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Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SUE ETHERIDGE AND ALLEN BODEN MARRIED SATURDAY Farewell TV a For )lrs. Car) Antonson A farewell tea was given Sunday at the home of Mrs. Harold Frett, honoring Mrs. Carl Antonson. who is moving lo'Xow Jers?y. Co-hostesses wore Mrs. K. Joseph Bousser and Mrs. Gfne Dobyns. Kiuhteen friends attended, and presented Mrs. Antonson unli' a goinii-away gift. Tea was served from a beautifully appoinlC-d table. Present were Mesdames ."Julia Justen, Carrie Justen, -Hose Walinder. Marie Niesen, Maiy Rita Stilling, Rose Muska, Dorothy Freund. Mary Pi'wn's, Irene Witt rock. Mildred Jackson. Marge Winkel, H a r r i e t M c C l a r e y , E l e a n o r Renard and LaVerne Antonsun. Unable to attend were Kdla Antonson, Freda Bienajjfl, Evelyn Hans, Edna Mae Johnson and Marion Schoenholtz. BEVERLY TEMPLE Racine <>irl Will Marry Jack Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Temple of 1124 West Lawn avenue, Racine, Wis., announce 'he engagement of their daughter, Beverly A., to Jack D. Hansen of McHenry. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hansen of McHenry, formerly of Racine. • Miss Temple and her fiance are students at the University of Wisconsin, Mr. Hansen a continuing pre-m edical studeni, and Miss Temple a freshman in medical technology. INSTALL MARIAN CLUB OFFICERS IN McHENRY^ TUESDAY On Tuesday evening of this week, 300 mothers and fathers gathered at the annual dinner dance sponsored by the Marian Central Father's club at the McHenry V.F.W. clubhouse. Fred Meyer acted as tcastmaster for the dinner and program. Newly installed officers were Dr. Leonard Pawlikowski of McHenry. president; Melvin Johnson of Woodstock, vicepresident; Theodore Mysek of Richmond, treasurer; and Robert Amore of Spring Grove, secretary. Out-going officers i n c l u d e d G e r a l d S m i t h o f Woodstock, president; Maurice Clark of McHenry, vice-president; Ambrose Thillman of Crystal Lake, treasurer; and Thomas Simpson, secretary. SHARON BERKLEY Sharon Berkley's Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berkley. 3710 W. Timothy Lane. McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter. Sharon Marie. * to Lloyd N. Pohlman. son of Mrs. Lois Pohlman of Woodstock, and the late Mr. Wilbert Pohlman. No date has been set for the wedding. Ajhwih A son, David Jonathan, was : born June 22 in Harvard hos- 1 pital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Moore of Wonder Lake. It was a very special occasion since J the baby was born on his faj ther's birthday a n n i v ersary. The Moores have two other I sons, Gregory Bradford, 2x/z, and Jack, Jr., I8V2, now stationed in Germany with the Army. McHenry Hospital On June 21 Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dillon became parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kolar. Lake Villa, are parents of a daughter born June 21. A son was born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaminski, Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walters announce the birth of a daughter June 20. A son was born June 23 to Mr,, and Mrs. Wayne Frantz of Wauconda. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbanek are parents of a son born June 25. Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Krause are parents of a son born June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Richard French announce the birth of a son June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grandt are parents of a daughter born June 22. A daughter was born June 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wessel. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King announce the birth of a son June 24. Miss Sue Etheridge was a lovely bride on Saturday, June 23, u'lien she exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. Allen Boden in a ceremony performed at St. Mary's Catholic c h u r c h , W o o d s t o c k , a t 1 0 o'clock. Miss Etheridge is the 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. ; F. Etheridge of 4S11 E. Lake I Shore drive. Wonder Lake, and j Mr. Boden is the son of Mr. | and Mrs. Clayton Overton of 5^8 W. Kimball, Woodstock. Rev. Fr. Egan officiated at t he service, for which Rusty Gibbs was soloist. The pewis of the church were decorated with flowers and bows, and the altar had bouquets of white glads and mums. The petite bride approached the altar wearing a -floor length silk organza dress with ; alencc.n lace and pearls. It was styled with a scalloped neckline and short sleeves, the skirt extending into a chapel length train. Her bouffant veil : fell from a crown of pearls and crystals. She wore a single i strand of pearls, a gift of the I groom, and her flciwers were i white orchids and carnations. • Acting as maid of honor was | the bride's sister. Miss Mary I Etheridge. and bridesmaids | were three friends, Sandra i Jones and Lois May of Mc- 1 Heni\V and Sue Spuehr of Wonder Lake. They wore Italian j silk dresses in peach color, ! sheath style, with white lace jackets. They had matching headpieces and carried bouquets of peach and white miniature roses. Gene Smith of Crystal Lake served as best man and groomsmen were Ron Welter of Franklin Park, Ron Wilks and Tom Croake of Woodstock. Henry Comingore and Tom Etheridge were ushers. Mrs. Etheridge was attired in a pale gold sheath dress with jacket in imported silk, and she wore matching accessories. Mrs. Overton wore a beige jacket sheath dress with pale green accessories. Immediately following the wedding, forty guests gathered at the home of the groom's parents for breakfast, and in the evening 225 friends and relatives attended a reception in the V.F.W. hall in Woodstock. The young couple are enjoying a two-week honeymoon trip through the southern states. They will make their home at 609 Dane street, Woodstock. The bride is a graduate of the McHenry high school and is a private secretary at Butler Brothers in DesPlaines. The groom is a Woodstock high school graduate and is employed as a tool and die maker in Crystal Lake. Among guests were the I bride's maternal grandmother, j Mrs. Eva Traxler, of Upper ; Sandusky, Ohio, and the j groom's grandparents, Mr. and j Mrs. Comingore of Woodstock. Bridal Couple Kotalik Studio Photo THE FRANK O'GORMANS St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, was the setting for the June 16 wedding which united in marriage Miss Ruth Ann Regner of McHenry and Frank William O'Gorman. The surest and easiest way 1o stop a rumor is never to start it. CARD OF THANKS I We wish to express our ; heartfelt appreciation for the ' many acts of kindness, cards J and floral offerings received during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. J. Mc- Intyre for his comforting expressions of sympathy. Many, many thanks to all. The Fred Miller Family ' 6-28-62 July 22 Lakeland Park Ice Cream Social -- 2 to 6 p.m. CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to the people of McCullom 'Lake for the maj ny lovely cards and gifts I received during my hospital I stay. : Erma Oberhuber 6-28-62 Ronald Albert Claims Bride Holy Trinity Lutheran church was the setting for the wedding June 23 of Miss Rebecca Joan Bohlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. Franklin Bohlin of 800 E. Chicago street, Elgin, and Mr. Ronald Paul Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albert of 800 S. Cook street, Barrington, formerly of McHenry. Pastor Walter Herborn officiated at the 4 o'clock nuptial rite. Florence Hale was soloist, singing "Song of Ruth" and "The Lord's Prayer" in a church decorated with white flowers and palms on the altar. The pretty bride wore a satin faced, silk organza dress with fitted bodice and solitaire neckline accented with large medallions of re-embroidered alencon lace and seed pearls. It was styled with long tapered sleeves and full skirt caught in the back with self fabric roses sweeping into a chapel train. She had a cascade bouquet of gardenias. Miss Bohlin had a two-tier fingertip, silk illusion veil held by an heirloom crown of wax orange blossoms which were worn by her grandmtither sixty-three years ago. Cheryl Golay of Chicago acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Gayle Iden and Janice Vollman of Elgin,'- Denise Bohlin of Villa Park was the pretty flower girl. Miss Golay wore an allwhite cotton brocade, floor length dress with fitted bodice and dome skirt. A bow at the back of the neckline held the panel which fell the full length of the dress. The bridesmaids' gowns were styled identically in pale blue. All earned cascade bouquets of white gardenias and blue cornflowers. Denise wore a matching floor length dress. Michael K. Ludwig of Hollywood, Fla., served as best man and Gary Golay and Kurt Erikson of Elgin were groomsmen. Mrs. Bohlin chose a turquoise lace over beige dress, matching accessories and a cymbidium orchid corsage. The groom's mother wore a blue dacron dress with matching accessories and a similar corsage. About 150 guests gathered on the lawn of the bride's home for a reception following the wedding. The former Miss Bohlin re- MISS TONYAN, MR. TOUSSAINT MARRIED JUNE 23 iss Mary Therese Tonyan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tonyan of Venice Park drive, McHenry, was married to Mr. Girard Toussaint, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toussaint of 3013 Emily 4,ane, McHenry, in a pretty wedding which took place last Saturday, June 23, at 11:30 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the nuptial rite, lor which Sister Andreella and • the girls' choir offered appropriate music. I The bride and groom placed a bouquet on the Blessed Mother's altar following the dou- •. t»1 e ring ceremony, as the > choir sang "On This Day O , Beautiful Mother". 1 The altars were decorated | with bouquets of pink glads | and while carnations. j Miss Tonyan, given in mari riage by her father, was rad- ! iant in an all-chantiliy lace I dress with sabrina neckline, j long sleeves and train of lace jiffies. Her bouffant veil fell from a pearl crown and she carried a crescent-shaped bou- |quet of white roses, stephano- ; t is and ivy. i Carol Petticlair of Wauke- I gan acted as maid of honor f o r h e r c o u s i n , a n d L o i s (Schmitt of Johnsburg, another i cousin, was bridesmaid. Che- ! rise Toussaint, sister of the ! groom, was junior bridesmaid j and Michelle Toussaint, an- Iother sister,"was flower girl. I All were attired in floor j length, blue silk organza dressjes with darker blue bustles. iThey had blue pearl crown j headpieces to which were atj tached blue veils. The young j ladies wore pearl pendants, | gifts of the bride, and carried | colonial bouquets of white carnations and pink roses. Doug Toussaint, brother of the groom, and Gib Haggenjos, a friend, both of McHenry, attended the bridegroom. Ushers were Donald Freund of Crystal Lake, uncle of the: bride, and Paul Petticlair of Waukegan, a cousin. The mothers of both the bride and groom wore for the wedding light green dresses with orchid applique and dark green sashes. They had matching hats and corsages of white roses and stephanotis. For the reception, they had light blue dresses and matching hats. Twenty-four members of the bridal party and two families enjoyed breakfast at the bride's fyome, and later, 300 guests gathered at the V.F.W. for a reception. The couple left for the Wisconsin Dells for a one-week wedding trip, and will reside in one of the Tonyan apartments at 1308A N. Front street. The bride is a 1960 graduate of the McHenry high school. The groom graduated from the local high school and on June 8 of this year from the University of Illinois school of pharmacy. He is employed as a pharmacist at the Nye drug store in McHenry. Barbara Hirt Wed Saturday twenty-t, aara A>m Hirt, r. and / Mrs. J. ceived training at Presbyterian St. Luke's hospital and attended Elgin Community college. She is now a supervisor at Little City. Palatine. The groom attended Iowa State university and is employed with Edward Lange, Builders. The couple exchanged vows on the wedding anniversary of the bride's parents. The groom's father was formerly composing room foreman at the Plaindealer office. SHOP IN McHENRY St. Johii Lutheran Church in Island Lake was the scene of a pretty June wadding last Saturday, the twenty-^, h i r ci, when Miss Barba daughter of Mr. Glenn Hirt of 3104 Riverside road, McHenry, became the bride of Mr. Robert John Zimmerman of 475 Everett, Crystal Lake, son of the John H. Zimmermans of 232 Crystal street, Cary. Pastor Nieting officiated at the 11 o'clock nuptial ceremony. Special music offered during the service included "Where Thou Goest" and excerpts from "The Messiah". The church altar was decorated for the occasion with two large sprays of assorted white flowers, while the pews had mums and ferns tied with white bows. The pretty, blonde bride wore a long sleeved gown of silk organza, styled with scalloped neckline in alencon lace. She had fresh white flowers in a halq-shaped headpiece, including lilies of the valley and stejphanotis, and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and blue daisies. Acting as matron of honor was Mrs. Roy Carlson of 2214 W. Manor, McHenry, and junior bridesmaid was Miss Robin Zimmerman of 475 Everett, Crystal Lake. Mrs. Carlson wore a pale blue dress covered with white lace, her headpiece was of stephanotis and she carried a bcuquet of white mums and blue daisies. Both Robin Zimmerman and the flower girl, Raven Zimmerman of Crystal Lake, had similar dresses in pale blue dresses with bodices of eyelet and schiffli lace. They carried nosegay bouquets of white mums and pale blue daisies. Edwin D. Krause of 200 Fairway drive, Clear Lake, Iowa, served the groom as best man. Mrs. Hirt chose1 for her daughter's wedding a threequarter sleeve dress with bodice of beige lace and circle skirt of silk organza. Mrs. Zimmerman wore a green floral print. A luncheon was served at the Swedish House in Elgin for between seventy-five and 100 guests, after which the young couple left for a wedding trip to the Bahamas. They will reside at 475 Everett, Crystal Lake. The bride is a graduate of Wauconda high school and N o r t h e r n I l l i n o i s u n i v e r s i t y . She has been employed as a teaching principal at Valley View school.. The groom, a graduate of Crystal Lake high s c h o o l a n d e l e c t r o t y p e r ' s school, is employed as an electrotyper. MISS BRZEZINSKI WED JUNE 23 TO JOHN J. SPEARS PERSONALS Miss Rosanne Briezinski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casimir F. Brzezinski of 121 S. Sheridan road, (Lakemoor) McHenry, became the bride of Mr. John J. Spears, son of Mrs. Rita Spears of 1505 River drive, Glen Ellyn, last Saturday, June 23, in a 10 o'clock ceremony solemnized at St. Mary's Catholic church. Rev. Albert Rennell officiated at the nuptial rite, for which the children's choir offered appropriate music. The church was decorated with bouquet£v©f gladioli and pom poms. The pretty, dark-haired bride approached the aitai wearing a chantilly lace dress with lace bodice decorated with pearls. It was styled with a three-tier, full skirt extending into a chapel train. Her headpiece consisted of white roses surrounding a clustcr of pearls, to which a fingertip veil was attached, and she Scarried a cascade bouquet of white roses. Miss Katherine Brzezinski of Lakemoor was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Jillian Parbst of May wood and Katherine Spears of Glen Ellyn. Junior bridesmaid was Mary Ann Brzezinski of Lakemoor and flower girl was Rita Schlotterer of Glen Ellyn. All were attired in white lace and nylon, ballerina length dresses. with poudre blue shoulder capes. They wore poudre blue, elbow length gloves, blue shoes and sequintrimmed/ crowns with blue blusfveils. Their bouquets -were of pink carnations tied with blue ribbons. Timothy Spears of Glen Ellyn served as best man and groomsman was Harold Foss, J r . , o f L a k e m o o r . J u n i o r g r o o m s m a n w a s K e n n e t h Spears of Glen Ellyn, and Richard Schlotterer of Glen Ellyn was the small ring bearer. Mrs. Brzezinski wore a beige lace dress with beige and brown accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Spears selected a blue lace and nylon dress, with white accessories and a similar corsage. A wedding breakfast was Thursday, June 28, 1962 SACK - SCARBROUGH VOWS EXCHANGED AT ST. PATRICK'S Miss Brigitte Sack of Me-* Henry, daughter of Mrs. Frieda Sack of 1710 N. Honore, Chicago, was married last Saturday, June 23, to Mr. George Scarbrough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scarbrough of this area. Rev. Fr. Eugene Parker officiated at the 11 o'clock nuptial rite, for which Mrs. Carl Weber offered organ music. P r e t t y M i s s S a c k a p proached the altar wearing a white, ballerina length dress af lace over net, white satin dippers and a fingertip veil falling from • a white crown headpiece. . Her attendants were Mrs. Betty Thiel of Johnsburg and Miss Barbara Spielman of bonder Lake, both attired in orchid-colored chiffon dresses A'it-h matching shoes and /eiled-headpieces. Norb'e'jt Adams of McHenry And George Sack of Chicago ittended the groom. Mrs. Sack selected a blue ;heath wi'h matching overikirt, "and white accessories, Mrs. Scarbrough chose a white •.'otton lace with beige accessories to match a beige taffeta underskirt. Fifteen m embers of the bridal parly and two families enjoyed dinner at the Sail Inn in Fox Lake, where 135 guests gathered for a reception later. The nevvlvweds are on a honeymoon trip to the Wisconsin Dells, and upon their return will make their home at 5209 Fountain Lane. McCul- !um Lake. The groom is engaged in construction work. 9 * served at noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foss in Lakemoor for the bridal party, and immediate families. Later, 200 guests gathered at the community-fire building for a reception. Following their trip to the Wisconsin Dells, the couple will reside in Indian Ridge, Wonder Lake. The bride is a 1962, graduate of the McHenry high '1i school. The groom is employed in Ringwood. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Osborne and daughter have been vacationing in Florida. Loren Miller from Ogden, Utah, was in McHenry last week to attend the funeral of his father, Fred Miller. He returned to Utah Sunday. ATTEND CAMP Colleen Doherty, Diana Evans, Mary Uttich, Christine Herkes and Janet Krueger are spending twelve days at Camp Far Horizon, Hanover, 111. MON. thru SAT. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Wed. • Claire • DIVORCES GRANTED Frances A. Mendyk of McHenry was granted a divorce from Frank Mendyk by Judge William M. Carroll in circuit court Friday. (Claire J • HAIR STYLISTS 385-0010 1222 N. GREEN ST. GIRLS -- Be independent from hair worries. Make your appointment with us early for fhe busy summer days ahead. i Mary Ann # Eleanore Marlene mmarn No More Musty, Unsanitary HALF-CLEAN Blankets ??i Become a Licensed Beautician by Jan. I, 1963 Begin your 6-month course Now! 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