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PiaeTwo THE M^tENBY Make Reservations For Banquetfiy April S$H;; Reservations for the C. D. of A. Mother's Day banquet on May 12 at the McHenry Country cluto must be made by April 30 by, calling Mrs. Leo Winkel, 448, or MrSi /Alvin Phannenstill, 1140-R. % >';• .. - HonorCottple • n;:- Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilbrandt of Washington, D. C., spent a week with his parents, the Albert-Wilbrandts, on Riverside Drive, where a family gathering was held Sunday, hoppfing the couple. Guests attended from Chicago, Algonquin, Qundee, Hebron, Crystal Lake and Elgin. Golf Association - Hag Spring Luncheon The annual spring luncheon of the Ladies' Golf association was held Tuesday, April 22, with Betty Wilkinson as chairman, assisted by Betty Moss and Mildred. Hinspater. Mr, Goffo gave a talk regarding golf for the coming season ahd answered the questions of the ladies. Lou Consago greeted thfeiti in behalf of the men's golf association.. Fashion Show And Limcheon May 8 A spring fashion show luncheon will be held on May 8 at the Congregational Universalist church in Woodstock, sponsored by the women's auxiliary of the Memorial hospital for McHenry county. Mrs. Francis Pearce is the chairman of this luncheon and has arranged two servings, al 11^30 and 12:30. Local women will model spring fashions t h r o u g h o u t t h i s t i m e . M r s . Walter Neubacher, who is in charge of. the fashion show will work with a local Woodstock merchant in picking out styles to be. shown. Profits frwn the day will benefit' the Memorial hospital for McHenry county. Tickets are available at the auxiliary Gift and Thrift sbpp. 211 Dean street, Woodstock,or f r o m any member. Carfl Tourney Prizes Awarded Thursday Prizes for best scores in the recent 0/ D. of A. tournament •were awarded at the meeting held Thursday' evening. They were presented to Ann Rodenk i f r c h / H e l e n H e u s e r , Mary Freund; Elizabeth Thompson, I r e n e G u f f e y , M a r i e V a l e s , Helen Hettermann and Rose Freund in pinochle; to Joyce Weber, Evelyn Justen, Anna Hay and Rose Kennebeck in canasta; and to Helen Dobyns iihd Ccifetta Adams in bridge. Following the business meeting, a social hour was. enjoyed, With * refreshments served by Efella Miller and her committee. Plans are how being made for the* annual Mothers' Day banquet, to be held May 12 at the Country Club, with Miss ' Rita Martin ,and. Mrs. Ella Suss as co-chairmen. KAREN OBSONI LOVELY BRIDE OF DAVID CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for thgi^ visits, cards and prayers during my recent illness. Ydur thoughtfulness will always, be semenibered. *51 Evelyn Patzke! CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for al Ithe prayers, floral offerings and cards during o,ur recent bereavement. We sincerely appreciate the many 'exifres&ions of kindness. The family of *51 J^LW; Cristy, Sr. SHOP IN MCHENRY In a lovely spring wedding, Miss Karen Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Olson of Mineral Springs, became the bride of Mr. David; Kent, son of Mrs. Roy Kent of Riverside Drive and the late Roy Kent. The Couple exchanged vows at a nuptial Mass in St. Mary's Catholic church at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning, April 19, with Rev. Fr. John Reulajid officiating. / ; Sister M. Andreella and the girls' choir furnished special music for the service. The radiant bride was attired in a satin, backed bridal taffeta dress, styled with snugly fitted bodice, long tapered sleeves, sabrina neckline, outlined in hand clipped Italian lace, and studded with sequins and seed pearls. The skirt was bouffant with lace at hips, trimmed in seed pearls and sequins, forming a chapel length train. She wore a nylon fingertip veil which fell from a beautiful queen's crown of chantilly lace, finished with seed pearls and iridescent sequin?. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of stephanotis and Amazon lilies. Miss Helen Olson acted as maid of honor for her sister, wearing a pale blue silk organza over taffeta dress with bouffant skirt, princess style, with lace over taffeta bodice and sabrina neckline. She wore a matching half-hat with flattering face veil and carried a bouquet of stephanotis, carnations and lilies. The bridesmaids were Miss Laurayne Conway of McHenry, a cousin of the groom, and Mrs. Mitzi Mulvey, Detrbit, Mich., a friend. They were attired in dresses of the same style as the maid of honor and carried similar bouquets. Little Miss Krista Justen, daughter of the Robert Justens, was the -charming.^flower girl. She wore a dress styled of silk organza over taffeta, Which was similar to the dresses worn by the other attendants. * She carried a small nosegay bouquet and wore a headpiece styled like those of the bridesmaids. Master Mark Justen, brother Of the flower girl, acted as ring bearer. He carried a small satin pillow trimmed with lace, with a heart of lace on the top. Acting as best man for his friend was Ray Schlitt of McHenry. Dan Justen, a cousin of the groom and a friend, Leo Guenther of Mount Prospect, were groomsmen. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Olson chose a paler aqua lace sheath dre^s, styled with flattering bow of satin at the hip. She wore beige accessories. Mrs. Kent wore a gray print dress of silk and light green accessories. Both mothers wore white orchids. At 11 o'clock, a wedding breakfast was served to fourteen guests at the McHenry Country club. A reception for 175 guests was held there from 2 o'clock until 4:30. After a trip through the South, the newly married couple will reside in their new home in Kent Acres. , The bride is a graduate of McHenry high school and after attending the university of Illinois, she has been engaged as a teacher in St. Mary's grade school in McHenry. The groom also graduated from the local high school and attended Loras college at Dubuque, Iowa. He is associated with Kent Corporation in McHenry. Wm • - : r 24, 1958 V Plan Initiation McHenry Knights of Columbus and others in this area will be in attendance at Rockford when the Fourth Degree initiation of the K, of C: is held Sunday, April 27. Frank O'Rourke of Marengo, right, faithful navigator of the Bishop Boylan Fourth Degree Assembly, which includes Woodstock, Harvard, McHenry and Crystal Lake, will head a delegation to Rockford. He is pictured on the right, talking to Frank McGillen, master of the Northern Illinois district, who will be in charge of the initiation. PERSONALS Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Klontz returned home last week, after spending the winter in the south. . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lawrence of ^Chicago spent the weekend with McHenry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'ftayes and sons, Robert and .Lawrence, of Chicago, visited his mother. Mrs. Edith H a y e s, j Sunday. , The George E. Johnson family of Skokie were Sunday visitors in the George H. Johnson home. Mrs. Frank Meyer was a visitor, in the home of her nephew, Ronald Geary, in Mundelein Wednesday. Edward Dwyer of Chicago was a weekend guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Walsh. Mrs. Nick Young, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Joseph Freund, Mrs. Joseph Weber, daughter Joyce and *Mrs. Jeam Driscoll, enjoyed dinner near Waukegan last Thursday in observance of the latter's birthdaj'. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steber and, daughter,. ...Gloria,. (of Milwaukee, Wis., were Sunday visitors in the Louis Stoffel home. Mr. and Mrs.. Carl L. Antonson, accompanied by Mr. and Mcs. Charles Wikel of Waukegan, left Friday for a vacation at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Kathryn L. Freunjd spent the weekend in the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Berndt in Des Plaines. Sunday guests in the Herb Simon home were the Robert Wayman family of Arlington H e i g h t s , t h e J a m e s W a g n e r family of MiJton, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tracy of Evanston. Mrs. Julia Hagel, who had been a guest in the Simon hofhe the past month, returned to Evanston with the Tracys'. Mr. and Mrsi Harry Conway and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer attended a bowling tournament in Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson and Dick Wahl of Chicago called on McHenry friends Saturday. •Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyer of Skokie were Sunday visitors 4n th6 Robert Newkirk home. Mrs. David Powers attended a gathering at the G e o r*g e Powers home in .Woodstock Sunday honoring her granddaughter Miss Rita Powers who - made her first communion at St. MaVyte church that day. > Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Dav^is of Elgin, and .J^iss Lillian Behrens of LaGrartge, were dinner guests in the' Howard Lockwood home Sunday. Miss A m a j j d a B e h r e n ' s of W o o d - stocVwas an afternoon visitor. The James Larkin family were guests at a gathering in the Roy Stackhouse honty? in Woodstock Sunday honoring their daughter; Susan Stackhouse on her first communion day. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belzer and daughters Christine' and Pamela of Galesburg, spent & few days recently ,wjth her parents, Mr. and Mrs./G./Walinder. '; * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth -Mod-. erhack of Crystal Lakei were Sunday visitors in Uel Schmunk home. y Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phalih of Waukegan visited McHehry relatives Sunday. • Miss Francis Vycital, Mrs. K a t h r y n W o r t s and M r s . Mayme Freund attended a R.N.A. convention held at the Faust hotel, Rockford, Saturday and Sunday. Kathryn Worts and Mary Freund, as alternates^ (,«nd Frances Vycital, a$ defecate, of Riverview camp, ; :;R*M.A., attended the 17th IlliHa^s State camp in Rockford AprU^rlB^fmd Mr. and Mrs. Del Freund and son, Stevie, and Mrs: ^nton P. F r e u n d v i s i t e d t h e l a s i s t e r s , S i s t e r M. A r C $ < J i a f a n d Sister M. Ildefohs, O.^^^jlast: Sunday at Campbellspprt, WiB^ raSrt home.: y: ;; Mrs. Hazel Keeley of /Vygukegan was a Sunday Visitor in the home of a cousin j\/MriSv -Al-: bert Purvey. - Mrs; Leda Foley^of:-Barrington spent a few days last week, with Mrs. George JfOnes. Mr. and Mrs. Fraftlfc Meyer; and grandsons, Jimmy and' Butch, visited in > $be George Staggs home in Av6n Sunday< ; Mrs. Walter Reed and Mrs Walter Simons of Woodstock and Mrs. Leda Foley of fiarringtdn were ^Sunday visitors in the Hal Plumb home. Mrs. William Justen entertained Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Jus-, jten and family from Oaklawn; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman from Wilmette; Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson from Chicago and Mr: and Mrs. Ben ^Justen and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Justen, (n her home last Sunday. i Twin boys were born April 15 a t M e m o r i a l h p s pi t a l , Woodstock, to Mr. , and Mrs. Francis Rourke. • A son Was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nitz of McCullpm Lake at Memorial ho&piti& April 15. Mr. an|^%rsi Fi^iank Rpjvak are the parents ctf a son^ t^irn Al>ril 15 at Memorial hoqpdlial. ,A son was b<}rn April at Mernorial hospi^; to Mr|||ind Mrs. Fraiik Htdi^man. Mr.• .1 Mrs,t-.Ci^tu8, I^j^ori* ;taine ^^vthe.;^miis:,'qf. a 'boy, boni April 20 elt < Memorial hos* ijpitaL , Mr. and Mrs. John Hen* dricks of Wonder Lake welcomed a daughter' at Memorial hospital on April 20. A son was borh April 20 at Memorial hospital tp Mr. and Mrs. David Page. ' .. Mr.- and Mrs. Jack Pheanis of" DeKalb, he was formerly high school coach in McHenry, are the parents of. a son born at Memorial hospi^l, Woodstock, on ApriV 20;--^ A son was born April 18 at Memorial hospital,' Woodstock, to Mr. and Mrs. Ridiard Weber. Card Of Thanks We want to thank our friends-and neighbors' for their many acts of kindness, during the illness and death- of our loved one. Family of Lawrence Jensen 51 SHOP IN McHENRY IS re liook youi* very best for yoiir. social calendar with a new. cool hairstyle >>pw. TUESDAY & WEDNESDifeif ONtY Helene Curiis SPECIAL LIMlfED dFFER Shampoo & Set • - - . ^1.75 14 oz. can Spray Net - v- \ . * .90 ONLY $2.65 -Thnrg., SirvOSugS f 9 Re^lilar $$.75 Value YOUR LOVELINESS IS OUR. BUSINESS (^R-iversiJe ^Cairslyling ofiujio 126 N. Riverside Drive Phone 147 McHenry, ill. have it! H A Hair Arranger Instant Remedy for dry, helter-skelter hair Yes, if your hair is dry and unruly, keep it neatly combed, hoar after hour, with H-A Hair Arranger. 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Registration will begin at 2 p.m., followed at 6 p.m. by the national and state cunner at the Hotel Leland, SORORITY SCRIBE Sue Stinespring. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stinespring of McHenry, has recently been elected scribe of Lambda chapter of „Alpfyt Gamma Delta sorority at Northwestern university. WRITERS CLUB The Crystal Lake Writer?' club met at the home of Mrs. Katie McFarlane at 1423 Flore$ ta Vista, Crystal Lake, April 21 at 8 o'clock. ; &ARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the women of the McHenry hospital auxiliary who worked on the bridal shower umbrella and place cards which were placed in cleverly -decorated sprinkling pails. We received/many lovely ' compliments on the beautiful decorations at Jahe Mascari's shower which took place in Chicago. *51 Mrs. Mascari and Jane READ THE WANT ADS "SUMMERTIME" ,• . STYLE SHOW TO • BfiNEFIT HOSPITfL - "Summertime" i$ the title of the style shPw to be spm^ored by the woman's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital. May 8 is the date, and the show will be hejd at the Wing and Fin, beginning with a smorgasbord dinner at J p.m. "fSr womtfh and 't^ens WHlrbp featured by the CisuaV i^hoppe. Modish matrons from McHenry will model the newest in summer fun-w^t> and:, their 'teen-age cowi^parts.; :will ?how beach and ' leilniret'$ he:,'«tyles. % ;5^iJiop: • is ; thd of men to mbdel the latest in. mal fashions, too be presented by \yhite's Men's shop. This is a "first" in McHenry's style show world and the names of the masculine models to l>e selected will be eagerly awaited. Also participating in this unusual everting affair will be pre-'teen styles from the Toddler shop, lPng known in the: community for young people's clothes. Another "first" will be the latest in women's coiffures by R i v e rs i d e Hairst.yling. The lucky female models will be treated to a fancy hair style to IPp the 'Summertime" fashions. Mrs. Irene Keim and Mrs. Xf^he Consago will be the cochairmeh for the\ event, and they are busy with preparations to make this a success-' ful affair as the proceeds will go toward the pledge that the' auxiliary made to the building fund for the McHenry hospital. Tickets may be secured from tne co-chairmen, at the Pink Lady shoppe, the auxiliary members, the Casual Shoppe, White's Men's Shop, and the Toddler Shop. - „V Act On Seven Zoning Requests , Seven zoning petitions have been acted on by the county board of supervisors. The Wonder View Improvement corporation was granted permission to erect a building for recreation purposes in Wonder Lake. Permission was also granted the Lakeland Park Property Owner^,association to erect a. recreation 'building on ^fafgh^ way 120, west of McHenry. Supervisors granted a. petition by George Fraunhoffer and . Rose DeMarchi to re-zone twenty-four acres south of McHenry. on East River Road from farming to residential. 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