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Ekfkct Ltrn Cwrt At D--wt-BiWH The beautiful lawn of the Wallace Dobyns horn# will fee the MM of a deucrt-Md|t to bo hold at 1 PJ®»» on the afternoon of Thursday, June 27. There will be a prise for each table and special prise*. The committee in charge includts Mrs. Dobyns, chairman; Meedames Vera Purvey, Lillian Bolger, Mary Rita Stilling, Prances Froehlich, Dorothv Gibbs. Therese Conway, Grace Stilling, Lillian Angles*. Jtary Frett and Pender Wobar, ana tho Mtaw Florence Knox, Margaret Larkin, Mildred Kinsala and Nellie Dohorty. A junior committee nas also been selected as follows: Rosemary, Dorothy and Mary Jean Doherty. Rita Bblger, Marian Conway, Namy Carey. Gerrie Carey, Marianne Bolder, ' Lucille Knox, Patricia Henn and Julia Foley. • • • $54 Persona Seer Style Revue - A capacity crowd of ©SO persons witnessed the annual style revue prei) giving .. ing her attira. Mrs. AIM Barbian provided tki exeelleait attiteal background. Mrs. Gerald Cany chairman and Mrs. Ray MtGea and Mra. Oarenco Anglsse as co-chairmen, ara to bo congratulated on, thair efforts in making this highlight of social events • gToat soccses. 4-H Go-Gettera ^':v Plan Scrap Drive a '• * The McHenry* 4-H Go-Getter« club is planning a scrap paper drive, to be held in McHenry on Saturday, June 22. Residents are asked to have their paper and magazines tied and placed on the curb for earjy afekupe that day. - 1 _ •• Nfew Bed Croaa Officers Elected ~ Paul R. Yanda was named chairman at a recent election of Red Cross Of Evelyn Mjehsls Mr. #nd ilia. J< Johnston* 1 _ . ^ of their daughter, Evelyn, to Ctaftus La flint^M of Poatoria, Ohte. • * • Christian MattersT July Ramsssge Sale - JV-" ' -i* The Christian Mothtfftand Altar society is sponsoring a rummage sale, to be held on June 27, 28 and president, Mrs. Leslie Olsen, secretary. and Robert L. Weber, treasurer. C. J. Reihansperger, past chairman, was elected ddegate to comvty meetings. - „ . Frank Romano To Wed Evans ton Girl The engagement of Miss Patricia friends has Steffes seiited at the Colony theater last Friday evening. Following the show- McEnery "to" "Frank J. Romano inj? of the film, "Subonnet Sue, "f* I been announced by her parents, Mr. Sunday to * honor Mr. and Mrs. teen lovely models came forth on a and j0j,n J. Mc Enery of Evan-; Steffes on their thirty-fifth wedding stage beautifully decorated with. ston Miss McEnery attended Mary- anniversary. Two sumptuous meals bouquets of flowers, to show mi-jWOod School For Girls and Lake For- weije served and the afternoon and lady just what she will wear to look est Academy. Mr. Romano, , son of evening spent in visiting and cards, smart on the street and for sport jj,e senior !mnk Romanos of CM-: * * * wear this summer and fall. cago, has resumed his study of law Bride tlonorrd At Gifts of appreciation were pre-,at Notre Dame after three years Miscellaneous Shower hammer md Solon Mills Romano family has had a summer!were hostesses at a miscellaneous Wegener* jin. Bsttte Bode, KHy Lorraine Melsek and LaVergne AHnu, • • by Lett) Muffins demonstration plain muffins, ate the muffins Father O'Boark* Read First Mass Thirty-FOnr Team Ago It ::3m Every cloud has • diver Dahr Of is or so weta been told. We detected the truth in. this rid proverb t week when, in the midst- of our over the loss of a rk, old St Patrick's church, could not refrain from rejoicing with FMher OHourke when learned that on Trinity Sunday, June 16, he observed the thirty-fourth anniversary of the reading of hia first Holy Mass. He was ordained the revious day. in 1012, in St. Joseph's alo, New York, by Y" irid tap*. Ask MS for iwalk Bnlvf Ul B8V8%S VII w uiiw •*» •> ••W 29 in the Buch building anJUverside Drive. • Miacdlaneous Skewer _ Honored June Brlde-To-Be Mrs. Peter Engeln and daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Melsek and Mrs. officers to serve for the ensuing year. [Bettie Rode, attended a miscel- Mrs. Ray... McGee was elected vice- laneous bridal shower held recently in honor of the former's daughter. LaVergne, at the home of Mrs. Fred Gilmore in Chicago. The bride-to-be received many beautiful gifta. Attend Anniversary Gathering Sunday : A large gathering of relative* and were prfsent at the Jacob home on John street last M 9mHk la Rapid CM rof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, ef this city, was married last flondjftr to Miss Mary Jean Allen, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Max Allen of Beat Moline, I1L The wedding took pnee at 2 o'clock in the rectory of St, John the Baptist church in Rapid City, 111. Among those attending the nuptials were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, sons, Arthur, Jr., Ralph and Lester, aiid daughters, Marion and., 5ft!!* ™ MeS*?ry: „Mi" Lil"*5 'the Rt. Bet. Charles Henry Colton, J*4" ir®?1*" I>- !>.. bishop of Buffalo. Congratu- Miss Betty McKoan, all of Chicago. Jation; aro extendod to a popular presented by St. Mary's-St. Patrick's j service. The wedding is scheduled to j Mrs. Dorothy P. T. A., sponsors of the event, to; take place in the late summer The Mrs. Kate Adams Mrs. Betty Nielsen, who presented the revue, and to R. use of the theater. Mrs. Ray McGee again this year served very ably in the role of an- Miller, for i horae years. REMEMBER ff THE 1946 *4Gay Nineties OF MeCULLOM LAKE " To Be Held |JU LY 2 6 - 2 7 - 2 8 at McCnllom Lake if at Emerald' Park for mapy | shower given at the Langhammer home on June 12. The shower was , ih honor of Miss Shirley Freund, j who will become the bride of Clarence J. Scfiaefer on June 25. ^ of j An interesting game was played, 14, pUna j after which September Prizes were Jations are: extended j»astor from a'grateful congregation. USIDXNOB OEAMOXS ; ST. KAAY'8 CHURCH scam or LOVZUI^ WKDDIRO mm 13 < « Hr. nd In. IMnt Mwk in' St Ifar*, dmrd. th. «. Mothers CWb Plans Garden Show At the Mothers' club meeting Friday afternoon, June were discussed for the J g> . . luncheon was served, awarded to Mrs. John garden and canned food show. Last | Sanborn and Mrs. John Degen. • year the club sponsored the display * • * for the first time, and because so!Hold Shower For much interest was shown in the pro^ I BHde-To-Be ject, it was voted to invite the pub-| A pre-nuptial shower was held at lie to participate this All I the Charles Martin home in Spring McHenry, Illinois FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Joan Crawfocd -- Jack Caraon "MILDRED PIERCE" SUNDAY AND MONDAY June 2S-24 Ray Millaad -Jane Wyman -THE LOST WEEKEND" PhM--World Newa and Cartoon TUESDAY (ONE DAY) WflBaat Gargan -- Jaaia CWger (1) "NIGHT EDITOR" Warner Baxter -- Msna Barrie (2) "JUST BEFORE DAWN" WEDNESDAY AND 1WMMY (1) "SWING PARADE OF l*4f (I) "BLONDIVS LUCKY DAY" year. exhibits will be welcome. The club members thoroughly enjoyed the musical selections by Marion Freund, Catherine Schwerman and Mrs. Albert Barbian, after which delicious refreshments were served. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Carl Hoyt, Mrs. Zion Baker, Mrs. Paul Doherty, Mrs. C. W. Klontz, Mrs. Alfred Rihcardson and Mrs. William Spencer. The next meeting of the club will be the garden show, to be held on Sept. 13. * * * Sniyised At Birthgsy Party • On Monday afternoon, JtBte 17, a surprise birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. Peter Engeln at the home of Mrs. Lorraine Melsek. Games were played, after which a lunch, consisting1 of two lovely birthday cakes, ice cream and coffee, was served. The guest of honor was the recipient of a variety, of beautiful gifts. Invited guests were Mrs. Ann Wagner, Mrs. Fred Schroder, Mrs. Dean Rothermel, Mrs. Martha Rothemel, Mrs. Mary Hobba, Mrs. Jo Roe- Grove last -Sunday, honoring Miss Shirley Freund of McHenry, a bride-to-be. Hostesses were Irene Thennes, Darlene Schaefer, Mrs. Leo Schaefer, Mrs. John Schaefer .and Mrs. Charles Martin. Airplane banco furnished enter-, tainment, with prizes merited by Mrs. Edward May, Mrs. Joseph M. Schaefer and Mrs. Martin StoffeL A delicious lunch was served at the close of the afternoon, * * * Sunshine Giria Hold Meeting The Ringwood Sunshine Girls held their last meeting at the home of LuAnn Bauer on Friday evening, June 14. It was called to order by the president, Miss Bauer, followed by pledges to the American and the 4-H flags. Various methods of raising money for different activities were discussed, along with the treasurer's report. A special demonstration was given, after which stitching on paper was judged by the leaders. Muriel Butler showed different seams which she had made and their use. After the meeting, refreshments were served. JUNE 18 THE MONTH OF - W E D D I N G S - Whether it's a Diamond Ring or a wedding gift, we can supply your needs. Look orv our stoek before deciding. We also have practically all the latest phonograph records in stock. H. A. STEFFAN, Jewelry/ Music, Radi° TEL. 123-J--MAIN ST. the Peter Weingarts of this city, became the bride of Mr. William Salsman, son of Mr.- and Mrs. William J. Saliwan of Woodstock. Rev. father Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the nuptial service. The church altars were beautifully decorated for the occasion with bouquets of flowers. During the service, Earl Conway offered several vocal selections. The charming bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attired in a gown of white satin, trimmed with aoint d'esprit lace ana lace inserts. Her long veil was held in place by a tiara of seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white gardenias and stephanotis. Her three attendants were Mrs. Rita Maaon of McHenry, her sister, who served as maton of honor; Miss Morraine Salzman of Woodstock, sister of tin groom, and Miss Mary Lou Freund of Crystal Lake, cousin of the bride, who acted as bridesmaids. All three attendants were gowned in petal pink marqiusette over rayon taffeta and wore veiled headpieces. Their bouqufts were of carnations. Robert Salsman, cousin of the groom, served as beat man. Ushers were Peter Weingart, brother of the bride, and James Salzman, brother of the groom. Other attendants were Walter Silliman and "Bud" Sohst. Mrs. Weingart chose a dress of aqua crepe, with which she wore navy accessories. Mrs. Salzman wore navy blue sheer with poudre blue accessories. Both wore corsages of pink talisman roeee. After the nuptial, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents for the immediate families. In the evening a reception was held at St. Mary'«-St. Patrick's school hall, whewe a supper served to 100 guests. The hall attractively decorated for Che sion with flowers and pink and white streamers. The bride's table was eon tared with a three-tiered wedding cake. The couple have hrrived home after a honeymoon trip into northern Wisconsin Mid are now living with the bride's parents. The new Mrs. Salzman is a graduate of the local high school and has been, employed in Chicago with'the General J-Ray corporation. The groom, a graduate of St Mary's high school in Woodstock, ia employ ed'slqr that city in the light and water department." Out of town guests attending the wedding were T/Sgt. Roger Maaon of Port Dix, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bauer of Pontiac, Midi, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Freund and family of Delavan, Wis., Sonia Green^ Mr. #nd Mr. Mid Mrs. A.^E. Nye are now making their home in Harvard, where they recently purchased a house. The Harold Steffan family has moved from Elgin into the Nye apartment located above the jewelry store in West McHenry. Mr. Steffan purchased the business some time ago front Mr. Nye. cHENRY STATE BANK Member Federal Reserve System nmiinm I I I I I M imiiii*ninmnminnMMin :<HHHHHM«iHMIMHIIMHIIIIIII||M|>IHHHHIIllllllH<HHI Hill HUM W* Invito YOU DE - TO To make Stilling's Gift Studio headqiugrters for your personal planning. Register your gift preferences with us, which will enable us to be of special service to your friends and relatives. LAMPS' -- .r TABLES * I^SSWARE " 10' f Vive blocks north! of State bridge, 4feJUYef«id« Drive, •f GimiMM ALWAYS COOL COMFORT MILLER Woodstock, QL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY June 21-22 "SHE WENT TO THE RACES" with Jamee Craig -- Frances Gifford Plus: The Bumateeds Are Beck At Their Best! "LEAVE IT TO BLONDIE" SUN„ MON. A TUE8. June 23-24-25 Asiericm's Favorite Day-Time Radio Program Now On the Screen! 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