The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 132

Talk of the Town Arlene Cyrier LAwrence 9-1795 Dorothy Slcher TWinbrook 4-6913 Netter TWinbrook 4-6517 Mittie and Mark Dick of Basswood Lane were Saturday hosts at a "Williamsburg" par ty for friends from Western Springs and LaGrange. Mittie explains that a "Williamsburg" party is an idea generated on their vacation trip when the family enioycd an Early American luncheon in the King's Arms Tavern in Williamsburg, Va. She prepares the foods served there and introduces games played in i days for the entertainment of the guests. Mittie, who teaches at Our Saviour Methodist kindergarten, has been asked by parents whether she is running, a school of a zoo. The classes boast 60 children, an aquarium full of fish, several guinea pigs, a chicken named Mellody, and a parakeet, Terry, plus occasional animal visitors.

A project engaged in by the two classes last week was the manufacture of ice cream with a manual freezer. For most of children it new" experience. was a totally AN rtUSUAL EVENING out for Pelt and Frank Lemcke last Saturday was an authentic smorgasbord i served aboard a Swedish freighter anchored in Calumet Harbor. Other activities around the Lemcke home on Bluebonnet Lane include a visit by Frank's parents, the senior Frank Lem- ckes of Dunedin, wjio traveled eastward after their stay here to see, two daughters in Garden City, N. Y.

Pat's mother, Mrs. Percival Trudeau of Carnation Court, spent her vacation in the east visiting with another daughter and family, the Alfred Parrotts, in Port Washington, N. Y. The Parrotts returned with MFS. Trudeau for a brief reunion with the Lemcke family.

ROBERTA STEUERT of Wilmette, a young friend of Erika and Harry. Grover of Hawthorn Lane, has many local acquaintances because of her frequent visits here. She is being seen on a Channel 5 television show, "The Wee One's World," each Sunday at 8 a.m. An important event for the Len Browarks of Des Plaines Lane was the 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Sandy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Barys, Sept. 13 in Apple Orchard Country Club. The Barys, who have been residents of Hawaii for the past four years, returned to the mainland for the celebration and for a visit with Sandy's family and those of her two brothers, Eddie Barys of Wilmette and Frank Barys, Skokie. The 50 guests extended wishes for the couple's happiness in their next home in Phoenix. ANNIVERSARY wishes are also in order for Addie and Fred Luft of Des Plaines Lane, who Playing bridge Saturday night marked their 13th Satorday by dining in Simonetti's.

The Lufts are still thinking with longing about their late summer vacation in the Ozarks, when they stayei at an inn owned by Addie's sister at Bull Shoals Lake, near Theodosia, Mo. A Saturday night out for Marilyn and Cal Weinberg of Mohave Street and friends took them' to a new restaurant, "The Flame," in Villa Park. Among the newcomers being welcomed to. the village are Carol and Jerry Peterson and sons, Jeffrey and Steven, who came from Hillside to live in the 121 Illinois Blvd. home formerly occupied by Velma and Richard Peters.

The Kendler family replaces the Bergsteins on Mohave Street now that the latter have gone to West Virginia, where Herbert has accepted a professorship. New neighbors at 105 Flagstaff Lane are Sylvia and Pasquale Coffaro and children. A Hoffman Estates welcome is extended to them. THE PFEIFFERS of Batavia are spending a few weeks with Dorothy's mother, Mrs. Doris Wolsey, visiting here from Carmel, Calif.

They all went to Terre Haute for the 'weekend to visit Dorothy's uncle, with whom Mrs. Wolsey will stay for a few days. To add to the excitement Marge Wolsey, Dorothy's sister, is flying in from New York for the weekend, Through it all, Fred is busy learning lines for his part in the Guild Players' first production of the season, "Third Best Sport." Last week the gals Who spent the summer hitting that "little white ball" around Acres held their award luncheon, featuring a buffet and prizes for all. Mrs. Clara Gerkd was c' ed president again and plans were made for a "bigger and better year next season." The woman's golf league sponsored a two-ball foursome last Sunday at the same country club between members and their husbands.

Bill Koppari, after having won the booby prize two years in a row as "nosed out" this year another couple. HOME FROM A trip around Lake Michigan and into the upper peninsula are the Harry Lamberts. A speedy recovery is wished to Vi' Sander, recuperating after surgery in Sherman Hospital this week. Another Hpffmanite spending a few days in Sherman Hospital is Audrey Knapp, who gave birth to a daughter Carrie Jean, weighed in at 8 pounds 2 ounces. At home Bud is busy passing out cigars and "taking bows." in the home of Anita and Richard Procido were Barb and Scott MacEachrdn.

Bill and Mona Bailey of Apache Lane were guests at the Schonekers for a farewell party and bridge Saturday night. The Plesners, Doris and Brice, are leaving for their new home in Butte, Mont. The first game "of the newly- formed football team, the Commandos, followed by the Hoffman Raiders game in Chicago, brought out a number of ents and other rooters Sunday afternoon. The day did not go the way the fans hoped it would, teams "biting the (H with both dust." MEETING at the 206 Payson Street home of William and Mary Price last Saturday were Gnicndemans, William enkers, Frank Gascons, the Roy Sipus- iches, Ron Prusinskis and the Joe Haegers for their once a month pinochle club. Most of the couples are Hoffman residents.

Liz Ryan was. hostess to another once a month get-together in the form of a "hen" party. Gloria Hartun, June Nudd, Eleanor Fahey, Winnie Verzi, Maria Tommiselli and Terry Nihil met at the Ryans 174 Payson St. home. In the city Sunday afternoon was Elaine Moore who attended the surprise wedding shower for Miss Dee Dee Zeluts.

The affair, which included more than 100 women, was held at Petric- cas Restaurant in Chicago. Dining out Sunday afternoon at the Chicago home of Mrs. Catherine Meyer were Western Street residents Bob and Sally Moriarty and their children, Nancy, Kevin, Joanne and Mike. THE ALEX Hway's 106 Maywood, have seen little of their home in the past couple of weeks. On their busy agenda was a birthday party honoring Mrs.

Hway's brother, Father Eugene Grainer. They also attended the wedding recently of FT. Grainer officiated. Sunday the couple, accompanied by their daughter, Joanne, were among the 25 relatives that gathered at the Rolling Meadows home of Gerry and Tony Mercuric for a family The Robert Hoppes of Perry Lane observed their 10th wedding anniversary Sept. 4, but celebrated a few weeks later at the Rick Casares Restaurant in Buffalo, Grove.

Dinner guests at the Western Street home of Carolyn and Bud Edmondson were Bert and Jean Berglund of Downers Grove. The Edmondsons' daughter, Kathy, was among the Scout group spending Saturday night at Camp Pine. Getting together recently for a few hands of bridge at the Robert Burke home on Milton Street were Larry and Ann Wei- ton. Ed and Arlene Cyrier and John and Jan Reitmeier drove into Chicago Saturday evening for an informal evening of card playing at the home of Merrilee and Larry O'Reilley. Joining forces for an imp gathering Saturday nigght were Bud and Kix Moore and their Milton Street neighbors, the Verne Warnekes, William the Edward Smiths at which Dolores and Bob Thomas.

Hoffman Birthdays Marking his sixth birthday with a Saturday a was Wayne son of Georgia and Wayne Reed of W. Berkley Lane. Joining him to see movie, "Tarzan," were i 1 ly Schumacher, Timmy Chapman, Joey Kirby, Russell Dean and Larry Infelise. Sunday guests in the Gallo home on Ash Road were Jack's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gallo of Lombard, who came to honor grandson, John, a year-old with a Sept. 19 birthday. Also in line for greetings Sept. 19 was Ann Lacey, 10-year-old daughter of Mary and Jim Lacey of Flagstaff Lane. FOUR-YEAR-OLD a was 'the birthday celebrant in Lemcke home on Sept.

16. On the Frank Bluebonnet hand to help the family celebrate were relatives from Port Washington, N. the Alfred a a grandmother, Mrs. Percival Trudeau, of Carnation Court. birthd jy boy, fryemr-old Jim my.

1- is- party for young'friends will be held Saturday. A Monday after school party was birthday treat of 5- year-c Id 'Jeffrey Andersen, son of the- Bob Andersons of Illinois Bouli' ard. Sharing the fun were Jeff md Steven Michael and Susan Chilq i Smykowski, Michael Ginny and Terry Anderson, rracey Hoffie and Jeffrey's sister, Sandy. ANOTHER Illinois Boulevard reside nt who beceme 5 recently Smykowski, daugl ter of the Norman Smy- kowM is. Guests at her Sept.

15 celebi ation were Jeffrey Andersen, Michael Mag.a, Terry and Ginm Anderson, Steven and Jeff Peterson, Michael Chil- SEPT. 24, served Sept. IS with an. from Chicago. Mn.

i tl Schumacher, UM a i guests. 2. i The Joe Murphy home Bode Road was the scne-qf-a Sunday gathering in obsfrv- ance of the second of son, David. Relatives in-Stbe included grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Cqrbett and Mrs. Regina the Tom Murphy family, all of Chicago. A Sept. 19 celebrant on Flagstaff Lane was 5-yesr-old Bicky Netter, son of the a i Netters. Pre-schoolers sharing his Friday morning party -were Peggy and Michael Clotfeltcr, Donny Cahoon, David Murphy, Johnny and Mary Lee 11 and Carla Stropoli.

i Celebrating her' ninth birth- The Fred Luft family of Des I at tha Maitre d' and 11-year- Plaines Lane had a Sept. 17 old teven's birthday was ob- quist and Pamela Doone. Th re were two birthdays day Sept. be Julie Qiam- berdino, 221 Western St. In, attendance -will be Chris md Terry Meyers, Sandy and 'Carl Paulson, Eina Bob and Ed Cyrier and Julie's sister mark xl recently in the a home on Decatur Streo On Aug, 31, when Donald I) 12, the family dined and brother, Tina and Highland Hilites Maureen Lenberg The Highland home of Robert Enval, 375 Sheppard Road, was the scene of a large wedding reception last Saturday following a ceremony uniting Robert and Irene Balsavia of Chicago.

Aiding Wally and Ruth Enval with arrangements for the reception, which included 150 guests, were best man, James Schultz of Chicago, and Bob's brothers, Walter Tom and Terry. Among the friends giving gifts and good wishes were the Heid- enreichs, the Rawsons and the Lupineks of the Highlands, and guests from Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hegg and their five children. The bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Balsavia of Chicago, were also in attendance. HAPPY birthday is in order for Cynthia Ann Cantieri, 255 Ashley, who celebrated her second on Sept. 17. Bobbi and Martin Sinnott, 188 Gentry Road, presented their new baby, Martin III, for baptism in St.

Hubert's Church last Sunday. Sponsoring the baby were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Luecken of St. Louis.

Following the service a reception was held in the Sinnotts home and attended by the Robert Landers, the Jack and Joe MacEahrons, the Don Leitels, Tom Horgan, and Mrs. Frances Helming, with John, Bill and Sue, 1 all of Berwyn; and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sinnott of Chicago. MARGIE and Vince Bedmar, 151 Frederick Lajie, were guests at the weddinp recently of Margie's cousin, Bruce Hansen, and Rosemary Gellizzi, in St.

Theresa's Church, Chicago. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Antione's. Giving the Bedmars yet in- other reason to celebrate was -Margie's birthday, Sept. 18. Another member' of the family in line for congratulations is Cheryl, whose fifth birthday fell on Sept.

23. Cheryl was the guest of honor TWinbrook 4-5759 at a party for her Highland friends, Ricky Williamson, Mark Blackaller, Dense, Diane and Glenn Brown, Jimmy Albright, Gary Goldstein, Patti Ann, and Tom Ventura, Laurie Kountz, and Katy and Cheryl's brother, Paul. Friends of the Kalases, 191 Gentry Road, will be sorry to learn that Bob is confined in Northwest Community Hospital. He underwent minor surgery on Monday and is hoping to be home in the near future. HAPPY wedding anniversary wishes are in order for Mike and Kathy Bilas, 107 Durham Court whose day fell on Sept.

16. Bob and Maureen Lenberg and family, 196 Gentry Road, spent Sunday welcoming Bob's family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Puls of Chicago, back from a Hawaiian vacation. The Lenbergs met the Puls at O'Hare Airport and drove them to Melrose Park, where Bob's grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Renslow, were all set to give the vacationers a rousing homecoming. Anniversary congratulations go to Pat and Ernie Wurm, 275 Dennison, who celebrated on Sept. 18. ALSO MARKING a wedding last week were Joan and Lennie Augustine, 199 Gentry Road, The couple celebrated with a night on-the-town, including a movie, "Circus World," and dinner at The Pit on Rush Street.

They were accompanied by Ellen and Bill PardeU of Highland Blvd. On the sadder side, Joan's grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Vallee, died last week and Joan and Lennie attended the funeral service held at Mat; Funeral Chapel, Chicago. and Ethel Martin, 192 Gentry Road, were hosts over the weekend to Ethel's aunts, Vida Jansen of Amarillo, and Dora Martin and Linda Damerson, both of Des Plaines. UY OF THE WEEK! AGENCY DRUG STORE FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY 837-1OOO QUART HANOVER SPECIAL 1.

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