The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 45

Busy Cupid Declares Open Season on Engagements Susan Schnell- a i a June 12 wedding are Miss Susan Irene Schnell Richard Dennis White, son the George S. Whites of t. couple's engagement and approaching marriage is announced by Miss Schnell's parents, the William J. Schnells, 843 Oakton, Elk Grove Village. Miss is a 1962 graduate of Prospect High School and is presently a junior at Elmhurst College where" she is majoring in English.

She has also attended summer sessions at Wheaton College. Mr. White is a biology major at Wheaton and will.graduate in June. Both young people plan to study in the East fall. Sandra Dee Cr.ow The engagement of a former Arlington Heights girl, Sandra Dee Crow, to Wallace William White son and Mrs.

Wallace White Sr. of Portola Valley, Calif, is announced by her parents, the Raymond Dee Crows of North Little Ark. Miss Crow, who was'employed by Investors Security Life In- Donna Nelson Miss Donna Marie Nelson's engagement to Harleigh F. Fatzinger, son of Mrs. Catherine Fatzinger of Catasauqua, is announced by her parents, the William A.

Nelsons, 121 We- Go Trail, Mount Prospect. A graduate of Arlington High School, Miss Nelson attended Iowa State University and is now employed by Donmoor- Isaacson, Inc. in the Merchandise Mart, Chicago. Fatzinger is a graduate of Duke University, Durham, N.C. and received his M.

S. degree from Penn State. He is employed by Joseph T. Ryerson Sons, Chicago. Their April 24 wedding will take place in South Church, Mount Prospect.

a A i ton Heights, is presently residing in the San Francisco Bay area and is employed by International Holding Corp. of Palo Alto. Mr. White, who attended Wheaton College, is a regional a a with International Holding. The wedding date is set for March 5 in Jacksonville, Ark.

Lynnette Marshall Miss Lynnette Marshall's engagement to Doug Benoit, son of the Allen Benoits of Rock Island, is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Marshall, 511 N. Road, Arlington Heights. The couple are both attending Northern Illinois University and will be married next Sept.

4. The bride-elect is a Prospect High School graduate of 1963 and her fiance of Rock Island High School, class of 1 '62. Mr. Bendit is affiliated with Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity and Alpha Psi Omega drama honorary. Following their wedding, the couple will be returning to DeKalb to finish their studies.

Mary Lou Smith A June wedding in Long Grove will unite Mi.ss Mary Lou Smith in marriage to Robert McGuigan son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. McGuigan of Winnetka. The couple's engagement and approaching marriage is announced by Miss Smith's parents, the Gilbert A.

Smiths of Mardan Woods, Long Grove. Miss Smith, a senior at Carle- SUNDAY, January 31st from 1 to 6 p.m. ALYCE BRIDAL COUTRE of GLENVIEW Presents an INFORMAL SHOWING of BRIDAL FASHIONS and FLOWERS for Spring and Summer LOVELIEST and NEWEST GOWNS by ALYCE by PESCHE'S FLOWERS ARLINGTON HEIGHTS NEWEST IDEAS and COLORS for WEDDING BOUQUETS will be designed throughout the afternoon by the Pesche sisters. Wedding Cake and Table Decorations by SCHELLIN'S BAKERY ALGONQUIN SHOPPING CENTER, Des Refreshments FREE NOSEGAY to EVEKY BRIDE WHO REGISTERS TO BE HELD at BRIDAL COUTURE by AUYCE 1705 Glenview Road (Corner Waukegan) GLENVIEW ELEGANCE is OUR Jcanctte Stromberg Former Mount Prospect residents, the H. P.

Strombergs, now of Antibch, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jeanette, to Walter Grebing of Mexico, Mo. Miss Stromberg, a 1961 graduate of Prospect High School, will receive her B. J. in Journalism with a major in advertising this month from the University of Missouri. And will be employed by the Mexico Evening Ledger in Mexico, Mo.

She is an active member of honorary fraternity of journalism, Theta Sigma Phi. Her fiance, son of the Ted Grebings of Cape Cirardeau, received his B. S. in Education with a major in chemistry from the University of Missouri in 1962. He is a member of Sigma Epsilon Fraternity and is now teaching biology and coaching at Missouri Military Academy in Mexico, Mo.

A June wedding is planned. ton College, is, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Mu Epsilon and has received the Reeve prize for distinguished scholarship. Her fiance, a graduate of Carleton, is now a teaching assistant in mathematics at the University of Maryland. While at Carleton, he was elected to Sigma Xi. Marilyn Pfeiffer The Ted Pfeiffers of Red Oak, Iowa, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, daughter, Marilyn Kay, to Michael Alan Nelson, son of the Carl E.

Nelsons of Arlington Heights. The bride-elect is a senior at Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville, where she is president of Phi Mu Fraternity. Her fiance is a senior at Michigan State University at East Lansing. An August wedding is planned. Sydney Schumaker Miss Sydney Schumaker's engagement to Robert Wilson III, is announced by her parents, the Leo W.

Schumakers, 741 S. Chestnut, Arlington Heights. Miss Schumaker, a graduate of Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam, is studying at Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio, and her fiance, a graduate of Elgin Academy, is studying at Parsons College in Fairfield, Iowa. No wedding date has been set. Vivian McDonald The engagment of- i daughter, Vivian, to Alvin Arthur Johnson, son of Arthur C.

Johnsons of Mount Prospect, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Lester McDonald of Peshtigo, Wis. Miss McDonald is now employed by Baker, Johnson and Dickerson, Advertising agency in Milwaukee, and her fiance is attending Milwaukee School' of Engineering. A spring wedding is planned.

Ann Zanocco A Feb. 20 wedding is planned by Miss Sue Ann Zanocco and Verne Russell Smith Jr. whose engagement was recently announced by Miss Zanocco's parents, the Charles J. Zanoccos of Rockford. Mr.

Smith is the son of" the Verne' Smiths of Prospect Heights. The bride-elect is a sophomore at Marquette University where she is majoring in English. Mr. Smith, a psychology and history major, is a senior at Marquette. Martha Peifer Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin E. Peifer, 302 S. Phelps, Arlington Heights, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Martha Shain, to Carl Dennis Nelson of Agency, Iowa. Miss Peifer is a graduate of Arlington High School and is now a sophomore at Iowa Wesleyan College where she is affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta Sorority.

Mr. Nelson, a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan, teaches biology at Cardinal Community School in Agency. He is affiliated with Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. The wedding will take place in July in. First Methodist Church.

Judith Fahlbusch Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fahlbusch of Arlington Heights are announcing the engagement ol their daughter, Judith Lynn, to Albert S.

Worrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Jarrett, also of Arlington Heights. Miss Fahlbusch is a senior at Prospect High School and her fiance is a graduate of Prospect.

Churchwomen Study Problems of Aged Leroy-H. Jones, director of Division of Care of the Aged, Lutheran Social Service of Illinois, will be speaker at the bimonthly meeting of the Lutheran' Church Women of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Arlington Heights, Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. His topic will be "The Total Picture of the Care of the Aged." Mr. Jones is a member of Wilmette Lutheran Church.

He received his MA in social work from Indiana University and has seen service as executive director of Sarah A. Reed Home, Erie, director of Lutheran i 1 n's Home, Fremont, instructor at Graduate School of Social Work, University of Nebraska; school social worker, Indianapolis, i Schools; caseworker, Juvenile Court, Marion County, Ind. A keynote address, "Why We Need a State Association of Homes for the Aging," was one of his many published conference papers. A business meeting will precede his talk, and members of Circle IV will serve as hostesses for the evening. (S Magazine Honors 2 Arlington Girls Margaret Marshall, 432 S.

Forrest Kay Blackwood, 620 E. White Oak, and Karen Ann Post, 12 S. Donald all of Arlington i and Gretchen McEnroy, 254 N. Hale Palatine, have been appointed members of Mademoiselle Magazine's 1965 Board. The Board is composed of winners of the magazine's annual College Board Competition, a contest designed to recognize young women with talent in art, writing, editing, photography, layout, fashion design, merchandising, retail promotion or advertising.

Board members, from the United States, Canada, and abroad, were selected on basis of entries they submitted showing ability in one of these fields. The girls will remain on the College Board until they a graduated. During that time, they will report regularly to the magazine on events at their colleges. ALL COLLEGE Board mem- bers are eligible to compete for the 20 guest editorships awarded by the magazine each May. To win one of the top 20 prizes, they submit a second entry which shows specific aptitude for magazine work.

The 20 Giiest Editors go to New York to spend the month of June as salaried employees of Mademoiselle. help to write, illustrate and edit Mademoiselle's August college issue, sharing offices with the regular members of the staff. They advise on campus trends, interview well-known personalities and represent the magazine on i i to publishing houses, stores and advertising agencies. In a i i they are photographed for', the August issue and receive consideration for future staff positions with Mademoiselle and other Conde Nast publications. The 1964 Guest Editors had a special bonus, a flying trip to England, where they visited Stratford and Oxford between stays in London.

(S PADDOCK PUBLICATIONS JAN. 28, 1965 wom Durban Ruth Kalkbrenner There'll be two w.3ddings in the Howard D. Gregory family this year, for their Martin D. and Arden both presented engagement rings to their fiances on Chriitmas Eve. First will be the wedding of Martin and Miss Ruth Emilie Kalkbrenner, daughter of the Paul L.

315 S. Benton, Palatine. Martin and Ruth have set a 22 wedding date. In late summer, Aug. L4, Arden will take as his bride, Miss Mary Martha Spoo, daughter of the Ralph W.

Spoos Mary Spoo of Des Plaines. Miss Kalkbrenner was graduated from Palatine High School and is now with Illinois Bell in Arlington Heights. Miss Spoo was graduated from Maine West High School and attended Morningside College. She is now with City Producers Des Plaines. The Gregory brothers are graduates of Arlington High School, and Martin is with Jewel Tea in Arlington Heights while Arden is with Greyhound Chicago.

Plum Grove Women Plan Two Events The Special Even committee of the Plum Grove Club Women's Auxiliary ill have its second "Cardorama" Friday, Jan. 29, at 12:30 ai the Club House. Everyone is invited to play any card gaire of their choice, bridge, pinncble, gin, canasta or solitaire. Dessert and coffre will be served to start off the afternoon. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs.

W. Nester at 358-5618. MRS. ORESTE TO VJEI of Arlington Heights will be the reviewer for the Plum Grove Club Women's Auxiliary Book Review series at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb.

2, at the Clubhouse. "Deliverance of Sister Cecilia" by William Brinkley, has been selected and tells of a nun and her escape from the Communists. "The response to the book re- view programs has been so enthusiastic we want to invite all members, friends, and neighbors to share in the entertainment," commented Mrs. N. J.

Hladilke, president. Mrs. E. Walters and Mrs. H.

Manthey will be serving dessert and coffee. (S Card Party The Catholic Women's Club of St. Thomas of Villanova Parish in Palatine invite all men and women of the Northwest area to their annual card party, scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29.

Tickets may be purchased at (he door according to the Cochairmen, Mrs. Donald Dupont and Mrs. David Yeats. (S You are invite to attend a Spring and Summer Bridal Fashion Show Wed. Feb.

3 at FONT AW A D'OR 6425 W. Grand Chicago Call today for free tickets DOOR Alfred Angelo Ori gown Cocktail dress Peignoir set Qeatuie 208 N. Dunton, Arlington Heights' Open Fri. Snt. 392-7550 1 T' Repairing Remodeling Mothproofing j- Serging, Binding' Fringing 115 N.

State Rd. AY FAIR RUG CLEANERS A Of Rugs And Carpeting Carpeting Cleaned On Your Floor Lear brook 3-2205.