pratts' second child and first daughter.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Pratt are graduates of McNeese State College. Mr. Pratt is a physicist for Corning Electronics 111 Raleigh.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sudduth, 3414 Patrick. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Pratt 4302 Ashland. ALPHA DELTA PI: Alumnae will meet Monday, June 8, at the home of Mrs. Frank Tritico, 3800 Ryan at 4:30 p.m. CLASS REUNION: Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd D. McClatchey Sr. left last week to attend the 40th anniversary of her 1924 graduating class in Bartlesville, Okla. The class has met every five years since graduation with a record attendance of students and faculty from all parts of the U.S.

The McClatcheys will visit in Marshall, Texas, with their son and family, and while in the middle West, they will be the guests of Col. and Mrs. Ed Garrison and of Col. and Mrs. Floyd J.

Gudgel, former Chennault AFB personnel, Stillwater, Okla, They will also stop at Mr. McClatchey's boyhood home, and Iowa State University, his Alma Mater, visit friends in St. Louis and Arkansas, and motor through the Ozarks on their June vacation. A VISIT TO NEW RELATIVES: Mrs. Garf Macdonald and her daughter, Alice Nelson and son Jamie Macdonald recently returned from New Orleans where they visited Mrs.

Dennis Cipnic, the former Isabel Macdonald, and met Kenneth Ian Cipnic who was born May 1. Dennis Cipnic, who is a magazine writer and photographer, is at present IN Europe where he is doing assignments in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, England, and Scotland. In addition to Kenneth the Cipnics have three other children, Robert, Rebecca, and Aaron. TO VISIT EUROPE: Annie Funk and niece, Becky DeRouen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. DeRouen left for Europe June 3. They will visit Sgt. and Mrs.

Fred Funk and children in Fayetteville, North Carolina. They will see the World's Fair before sailing on June 11 on the S. S. Mauratania for Ireland. They will tour Ireland, England, France, Italy, Switzerland and Germany.

In Germany they will visit Miss Funk's niece and nephew, Major and Mrs. Wade Dupuis and children in Frankfort. FRENCH LEAVE: Mrs. Mike Washofsky, nee Rachelle Tankel, 13 visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Moris Tankel after a four-year residency in France. Rachelle is here with her two children, Craig and Anne and they will be joined by Capt. Washofsky in a few weeks. The couple will be stationed in Columbus, Ohio. DAVID LARSEN CHAFFIN: Mr.

and Mrs. Pat 11. Chaffin, Jr. are the proud parents of a son born on Tuesday, June 2, in Eugene, Oregon. The paternal grandparents are the Pat Chaffin Seniors of this city.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1 Larsen of Tarpon Springs, Fla. Pat Jr.

is teaching and working on his masters degree at the Univ of Oregon. The family make then home 1861 Orchard St. In Eugene. SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA ORCHID SO. CIETY: The Southwest Louisiana Orchid Society met recently at the Calcasieu Savings and Loan on Kyan.

The program given by Pat Johnson was on banding the American Orchid Society Journals A Panhellenic to Honor High School Girl Grads The Lake Charles City Panhellenic will honor approximately 200 high school girl graduates and their mothers at an informal coke party and fashion show June 13, at 10 a.m. at the Lake. Charles Country Club. The City Panhellenic, organIzed in 1958 and affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference in 1962, will sponsor the annual affair for graduating seniors from Calcasieu Parish. The summer event is planned to acquaint.

future freshmen coeds with the values and responsibilities of sorority life on the college campus. It is the only party of its type to ge given in the area for girls who will attend college this fall. Five representatives from Chi Omega Tea Set for Monday The Chi Omega Alumnae Chapter will hold a tea honoring Chi Omegas graduating from college this spring. The tea will be at the bome of Mr. and Mrs.

Gus. G. Quinn 736 Pujo on Monday, from 4 to 6 in the afternoon. Receiving the guests in the foyer of the Quinn home with Proudly She Serves At the Reception When it comes to entertaining, Mrs Ethel Elison of Berkley Heights, N.J., is quite accustomed to thinking big. She's a caterer who operates in two quite different categorles: arranging meals for church groups, and setting up receptions for the newly-married.

But in both cases, she's operaling in quantity lots. On the basis of her experience with all sizes of wedding receptions, she suggests two different menus, which can be adapted successfully for a home reception. For daytime weddings--hot canapes, champagne fruit punch, mints and nuts, ice cream and wedding cake, and a beverage. Or substitute tea sandwiches for hot canapes. For a more elaborate meal, served either buffet style or at (ables-chicken breast supreme, parsley rice, string beans amanadine, tiny rolls and biscuits, with accompanying relishes, fruit mold, Ice cream, wedding cake, and a beverage.

In addition to arranging the menu, Mrs. Elison takes care, if requested, of the manifold plete to a doorman, candlelabra, personalized matches and napkins, and rose petal confetti. details of a reception, comMrs. Quinn and her two daughters, Camie Quinn and Robert G. Jones, will be: Mrs.

John P. Campbell, prestdent of the alumnae chapter and the spring graduates and their mothers. The honorees are: Mary Anne Dominick, LSU; Ann Myllus, LSU School of Medicine; Mary (Lucille Andrus, McNeese; Judi Arnette, McNeese; Anne Couvillion, McNeese; Clara Limbocker, McNeese; Becky King, McNeese; Madelyn Chislom, McNeese; Mrs. Perry Dennis, (Pam Marshall) and Mrs. David R.

Brock (Nina Neeley), both of McNeese. hours will be Mary Serving during the appointed Mary Morris and their mothers, Mrs. Edward Midlam and Mrs. M. G.

Morris, Mrs. Thomas Raggio, Mrs. John Scoffeld, Mrs. Albert Carter, and Mrs, H. Marsh Henshaw III, Entertainment for the afternoon will be presented by DiGabriel an active Chi 0m- ega at McNeese, and Diane Watkins, an active at LSU.

All area Chi Omegas and their mothers have been invited ed to attend the functions, Give Him A Kingly Gift From The CAMELLIA HOUSE 316 Iris St. HE 6-2190 each of the twelve social sororitles with the City Panhellenic will attend the party and wear identical panhellenic ribbons. A fashion show presented by Mullers will feature summer and beach wear. Mrs. Joseph J.

Tritico is chairman of the Pa-. ty committee and Mrs. Kenneth Andrea is in charge of the st: t. The National Panhellenic Conference booklet, "Speaking of Sororities" will be given to each future collegian to help explain the purposes of Greek life on the American campures. Mrs.

Charles Carmouche, of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Prosident of the City Panhellenic, will welcome party guests. City Panhellenic officers rotate among the twelve sorority. member groups each year according to the list prescribed in the N.P.C. manual of Informalion.

Other offices are held this year by Mrs. Joseph J. Tritico, of Delta Gamma, vice president; Mrs. Milton Carleton, of Alpha Chi Omega, secretary; and Mrs. John Huber, Delta Delta Delta, treasurer.

The following social sororities are affiliated with the City Panhellenic; Alpha Chi Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha Thela, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Phi Mu, Pl Beta Phi, and Sigma Sigma Sigma. Couple Announces Coming Wedding Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Sonnier of Welsh have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mable to Robert Leon Andrepont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrepont of Sulphur. The couple will exchange vows on June 13 in Our Lady of Lasalette Catholic Church of Sulphur. PANHELLENIC Approximately 200 girl graduates from Calcasiou Parish will be honored at an Informal coke party on June 13 at 10 a.m.

Pictured here are four representatives discussion of the by-laws followed the program. Coffee was served. of the local national sororities affiliated with The Lake Charles City Panhellenic, Linda Ashley, (left to right) Judy Latimer, Carol Crain, and seated on floor is Dianne Gabriel. paste TO BE INSTRUCTOR: Don Guillory, son of Dr. and Mrs.

A. W. Guillory, left during this past week a year. for Shelby State Park ncar Hattiesburg, a slightly where he will attend the Red Cross Notional spread Aquatic School, taking A swimming instructor and course. He will be gone through June 14.

On his return, he will go to Leesville where he will work during the summer as a counselor and instructor for the Lions Club Handicapped Children's Camp. Don is a freshman at McNeese State College, where he is majoring in voice and piano. EN ROUTE TO ORIENT: Mrs. Donald M. Gregory and chilaren Mac and Gail will leave Lake Charles, their home for the past nine years, on June 16 for San Francisco, where they will sail for Misawa, Japan, to join Maj.

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