The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • Page 7

Weekend Weddings Local Weddin cousin of the bridegroom, will he MARRIAGE for ushers. jMarie Rampenthal, daughter of The bride's gown is of white 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rampenthal, satin trimmed with lace and hnrjWHi North Cochran, and Earl L. i fingertip veil will ho held with son of Mr.

and Mrs. beaded crown. She will carry I William E. Bontrager, HFD 2, will bouquet of white chrysanthemums; 136 reari at 2:30 p.m. today in Our and lavondar orchid.

Her sis- Lutheran church by ter's dress is aqua taffeta herj Rcv Goerge Kettner. bouquet will be yellow mums. At the reception In the church, Marlys Kaufman, the bridegroom's sister, and his cousin, Dorothy Flickner of Prettv Prairie will be 1 larke(1 with whUe tin Fliokner of Pretty Prairie win ne iand lemon leaf Lew Senske In charge of the gueest book. A jplay organ music and Kenneth quartet composed of Virgil will be soloist. Barbara ing, Merlin Krehbiel of Galva, Vir- Baskets of orchid and white jchrysanthemums and 7- branch candelabra will be placed on either side of the altar.

Lemon leaf will line the chancel rail and pews will Dirlene Fischer Setle-r'isclicr I Peace church in Hudson will be! the setting for the wedding of! Darlene Fischer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Fischer of Seward, Donald W. Dean jchurch sub-story with Mrs. Verajacceflsories and carried a bouquet jBaker of Great Bend, aunt of thejof red roses.

Mrs. Wooten wore a gil Stucky and Art Krehbiel, Me- Pherson, will sing. After a short wedding trip the 'couple will live at Kingman where he will be employed by Massey- Harris Implement Co. Shaft-While Iva White, daughter of Mrs. R.

presiding at the re-'toast brown faille dress and I carried a colonial bouquet of yellow mums. Miss Steinmetz wore lable AIter Nov thc couple will be and Eugene Selle, son of Mr and at home on RFD 2 Great Bend Mrs. Ernest Selle of Great Bend bride a' tcnded Hudson high Rev. Calvin Schmid of Hudson will officiate nt 2 p.m. today.

Wedding music will be played by Lloyd I school. Mr. Selle is engaged in farming. Wittrock of Great Bend. The church will be decorated with tapers in 7-branch candelabra IDeaii'Stein in els The wedding of Kathaleen Louise a wine-red taffeta dress and white mum corsage.

Miss Warner wore royal blue taffeta with white mum corsage. The reception was held in the Ann Rucker, niece of the bride, and Roberta Bontrager, sister of the bridegroom, will light tapers. The brlde'x gown is white satin made with train and lace yoke. Her lace-edged veil will be held by a bandeau of small beads and she will carry a bouquet of red roses and stephanotis tied With white satin ribbon. Miss Ram- penthal'a sister, Mrs.

William White. 209 East Seventh: and Nor- i Bornholdt wil1 be bridesmaid. She man Snuff, son of Mr. and 1 wear a lime own and carrv a bou E. L.

Shuff, 527 West nct hal and were married at 7 p.m. Saturday I quet of ink briarcliff roses. in the home of the bridegroom's! The ta er lighters will wear light aunt, Mrs. Paul Taylor, and Mr. jy ellow ta eta frocks and wrist cor- Taylor, 815 East Sixth.

Rev. Paul Carson of United Presbyterian church officiated and home. Mrs. Steinmetz 'wedding music wag given by sages of orchid pompons. The flower girl, Janet Sue Rampen- UJUC pumpon mums anu was assisted by Barbara Bilsland.jMmes.

B. J. Pallister and Lloydipj n) nialine rose basket thai, Nickerson, will pink taffeta, a wrist blue pompon mums and carry wear light corsage of oan Marie Rampenthal and baskets of pink and daughter of Mr. chrysanthemums. Norma Hullman' Mrs Harold M.

Steinmetz Mmcg. Robert Edwards, Donald Worrell. Vows were, read under an filled! After a week's wedding trip to (Carlsbad, N. the couple will Eldon Bontrager, brother of thejbe at home in Hutchinson. For best man.

i traveling the bride has chosen a with pink rose petals. amljShank, Elma Breaux and Wayne i archway decorated with greenery 819 Huntsman. The wedding cake autumn flowery be me orme nas cnosen of St. John and Charles Blakesleej North Monroe, and Donald W. encircled with autumn leaves and were Mr.

and Mrs. Garland Gill-jushers will be Howard Rampen-jgreen gabardine suit with black of Great Bend will be attendants, Dean, son of Mrs. M. J. Dean, 311.white^mums.

Fowler jthal. brother of the and: accessories. light blue Wayne Maeirt of Haven, brother-j The bride has been employed at Gerald Fischer, brother of thcJ Ea5t was at 8 P' Friday was in charge of the guest book. bride, and Richard Fischer, uncle of tho bride, will usher. Joan and in 10th Avenue Evangelical United After a short wedding trip Mr.

Brethren church. Rev. Charles an Mrs. Dean will be at home The bride wore a crepe street-length dress and of the bridegroom. ried a bouquet of red roses.

Mrs. Meryln Fischer of Great Bend willSHartmann read the wedding vowsjat 621 East Third. Mrs. Dean isJGflley wore a cocoa crepe dress light tapers. i 8 3 musfc was given by Duainj employed by Southwestern llland carried pink roses.

The bride made- her wedding i Crain and Mrs John she 8 (Telephone and Mr. Dean is town of satin with lace was decorated with basketsjwHh the advertising department Her veil, will be Held by a wreath white mums. jth J. s. Dillon and Sons, of orange blossoms.

She will carry Mrs. Jay Woolen jr. and Proctor Out-of-town guests were Messrs. white Bible topped with red an were attendants. Ushersjand Mnies.

Ivan Rappard and chil- A reception was held at the Tylor home with Mmes. Taylor, Grant Barnes, Harold Brooka and Worrell in charge. Mmes. Carl Ellis and Dale White presided at the Parrott-Hodnett for several years. The reception will he held in theiMr.

Bontrager attended Castleton church annex with Mrs. Vironjhigh school and is now engaged Rucker, and Thelma and Elaine Jin farming. Tullis as hostesses. Mrs. Calvin Mrs.

George Wooters of Kansas Yoder will be in charge of theiCity, aunt of Miss Rampenthal, exctng, new beauty can be youn You've for ww, let ut jlvt your hair the lovely new "portrait look!" Ask for the ELLEN HAVE with exclusive new Crteni Devtloper. the nrwtit permanent wave magic, a complete'crcem procett from start to finiih. fi leaves your hair with it iky toft curls, naturally radiant, You'll be a nrtojau your hair, styled you've always wanled.it, excitingly slftOO 'III We will be Closed Monday, Oct. 24, in the absence of our operators, who will be attending the State Beauticians' Convention in Wichita. MERLE'S BEAUTY BAR 502 X.

Main Phone 191 guest book. jwill be an out-of-town guest. Parties Clark. Lola Louise Flnkelnleln, Barbara Barnes. Karrn Beardslee.

Clar--Q amae Opburn. Clara Bro-vn, Carol! Dean Whtestone. George Ann Harney. Marge Gordon's. buds.

Her jewelry will he threclwere William H. Steinmetz, Edwinjdren, Lawrence: W. A. Dean andjtable. strands of pearls.

Miss HullmanJM. Steinmetz and R. P. A. E.

Olinger and daugh-j The couple is at home at 209J will wear a pink taffeta gown withjShirtey Warner and Haroldenejter and MIES Elizabeth Lauver.iEast Seventh. Mrs. Shuff is em-i matching mitts and carry colon-isteinmctz lighted tapers. Mmes. G.

W. ployed by C. R. Anthony Co. isniriey curry, Jean Joann McFad-'o bouquet.

Taper-lighters willi Given in marriage by her father Abilene; Jack Sheet, LaCrosseJ Shuff works for the city 1 Mt rs Mlller snlS den. Biauer. IMS blue, jthe bride, wore a and Mr. SVilliam 1 "The reception will be held in thejdress of teal faille crepe with grayiDodge City. iDowell.

Joan Darnell. Pat Williams. Pat ,1 (Continued From Page 6) Betty Mathls. Twlla Yunr.ker.j" lal To Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs.

Landmanj and children, Bobby and Maryj Lou, 2QZ Green, will, sptnd the! in Wilmore with s. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Rnoacremcnts 'senior. Mr. Nelson i engineering. is a junior in Leota Ruth Brubaker, daughter Card Parly Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Brace, 1819 West 13th, in Martha en Fotopouloa, Chariene Baenlach, Joan Carlroark and Pat Laster. jS (Continued FrontPage 6) iSchtuft-Spraier of Mr. and Mrs. John Brubaker, (Party 315 East Seventh, and George Phil-! night Inv lips, son of Mrs. Claude Conley.iir conraif The engagement of Barbara LOU-JJJ 2 a entertained at a Party their home Saturday Mrs.

Pcttr Ochs of Schlup to Gilbert Spreier of A be married i the mure IB announced by her par- announce the engage- enUi Mr and Mrs. Chester by Rev. J. Noel. Atten- Celebrate Birthdays of tlieir daughter, Louise.

o( Hanston Mr Spre ier is the dants will be DeLois Shehorn and! To celebrate their 'l6lh Visiting Here Mrs. Don Toylor of came Thursday to ipend tho Marquette with her parents-in-law. Mr.i Ochs 'is a teacher in and 0. H. Taylor.

100 Minneapolis schools and Mr. son is attending Kansas university! at Lawrence. Mmes. Roy and Henry Barb 'were hostesses at a Halloween party Friday night at the Henry 1 at! nd Barb home sl North Maple. 1 jGuests were: i Mr.

and Mrs. Marion Smith and Donnif anil Mary Ellen, of King' birthdays, Marilyn Rinehart and Hurlene Wells held a "crazy" party Barb and children. Bob. Glenn and S. Barb and daughter.

Arlonc: Barb, Misses Margaret Schwarm. the J91h Gninp To Convention Hortcnse 19 North Poplar, preaident of National But-! The pinning of The engagement of Teresa irie Winters to James Lewis Inot ovor loffol. 8aturda afternoon Rt the Walter Arlenf Oocrtien. Me.srs. Covert, net over taffeta and matching net; n( har hnmo 41S 1wh Ro Barr, and cwidrcn.

Jo veil. She will carry a white prayer 'book topped with sweetpeas and ehart home 15 East bride's aunts, Mmes. Ocie Guests wore crazy costumes, crazyi games were played and ments were served in a crazy way. Ana and Robert Allen. Wichita, is announced by her JDeckerandAnnaBe serve guests: Complimenting Mrs.

Donald Mr. and Mrs. August PI nn Tho Wllm vanRiptr. carnie Mmes. Hal McCracken Helen Filler of w.nters of Harper.

Mn ton arid her Grpat Bend and Murra Davis (Page 8, Column 1, Please) ISeventh. IL ZBlUih- Jeao JMB McCracken ga East 10th. Mrs. R. H.

Rexroad. RFD 1, will SO of MM, Roger "Davis' Kansas: leave tonight for Ctaveland, in announced bv Kappa Kap- It rr where they will attend the button; pa Gamma sorority at the Univer- by the society. Grest Bcnd Both Miss Filler and Mr. Davis Davis, a busi- Here For Wedding seniors. Mr.

Mrs. George Wooters of Kansas! Oty is here to attend the weddingj ma Alpha EpsJIOB fratermty of her niece, Joan Rumpenthal.j and Earl Bontrnger this afternoon! In Our Redeemer Lutheran ehurch Ceremonies at Phi Kappa Sigma i fraternity, Kansas university, an- in Inounced the pinning of Bonnie Dr. and Mm. B. Stevens, Lawrence, to Gene L.

Crescent, who attended the Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. can Dental convention in of Kingman. Miss GlmbJel Francisco, have gone to Seattle.iis the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs sightseeing before return-JRalph E. Gimblet, Lawrence. Ing home. The bride-elect is a Journalism Model Of The Week Sunday Bride WEDDING VOWS for Nina Jean Jonet and Marvin T. Covalt of Dodge City will be read at 2 p.m.

texlay in the Dodge City First Methodist church by Rev. Arlon D. Ebrlght. Miss Jones Is the Daughter of Mr. and Laurln W.

Jones and Mr. Covalt is Ion of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Covalt. All are of Dodge City. Mrs. Lane Dutton and Georgian- no Duton will provide wedding music. Elma June Jones, sister of thc bride, will be maid of honor anr' her cousin, Yvonne Schoonover of Garden Ciy, and Valerie Nevitis vill be brides maids.

Bill be best man and Kermit Dunkluy, Kelvin Kellh, George Herman and Kromm will usher. John Joe ind Vicki LaCroix, cousins of the will be ring bcaror and flow- girl. Tapers wjll be lighted By Urs. R. B.

Freed of Lawrence and von Ann Shade of Hays. The bride's dress is ivory satin nadc with Chantilly lace yoke, ull skirt and train. Her illusion 'oil will be held by an orange ilossom halo and she will carry colonial bouquet of pale pink oscs. Mold of honor will wuar old slipper satin and bridesmaids nd candle lighters will wear grean purple slipper satin. All tnc ride's attendants will wear maun- ig Main and carry shirred nuitfs rimmed with gold, lavendar ind Ink nslcr corsages.

The floivcr irl will wear green satin and arry a basket of fall (lowers. jat 1408 street in Dodge City, Nina Jean Jones McHugh and Arthur will be hostesses at the reception in the church parlor. After a wedding trip to New CHOSEN by Thc News- Herald as model of this week is Mrs. Richard Crook, 416 East Eighth. She is wearing a gray wool suit dress trimmed with self-covered buttons and belt.

With this outfit she wears a matching gray hat and brown alligator accessories. A gray stone and pearl choker completes Mrs. Crook's costume. Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Griffeth, 417 West and Mrs. Nellie Shepard, 804 East Third, will attend the wedding of their grand-daughter, Jeanette Shepard, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J.

L. Shepard, Salina, formerly of Hutchinsop, and Wil iam Eckley of Salina at p. today in Salina First Methodist church. Rev. W.

O. Mulvaney will officiate. The bride's great-grandmother, Mrs. T. G.

Brnnaman, 417 West is also planning to attend. Others from here who will be wedding fiiests are Messrs, and Mmes. iugh Bowman, T. I. Cordingly ji Oivllle Shepard, A.

L. Shepard and daughter, Jcanine, A. L. Shepard jr. Miss Shepard is a graduate of Salina high school and.

attended Westeyan university there. She at- ended Hutchinson schools before -novlng to Salina a few years ago. The couple will live in Albuquerque, N. where Mr. Eckley is nanager of a Walgren drug store.

tccital Today, A recital of flute, bassoon and piano numbers will be given at :45 p.m. today by pupils of May K. Greon, at her home, 530 East Mexico tho couple will at home Tlllrd Thc fallowing.will perform: Cliff Crane, Lawrciuic eck, Mlko Hilgcn, Ralph freed, Ipert Victor Durr, Norert Klrmer, Fred Fro mm, Eldon Ghflrlotto nnd Cecelia Klemor. Lavunaj Hotaom. Hotiftl.

Joan Allen, Janice nnd Ctrolyn Horfman, piftnc.v nnd go. no 0rma an nln Barbara COVVIO Ufartln. Belty CluettBche, Bharon Rayl, lOlnrla Inkanlih, Pinny and Cilenda The bride and bridegroom attend Cd Dodjro Cltv Junior collern Hal 13 Dllbbs Sharon Stremel. Juillth Qulnn, tu uuu wiy junior conege. nei Norma anii Frlln? bara Is a salesman for E.

8. Electric Co. Betty aod BtllBte. Crotti. ifttoi.

Richard Crook For Ohio Guest Mrs. Nate Neal, 1118 North Maple, was hostess Saturday at a luncheon in Wiley tearoom honor- Ing Ima Miller of Newark, O. Other guests were Mrs. L. H.

Obee, Phyllis Obee and Catherine Phil-, lips. MIsa Miller is visiting her cousins, Mmes. Neal and Obee. Vititing Parents Mr. and Mrs.

Harold 4. Thorn- 1 son and daughter, Janice Lea, of Boulder, are visiting Mr. Thomson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomson, 410 East 13th.

The Harold Thomsons spent Friday in Winfield. They will be in flutchinson another week. Mr. Thomson is personnel director at University of Colorado. Page 7 The Hutchinson News-Herald Sunday, October 23, 1949 ordon's Rayon fialtleuly tailored Cram the tlightly flared jacket, lira ent-OBt ikirt (naruleelai not hemline la UM deliib of nip-to shoulder padi and piped Every detail carefully eonrtdwod to make thli your "matt have" mitcrmily nib Sises 10-18.

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