The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

The llnroln Star friJay, Pec. M. A Prenuptial Courtesy In prenuptial courtesy to Miss Jeanye Stahr of York Phi at and her fiance, Stephen B. North whose marriage will be solemnized on day. Dec.

28, Mr. and Mrs. MacLean were a host and hostess on Thursday evening at their home. The guests were invited for canapes and and later in the evening spotlight was turned on the potential bridegroom was the recipient of a shower of gadgets. Host aii hostess and their guests pictured above are, seated in the rear left to right, Harry MacLean, Mrs.

Michael Jeffery, Jim Hof, Miss Ginny Coy, Miss Stahr and Mr. North. On the floor in the foreground are Mrs. MacLean and Mrs. and Capt.

Mike MacLean. TALK More Christmas guests in town and more to today. The Friday arrivals will include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kidder and their children, Susan, Pat, Mike and Jeff who will be coming from Chicago to spend holiday week with Mr.

mother, Mrs. Gerald Carpender, and Mr, Carpender. On the list are Col. and Mrs. Barney Oldfield of Beverly Hills, Calif.

Col. OldfiC'ld, who is associated with Litton Industries in California, arrived very recently, but Mrs. Oldfield made the trip to Lincoln in time for a longer visit with her mother, Mrs. T. K.

Kinman, and Mr. mother, Mrs. A. Woldfield. Col.

and Mrs. Oldfield will leave on Dec. 27, but it would seem they going straight home. They return west i a Colorado Springs (where they will finalize arrangements with the Air Force for a soccer home and home schedule with the West German Luftwaffe pilot trainees of Luke Air Force Ba.se, then Las Vegas, and then Beverly Hills in time to board a flight to New Orleans at Sugar Bowl time. Brides At Candlelight Services me Holidays or me Gay Young Set The Christmas recess from classrooms began on Wednesday, and young set lost no time in celebrating the happy fact, group of feminine at Irving Junior High School were Christmas Ball hostesses on Wednesday evening at Hotel Lincoln, and in charge of all of the arrangements was Betsy Mc- Cown, chairman, and her co-chairman and group treasurer.

Penny Greer. Pictured are the 31 hostesses who left to right, Charla Watts, Terri Grove, Anne Frisch, Katie Edgecomb, Pat Warner, Nancy Magee, Mary Poteet, Janey Tinstman, Julie Kushner and Pam Edwards. Standing, left to right, are Julie Susie Simon, Ann Higgins, Lynn Chapin, Christi Joyce, Janet Bradley, Barb Kuklin, Kathy Register, Jill Howard, Janet Marshall, Kathy Mulder, Connie Weimer, Chris Salem, Gayle Lotman, Debbie Chapin, Nancy Tanner, Sally Martin. Penny Greer, Peggy Davidson, Betsy McCown and Tina Adams. Yule Party A group of 50 women patients at the Lincoln State Hospital were the honored guests at an Christmas party recently when Junior Girl Scouts of Troop 58 were hostesses.

Each honoree received a personal gift, and the Scouts served refreshments which they had prepared For the marriage of Miss Kaithie Glade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Glade (rf Grand Island, to Kenneth John Maxwell, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Paul J. Maxwell, Thursday, Dec. 22, altar bouquets of red carnations and lighted white candles appointed the chancel of St. Church, Episcopal, in Grand Island. The 7:30 service was solemnized by the Rev.

J. L. Hansen. Coat frocks of silk linen in the American Beauty red shade were worn by Mrs. Stan Schlachter of Bellevue, who was the matron of honor; Miss Janet Maxwell and Miss Mary Jo Sharrar, Lincoln, the bridesmaids; and the bridesmatrons, Mrs.

Fred Glade, Grand Island, and Mrs. Stephen Mannschreck, Lincoln. Paul J. Maxwell, served his brother as best man, and the groomsmen weje Stephen Glade and William Marshall, Grand Island; Ronald Young, North Platte; and Stephen Mannschreck, Lincoln. The bride appeared in a gown of white silk brocade.

The bell skirt of controlled fullness was topped by a long-sleeved basque, designed with a flaring cape collar tapering at the back into a panel of the brocade which formed a cotillion-length train. A cluster of silk roses and petals held to the head her circular veil of illusion. Mr. Maxwell, a student at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, and his bride will live in Omaha. A member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and Phi Rho medical fraternity, he is a graduate of the University of Nebraska.

A member of Delta Gamma, Mrs. Maxwell is a senior at the university. The marriage of Miss Gloria Elise er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Meyer, to David Richard Durling, son of Mr and Mrs. Richard Durling, of York, was solemnized Thursday evening, Dec. 22, at the First Presbyterian Church in York. The Rev. Gale Prentice read the lines of the candlelight service at 7:30 Ruby velvet bodices and sUm skirts of petal pink crepe fashioned the Empire frocks of Mrs.

Stewart Jordal, of Lincoln, the matron of honor; Miss Patricia Domeier, York, who was the maid of honor; and the bridesmaids, Miss Patricia Maurer, York, and Miss Lana Bredemeier, Madison, Wis. Dan Durling of York, served his brother as best man, and the corps of ushers included Robert Cherny, New York City; Robert Peterson, York; Roger Koons, Omaha; Lee Meyer, brother of the bride, and Robert Haws, Lincoln. For her wedding gown, the bride selected delustered satin in traditional white. Imported lace overlay the sculptured bodice, creating a crescent neckline and continuing into long, fitted sleeves, and the slender skirt was completed by a detachable train of the satin extending to chapel length. Her fingertip veil of illusion was held to the head by a cluster of satin petals and roses dotted with pearls.

Mr. and Mrs. Durling will live in Columbus, where the bridegroom, a graduate of the University of Nebraska, is stationed with the Forces. A student at the University of Nebraska, the bride is a member of Alpha Phi. Marriage has been made by Mr.

and Mrs. Mario Mancuso of Cicero, of the marriage of their daughter, Cheryl Diane, to Stephen D. Bronn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bronn, on Saturday, Dec.

17. The 11 morning service was solemnized at St. Church in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Crand a 11, Cicero, attended the couple, and seating the guests was Grodon Ehlers of Roca. The couple will reside in Chicago, at 6551 No. Ravenswood. Mrs. Bronn will be a June graduate of Pestalozzi Forebel Teachers College in Chicago.

The bridegroom, who received his degree from the University of Nebraska, is a graduate student at Northwestern University in Evanston, 111. GATEWAY Open 'til 9:00 Friday evening Closing at 4:30 Christmas Eve SALE! ZIP-LINED SUEDE JACKETS SPOTLIGHT VALUE Thursday evening was a festive one for Southeast High Sihool juniors. Tradition was out in full force at the Lincoln Country Club where the Fhri-trnas Ball was held and where, by the way, the parts ho-ts and hostesses dined before greeting their guests. We mighr add that those hosts and hostesses had a busy day preceding their gala event They their time decorating lor the party. Hosts and hostesses tured are, left to right, in the foreground Julie Swanson, Sarah Bookstrom.

Nancy Knudtsen. Debbie Edwards, Ann Beachly, Jill Guenzel, Debbie Grether, Ann Harvey and Susie Holyoke. In the rear left to right are Dick Olds. Curt Kimball. Steve Eaton, Ed Wekesser.

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