The Rock Island Argus from Rock Island, Illinois • 8

I 8 Social News THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS, MONDAY, AtfG. 9, 1943. Personals i Betrothal Revealed of Margaret A. Hoare And Robert Fenske Annual Reunions Held by Family, Organizations in Parks and Home Gardens Marriage in Virginia Unites Ensign Kirk and Miss Mae Christofferson Announce Marriage of Miss Joanna Cutkomp To Sergeant Maitland W' The GARDEN SHOPS LEE R. DAVIS 1900 3rd Ave.

507 15th SC Rock Island 672 Moline 670 At a candlelight ceremony yesterday afternoon. Miss! Virginia Mae Christofferson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Christofferson, 1008 Sixteenth avenue, Moline, became the bride of Ensign George Nathan Kirk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Kirk, 1014 Twenty-fourth street, Moline. The service was read by the Rev. Mr.

Bloodworth in the Methodist church, Virginia Beach, Va. -Mrs. Richard Phippai attended the bride as matron of honor and Ensign Phipps served the bridegroom as best man. The bride, who was given in marriage by Lieutenant Commander Collins, wore a street-length dress of white silk jersey, her accessories being in a turf color. Her jewelry was a gift of the bridegroom, a gold wings pin and earrings set.

Orchids formed her corsage. Following the ceremony reception was held in the home of Lieutenant jloel and later a wedding dinner was served in Norfolk to members of the bridal party, Later in the evening the couple left for Natural Bridge, Va. On thelij return they will be at home at 'Pacific avenue and Thirty-fourth street, Virginia Beach. Recent. Bride Honored At Shower Galva A party and shower, at Johnson tearoom was given recently by Mrs.

Mary Bjorn, Roejc Island, Miss Ivy Doyle, Moline, and Mrs. Edith Ax, Chicago, to honor Mrs. Harold Bfostrom, the former Anna Louise Anderson, Awards in games were won by the Misses Lucile Hauerwas, Marilyn Collins and Gladys Ritze. Engagement Announced. Announcement lias been made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Myrtle Ilene Boden, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy S. Boden 228 Thirteenth street. Rock Island, to Harold Le-Roy Vincent, son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Vincent of Greenville, IlL No date has been set for the wedding.

Mr. Vincent is employed at the Rock Island works of the J. I. Case company and lives with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Norlanderj 2508 Sixth avenue. Rock Island! 1 Many friends will be interested In the announcement made by Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Hoare, 1824 Eleventh street, Rock Island, and Elk Rapids, of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret Anne, to Robert Lance Fenske, son of Charles F.

Fenske, Manistee, Mich, The wedding will take place late this summer. Miss Hoare was graduated from Rock Island high school in 1938, and from Augustana college. She majored in music and biology and served as laboratory assistant in the junior and senior years in the zoology department. She was a member of the Augustana college choir and affiliated with the Sigma Mu Alpha sorority. During the past year Miss Hoare has been engaged graduate study at the Ohio State university where she is assistant in the genetics department.

Mr, Fenske was graduated from the Manistee high school with the class of 1935. He was graduated i from Augustana, summa cum laude, in 1939. He was president fthe Omicron Sfgma Omicron fraternity and was a member of the Observer staff. For the last three years he has been serving in an executive capacity of the Century Boat company In Manistee, engaged in the production of war matenaL Sunday School. Teachers Of County Have Meeting Sunday school teachers and officers of Rock Island county met yesterday afternoon in Spencer Memorial Methodist church.

Rock Island. Mrs. A. C. Larrison was in charge of devotions and Miss Kathleen Danley told of the departmental work of the host church.

Mrs. Fayette DeReus led a question box session on problems of teachers, The -next meeting will be in September in the First Methodist church, Moline. The Rev. "Wil-' liam E. Berg, pastor of First Lutheran church.

Rock Island, will be guest speaker. IIOLST-KAKERT COMPANY 1666-1 Yth St. la Ctmairtk farm. Ctaaalas- It, Mt Fan. Evpairiag Ffcawc MwL 1010 c.rnrt Lariat I.tnoieaaa Lariat Famltara pbclatcrcd Armour Ideas Make in New Mexico MRS.

GARRY MAITLAND. (nee Joanna Cutkomp) i Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Joanna Cutkomp to Master Sergeant Maitland, whlclv took place, in July in Albuquerque, N. M. Postnuptials Planned for Dr. and Mrs.

Woloski Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Woloski have returned from Chicago where they were married July 31 at the Chicago 'Temple, First Methodist church. They are at home at 2108 Twenty-ninth-and-a-half avenue.

Rock Island. Mrs. Woloski is the former Miss Betty Bouslough. A series of postnuptial courtesies is being planned for the couple. The first one will be Thursday at which Mrs.

Woloskis mother, Mrs. W. Bouslough, will entertain at her home, 1309 Tenth street. Rock Island. Rock Island Womans Club Has Dues Paying Stations Today and tomorrow are clues paying days for members of the Rock Island Womans2 club and stations have been designated where members of the committee Will be stationed to receive money.

In addition to the helpers announced last week, Mrs. F. O. Van-Galder, Mrs. Myron MacKinon and Mrs.

W. L. Lindsley have been asked to assist. In order to have names in the yearbook, the members must have dues paid by Aug. 15, the membership chairman, Mrs.

Charles Fry, announced. ElECOnDG nil fr.ia th. "'Dlxl. Including th brand new Monday nr Al-i waya A Frank Sinatra Vneal Tri-City Radio Supply 229 12th St. Ph.

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H. Cutkomp, 521 Thirty-fourth street. Rock Island, announce the marriage of their daughter, Joanna, to Master Sergeant Garry A. Maitland, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Maitland, New York city, N. which took place July 29. The Rt. 1 Rev. James Moss Stoney, bishop of the New Mexico district, performed the ceremony in the St.

Johns Episcopal cathedral in Albuquerque, N. at high noon. The altar was decorated with palms, gladioli and Candelabra holding white tapers. There were no attendants. Tthe bride wore a street length dress of white marquisette and in her hair a cap arrangement of fresh, white flowers.

A wedding dinner was served at La Plasita after the service. Later Sergeant and Mrs. Maitland were guests of the Neil M. Clarks, in Cedar Crest, N. M.

After a week at- Deming, where the bridegroom is stationed at an army air base. Mrs. Maitland returned to Rock Island. Th bride was graduated from Rock Island high school. She has lived in Florida and New Orleans and is at present employed in-nhe property office at Rock Island arsenal.

Sergeant Maitland attended Brown university at Providence, R. I. He lived in Rock Island' for six years prior to entering service in 1941. Voice PupilTwill Give Program at Sanatorium Sixteen voice pupils of Miss Maureen Englin of the WHBF studios in Moline will give a concert tomorrow evening in the little theater of nurses home at the Rock Island county tuberculosis sanatorium. Th6se who will i take part are: Jackie Lindahl, Ruth McCormick, Sally Langhinrichs, Betty Schoonover, Mary Ann Koester, Ruth Ann Eskew, Vlaerie OlssOn, Beverly Havener, Gay Js-lene Choate, Shirley McCumber, Wayne Meskan, Sally and David Ackles, Marilyn Huyett, Betty Joyce Dasso and Gene Estess.

Wedding Anniversary Is Noted at Dinner' Party Mr. skid Mrs. Frank Weindruch, 1902 Twenty-first, Rock Island, entertained at a dinner party at their home last evening in observance of their 24th wed- ding anniversary. The celebrants have a son. Corporal Bernard, stationed at Camp Fanin, Texas, and 1 a son, Ira, at home.

Mr. Weindruch is 1 co-proprietor of the Eagle markets in the tri-cities. Mrs. Wein-druch is the former Lela Wis. The couple married in Rock, Island and has always resided I here.

Bride-elect MISS MARGARET A. HOARE. Miss Hoare and Robert Lance Fenske, of Manistee, both of whom attended Augustana college where they were outstanding students and prominent in campus activities, will be married in the late summer. Prenuptial Events Fete i Miss Elizabeth Morris Mr. and Mrs.

Harold C. DeBois, 1209 Ninth avenue. Rock Island, entertained at an informal out-of-door breakfast yesterday morning in Black Hawk State park for their niece. Miss Elizabeth Morris, who will soon become the bride of Private William S. McCombs III.

Guests were a few close family friends. Continuing the series will be a shower to be given tomorrow evening by Miss Beverly Eklund, 1631 Twenty-first Rock Island. On Thursday evening Miss Dorothy VonAch, 2803 Twentieth avenue, Rock Island, win entertain. Miss Eloise Pratt Honored At Prenuptial Breakfast Miss Phyllis Holtz and Miss Miriam Maxwell were hostesses yesterday at a breakfast party in the home of the former at 2326 Eighteenth street Moline. The oc-c-don honored -Miss Eloise Pratt whose wedding to Charles F.

Harrison will be a fall event. The hours were spent informally. The bride-elect received, a hostess gift. the Most of Meat makes just a little go a long way. And in this bacon and cabbage dish you need no butter (another red point saving).

To prepare the dish, fry 4 or more slices of Star Bacon slowly until crisp. Remove slices. Add 2 tbsps. sugar and 2 tbsps. flour to bacon fat.

Blend. Add cup water and pup vinegar gradually. Cook and stir until thick. Season. Cook cabbage in boiling water for 5 minutes.

Drain. Pour sweet-sour sauce over cabbage. To serve place crisp bacon slices on top of cabbage. Serves 4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY You Save 40 to 50! Discontinued Wavea Priced to Clear rnrkirfHcTw. Rock Island.

Mrs. Robert A. Moss, LaGrange, 111., formerly of Island, spent the week-end visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Fred A.

Middleton and Dorothy New Orleans, will arrive this evening to visit Mrs. Middletons mother, Mrs. C. J. 556 Thirtieth street, Assistant State's Attorney and Lawrence L.

Phares, 2033 Thirteenth street, Moline, are parents of twin boys born yesterday -in St. Anthonys hospital. Mrs. Phares, the former MisS Dorothy Nibert, is a former advertising manager of McCabes department store. Mrs.

'Raymond L. Ransom, 3146 Tenth street, a recent bride, left yesterday for Dalhart, Texas, where she will join her husband, Sergeant Ranson, who is stationed at an army air base. Mr. and Mrs. William R.

ONeill, 405 Thirteenth-and-a-half avenue, are parents of a daughter born today in Mercy hospital. Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Edwin M. Burgess returned to Fort Bragg, N. today after spending 15 days with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. P. Burgess, 1712 Eighteenth avenue. Returning with them for a visit were Mrs.

P. Burgess and Mrs. Ruth Nelson, 1118 Thirty-eighth street. Mrs. John Langman and sons, Fred and Frank, Kankakee, IlL, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Langman, 1811 Twelfth street. They came- here owing to the illness of Sol Langman, 1816 Twelfth street.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carver, Muscatine, Iowa, are parents of a son, Roy James, bom Saturday in St. Lukes hospital. Mrs.

Carver Is the former Lucille Young of Rock Island. Mrs. Louis Bromberg and daughter, Bette, 1220 Seventeenth street, have returned from a 2-week visit in Granite City, IlL, with Mrs. Brombergs son-in-law and daughter. Lieutenant and Mrs.

S. C. Kaim. Lieutenant Kaim heads the medical department at the -army engineer depot there and is a former Rock Island physician. Alderman Thomas J.

Ellison, 4513' Fifteenth avenue, Island underwent an operation at the Moline Lutheran hospital Saturday. Miss Marjorie Wheeler, 1607 Twelfth avenue. Rock Island returned yesterday from a 10-day vacation trip to Detroit, Mich, where she visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Collins.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brechlin, 405 Fifteehth-and-a-half avenue, are parents of a son bom Saturday- evening in Moline Public hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Willie' L. Olson, 3103 Twenty-fifth avenue, and Mrs. Lulu Hanne spent Sunday in Galva, IlL, attending the Carlson reunion at Wiley park. They also visited Mrs. Allen, aunt of Mrs.

Hanqe and Mr; Olson, who has been confined to a nursing home since last spring. Davenport. Mr. tmd Mrs. Harry B.

Weaver, 3008 East Eighteenth street, returned today, from Little Rock, where they attended the wedding Saturday- of their son. Lieutenant Frederick B. Weaver, and Miss Diane duPuy Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.

Robinson of Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, 1042 Charles avenue, are parents of a son Saturday in St. Lukes hospital.

Ensign and Mrs. Dean R. Dort are spending 15 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Dort, 46 Crestwood Terrace. Ensign Dort recently returned from Sicily where he took part in the, invasion. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs.

Gamer (Wright, 1930 Esplanade Saturday in St. Lukes hospital, Mr. and Joseph Kimmel, Pleasant, Vaiey, entertained a group of friends Saturday at dinner At the Davenport Country club to honor Mr. and Mrs. Herman Staak on their 25th wedding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, 404 West Twelfth street, are parents of a son born yesterday in St Lukes hospital. A daughter was bom Saturday in St. Lukes hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Curtis, 2307 College avenue, i Miss Mary H. Schmidt, daughter 0. Mr. and Oscar Schmidt, 416 Fairmont avenue, has accepted the.

position of assistant dietitian at Monticello college, Godfrey, 111. Miss Schmidt was graduated in June from Iowa-State college at Ames, i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durfee, 420 4 West Sixth street, are parents of a daughter bora yesterday 1 St. Lukes A son was bom to Mr.

and Mrs. harold Rauch, 1708 East Eleventh street. In St. Lukes hospital yesterday. and Mrs.

Vincent AdamO, 1445 West Eighth street, -are parents of a daughter bopi Saturday in Mercy hospital. Mrs. H. C. Wheeler, Ogden, Utah, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth P. Potorff, 2712 Arlington avenue. Mr. qnd Mrs.

Wallace Schwirtz, 1531 West Pleasant street, are parents ofja daughter bora today in Mercy hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rohlff, 1946 Walling court, are parents of a daughter bora Saturday in Mercy hospital, Relieve MOSQUITO DUES For bites, atings, itches, those pesky mosquito torments that make summer miserable, get Msxsana, formerly Mexican Heat Powder. Soothes, and relieves with a cool breesy touch and apleasing fragrance.

Clean, pleasant. hot soil clothing. Get Meuana. The second Sunday in August was a popular date for family organization annual meetings; The parks and lawns of many homes Sin Rock Island and nearby communities were -filled with people and food baskets yesterday in spite pt gas rationing. Those who lived near enough to meet together made bigger effort this year than usual in order that family ties would not be broken because of the large number I who are scattered to all parts of the world.

DUNLAP-TITTERINGTON. Ninety members of the Dunlap-Titterington families met in Long View park. Last years officers were reelected and the committees for the 1944 picnic are: Entertainment, Arthur Dunlap and Gilmore Dunlap, both of Rock Island, and Ralph Kennedy, and Mrs. Philip Hutchinson, both of Moline; tables, Miss Grace Dunlap, Rock Island, and program, Miss Maude Graham, Rock Island. Among the oldest members present were Mrs.

John Titterington, Taylor Ridge, Miss Sue Tittering-tonr, Rock Island, Mrs. Beulah Wood, Davenport, and Mrs. Adolph Dunlap, Taylor Ridge. The youngest was Gwendolyn E. Greer, Rock Island, five weeks old.

TINDALL. The 12th annual reunion of the John and Elizabeth Tindall family was held Sunday in Riverside park, Moline, There were 24 present and two visitors. Two of the members are in the navy, Francis Austin, San Diego, and William Curtis, Milan. Both are in the navy. At the business meeting in the afternoon the following officers were elected: President, Warren Tindall; vice president, Bessie Johnson; secretary-treasurer, Barbara Johnston.

John Tindall was the oldest member present and Mary Sharon Wells, Milan, the youngest. Those coming from the greatest distance 1 were and Mrs. Robert Goenne and daughter, Evelyn, Tipton, Iowa. There wil be a reunion next year the second Sunday, in August in Riverside park. COMPTON.

The Compton family held its 16th annual reunion yesterday in Lincoln park. There were 30 present and two visitors. After the noon luncheon -officers were named as follows: President, George F. Compton; vice president, Howard Wainwright, Hills-1 dale; secretary-treasurer, Miss, Bernice Wainwright. There were contests and relay races.

The oldest member present was George Compton, 82. Chesney Wainwright was the youngest. The reunion will be held next year on the second Sunday in August. SHERRAED, The Sherrard family reunion was held in the Andover park at Andover, 111., but many Rock Island members were unable to be present. SCHILLINGER.

The annual meeting of the descendants of John Jacob Schil-linger was held in Long View park with twenty-eight present The oldest direct descendant present was Mrs. Luella Schillinger Kern, Moline, a granddaughter, and The youngest Glenn Scherer, Jr. Officers who will serve next year are: President, Fred Eckermann, Sr, Rock Island; secretary-treasurer, Miss Annette C-; Schillinger, Moline, and vice president John Schillinger, Rock Island Members of the Stengel and Eckermann families attended. KINDELSPERGER. Forty members of the Klndels-perger family were present for the 14th annual reunion in Lincoln park.

Officers were reelected and plans made to meet in Lincoln park, the second Sunday in August in 1944. Dshlqulst-Simpson Rites. Mrs. Marie Dahlquist and George Simpson, both of Moline, were married at 8 oclock Saturday night in the residence of the Rev. J.

E. Connor, 2018 Fourteenth street who read the double ring service. Witnesses were the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Needham.

Birthday Party at Home. A family party was held at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Col-lura, 716 Fourteenth strqet, Rock Island, Friday, to celebrate the 29th birthday anniversary of their son, John. Miss Rose, sister of the celebrant assisted ip entertaining.

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