The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 17

Many Reservations Being Made for Easter Party Many Wichitans are making reservations the annual Easter party to be held on Easter Monday by the Altar society of Blessed Sacrament church. The party, which will be in the church undercroft, will feature bridge, canasta and other games in the afternoon and evening, beginning at 2 and 8 respectively. The public may attend and tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Eugene Kelley, 62-1323, or Mrs. Bernard Weldon, 6-0918, or they may be purchased the door.

partial list of reservations includes: Drs. and Mergen Mesdames: B. J. Mackiewies M. Klenda John S.

Roberts. Woodhouse and A. Edwin P. Myshka McMasters Messrs. and C.

C. Maynard Mesdames: J. O'Rourke Frank Ahit R. P. Rourke Armstrong Herman Blume Ray Quackenbush Ed Bever Thomas P.

Quinn J. A. Braitsch William Pleisticker Leo Bowman Mike Prete George Coleman E. G. Rier S.

J. Cotter H. H. Stoll J. A.

Cleary Stanley Smeltzer R. P. Cooper Joseph Stauder Richard Poles C. H. Wilkins 4.

A. Ford Eisenbach Lawrence Weldon Weigand Fritz Emken Francis West W. F. Hein James Westerhaus C. E.

Holmes Kenneth Van De Walle Paul Hesse Richard Hinders W. B. Curtis Walter Hieger Sally Murdock Barney les Anna Martin Richard Jones M. N.Shay E. E.

P. Janousek Willard Quinn Eugene Kelly David McGonigle Hermann Kienzle Marie Melcher Ed Koester Myrtle McDonough Frank Larcher Misses: Pete Morconi Rosemary Weigand Mans Eiste Koehler W. J. Morray Edna Greasart Harold Malone Irene Greasart Leo Malone Rose Getto C. V.

Maloney Josephine Getto Ross McDonough and Ray Lark Pilgrim Guild Circles Circles of Pilgrim guild of Plymouth Congregational church will meet Wednesday, as follows: ALDEN-Mrs. John P. Miller, leader. with Mrs. Virgil Hackett.

143 North Fountain. for o'clock luncheon; assisting hostess. Mesdames Robert Thomas, Leo Davis, G. 0. Wellman and Warren.

MARTHA HORNUNG Isobel Noble, leader. with Mrs. J. Gus. Lindgren, 340 South Crestway.

for 1 o'clock luncheon: assisting hostesses Mesdames Percy Brizgs. H. H. Patton and F. E.

Immerman. gram by Mrs. Harry Barnes. will include talk on "This Is Our Problem." MAYFLOWER Mrs. John Stinson, 3rd.

leader. for with 1 Mrs. o'clock Boyce luncheon: Assisting Redfied. hostesses. Mesdames John Kleinneksel.

Pearl Siegelbaum and Cloy Shambaugh. Program by Mrs. William Teed who talk on "Beads Tell PURITAN Mrs. G. W.

Hammons. leader. with Mrs. Elizabeth James. 215 South Rutan for 1 o'clock luncheon: sisting hostesses.

Mesdames John son. Johanna Fischer and Jack McCluggage. ROSE STANDISH Mrs. Joe Creed. leader, with Mrs.

J. H. Compton. 3901 Pine Knot Court for 1 o'clock luncheon: assisting hostesses. Mesdames Joe Creed.

P. Dresie and L. C. Lovelace. Program "Seeing the by Mrs.

Willam Chastain. SPINNING WHEEL Mrs. A. F. Hatleader.

with Mrs. Esther 443 North Broadview. for 1 o'clock luncheon: assisting hostesses. Mrs. R.

to Heasty be and talk Mrs. on Mexico William by Regier. Mrs. E. Program V.

Mehl. WINDSOR-Miss Phrone Wilke. leader. with Mrs. W.

C. Brooks, 4001 East Douglas. for o'clock luncheon: assisting hostesses. Mesdames J. 8.

Relf R. L. Townsend and Ralph Program by Mrs. J. B.

Pottenger who will tell of her experiences during recent trip. -Mrs. William Ash. leader. 1 o'clock luncheon in.

undercroft of the church. Hostesses are Mesdames Kendrick. Tom Bateman. J. K.

Wisdom. Ralph Thompson. W. E. McCaskey, Joe Wilcox and Charles White.

Brace Helfrich will show colored slides taken on his trip around the word. College Hill Circles College Hill Methodist circles will meet Wednesday for 1 o'clock luncheons, unless otherwise stated: No. 1-Mrs. Robert L. Cory, 930 North 2-Mrs.

L. L. Wilson. at the church. No.

3-Mrs. Claude Rice. 552 North Broadviaw. No. 4-Mrs H.

H. 602 North Pershing. No. will called. 6-Mrs.

w. C. Finch. 435 South Roosevelt. No.

7-Mrs. C. H. Cowman. 251 North Erie.

No. 8-Mrs Harvey Hoch. 550 North Belmont. No. 9-Mrs 0.

c. Glenn. 149 South Fountain No. 10-Mrs. Bruce P.

Meeker. 3330 Country, Club. 11-Mrs. Clyde H. Soice.

551 North Battin. No. 12-Mrs. M. F.

Koelling. 415 North Volutsia. No. 13-Mrs. T.

Ray Lewis. 3337 East First. No. 14-Dessert luncheon. Miss Tillie Hiebsch.

422 South Erie. No. 15-Mrs. Herman C. Lambert, 244 South Volutsta.

No. 16-Mrs. Cecil B. Read. 425 North Erie.

No. 17-Mrs. C. Foster. 2801 East Lincoln.

No. 18-Mrs. Hazel Whited. 403 North Bluff. Thursday at 8 D.

m. No. 19-At the church. Tuesday. 1:30 m.

P.E.O. Calendar MONDAY CHAPTER I-1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Allen Olson. 9 Douglas avenue. Eastborough; assisting hostesses will be Mrs.

O. J. Kaufman Hurshel Underhill and Mrs. and Mrs. Larry Stanley.

Musical program. CHAPTER p. m. with Miss Virginia Gates Oakland: Miss Kay Hicks. co-hostess.

and Mrs. W. A. Hubbard in charge of program. CHAPTER CX-1 p.

m. with Mrs. H. O. Davis, 940 North Yale.

for dessert lunchcon: assistant hostess will be Mrs. Scott Williamson. Miss Juliet Reeve will talk on Palestine and the Near CHAPTER DJ-1 o'clock luncheon home of Mrs. A. L.

Schell. 128 North Dellrose, with Betty Schell and Mrs. H. W. Darling as assisting hostesses.

Mrs. H. Kaths to give program. CHAPTER EI-1 o'clock dessert luncheon with Mrs. W.

L. Bone. 123 Patton drive: Mrs. J. C.

Brock and Mrs. Jetta Sims. cohostesses. The program "Hats" will be given by Mrs. R.

Collins. CHAPTER -With Mrs. D. Wallace. 23 Peach Tree Lane.

for 1 o'clock dessert luncheon. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. J. T. Calhoun.

Mrs. A. C. Palen will give the program. CHAPTER EW-1 o'clock dessert lunchcon at home of Mrs.

Dale Critser. 233 North Fountain. Co-hostess Mrs. Thies: Mrs. J.

Hancock to give program. CHAPTER with Miss Jane Hall. 11 South Broadway; program by Mrs. J. W.

Gerhardt. Trinity Guilds Guilds of the Trinity Methodist church will meet on the following dates: Tuesday o'clock with Mrs. Elmer Casner. 1701 Maple, assisting. Mrs.

T. Hunter and Mrs. Rex Shater, Wednesday a.m.. with Mrs. John Corr.

2028 Payne. Covered dish luncheon. Please bring your own service. p.m. with Mrs.

D. Adkisson. 1146 'Amidon. RUTH- p.m.. in Ladies parlor.

Nursery provided. Hulse. 203 South Osage. Assisting. with Mrs.

N. 8 C. Turner and Mrs. Fred Shideler. p.m..

with Mrs. Agues Cobb, 221 North Charles. Mrs. H. B.

Pawbush and Mrs. Glibert With assisting. Mar. 26 meeting at the church. :30 p.m.

Mar. 27 Wesleyan service -Dinner meeting. Place to be announced. BAKES! GRILLS! FRIES! TOASTS! ARVIN love DOES ALL FOUR! GUARANTEED 1. YEAR LESLIE FURNITURE cO.

906 N. Main Phone 2-6243 Barbara Jane Gill and Thomas Lee Exchange Vows at Home Ceremony The wedding of Miss Barbara Jane Gill and Thomas Edward Lee took place Saturday parents, Mr. and borough. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Z.

Lee of Milwaukee, Wis. and Capt. W. Lee, U. S.

Waynesville, N.C. Mrs. A. Mills Ebright accompanied J. Ellis Jackson who sang wedding selections.

The single ring ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Paul C. Johnston, D. D. took place befor: a fireplace banked with greenery.

white stock ani gladioli. Tall cathedral tapers in candelabra were at either side of the fireplace. short, formal wedding dress of blush pink imported Chantilly lace over pure silk taffeta was worn by the bride. The snug fitting bodice was topped by a scoop neckline and accentuated with a small bib outlined in matching blush pink evening at 8. o'clock at the home of the bride's Mrs.

Murray Francis Gill of 2 St. James place in East- MRS. THOMAS EDWARD LEE bead fringe. Matching bead fringe also outlined two huge patch pockets on the full skirt. Tiny matching self-covered buttons detailing the front of the bodice also were used to button the long, lace sleeves at the wrists.

The cascade bridal bouquet was of baby brown orchids and sweetheart roses. Mrs. James W. Gill of Cincinnati, was the bride's only attendant. Her gown was a toast colored, short-length dress of imported Chantilly lace over matching silk taffeta.

The boat-shaped neckline was completely outlined in matching bead clusters. Tiny clusters of beads dotted the entire bodice and the short push-up sleeves. She carried a cascade of feathered pink carnations. James W. Gill of Cincinnati, brother of the bride, served as best man.

The bride's mother chose a navy sheer crepe with a low, square neckline faced in mauve pink organza. Mauve pink organza trimmed the below elbow sleeves. The slim skirt was accented by a flanged side drape of matching navy sheer crepe. The bridegroom's mother wore a midnight blue lace gown with bracelet length sleeves and a carved neckline. Both mothers had white orchid corsages.

Assisting at the reception which followed the ceremony, were Mrs. E. P. Van Zandt of Fort Worth, Mrs. Frank L.

Carson, Misses Mary Pat Yingling and Martha Yingling, Mrs. Robert Wise, Mrs. Robert Piller, all of this city; Mrs. Warren Bowman, Topeka, Miss Susan Thias, St. Louis, and Miss Cynthia Bollinger of Marietta, O.

For their wedding trip to Ponte Vedra Beach, the bride chose a dressmaker style suit of brown and white check with a flared hipline and pencil slim skirt. She wore brown and white accessories and a corsage of brown orchids. After April 1, Mr. and Mrs. Lee will be at home in East Orange, N.

J. -town guests included Miss Ida Friedman, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Wellington, Long Island, N.

Mrs. Joe Gill, Dallas, H. Dudley Swim, Pebble Beach, and Jim Fleege, Daven- Film to Be Shown to Harry Street P.T.A. port, Ia. Harry Street Parent-Teacher association will have its annual "legislative" meeting on Thursday the school auditorium at 7:30 o'clock.

Kenneth Myers will show the film "The Key to Plenty." Devotions will be given by Ernest E. Kaufman, principal. The film is given on a volunteer basis sponsored by Wichita Chamber of Commerce. The "Chiefs Men" quartet from Wichita Police department will present several selections. Second grade class will perform activities from its physical education classes.

Executive board is to meet at 7 p.m. in the teachers' lounge. Alpha Sigma Alpha 1638 South Estelle, on Tuesday at 8 o'clock. A social hour will follow the business session. Mrs.

Dan J. Coffey and Mrs. Kelly L. Mann are to be co-hostesses. Welsh Club to Honor Patron Saint of Wales When the Women's Welsh club meets Tuesday for a 12 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.

0. D. Jones, 222 North Green, there will be a program on interesting events in the life of Saint David Mrs. Arthur P. David will present the program.

During a business session, new officers will be elected. ORDER OF BEAUCEANT Wichita assembly No. 8, Soci-1 Order of Beauceant, will meet I day at 1:30 p.m. in North Main, for a Regular meeting of Alpha Sigma ing with Mrs. Don Alpha alumnae will be held the small charge will be home of Mrs.

Lorence F. Weaver, luncheon which will be THURSDAY STORE HOURS: 12 NOON 'TIL 8:45 p. m. FOR A LIMITED TIME Two Bright, Lustrous, Non-smearing Cosmetics Buck's Street Floor Shirley Spear of Lincoln Is Bride Of Olin F. Baker The wedding of Miss Shirley Ann Spear and Olin F.

Baker took place on the afternoon of March 4 at o'clock at First Methodist church in Lincoln, Kan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Spear of Lincoln, and the bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Arnold, reside in this city. Double ring vows were exchanged, with Rev.

Burton A. Lovelady of Lincoln officiating. Potted schefferlii and basket of white gladioli and snapdragons decorated the altar, which was flanked by candelabra. Miss Pat Brockett of Lincoln played nuptial selections and accompanied Ray Rasmussen of Vesper, who sang. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina-length, afternoon dress of Alice blue bengaline, fashioned with blue lace ruching outlining the sweetheart neckline and deep cuffs on the elbow length sleeves of the Eton jacket.

Her hat of blue flower petals and rhinestones was draped with a blue shoulder-length veil. She wore elbow-length, white gloves and carried a white Bible, a gift from the bridegroom's grandmother. Topping the Bible were pink Pinnochio rosebuds and stephanotis showered with white lace streamers. Miss Naomi Schroeder, Salina, as maid of honor wore a twopiece, beige silk shantung with navy accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses and glamour leaves. The bridesmaid, Miss Betty Martin of Wichita, wore an identically styled.

navy shantung with biege accessories and her corsage, too, was like that of Miss Schroeder Miss LoAnn Webb of Beverly, Kan, lighted the tapers. She wore a rose taffeta dress with navy trim and a halo and wristlet of white daisies. The mother of the bride chose a dressmaker suit with navy accessories. She wore. a corsage of Frenched pink carnations.

The MR. AND MRS. BAKER bridegroom's mother was attired navy dressmaker suit with navy accessories and a corsage of Frenched Kokomo carnations. Robert E. Shaft, Wichita, served as best man.

Ushers Bob Kirk, Harold Dooling and Delbert H. Bosley, all of Wichita. A reception was held in the church parlors, with those assisting including Mesdames Bob Kirk, Delbert Bosley, William Crow, all of Wichita; Wilton 1 Markley, Vesper, Everett Webb, Beverly, and Miss Marjorie Mott, Wichita, who had charge of the guest book. The bride's table, covered with a handmade lace cloth, was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake decorated in pastel shades and topped with a nosegay of chamois pink stock and springerii fern. Pinnochio rosebuds and stock garlanded the cake and white tapers flanked it.

When the couple left for their wedding trip to Oklahoma and Texas, Mrs. Baker was wearing pink suit with navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The couple now is at home in this city. preeaster Open special 12 'til Noon 8:45 Thursdays enjoy, our SPECIAL FORMULA COLD WAVE PERMANENT plus a new Spring styled setting all complete for $750 Beauty Salon--Buck's Fourth Floor Bucks We preparations beautiful use products hair CLAIROL to nails; OGILVIE health; for for help colorful strong give Progressive gleaming REVLON SISTERS hair. and you WICHITA Copright 1951 WICHITA difference face powder extra cost and "AIR-SPUN" Hypatia Evening Plans Program on Mexican Culture Hypatia Evening club will hold dinner meeting at the clubhouse Monday at 6:45 o'clock with Mary Wallis, president, presiding.

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