The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 14

THE SUNDAY NEWS AND JEFFERSON CITY. MISSOURI At Old Moreau Heights School Irma Korte, Guest of Honor Practical Nursing Open House Miss Irma Korte, Helsinki, Finland, was the guest of honor Friday afternoon when the Jefferson City School of Practical Nursing entertained at Open Miss Korte, an American FJeld Sen-ice student, is studying art at the Senior High School where she is enrolled as a senior. A st'tU life picture of fruit was selected irom her portfolio, as a gift to the School of Practical Nursing. The tea table was covered with a green linen cloth and centered with an arrangement of green candles and an imported Austrian Christmas tree. Mrs.

Jewell Leslie Pratt. Mrs. Ina Robinette and Miss Phyllis Jean Watson served. Assisting generally were Miss Judy Sowinski, Miss Elaine Tamb- ke, Miss Shirley Reynolds, Mrs. Beverly Mulkey, Mrs.

Ella Lcisch- ner, Mrs. Anne Jackson, Mrs. Hazel Kirkpatrick, of the second class in Licensed Practical Nursing. Among the guests were Mrs. Robert L.

Hawkins, Jr. Irma is making her American home with the Hawkins family, at 141 Boonville Road. Mrs. Una Thomas, R.N., Mrs. Betty Massman, R.N.

and Mrs. Marianna Keown, R.N., Instructors in the School of Practical Nursing, greeted the guests. Postal Clerks Auxiliary Holds Dinner, P.arty The Auxiliary of the National Federation of Postal Clerks met at Veit's for their annual Christmas dinner and party. A crystal bowl of red balls amid greenery flanked by red tapers completed the table decorations, along with red felt boats adorned with miniature trees decorated with sparkle, stars holding candy canes at each place. Following the dinner a social program was enjoyed by Mrs.

Ben Backer, Mrs. Gerald Wekenborg, Mrs. John Benne won prizes for games played. Mrs. Don Hirsch, who was welcomed as a new member, won the door prize.

The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lewis Bassman. At that time the new officers will be installed for 1962. Groups Urged to Give Reports of Meetings Women's groups, and other organizations are invited to report news of their and activities to Mrs. Dariene Werner, News- Tribune society editor.

News of meetings should be telephoned or brought in before 10 a.m. the day after the meeting. Information need not be typed or in any special form. Presents Gift to School Governor and Mrs. John M.

Dai- ton left Friday evening to attend the wedding of Miss Martha Wood who became the bride of J. C. Welman, of Kennett, Missouri, last evening at the Normandy Presbyterian Church. Visiting in Jefferson City from Kapusrasing, Ontario, Canada, is 1 Vtrs. Wesley Nowicki, Sr.

Mrs. NowicKi is to spend the holi- iays with her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Nowicki and their two daughters, Jenny and Marcella.

Happy Nine Club Holds Christmas Dinner Mrs. Henry Euettgers entertained members of the Happy Nine Club with a Christinas dinner and party at her home on Fulkerson Street, Thursday evening. Yuletide decorations were used throughout the home. i Following the dinner, two tables of pinochle were played with prizes going to Mrs. Lawrence Clardy, Mrs.

Maude Fairchild and Mrs. Joe Phelps, and the traveling prize to Mrg. Willie Niekamp. Secret pals were a through Christmas gifts found under a lighted Christmas tree. The club will hold their first meeting of the new year at the home of Mrs.

Katie Bremmer- kaznp. Miss Judy Sowiiiski, president of second class of the Jefferson City Public School of Practical Nursing, is shown accepting a painting from Miss Irma Korte, Helsinki, Finland, guest at the practical Nursing School Open House held Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frances Kelly, R.N. Director of Nurses, Community Memorial and Mrs.

Martha Lankford, R.N. Director of Nurses, Charles E. Still Hospital are viewing the painting. In Candlelight Ceremony Miss Naomi Goodin Becomes Bride, of Billy Whitener At First Baptist Church Miss Irene lurkett Becomes BHde of Charles Jr. Mr.

Mrs. Harold W. The bridegroom chose his broth- Hwttburf, announce er Harry L. Dilly as best man. of their niece, Miss Irene Bufkwtt, Jefferson City, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Burkett, to Charles 0. Dilley, Kansas City, Kansas, son of Charles O. Dflky, Independence, Mis- tod Mrs.

Laura Dilley, Gttjr; Missouri. double ring ceremony took place at the First Baptist Church, at I o'clock yesterday afternoon. Thomas W. Nelson performed the ceremony before an arrangement of white mums and holly A pair of candelabra flanked the altar. Miss Margaret Holzlightner sang "Whither Thou panled by Miss organist.

Goest" accom- Evelyn Raithel, John Cox, Kansas City, uncle of the grbonij and Robert Gourtey, Independence, step-brother of the groom, served ushers. Mrs. Anna Cunningham, aunt of the bride, chose a blue dress with a-corsage of leathered mums and pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother wore a brown dress with matching accessories and wore a corsage of orange delight roses. Following the ceremony a reception was.

held in the Fellowship Halt The bridal table was centered with a tiered wedding cake, topped with pastel taffeta flanked by an arrangement of white her uncle, chose for her wedding a beautiful gown of satin brocade, fashioned with scoop neck and three quarter length sleeves, liny nell Williams. Miss Peggy Fawver self bows accented the sleeves and back at the neckline. The fitted bodice held a very full bouffant ballerina length skirt. She wore a face length veil secured by a half hat, of hair braid and tiny flowers centered by seed pearls. She carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid feathered white mums.

Mrs. Patricia H. Propst, cousin of the bride, She wore a matron of honor. bronze taffeta shaped dress with a matching head piece. She carried a crescent bouquet of -white poinsettias, The bride, given in marriage by feathered mums and holly, and candlebra.

Assisting at the reception were Miss Bonita Gruner and Miss Ver- was in charge of the gifts, and Miss Bonnie Hampton, had charge otythe guest book. As a going away ensemble, the bride chose a blue plaid dress with white accessories. Her corsage was the white orchid from -her, bouquet. After a short wedding trip, the couple will reside at 2626 Woodend, Kansas City, Kansas. The bride was formerly employed with the State Auditor's Office.

Mr. Dilley, a graduate of Missouri University and a member of the Aarat Shrine, is employed with the Wrigley Company. Miss Naomi Lucinda daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin 0. Goodin, 911 Moreau Drive, became the bride of Billy G.

son of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Whitener, Marquandt Missouri, last evening at the First Methodist Church in a ceremony.

The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. D. Russell Lytle before an altar decorated with Red PoinsetU plants and Holly. Carl Burkel, organist, played the traditional wedding music preceding the ceremony. Bob Balmer sang "I Love You Truly," and immediately after the ceremony, ''The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of de- lustered satin fashioned with 'a scoop neck and long sleeves tapering to a point over the wrist.

The fitted bodice was accented at the neckline with heavily re-embroidered alecon lace; The appliqtied lace motif was repeated on the front panel of the very full bouffant skirt of unpress- ed folds which extended into a flowing Chapel train. Her fingertip Frenca illusion veil was secured by a white satin rose outlined with pearls. She carried a white Bible, a childhood gift from her maternal grandparents, overlaid with a white orchid. Mrs. roommate of the bride, was Matron of Honor and Miss Fattie Goodin, sister of the bride, and Miss Judy Whitener, sister of the bridegroom, served as bridesmaids.

They wore street length dresses of moss green Peau de Soie, styled with scoop necklines and three- quarter length sleeves. The bell skirt was accented with a draped neck and slanting bow. Matching headresses with circular veils completed their ensembles and they carried cascade bouquets 6f red carnations surrounded with Holly. Miss Jody Hoffmeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hoffmeyer, was flower girl. Her dress was fashioned similar to the bride's endants and she wore a Small wrist corsage of red feathered carnations and Carried a basket edged in holly and containing white pedals. Master Randy Whitener, nephew of the bridegroom, served as ring- bearer. Mr. Whitener chose his brother, Bobby Joe Whitener of Marquand, as bestman.

Bennie Goodin, brother of the bride, and David LePage served as groomsmen. Candlelighters were Charles Goodin, cousin of the bride, and Gene Fox. Ushering duties were performed by Marlin Luker, Hob Schmer, ROSE Smith and Bill McKittrick. The bride's mother chose for her daughter's wedding a two-pieced slightly tailored blue ensemble The sheath dress was wool jersey The full length coat was of cres cendo wool with Combed finish am complimented' with blue feathered hat and black accessories. The groom's mother chose a Ugh green jersey sheath with black Each mother wore a corsage of orchids.

Mrs. Maude Fairchild, aunt of the bride, was in charge of the Jerry D. Aaron, former last School Presents Christmas Program East School held its annual Christmas program Friday evening. The of the program was "Christmas Story, Silhouette and Song." Characters portrayed were Mary, by Eva Joachim; Joseph by Scotl Snyder; Shepherds by Gary Micke, John Wilder, Charles Vaughn; Wisemeii by Jon Alexander, Robert Liechtl, and Stanley Idel; Angels were Peggy Rich, Margilu Lister, Carol Mueller and Becky Rowden; John Brittons Entertain With Holiday Party Mr. and Mrs.

John Brttton entertained last evening at Jefferson City Country Club with Holiday Party. Approximately 125 guests were in attendance The club was decorated throughout in keeping with ttw yuktide season, with a centerpiece of a small white flocked Christmas tree flanked by four candles. Out-of-town attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aboussie, of St.

Louis; Mr. and Mn. Howard of Wvbtttr Groves; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Masters, Springfield, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Dawkins. of ft. Joseph; Mr.

and Mrs. James Lyddon, Mr. and Mrs. Matt of Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs.

Ctrl Froeschl, Overland Park, Kansas and Mrs. Warren Council, Grand Island, Nebraska. Nominations to Closr Soon for '61 Awards The American -Association of University Women urges all who are considering, a candidate for one of the 1961. Ten Women of Achievement to submit their nomination. 'The deadline for these nomina- tions'is Thursday, December 21.

All names.submitted will be considered by an anonymous committee of distinguished Jefferson Citi- ans. All recommendations should be At Servicemen's Center Jaycee Jills Hold Party; Miss, Mr. Cole Guests JIUf held their Cturitt. mas party lor children yesterday from ten to twelve at the Servicemen's Center. Approximately children attended.

Mrs. Jim Kremer and Walz were hostesses. Graduates sent to Mrs. Jack Stanford, chairman of the Stautus of Women Committee, American Association of University Women, 124 Boonville Road, Jefferson Suggested categories I Fine Arts, National Service, Good Neighbor, Homemaker, Business or Professional Health, Education, Community Welfare and Science. Mrs.

Gerry Weis, Washington Guhleman. Songs were sung by the fifth and sixth grade choir. Directors of the program were Mrs. Louise Link, pianist, Miss Judy Christy, violinist, Mrs. Marion Truesdale and Mrs.

Arline Mansur. A social hour followed the program with refreshments served. Mr. and. Mrs.

Calvin Glover and Readers were Patty Seitz and Pat Terrace Apartments, left Friday jto visit relatives over the holidays in Bethel Park and St. Mary's reception immediately following the family, 202 Chestnut Street, are ceremony in the church dining 'entertaining today with family turkey dinner. Guests will be Mrs. Francis Glover, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Dunkel, David and JoeBill, Mr. ahd Mrs. Clarence Glover, Jr. and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Glover, Sandy and Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Verdal Daly, Jean and Jane, all of Columbia; Miss Donna Kay Glover, Jimmy Glover and Miss Becky Glover.

Those who will be unable to attend are Sgt. and Mrs. Don Glover, of New Jersey, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Glover and fami- room.

Those assisting were Miss Sharon Johnson, Miss Virginia Wright, Mrs. Homer Mrs. James Schutt, Mrs. Bill Kauffman, Mrs. Russell ill, Mrs.

Janelle Daro, Mrs. Mitch Massman, Miss Alycea Kay Higgins. The guest book was attended by Miss Judy Fox, while the gift table was attended by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Sydney Fox.

After a short wedding the newly couple will reside at 702 Washington. For 5 her going away ensemble, Mrs. Whitener chose a dark wool plaid walking suit accented by a black fox collar and black accessories. Mr, Whitener is a member of the Highway Patrol. His bride is a 1960 graduate of the Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing and is employed at the Charles E.

Still Hospital. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. N. F.

Whitener, parents of the groom, Miss Judy Whitener. sister of the groom, Mr and Mrs. Bobby Joe Whitener and son Randy all of Marquahd, Missouri; Dean Higgins, uncle of the bride, Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D.

Aaron, Benton, Illinois; Mrs. Florence Bosch, Belleville, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Winters and daughter of Webster Groves, Missouri; "Miss Virginia Wright, Miss Sharon Johnson, Paul Koch, all of St. Louis, Missouri; Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Stude of Bland, Missouri; and Mr. and Mrs. -Robert L. Morrison and sons of Jacksonville, Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Godin entertained with a rehearsal dinner Friday at their home, 911 Moreau Drive. it it Pennsylvania. Mrs.

Weis will turn January 9. re- Mildred T. Wahkum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.

Wankum, Route 4, has been graduated from Continental Airlines' five- week hostess.training school at Los Angeles. She has been assigned to Denver and will fly of Honor MM Cole County, Grace Fischer, daufh- ter of Mr. and Mn. Robert Flsetor, Southwest Avenue, and Mr. Goto County, Marcus Parker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. B. Parlwr. Doehla Lam. ftaata Claut attended and distributed gifts to tin children.

Kit helper was John Sommerer, Jr. The htill was decorated with Urge foil trw decorated with balls. Rffrethmrats from a centered with a smell wWtt Christmas tree trimmed with, candy Dorcas Class Holds Covered pish Dinntr The Dorcas Class, of tbr first Baptist ChurcB, met in Fellowship Hall, Thursday at 1:18 p.m. for a covered dish dinner and the regular December meeting. Group Leaders', Mrs.

"Ksthtr Arthur. Mrs. Lsnnk Bock and Mrs. Helen Cissna were hostesses. There were and three guests.

Mils Janle Kargus, Mrs. Ronald' Robinson and Robinson, prtsent Mrs. Robinson gave' the table prayer and members and guests were seated at a long table decorated with a white tulle fhrlstmas tree, santas, Christmas greens and red poinsettias. Mrs. Taney Hargus, Arthur, Mrs.

Helen Burton, Mrs. Julia Sanderson and Mrs. Dorothy. Allen were honored for Di- cmeber birthdays, and Mrs. erson.

wai welcomed back after a Mrs. Burton gave a Christmas devotional taken from the second chapter of Luke. The Christmas fi A native of Jefferson City, Miss Wankum was graduated from St. Peters High School in Jefferson City in 1953, and attended the Bisters of School of Nursing at Providence Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. Before joining Continental she was employed as Head Nurse at St.

Josephs Hospital in Dtnver, I Colorado. Joel Robinson, who wat panied at the piano by his mother. The president, Mn, Velma Gtn- try, called the short business meeting to order and was opened with prayer by Mrs. Arthur. Mrs.

Hargus reported on plant for the Christmas baskets, a towels, hemmed by class At Colonial Tearoom American Business Women See Colored Slides of Holy Land The American Business Women met Thursday evening at the Colonial Tearoom for its Christmas party and dinner meeting, with 24 members and three guests, Miss Marsha Hadlick, Mrs. William Hoesen and Mrs. Dwight Baker. The tables were covered with a lace cloth with a centerpiece of blue, flanked by blue candles, accented by red reindeer and santas. Favors were velvet match boxes.

-Mrs. Hazel Schubert, president, opened the meeting. Mrs, Naomi Keller was mistress of ceremonies. Miss Margaret Malzner read the Christmas party. Mrs.

Hadlick played a violin solo, and Miss Gertrude Raithel played several piano' selections and accompanied the group as they sang Christmas carols. Mrs. Baker, a Baptist missionary from Israel, showed colored slides of the Holy Land. was an exchange of gifts at the close of the evening. Married on Saturday mmebers, were presented to Mn.

Clara' Payne, church hosttss. The meeting was closed with prayer by Payne, and group enjoyed a gift around a beautifully Christmas tree. manners A personal note of sympathy has the most meaning- the person receiving it. Charles 0. Dilley, Jr.

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