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u Page Two >.,. Honored At Bridal Shower - Miss Anita Beckenbaugh was guest of honor. at a bridal shower last- Wednesday evening^" June 24. Two former classmates. Mrs. Patti Brooke and Miss CtTithia Rourke. both bf McTlenry. acted as hostesses for the miscellaneous shower given at ffie Brooke home. Decorations were in pink and white. •*-" > Attending the shower were Mrs. Mary Lou Cope. Mrs. Suzanne Weber. Mrs. Grace Bentz. Mrs. Lois We Ike, Mrs. Lynn Lane. Mrs. Marge Loesch. Miss Charlene Freund, Miss Ellen Clark. Mrs. Dorothy Beckenbaugh, Mrs. Hilmer Johnson and daughters, Kathy and Diane. Anita - was honored- at another Jniscel Igneous shower Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Hilmer Johnson in DeKalb. Community Clnb To Meet July 6 The next regular meeting of the Johnsburg Community club will be held on Monday. July 6. at 8:30 o'clock, to which** all members are invited to attend. j Refreshments wiil be served ' by a committee consisting of | Don Blake. Charles Brenner, i Gerald Brenner. Robert Com- J stock, Walter Dean. Richard Dehn and. George Diedrich. •fry*1* m JANICE >LAY THE McHENBY PLAINPEALER MISS BECKENBAUGH Bridal Couple RADIANT BRIDE OF V CALIFORNIA MAN Thursday/ July 2, 1964 DONNA SCHW1NGL McHenry Couple Engaged To Wed 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwingl of 3402 Elm street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Barbara, to Gordon Johnson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard. T. Ryden of 4715 Crystal Lake road, McHenry. Both are graduates of McHenry high school. ^Miss Schwingl is employed at Downey Veterans hospital. Mr. Johnson is a graduate of Lake Purest college and at present is attending DePaul university. "No definite date has been set for the wedding. TRUDY CONNORS Pfetakee Bay Girl Engaged Announcement has been made bj£,Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Connors of Pistakee Bay of the engagement of their daughter, Trudy, to James D. Stella, son of Mrs. Beatrice Stella of McHenry. An April wedding is planned. LINDA WATSON Watson-Hachmeister Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Luther Watson of McCullom Lake announce the engagement of their daughter. Linda, to John H. Hachmeister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Hachmeister, of McHenry. John is. a 1962 graduate of McHenry high school and is now serving with the Army in Chicago. Linda will be a senior at McHenry high school this fall. No date has been set for the wedding. McHenry Girl Plans September Wedding Mp. and Mrs. Joseph Nischan of 2301 Johnsburg road, McHenry. announce the engagement of Miss Janice May to Thomas Draffkorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Draffkorn of 1915 Sando, Woodstock. Miss May is the daughter of Mrs. Nischan and the late Irvin , May . She is a 1960 graduate of McHenry high school, and her fiance received his diploma from St. Mary's high school. Woodstock. A September wedding is planned. AUDREY TONYAN BECOMES BRIDE OF LIEUT. REGNER SANDRA KODENKIRCH Rodenkirchs Announce Daughter's Engagement At a buffet supper held at Iheir home Sunday night for the immediate family and friends from Woodstock, Chicago and McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Rodenkirch announced the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Ann, to Elmer James Gorham. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gorham of Woodstock. No immediate plans are being made for the wedding. F. P. Borehardts Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand P. Borchard are now at home at [ 611 W. Lincoln road after en-1 joying a wedding trip which j took them through the Southwest for two weeks. Mr. Borchardt and Harriett McClarey of 3615 W. Waukegan road, Mc- , Henry, were married on Satur- i day, June 13, in St. Mary's Ca-' tholic church, Fremont Center: Attendants for the couplej were Mrs. Harold Frett, sis- j tef* of the bride, and Robert j Borchardt of Fort Benning. j Ga., son of the bridegroom. Sponsor Public Garden Luncheon The Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a public garden luncheon at 1 o'clock on Wednesday, July 8, at the home of Mrs. E. A. Hogan, 702 South Riverside Drive, McHenry Shores. The luncheon will be followed by cards and boating. Those wishing to attend will phone for reservations no later than Monday, July 6. either 385-1417, 385-2840 or 385-0067. Miss Audrey Alice Tonyan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Tonyan of 512 West Bay road, McHenry, became the* bride of Lieut. John Clarence Regner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regner of 2713 North Regner road, McHenry, in a beautiful single ring ceremony solemnized at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, last Saturday, June 27. Rev. Fr. John Grabowski of Chicago officiated at the 11:30 nuptial rite, for which the children's choir sang. The altars of St. John's church were decorated with bouquets of white flowers, with a touch of pink. The lovely bride wore a taffeta sheath, with detachable cathedral train, trimmed at the cuffs of the three quarter length sleeves, at the bottom of the skirt and cummerbund with tiny pearls and pearlized sequins. It was styled with sabrina neckline. Her headpiece was a circlet of tiny flowers with pearl centers sprinkled with pearls and aurora borrealis, and held a three-tier, elbow length veil, Miss Tonyan carried a shower line bouquet of phaleonopsis, orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Attending her were Mrs. Lawrence Kubiak of Wauconda. a college friend, as matron of honor, and Mrs. Frank O'Gorman of Algonquin and Miss Linda Regner of McHenry, sisters of the groom, as bridesmaids. They were pretty in floor length, pink nylon sheath dresses with floor length taffeta overskirts. The gowns were styled with three-quarter sleeves, sabrina necklines, the matron of honor in deeper pink color than the others. Their headpieces were crowns of pink elegance carnations and ivy and they carried shower line bouquets of the same flowers. David Davis of Los Angeles, Calif., a friend of the groom, served as best man and groomsmen were Robert Regner of McHenry, a brother, and James Tonyan of McHenry, the bride's brother. Ushers were Frank O - Gorman of Algonquin and Lawrence Kubiak of Wauconda. Mrs. Tonyan selected a turquoise blue silk dress with matching blue and white accessories. Mrs. Regner wore a lace suit of lilac pink, with The Community Methodist church was the setting for a pretty candlelight wedding ceremony last Saturday, June 27. when Miss Anita J. Beckenbaugh of Portland, Ore., exchanged nuptial vows with Mr. David C. Johnson of Monterey. Calif. Rev. Ernest Carder officiated at the 7 p.m. ceremony. John L. Leighty accompanied Mrs. Irene Keim as she sang "O Lord Most Holy", "O Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer". The altar of the church was decorated with bouquets of white gladioli. Miss Beckenbaugh is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robeft Beckenbaugh of 3904 W. Oak avenue. McHenry. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs_~Hilmer Johnson of 821 N. 11th street. DeKalb; The bride was charming as she approached the altar wearing a white lace suit and matching pillbox hat and carrying a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Her only attendant,was Kathy Johnson of DeKalb. sister of the groom, who wore a beige linen suit with pink hat and crystal-colored accessories. Her cascade bouquet was of pink roses. Bob K. Beckenbaugh, brother of the bride, served as best man. Mrs. Beckenbaugh was attired in a pink silk dress with white hat and accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Johnson wore an oyster-white linen dress, blue hat and accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride's home was the scene of a reception for sixty guests attending the wedding from DeKalb, McHenry, Joliet, Woodstock, Elkhorn, Wis., Pasadena. Calif, and Crystal Lake. Their wedding trip will take the young couple back to Monterey, Calif., where they will make their home at 636 Cypress street. The bride is a graduate of Northern Illinois university and is a speech therapist. The groom attended Northwestern university and North Central college. At present he is studying the Russian language at Presidio, Monterey. LUTHERAN PICNIC The Aid Association for Lutheran, branches of Algonquin, McHenry, Crystal Lake. Woodstock and Island Lake, will join in a picnic on Sunday, July 19, at Algonquin Park, west of Rt. 31, on Washington street, north of St. John's Lutheran church. Those attending are asked to bring their own picnic basket for noon lunch about 12:30 o clock. There will be games and contests, with prizes to be awarded. Soft drinks and ice cream will be available on the grounds. matching accessories. Both had corsages of phaleonopsis, orchids and stephanotis. A wedding breakfast at Chez Francois followed the ceremony at 1 o'clock for thirty persons. Later, 300 guests gathered at the McHenry V.F.W. for a reception. Mrs. Robert Hettermann was in charge of the guest book and Edmund Lubinsky of Milwaukee sang. The couple left Monday for Fort Knox, Ky„ where the groom will report for active duty in the U. S. Army as second lieutenant. After further /schooling in Georgia, the newlyweds will go to Germany the first of next year. Both are graduates of McHenry high school and of Marquette university, Milwaukee,.! Wis. She has l>een teaching in i Milwaukee since her gradua- j tion. j THE HOLL1S PRIORS* | St. John Lutheran church in Island Lake was the setting for i a beautiful candlelight wedding ceremony on Saturday. June 20, ' which united in marriage Miss , Lynn D. Rodewald. daughter of : Mr; and Mrs. Marvin Rodewald ' of 305 E. Dowel 1 road, McHen- J ry, and Mr. Hollis E. Prior of ; Wauconda, son of Mrs. John Buckley of Island Lake, Rev. : E. Nieting officiated at the I nuptial rite performed at 7 p.m. Attending the bride were • Mrs. Pamela Tams as matron ! of honor. Miss Roehelle Os- ' borne and Miss Carla Harms, i all sorority sisters of the bride. ' The groom was attended by i George Williston, Arne Moes- | tue, Norman Kersten and Lear ! man Ames, friends of the i groom, and Bruce Rodewald, brother of the bride. The bride was educated at Northwestern university and the groom at DePauw university. She is teaching in the Wauconda grade school and he is with an insurance firm there. They will make their home at 402 N. Main street, Wauconda. ANTHONY WEYLAND CLAIMS BRIDE IN EAST SATURDAY YOUNG COUPLE TO MAKE HOME IN DESPLAINES Miss Linda Schopp and her bridegroom of ten days, Victor Mensching, will make their future home at 550 Seeger road, DesPlaines. They were married in a lovely wedding rite which, took place at Immanual Lutheran church, DesPlaines, on Saturday, June 20, at 4 p.m. Miss Schopp is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schopp of 607 S. Orchid Path, McHenry. and Mr. Mensching, who resides at 1370 Oakwood, is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. August H. Mensching. Mrs. Sandra Ambrose, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Connie Koch, Kathy Crum and Elizabeth Coker. Tammie Boettcher was the flower girl. William Lingenfeiter served as best man, Robert Schopp, Nicky Kelly and Gary Giarrusso were groomsmen and Dale Ambrose was the ring bearer. Miss Schopp is a 1962 graduate of McHenry high school and also graduated from the Patricia V ance school of modelling. She has been a typist at the First National Bank in Chicago. The groom is a custodian for DesPlaines School District 62. « The Immaculate Conception church in Pall River, Mass., was the scene last Saturday, June 27, of a, nuptial Mass which united in marriage Miss Judith Botelko, daughter of Mrs. Aldea Botelko of 1153 County street, Fall River, and the late John Botelko, and Mr. Anthony J. Weyland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weyland of 3603 W. Clove?, McHenry. Rev. Fr. Dowling officiated at the 10 o'clock Mass. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, John Botelko, was radiant in a gown of silk peau de soie. styled with long, tapered' sleeves and a domeshaped) skirt which extended from inverted pleats into a cathedral train. The fitted bodice was made with pearl accented alencon lace appliques on the back and front, with a jewel neckline. A double tiered crown accented with aurora borealis crystals and bridal seed pearls held a silk illusion veil. Miss Botelko carried a colonial bouquet of mixed white flowers centered with an orchid. She was attended by Gerry Aguiar of Fall River, who chose a cotillion length gown of pouctre blue silk organza, styled with elbow length sleeves and a scoop neckline. A band of taffeta trimmed the waistline and extended to back streamers. Her matching crown had a. circular face veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow and blue carnations with baby'sbreath. William Silvia of Fall River served as best man. Dinner at Jean's Steak Farm and a reception at the bride's home followed the servicq. The young couple are now enjoying a trip through the western states, the bride travelling in a white linen sifit with black accessories. They will be. at home after July 18 at 1153 County Street, Fall River, Mass. The bride attended B.M.C. Durfee high school and is employed by Louis Hand, Inc. The groom graduated from McHenry high school and is serving with the Marine Corps. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Helen Strandquist of Lakeland Park is still confined to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, recovering from injuries sustained , in an auto accident last week. Her husband, "Lawrence, is home but still under a doctor's care as the result of injuries suffered in the same crash. CARD OF.THANKS Many thanks to all you good people for helping us make a success of our business, known as M & M Grocery. Sure has been a pleasure serving all of you for the past seven years. Sincerely: 7-2-64 Marian and Mike AUTHORIZED DEALER Prices Start al $139.95 CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank the following: Frank V. Ficek, Robert F. Becker, Stanley Wardzala, Robert Laursen who donated blood in my behalf. 7-2-64 Richard E. Pickett Care; Appliance, Inc. 1241 N. Green St. McHenry PHONE 385-5500 McHenry OES Chapter Observes Worthy Matrons^Ptrtrons Tuesday evening, June 23, was Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons night at the McHenry Chapter, No. 547, Order of the Eastern Star. With the weather cooperating and with such a large attendance of members and visitors, it was a beautiful evening and one atthe most enjoyable of many meetings this year. The presiding officers were Worthy matron, Josephine Swanson, McHenry Chapter; worthy patron, Duane Overton, McHenry chapter; and secretary, Edith Dowell, McHenry chapter. Almost all the guest officers are matrons of their respective chapters and were as follows; Worthy matron, Edith Buchert, Richmond chapter; worthy patron, Frank Moravec, Richmond chapter; associate matron* Dorothy Doerscheln, Mayfolwer chapter; associate patron; Raymond Doerscheln, Mayflower chapter; associate Lorenz Goetze, Algonquin chapter; treasurer* Harold Davy, Lounsbury chapter; conductress, Helen Engledinger, Day Star chapter; associate conductress, Ruth Kraft, Nunda chapter; .chaplain, Clarence Kerr, Wqp^tock . chapter; marshal, , Genevieve Heyward, McHenry cahpfer; -organist, Elizabeth chapter; organist, Elizabeth Agatha Littelle, Lounsbury chapter; Ruth, Josephine Romo, Woodstock chapter; Esther, Esther Rice, Haven chapter; Martha, Mary Crout, Norma chapter; Electa, Marion Peter, Algonquin chapter; warder, James Crout, Noma chapter; guest sentinel, King Heath, Nunda chapter; sentinel Harry Hansen, McHenry chapter; color bearer, Harry Shales, Nunda chapter; soloist, Clarissa Mellen, Milburn chapter, at the instrument, Martha Rockenbach, Sorosis chapter; and instructress, Harriet Dodd, McHenry chapter, a grand lecturer. ' Give Talks • Sister Pearl Pearson of Nunda chapter, a grand lecturer of the Order of the Eastern Star, was guest of honor and gave a most interesting and reminiscent talk. t The chapter was honored to have Brother Al Stickling, a past worthy grand patron, visit the chapter. His talk on the Eastern Star homes at Rockford and Macon was both interesting and informative to all. Wed June 13 mm THE BRUCE DUNLAPS Don Peasley Photo Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Dunlap were married Saturday, June 13, at the First Methodist church, Woodstock. The bride is the former Miss Carol Zapel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zapel, Wonddr Lake. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap, Woodstock. Other talks by officers in the East were given by Sister Edith Buchert, Brother Frank Moravec, Sister Josephine Swanson, Brother Duahe Overton, and Sister Harriet Dodd, who is also a grand lecturer of the order of the Eastern Star. The many visitors from other chapters were escorted and introduced,- as were the current and past worthy matrons and worthy patrons. Appropriate and charming songs were beautifully sung by Sister Clarissa Mellen to the able accompaniment of Sister Martha Rockenbach at ^Ihe organ. Sister Fanny and Brother Bob Thompson placed a gorgeous flower display of peonies and delphiniums in the East, ahd the decorating committee had the dining room very tastefully decorated with fresh flowers and featured beautiful African Violets loaned by Sister Phyllis Nimtz for the guest table. Delicious refreshments were served in the dining room by the refreshment committee consisting of Sister Anita Hansen, chairman, and Sisters Stella Chambers, Catherine Scholtz, Frances Vycital, Joan Blixt and Edith Collette. _ ^ I SPECIAL Borden's Elsie 5 «S1 J at NYE DRUG ' "Your Friendly Pharmacy" 1325 N. Riverside Drive McHenry PHONE 385-4426 Showers Honor MI&s Pat Corso Two showers were given in honor of Pat Corso in recent days. Qne-was~held at the home of Jegn Wiles Wednesday evening, with Gerry Minter and Joan Bawnstark as co-hostesses Decorations in the home were in pink and white. ^Twenty-three friends and relatives presented JVI iss Corso with lovely gifts. Xhe second shower was given Sunday evening at the home of Sandy Kalter in Mundelein, with Kathy Dale as co-hostess. Guests were friends and coworkers of the bride-to-be, who is'employed in Barrington. 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