The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

19 Tie fitaeefli ffar foturdoy, IWoy T96? FITNESS program to make swim suits fit I talk around town As we have said before, the tun activity for the current week is monopolized by the weekend. This morning, lor instance. Mrs. Joseph Carter and Mrs. Ron Smith will coffee hostesses at the home of Mr.s.

Smith, Incentives for the party are Fred Larkin fLucette of New York City, and Mrs. Richard Gustafson I Wendy whose recent address was Corte Madera, but who will become a resident of Kansas Citv. ficers were announced. The official staff includes Dermot Coyne, president: Robert Johnston, vice-president; T. L.

Thompson, treasurer, and Mrs. Jerry Eastin. treasurer. Mrs. Larkin and Mrs.

Gustafson, and their children, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. David Makepeace, parents of the two former Misses Makepeace. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Smith have invited 12 guests for the 10:30 affair.

'Phere is interesting news from Omaha and it involves the arrival of a new Phi legacy on Saturday. 24. She is Miss Lee Falconer, the daughter of and Mrs. Richard Falconer. The young mother is the former Sandra Kay Ellis, daughter of Mr.

and II Ellis and Alpha Phi at Nebraska. The paternal grandparents are and Mrs. Willard Falconer of Falls. S.D. Incidentally, Miss Susan Lee has an older sister, Lisa who.

at the moment, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. first might huue the a i this group of members of Chi Omega sorority avid supporters of President Johnson's fitness but such is not tiie case. It is a fitness program, allright, but not on a federal level.

Tliis program has to do with summer, swimming pools and the fit of the swim suits. The exercise class devotes a each evening in the hopes that IF there are any bumps and bulges, they will be gone before the swimming pool activities begin. In the foreground we find Wedding Announcement has made by and Mrs. Thomas M. Raysor of Los Angele.s, formerly of Lincoln, of the marriage of their daughter, Joan, to Sidney Darlington, son of Mrs.

Philip J. Darlington of Cambridge. and the late Darlington, on Saturday, April 24. Tlie service was solemnized at the First Unitarian in Cambridge, The matron of honor and only attendant was Mrs. Bernard 0.

Koopman. Philip Darlington served his brother as best man. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs. Darlington will make their home at .528 Long Hill Gillette.

N.J. A former student at the University of Nebraska, where she was a member of Towne Club, Lambda Delta and Delta Phi Delta honoraries, Mrs. Darlington received her degree from the Art Institute of Chicago. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Mr. Darlington is a graduate of Phipps Exeter Harvard University.

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Janet Connell, ten.sen. And last night the memliers of the University of Faculty Dancing club had a party at Hotel Lincoln. Serving on the party committee were Col. and Mrs. E.

R. Powell, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ward co-chairmen; Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Eastin, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hayes, Mr. and Robert Koch, Mr. and Mrs.

Walt Rowden, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wample and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley.

Guest couples were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hack, and Mrs. Tom McCalla. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Casper, and and Mrs. Oliver Grace. COED is bride-elect During the evening tiie club's new ot- FAMLY reunion in news or suburbia Today is May Day. and the beginning of a month designed to honor mothers.

This morning, mother may be in for more than one surpri.se. If she gets a May basket from her youngster, filled with loving thoughts amongst the flower.s—that’s one thing. But if all the freshly bloomed flowers have disappeared from the flower something else again. E.A.STRIDGE James It. honored her mother at a luncheon Tue.sday, along with nine otlier women and one man as guests.

Even though the lonely man was 86 years old, Mrs. Crisp said, just had a The single amongst all the ladies Mrs. father. Mr. Joseph S.

Smith. Tiiis was a unique party in another way than the female to male ratio. It was also a gathering that included two groups of four sisters from two generations. Here also were two young ladies from the third generation. The fir.st generation of sisters included Mrs.

mother, Mrs. Joseph S. Smith, 86 years old; and her three aunts, Mrs. Sadie Janssen, 77 years-old of Greeley. Mrs.

Catherine Apenhorst, 75 years old of Hastings. and Mrs. Margaret Schellenberg, 72 years old of Colorado Springs, Colo. The four ladies are Van Dyk sisters, who formerly lived at Holland, Nebr. Mrs.

Crisp and her three sisters make up the second generation. The ladies are Mrs. Jack Rand, Mrs. Earl York, and Mrs. Guy Phipps, all of Lincoln.

The third generation of sisters who were at the luncheon were Miss Jean Crisp, 11 years old, who ruslied home from school for the event; and Miss Joyce Crist, four years old, the youngest meml)er in the group. Both are the daughters of M.Sgt. and Mrs. Crisp. We might say that for the first generation guests life did begin at 40, for after a busy day they had plenty of energy left to go visiting Tuesday night.

Mrs. Crisp took her three aunts to spend the evening at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Iva Crisp. Mrs. Janssen and Mrs.

re- truned to Greeley and Hastings, respectively, on Wednesday. But Mrs. Schellenberg is in Lincoln for a longer The second generation, however, isn't to be outdone, including a man in this cata- gory, this time. Sometime soon, M.Sgt. and Mrs.

James R. Crisp will be taking off on a flight to the Virgin Islands, as guests of their daughter. Miss Janice Crisp, who is an airline stewardess based at New Orleans. Another ratlier exciting occasion here at home is anticipated for June wben Miss Crisp come to Lincoln from New Orleans to spend some time swimming and picnicking with her family. In addition to her parents and two sisters, Miss Crisp family includes a brother, James Crisp, Jr We know that as an airline stewardess.

Miss Crisp gets to see quite a number of places, but this is nothing new to anyone in this family. M.Sgt. and Mrs. Crisp and their children returned one and one-half years ago from Oslo, Nonvay; but prior to that, they had lived in Japan, Panama, and the southern United States. The globetrotters are in the business of travelling, as M.Sgt.

Crisp has been with the U.S. Air Force for 22 years. a special for Lincoln when we find out that the family has chosen this city as the place where they wish to reside when M.Sgt. Crisp retires. PARK MANOR Of interest to all of the friendly people on Riviera Drive, we have received word that Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Remmen- ga have moved from 6619 No. 50th to 2041 Riviera Drive. You might want to stop and offer the new family that all-important welcome. Campus circles will be interested this morning in the announcement being made of the betrothal of Jean Mangold to Robert L.

Kent, son of Mrs. Thomas Kent of Tilden, and the late Mr. Kent, by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mangold of Des Moines.

The wedding will take place Aug. 28, and the ceremony will be solemnized at St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Lincoln. Both Miss Mangold and her fiance are students at tho University of Nebraska. Annual Tea Horizon Club members of Camp Fire Girls will entertain at an annual tea on Sunday honoring eighth graders and their mothers.

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