Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 6

Social, Club Notes Guild Party With An 1890s Flavor "An 1890s Picnic in the Park" will be the theme of the Saturday evening spring dance of members of Junior Women's Guild of the YWCA. Prizes will be given for the best 1890s outfits, though attire Is optional. A picnic lunch will be will be a cocktail party on the mezzanine of the Gcrmania preceding the dance. Members of the guild board will be hostesses at this from 7:30 to 8:30. All members and guests are invited.

Dancing from 9 to 1 will be to music by the "Liberty" In the Germania ballroom. Tickets may be secured from guild members or at the door. The public is invited. Golden Age Club Wednesday afternoon, members of the Golden Age Club will meet for a program of music at 2 o'clock, at the The program will be presented by- the Royal Scots of Highland Community College. Plans for the all-city senior citizens tea will be discussed.

This will be held June 16. Anyone wishing transportation is asked to call the YW office by 10 a.m. Wednesday. Rehearsal Dinner Members of the Schlamp-Cascio bridal party' were entertained at a rehearsal dinner Friday evening at the Circle Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge. Hosts at the dinner were Mr.

and Mrs. Jay, Schlamp, who celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary the week before. Places were set for 23 persons. Toasts in champagne were offered to the honored couple. Steve Schlamp and Kathy Cascio exchanged nuptial vows on Saturday afternoon in St.

Joseph Catholic Church. 50th Anniversary THE WALTER KORNS An open house is planned for Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Korn, 715 W. Avon who will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.

Hosts at the party will be their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. John Korn of Rockford and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Korn of Clinton, Wis.

Friends and relatives are invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Four Seasons, Plantation Room, 1110 W. Galena Ave. Velma Martin and Walter Korn were married May 6,1926, in Rockford. They have the two sons.

There are four grandchildren. Prenuptial Shower Twenty-eight persons attended a miscellaneous prenuptial shower in honor of Miss Barbara Dixon at the home of Mrs. Richard Johnson, 558 E. Illinois St. Games were played, and prizes were awarded.

Arriving guests were greeted by Tiffany and Kimberly Johnson. They also assisted with the distribution of gifts. A tiered cake was served with punch, coffee, finger sandwiches, nuts and mints. Wedding vows were exchanged by Miss Dixon and Ronald Nesemeyer on Saturday at St. John United Church of Christ.

Have Dinner Eighteen members and guests of the Priscilla Club attended the share-a-dish dinner and program at the Westport Village Community House. Hostess was Mrs. Joseph Sauer. The program was presented by Mrs. Morrel Johnson.

She showed films and exhibited raw spices, printed materials, shell necklaces and other items. Prizes went to Mrs. Clarence Altman, Mrs. Leonard Clark, Mrs. Elmer Prasse and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Strohecker. Brunch, Shower A prenuptial brunch and linen shower was given in honor of Miss Nancy Worrall on Saturday. The party was given at the home of Mrs. Everett Zinser, Hickory Hill.

Hostesses were Mrs. Zinser and Mrs. Loyd Vickers. After the guests arrived, white wine was served. The honored guest opened her gifts and then brunch was served.

An Oriental arrangement of yellow iris, tipped in orange, centered the party table. The party menu featured Hot chicken salad, fresh fruit, pecan rolls and lemon lush dessert. Wedding rings, trimmed with green and yellow net and ribbon, decorated each of the place cards. An arrangement of yellow tulips, tipped in orange, decorated the gift table. Miss Worrall will become the bride of Harvey Green of Brookfield on June 12 at Embury United Methodist Church.

Announcements Order of DeMolay will meet in the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening at 7:15. Degrees of the order will be conferred on a class of candidates. DeMolay Mothers Club meets at the same time and will serve refreshments both groups. Order of Eastern Star will meet in the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening at 7:30 for the Fifty-Year Night rites. The Ouray Indian Dancers will perform.

Refreshments will be served Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Woessner are chairmen. Notes of the Day Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Balz and Tim and Kristine of Omaha, returned to their home after spending Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balz, 112 E. Jefferson St.

(III.) Journal-Standard, Tuosday. April 27. 1976 THESE STYLISH 1890s ensembles will be worn by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neilson and Mr.

and Mrs. Dick Rosenstiel at the Junior Women Guild's "Picnic in the Park" spring dance at the Germania Saturday evening. Journal-Standard Photo Give The Bride Groom A Piece of Luggage From Spencer's (of course) Our Luggage 15 W. Stephenson-On The Plaza Bicentennial Thoughts "There is ample evidence that the nation has recovered from crises in confidence before and we can certainly do it again. Our future should not look any worse to us than it did to the people living in 1776 or 1876," Neil Lathrop told members of the Highland Community College 'Dames at the April meeting.

"Some Thoughts on the Bicentennial 1 was the subject of Lathrop, social science at the college. He noted the similarities between social and political forces at work during America's birth and the centennial birthdates. He also said that it was his "fervent hope" that during the bicentennial era the people of the United States will begin to celebrate their independence on the proper date. It was on July 2, 1776, that a motion by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia was approved by the Second Continental Congress. That motion said, "That these united colonies are, and of right ought to be, Free and Independent States." July 4 is celebrated because that is the date on which the Declaration of Independence was adopted, even though John Hancock was the only person to sign it on that date.

New officers for the dames were elected. They are: Mrs.Robert Bangasser, president; Mrs. Howard Sims, vice president; Mrs. James Center, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Mayer, treasurer; Mrs.

Peter Vanish, reporter; and Mrs. Sid Fryer, historian. Mrs. Gene Wagner, past president, poured. Cohostesses were Mrs.

Roger Kreuzer and Mrs. Robert Brinkmeier. A cranberry sherbet dessert was served with cookies. Proceeds from last fall's art fair, more than $600, have been contributed to the college for two excellence and four divisional scholarships of $100 each. SWORD STONE'S "Ladies Nife" Every Wed, 4 p.m.

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