The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

Bride On Saturday A Guest And Her Hostesses TiiK sTin 7 Saturday. October 10. 1953 AFTKKNOON Alpha Chi Omc'ga Alumnae, 1 o'clock luncheon at the chapter house. Hannah Duston Chapter, Dauiihters of American Colonists, 1:30 o'clock at tiie home of Miss Spealman, 2964 O. KVFNINfi Cornell Club, 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

F. D. Keim, 1400 North 37th. Has Morning, Wedding, MISS ANNE KAMINSKI, whose marriage to Joseph will be solemnized Saturday morning at Sacred Heart Church. The altar of Sacred Heart Church will be apjxiinted with autumn chrysanthemums, and lighted white can- die.s, for the marriage of Anne Kaminski, tlaughter of Mrs.

Doerr and the late Edward S. Kaminski. Kalina, sen of Mr. arui Mrs. Kalina of Dwight, which will take Salurtiay morning Oct.

10. The 10 ceremony will be by Father Pxlward in the luestuice of 75 guests. The maid of honor and only attendant will Miss Ik'verly Thompson who will wear a frwk of emerald green satin de.signed in the colonial mixle with a closely fitted basque and full tulle overskirt. She will carry a Ijouquet of gold and russet chrysanthemums. Wearing green nylon net over taffeta will be the flower girl, ML Terrilyn Korinek, great- niece of the bridegrfxim.

Mir.s Kaminski, who will be given in marriage by her stepfather. F. IkxTT. has chosen for h(T wedding a gown nf white Chantiily-type lace sheer, yoke is framt'd bx the lace of the ice embroidered with seed and opalescent beading, and the sleeves are long and fittful. Beneath the snug waist, the skirt flares into fullne.ss.

Her veil of illusion will be held by a bandeau of the illusion caught with circlets of f)earl8, and she will carry a Ixjuquet of white roses. Serving Ml. Kalina as best man will liolxTt Kaminski, firoiher of the bride, and the ushers will be Harry Korinek of Her.shev and Kenneth Patocka of Lincoln, nephews of the bridegroom. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception will be held in the church parlors, after which the couple will leave for of the Ozarks. Mi.ss Kaminski.

who is a member of Beta Sigma Psi. will wear a navy blue gabardine suit with navy accessories for traveling. Mr. Kahne is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. Picnic Sunday The member.s of Epsilon Chapter.

Beta Sigma Phi, and their families and guests will meet for their annual picnic at Seward on Sunday, October lUh. In charge of arrangements are Mr.s W. R. Hammer, Miss Clara Rehn, and Mrs. Thomas Vance.

cntriU hiirrti ihul imriHHM" of world proiilr for HU rhiirrh. SUNDAY, OaOBlR 11 ihe Lmt Itnr of thm World Missions CONFERENCE 10:50 A.M. MRS. TIMAN AMSTUTZ MiMMtonary to fridia REV. CECIL R.

THOMAS flUtrtrt Xiiiwrlntrnrtrnl. 3:00 M. MISSIONARY RALLY 7:30 P.M. REV. JACK SHEPHERD MUxlniiarv and (hr K.

4 turil tfAKrn. Mtuli? IMrrrlof Although Mrs. M. L. MacMillan of Chicago (center) just arrived in Lincoln Thursday evening, courtesies for her were in full swing on Friday In the picture, from left to are Mrs.

C. S. who a luncheon ho at the Lincoln Country Club on Friday, complimenting Mr During her stay here Mrs. MacMillan is the house guest of Mrs. T.

McShane (right). JEANNE COSTELLO who the bride of Robert Spalo this morning at Bles.sed Sacrament Church. wn Tall For the of Miss Jeanne Mane Co.stello, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Vincent Costello, to Robert Ixiuis Spale, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Lxiuis Spale of Clarkson, which wdll be an event of Saturday morning, Oct. 10, the chancel of Blessed Sacrament Church will be appointed w'ith w'hite chrysan- themurn.s, arranged in pedestal urns, and the blossom.s, caught with while satin ribbon dotted with greenery, are repeated to the white carpeted proces-sional aisle. The 10 service will be solemnized by the Rt. Rev. A.

J. Kraemer, rector of Blessed Sacrament. Wearing identical frock.s of velveteen and tulle in the Arcady blue tone will be Miss Nancy Costello, her sister's maid of honor; and the brides- NFWC District I Elects Officers I MRS. VERN LEWIS MRS. GEORGE MECHLING Mrs.

Vern Lewis of Shubcrt Mvas elected president of the Nebraska Federation of Clubs first district, Friday morning, at the 50th annual convention of the district held Auburn. Other new district officers Mrs. Wayne Frans of Auburn, fir.st vice president; Mrs. Forrest Phillips of Douglas, second vice presidtmt, (iixirge Mechling of Lincoln, president of the IJncoln Worn- MRS. WAYNE FRANS Club, secretary; and Mrs.

Lawson Ander.son of Pawnee City, The new officers were installed Friday afternoon following the closing session of the convention by Mrs. W. H. Hasebroock of West Point, General Federation music di- vi.sion chairman and past president of the Nebraska Federation. Mrs.

L. B. Dalton of Platts- moulh, outgoing president, presided at the Friday morning at which time a talk on her recent travels to Pakistan and the near ea.st was given by Mrs. Robert of Lincoln, guest speaker. Under the direction of Mrs.

Orville Nielsen of Plalts- mouth, chairman of juniors in the district, the program included songs by the Peru Singers, directed by Darryl Manring, and by the Plattsmouth Junior Club ensemble. Soloist was Mrs. Hugh Stander of Plattsmouth. A highlight of the two-day convention war. the formal banquet held Thursday evening when the district members celebrated the 50th anniversary of first district federation.

The golden anniversary theme formed the motif for the table decorations, and honored at the banquet were junior club members in the district. The newly-organized Un- MRS. FORREST PHILLIPS coin Junior Club and the Louisville Junior Club were especially honored, and the banquet speaker was Mrs. Oscar Warp of Minden, state federation president. maids, Mis.s Shirley Vinson and Miss Carol King, The velveteen bodice.s, snugly closed in front with self-material buttons, had deep cameo necklines that widened into brief cap sleeves.

The Pakistan influence is suggested in the fashioned of double layers of tulle over taffeta. Their costumes are completed with frock-toned velveteen caps and mitts. Linda Sue Costello of Sioux City, will be her flower girl, and will wear a hoop-skirted frock of white net. Frank Spale of Clarkson will serve as tiesi man, and the ushers will be Norman Kovanda, Gerald Davis and Raymond Wood. The bride will appear in a gown of white Chantilly lace and net over satin.

The long- sleeved bodice, its throat- framing wing collar, is designed with a keyhole neckline, veiled with tulle, and a snugly fitted midriff. The bouffant of net is paneled at each side wdth lace is repeated to border the chapel train. A bonnet of shirred illusion holds in place her tiered fingertip veil of illusion, and she will carry a bouquet of white carnation and pink roses. The couple will reside in where the bridegroom is stationed with the aimy. Both are former students at the University of Nebraska.

FREE INLAID FLOOR Cfitttt Mdt I PM Oct. ZOtli We will replace the oldest Linoleum floor in Lincoln with a new Gold Sea! Inlaid, your choice of patterns. Send name, address, size of room and date of purchase FLOORCRAFTERS 118 So. 9th TOWN TALK doubtIcs.s will have It that this morning's society pages in The Star resemble June much more than a normal autumn, we have learned, fast is becoming a favorite wedding we love news around the town this M. L.

MacMillan of Chicago arrived in Lincoln Thursday evening to spend a few days as the guest of Mrs, McShane, and was met with a full calendar of she w'as honored when Mr.s. C. S. Guenzel a luncheon hostess at the Lincoln Country on Friday evening Mrs. MacMillan was again an honoree when Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Morton entertained at dinner at Cotner Terrace. Today Mrs.

McShane wdll compliment her when she is a luncheon host- at the University Club. Twelve guests have been invited for the luncheon and an informal afternoon. COURTESIES for soon-to-be brides alw-ays add zest to the thi. morning we learned that Adele Coryell, who O' to marry Donald J. Hall of City on Nov.

28, will be the incentive for a coffee on Saturday, Oct. 17, when Mrs. Reg Newman and her daughter. Miss Dorris Newman, are hostesses at their home. Mi.ss Coryell wdll be presented with a hostess gift.

Miss Newman, incidentaUy, will come from Pueblo, where she is teaching, for the party. Shop Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 GOLKS HEAR Rev. Clifford F. Perron Sunday, Oct. 11 11 A.M.

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