The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 33

$, W. 2 THE OAgtettE FEBRUARY 23,1978 Jarzombek Engelhardt engagement announced The engagement of Miss Elaine Prances Jartombck to Ray Engelhardt is announced by her Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jartombck of San Antonio. EnKcIhardt the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Engelhardt. The Is a 1075 graduate of Sam Houston High School Her fiance graduated from Marion High School in 1973. Benedict's Catholic Church will be the setting for Otc April 22 wedding. Jones Prellop engagement told Mr, and Mrs.

D. Jones of Austin announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh- tor, Miss Carol Jones to Michael Prellop of Austin. Miss Jones is also the granddaughter of the late Mr, and Mrs Ernest Germarin, who were life-long residents of Guadalupe County. The; p'rospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Prellop of Austin. The wedding date has been set for Saturday, March 18, with the ceremony to take place at 8 p.m. in the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Austin. Photo by Uon'i Miss Klaiitfl Jartotnbek Donald Engelhardt Miss Deanne Dome honored with series of bridal showers 3 Sfl A Aeries of recent showers honored Miss Deanne Dome, Mitch 4, bride-elect of Hun Frtodcna Church Pariah Hall was the setting for a Friday evening, February 3 Kitchen Shower honoring the bride- elect, Several kitchen quit games were played with duplicate prizes presented to the winners and hanoroo. Corsages were pinned on Deanne, her mother Mrs.

Marion Dome, her future mother-in-law Mrs. Melvln Boding, and grandmothers of the prospective groom Mrs. Edwin Badlng and Mrs, Linda Ludwig, There were some 30 present, The serving table held the cake Inscribed "Deonno and Russell" and decorated with Helen Kleinschmidt ivtih party Mrs. Helen KtalnscKmtdt on the occasion of her 80th January 8 at the New "Berlin Community Center. I The Sunday afternoon event was hosted by the honoree's son Ernest and his wife Nola, They arc the parents of throe children David Kleinschmidt, Joan Hfnze, and Gloria and flvo grandchildren, all of this city.

to, Some 60 guests nerved a beautifully decorated sheet cake, coffee, punch, chips, and sandwiches. Mrs. Kleinschmidt was born January B. 1898, and now resides at Rt. .1.

She was a teacher (or 50 years, also serving as a bus driver for part of that time, Art Center sponsor film series 1 '( Spring the One nior.iwtli spou the Center, of the films be a group discus- film plus wine and aittrich, and Dave Doerfler. The following films will be presented: A Man and a Woman (Monday, March ti); SliighV in the Rain (Monday, April 3); nnd Swept Away (Monday, May 1). The price is $2 per film for members and guests or for all three programs. on umbrella. Coffee, punch, nuts, and mints accompanied the cake.

The hostesses Mmes. Roy Dreibrpdt, J.B. Etherldge, Rbyce Harborth, Ronnie Klaehn, Roger Badlng, Daniel Strcm- pel, Cheryl Engler gifted Miss Dome with an electric can opener and knife sharpener. A China and Stainless Show- or feted Deanne Sunday afternoon, February 6 at The River Restaurant In Now Braunfels. Hostesses were the bridesmaids Tina Mudd, Connie Uo.utnagel, Shirley Schmidt, Susan Blumo, PaultuBothe, MnrCV Brzoiowski, Brenda KnRler and Flower Girl Molls- sn Salmon.

Corsages of salmon and white mums wore presented to Donnne and the mothers Mrs. Marion Dome and Mrs. Melvin Badlng. Bride bingo and a wedding word game were enjoyed by the 25 present. Refreshments Included assorted cakes and pies, dips, nuts and mints.

The hostesses presented her with a serving bowl in her chosen pattern of china, A family party honored the engaged couple February 7 with Mr. and Mrs, Arno Weld- nor, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Krueger, Mr, and Mrs. Alton Dreyer and Mrs: Martha Bothe serving as hosts.

A Valentine motif was carried out using a flower arrangement of white mums and gladioli with red hearts on the white-covered tables, Otiter accents on the tables were red lace hearts and red candles. Load Up The more you buy the more you Save Dyess Parkview Market LOCATED ACROSS THIS BRIDGE AT STARCKE PARK fBY SUNDAY UNTIL 12 NOQN 379-4271 We Welcome Food St a THIS WEEK'S I PECIALS! SP6CJAU GOOQ WURS, Fit. 23rd THRU FEB. 26th milmM tt dkM 119 A A 41 Guests were served red punch on their arrival. The menu included barbecue on bun, pickles, onion rings, chips, tea and coffee.

The white cake with pineapple filling was inscribed in red "Deanne and Russell," with embellishments of red hearts and red roses. Present for the event were the hosts, the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dome, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvtn Bading, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Weidner, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bading, Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Bothe, and Dlnnna Lin, Gayle, and Susan Drey or, "Misi Dome was feted withf Bridesmaid Luncheon, Saturday, February 11 at Scrivener's Tjea Room in San Antonio. Hosting the affair was Mrs. Holly Wood. The honoree, her mother, and future mother-in-law, were pinned with corsages of white and apricot carnations. Some 12 guests were asked to fill in parts of speech on a sheet of paper.

These words were then used to fill in the blanks of a story written by Mrs. Wood about Deanne and Russell. The luncheon table held two lovely arrangements of white silk roses. The hostess presented Miss Dome a gift. Guests were served chicken bouillon with cheese wafer, chicken crepes, green beans with almonds, fruit congealed salad on lettuce leaf, hot sweet rolls, iced tea and coffee.

Dr. Wayne A. Rahe honored Deanne and Russell with a Gadget Party, Saturday even- Ing, February 11 in his New Braunfels home. Upon arriving Miss Dome was given a white orchid corsage and Russell, a white carnation boutonniere. Mothers of the engaged couple received spring flower corsages and fathers, matching The party rooms held arrangements of tulips, red nations, and white gladioli.

The 40 guests enjoyed cocktails upon arriving and a buffet featuring cheese wafers, smoked dried sausage, barbecue beef, smoked turkey, macaroni and pea salad, sliced tomatoes, relish plate of ptektet and olives, congealed salad, coffee and punch. The cake was decorated with the names of the' Mr. Mrs, Albert Winsauer celebrate Golden Anniversary with reception Mr, and Mrs. Albert Winsauer were honored with a reception on their golden wedding anniversary at the Mathis Clubs and Library Building on Sunday, February 12 from two to four in the afternoon. Receiving the with the honorees were their three sons and their wives, Mr.

and Mrs. Delroy Winsauer, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Winsauer, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Winsauer who were also hosts for the occasion. The golden wedding bride was attired in a long dress with designs of tan and gold trim and the gown was enhanced with a long triangular chiffon capelet in matching design. Yellow and white daisies in crystal vase with gold trim, flanked by two gold tapers in matching candelabras, were used as a centerpiece on the register table which was covered with a white lace cloth edged with a flounce of dotted swiss. Presiding at the guest register was the honoree's granddaughter, Janice Winsauer of Tynan. A bouquet of giant yellow mums and white gladioli was placed on a "Memory Lane" table which held pictures of three generations of Mrs.

Winsauer's family, who had celebrated their golden wedding anniversaries. They Were Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. JKrueger, Mrs.

Winsauer's parents, who married in 1904, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krueger, who married in 1876, and Mrs. Winsauer and her husband, Albert, who married in 1928. The bride's table was covered with a white cloth edged with a flounce of dotted swiss.

The centerpice was fashioned of white and yellow daisies with fern in a gold candelabra bearing gold tapers. Serving at the bride's table were the honoree's granddaughters, who served the wedding cake, Mrs. Glen Jostes of Tynan, Mrs. DuaneSchrodterof Woodsboro, and serving the punch was Mrs. Jerry Winsauer, wife of the honoree's grandson of Odem.

A bouquet of white and yellow daisies, yellow carnations and mums in a gold champagne cooler flanked by yellow tapers adorned the grooms table. It was covered with a cloth of white lace over brown satin with a flounce of beige silk organza. Serving the groom's cake was the honoree's grandson's wife, Mrs. Michael Winsauer of Sintoo and their granddaughter, Mrs. Gary Waddell of Sinton, served the coffee.

A champagne fountain centered a small oval table that was covered in white lace over gold with a flounce of dotted swiss. Numerous bouquets and potted plants were placed at vantage points in the serving area. All the other tables had centerpieces of gold candles with green fern circling them. Other members in the house party were Miss Jana Bradfute of Orange Grove, Mrs. Paxton Garrett betrothal revealed Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Paxton, Shreveport, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patti, to Geoffrey Garrett, son of Mrs. David Garrett of Seguin Paxton is a 1977 graduate of the University of Texas, Austin. She is presently an instructor in engineering graphics at the University. Mr.

Garrett, a graduate of the University of Texas Austm, is a medical student at UTSA. Their wedding is to be held on July 22, at Cross United Church, Seguin. by Miss Patti Paxton Geoffrey Garrett THEMACRAMEHUT LAST WEEK OF SALE Pr No, 10 of good 15.99 Iveryday we wiM have an unannounced supply The changes everyday, and will be posted on the front door OiecJr Uf Out! crnrif- yp 993 MONDAYS TILL SUMMER $25-9722 New Gloria Kieschoick of Corpus Christi, Mrs. Jo Ann Jonas of Sandia, Mrs. Card Ann Wekh- ring, of Orange Grove, Mrs.

Janie Kronke of Bishop, Mrs. Kay Foster of Freer, Mrs. W. E. McDonald of Mathis and Mrs.

Marilyn Naumann of San Antonio. There were 202 guests present. Those attending from out of town were from Seguin, Bishop, San Antonio, Orange Grove, Odem, Taft, Sinton, Tynan, Port La Vaca, Sandia, Skidmore, New Braunfels, Freer, Corpus Christi, Woodsboro and a lot of out of state friends who are members of the Methodist Church visiting in the Mathis area over the winter months. Batten Rosebrock engagement told Mrs. Ada Batton of Diamond City, Arkansas, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Terri, to Mike Rosebrock, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Rosebrock of Zuehl, Terfas. Terri is a 1976 graduate of Samuel Clemens High School, and is currently a student at UTSA. Mike is a 1977 graduate of Marion High School. He is employed by Alamo City Plumbing and Heating and is a student at St.

Philip's College. Clear Springs H.D. to sponsor bake sale The Clear Springs Home Demonstration Club met Feb. 15, in the home of Mrs. Milo Kearney with Mrs.

Arno Weidner presiding. Mrs. Martha Bothe gave the devotional on Lent. Mrs. 0.

H. Boecker read the minutes and gave the January meeting council report. Mrs. George Gerdes, jr. gave the treasurer's report.

Thirteen members answered roll call with, "Something I Enjoy Mrs. Harriet Pierce, Assistant County Extension Agent and the program leader for the day, gave a slide presentation on the 1977 Fall 4-H activities at the Congress. The 1978 Home Demonstration Committee recommendations were read and after discussion, some were delet- ed and others accepted. Activity dates were announced: The council will sponsor a Bake Sale March 18, at Oak Park. The Educational Tour will be April 25.

The Texas Home Demonstration Association will have its district meeting in La Grange, April 5. The District 4-H Food Show will be in Austin at Hancock Shopping Center February 18. Mrs. Kearney, a new member and the hostess for the day, used the George Washington theme, serving for refreshments cherry cobbler with topping, wafers, nut bread and coffee. While the members ate, Mrs.

Kearney played her piano and sang a selection entitled, "He Gives All His Love." Elm Creek H.D. meets in Francis Gold home The Elm Creek H.D. Club met at 2 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 8, in the home of Francis Gold. There were 11 members present and two visitors, Harriet Pierce, and Ruby Jaroszewski who became a new member.

Roll call was answered with "Something I enjoy daily." Devotion was given by Ella Siltmann. Program was given by Harriet Pierce on 4-H Aware- ness and Involvement. The mystery box was won by Melinda StoUewerk. In recreation the winners were Harriet Pierce and Hedwig Herbold. One dollar ($1) for THDA Scholarships was collected.

Refreshments served consisted of assorted sandwiches, relish tray, olives, pickles, cherry and angel food cake, punch and coffee. The centerpiece was an African violet. Home Demonstration Clubs are open to any interested person. Mrs. Becky Baker honored with baby shower February 19 The Live Oak Room The Seguin-Guadalupe County Coliseum was the setting for a baby shower Sunday, Feb.

19, honoring Becky (Mrs. Ronald) Baker. The honoree was presented a corsage, which consisted of a baby rattle surrounded with a blue cushion mum and pink and yellow carnations. Hostesses were Mrs. Mae Gerdes, Mrs.

Debbie Almquist, and Mrs. Veriyn Schulze. Games were played with winners being Mrs Wallace Real and Mrs. David Baker. The gilt table was laid with a white linen cloth with a stork as a centerpiece.

The serving table was laid with a beautiful white linen cloth. And the table was centered with an arrangement of mixed pink, yellow and blue spring flowers in a diaper- shaped vase with novelty baby items entwined with the flowers. The pink and blue decorated cake was served by Mrs. Elroy Schufci. otter refreshments served to the 31 guests consisted of sherbet punch, coffee, mints and nuts.

The hostesses presented the honoree with a gift of a baby carrier. thtaie'a Store vitb tbe RED CARPET Welcomt.