The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

Refugees From Bad Weather Tuesday morning's weather was. Illinois at its worst, just as day was this state at its best. Tuesday made most Decaturites wish they were packed and ready to leave at once for California Cr Florida or some other sunny place, and speeded up the plans of a few who are actually going. One of the most extensive trips is that planned by Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Mackay, who are going down to Texas, on to Mexico City for a sight seeing trip, and then possibly out to California. Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Greider are going down to Florida soon to visit their son in law and daughter. Mr. Mrs.

James Walsh Kennedy. Mrs. Alma Rothfuss is going to Florida also. Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. John Schudel are others who are planning excursions to Florida to seek sunshine and warmth. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Christy got away Monday, the day before the arrival of the ice storm, and are now well on their way to Tucson, for a winter vacation. Friends of Yore Club Postpone Meeting Flight to Sunny Climates Is Well Underway Business Women Hear of State Laws and Needs The Illinois state flower, bird and tree. the violet, cardinal and oak, were used in decorations night for the Business and Professional Women's club dinner in the Decatur club, for which the subject was state legislation. Miss Hazel Kyrk of the University of Chicago economics department was the speaker, discussing state legislation on food. drugs and cosmetics, and regulation of instalment selling and savings banks.

Bowls of violets, and little bunches tied to the white candles, were used on the tables with cardinal bird stickers, sprays of oak leaves, and small state maps for placecards. The D. A. state flag, the only one in Decatur, was borrowed and featured. The club voted $20 from its treasury to go to national headquarters toward the fund being raised to send a rolling kitchen to Great Britain, such as the Treasure Shop is collecting money for in Decatur.

New members voted upon were: Annette Van Dyke, director of the new Millikin ballet theater. Miss Charline McDonald, Macon County Home Bureau adviser. Mrs. Lawrence Thrift, Connecticut Mutual Life insurance company. Mrs.

Ruth M. Thorne, Swedish massage salon. Mrs. Esther Lasky was in charge of decorations. Music was by Miss Annabelle Voigt, violinist, accompanied by Miss Eunice Voigt.

Mrs. Henry Rex, Mrs. George Shaffer, and Mrs. Marion Smith installing officers when Myrtle Temple No. 2, Pythian Sisters, had the installing ceremonies for Mrs.

B. W. Ames most excellent chief, and her staff Monday. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Mildren Moran, past chief, and Mrs.

Ames. Mrs. Moran received a in with the Pythian Sisters emblem upon it. A program was given by the past chief's club. Red Wing club, Degree of Pocahontas, will have a public party Wednesday at 2:15 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. Arthur O'Daffer, 1871 East Lawrence street. Women's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G. A.

will give a shower in honor of Mrs. Del Thomas in the home of her mother, Mrs. Henry Schenck. 2179 North Union street, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Gertrude Von Riesen, director of religious education in public schools, will be guest speaker for Washington P-T.

A. Friday at 3 p. m. in the school auditorium. Her subject will be "The Place of Religion in Education." Mothers whose children will leave the school for junior high next semester will be honored.

There will be selection of the nominating committee. Woman's Progressive club will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Robert Thompson, 890 South Water street.

Farmer City Womans club will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Franklin School. The program will include talk by Mrs. Julia Hayden, on modern poetry and book comment by Mrs.

Prentice McKenzie. Both are from Chicago and members may take guests. Screw-Ball-Eight club will meet Thursday at 1 p. m. with Mrs.

J. L. Oliver, 1665 East Main street. Coats Dresses Suits 3 for $1.35 CLEANED AND PRESSED Called for and Dehvered DIAL 5414 PERFECT 130 EAST WOOD STREET Cleaners and Launderers. Inc.

Graduation Watches Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham, Bulova 12 00 02 Mrs. John Pasold, 1341 West Macon street. will not entertain Friends of Yore club Wednesday because of the bad weather. Mabel O' Brien to Marry Cavalryman Mr. and Mrs.

Morgan P. O'Brien of Springfield, formerly of Decatur when Mr. O'Brien was city engineer, have announced the engagement of their daughter Mabel and Lieut. Benedict T. Schwar of Fort Riley, a student in the cavalry school there.

The wedding will be Feb. 22, in St. Rose of Lima church in Kansas City, and they will live at Camp Livingston, Alexandria, after March 15. Miss O'Erien attended schools in Decatur and later went to the University of Illinois where she is a member of Pi Lambda Sigma. Lieut.

Schwar, son of Joseph Schwar of Camp Butler near Springfield, also attended the University of Illinois and is a member of Phi Kappa. Natt Hammer Heads Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity elected the following officers Monday night for the coming school semester: President- -Natt Hammer. Decatur. president- -Roswell Prince. Decatur.

Recorder--John Dudenhoffer, Morrison- Correspondence--Francis Flannery, De- Herald--Dale Minnick. Decatur. Chronicler- Richard Ball. El Paso. Warden- Robert Wilson, Danville.

Chaplain--Lee Moorehead. Decatur. Intra-mural manager -Harry Whitney. Chicago. Pledge master -Oliver Burnette.

Decatur. Rush chairman Bill Mclaughey, Decatur. Dr. E. S.

Boyer, professor of sociology and religion at Millikin, was dinner guest of the chapter last night. Mary Gorman to Be Bride of Otto Quintenz Mrs. Anna E. Gorman. 423 South Webster street.

announces the engagement of her daughter. Mary Gorman and Otto Quintenz, son of Mrs. Anna Quintenz. 1606 East William street. The wedding will be at 8 o'clock Saturday St.

James Catholic church with Rev. F. J. Ostendorf officiating. Miss Gorman is a graduate of Sacred Heart academy in Springfield and is with Flint, Eaton and company.

Mr. Quintenz, graduate of Quincy college, is with Roy W. Christy company. Riverside P-T. A.

will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the school. R. E.

Newton of the high school faculty will speak. The Noble School of Music will provide entertainment. The executive board will meet Wednesday morning for potluck dinner. Grant homemaking class will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school for discussion and voting of current business.

17 JEWEL WRIST Nationally Known Makes Up from $24.75 Small Down Payment -EASY TERMS! Curtis Jewelry Co. 148-152 E. Main St. Walter Flora, Owner 100 Per Cent for Red Cross Junior Woman's Club Members All Working Junior Woman's club, like the Junior D. A.

R. has signed for up 100 cent to sew and knit per American Red Cross. The girls will meet Wednesday night for this work with Mrs. Glenn Tosh, 1515 West Wood street. This club also has established a permanent shoe and stocking project, whereby a fund will be kept to supply these garments for needy children.

A committee of six will work each month. The club meets Thursday in the Woman's club building to continue its recreation program under Miss Frieda Combs' direction. This week she will show colored movies of playground work in Decatur. Oglesby P-T. A.

executive board and the class in education for home and family life will have potluck dinner Wednesday noon in 'he school with teachers as guests. The board will meet at 1:30 p. m. followed by the education class. Friday evening the P-T.

A. will meet at 7:30 p. m. with fathers as guests, and a special program. Dwight York, assistant superintendent of Decatur schools and safety chairman of the City Council of P-T.

will talk on "Safety in the Schools" at the 10 m. broadcast on radio station WSOY Wednesday. This is one of the series of broadcasts being sponsored by the City Council of P-T. A. Pride of 49, auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, will Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. in Junior Mechanics hall. A social hour will celebrate January birthdays. Social Literary club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.

in the home of Mrs. Alfred Leotterle, 1083 West Decatur street. MISS SLATTERY'S FINAL CLEARANCE OF WINTER HATS About 200 Hats About 200 Hats formerly to formerly to $12.50 $7.50 $2 All Sales Final! No Exchanges or Refunds! STEWART'S Miss Slattery Millinery--Second Floor Miss Ruth Ellen Tivnen of Mattoon, daughter of Mrs. Bryan H. Tivnen, and the late Mr.

Tivnen, prominent attorney, and Robert Louis Reilly, of Springfield and Mattoon, were married Saturday morning in the Church of the Immaculate Conception by Rev. Timothy G. Smith. Solemn nuptial high mass followed, celebrated by Rev. William J.

Bergin, assistant pastor, and Rev. James Suddes of Springfield, deacon. and Rev. Peter Meegan, of Chicago, sub-deacon. In the sanctuary were Rev.

John W. Barrett of Chicago, Rev. J. J. Corbett of Kankakee, and Rev.

J. J. Doyle of Effingham. The bride wore ivory satin and a collar of rosepoint lace which belonged to her maternal grandmother, her mother's tulle veil, with cap of rosepoint, and carried orchids. The church was decorated in white gladoli, snapdragons, and garlands of smilax.

The bride's sister Rosalind was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Mary Lou O'Neal, Anna Mae Sullivan of Mattoon, and Rosemary Real of Wilmette, in ivory brocaded faille with colonial bouquet of sweetpeas and roses. and bonnets of nile green with shoulder length veils of tulle. Best man was Thomas Suddes of Springfield, and ushers were James Roberts and Douglas Werden of Mattoon, and William Cremin of Chicago. Dr. Richard Tivnen of Chicago gave his niece in marriage.

A reception followed, and after a honeymoon in Florida the couple will live in 11 Westwood, Mattoon. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs.

Nuptial High Mass For Mattoon Girl George Suddes of Springfield; Mrs. Margaret Reilly of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. May, Mrs.

Mary May and Miss Mary Ellen May of Cleveland; Mrs. John Hickey and Miss Mary Beth Hickey of Terre Haute. Miss Catherine Casey, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Daisy Banes, Miss Margaret Kingston of Champaign, and Miss Mary Amberg, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Clayton, Joseph W.

Cremin, Dr. Robert J. Cruise, Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, Dr.

and Mrs. George H. Ensminger, Mr. and Mrs. D.

S. Jennings, Miss Marie Plamondon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Real, Mrs. Thomas Sheehan and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Wolfe, all of Chicago. Garfield school P-T. A. executive will meet Wednesday at 2 board in the school.

The January p.m. meeting of the P-T. A. will be Friday at 7:30 p.m. A symposium on national defense, political freedom, and religious freedom has been arranged for this affair.

Warren school P-T. A. executive board will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Education for home and family life class will meet at 2:30 p.m.

to sew on dresses for Brownie Scouts sponsored by the P-T. A. Sharon community club will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Melvin Lehn.

To relieve Misery of COLDS LIQUID 666 NOSE COUGH TABLETS SALVE 'DROPS Wonderful Liniment Try MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY Second Semester OPENS FEB. 4 Address Director of Public Relations or call 2-2653. Arrange for your. admission NOW. For information- 117 N.

Water Neumode de Pre-Inventory Sale This Week NEUMODE'S Yearly Clearance Of Discontinued Colors Before Invoicing Stock Your Choice of Better Numbers former values up to and including 89c Some Slightly 3 PAIRS FOR .00 Irregular MEN'S SOX CHILDREN'S Silk 17c and 25c All Pure SOX Values Laugh at winter with RED CROWN it starts just like el that" of quick starts, economical Enjoy the happy winter, all in one gasolinecombination mileage, and high anti-knock fast and then this under way so Red Crown! Because it get economically, you'll forget does you smoothly and keeps you going but fun. SO that winter driving popular winter ever was anything is by far the most Standard it, and see why! Red Crown in the Midwest. Try gasoline At the RED priced to suit your purse: 3 fine gasolines priced At the WHITE Crown pump--Red Crown, regular At the BLUE Crown pumpCrown -Solite, premium quality pump Stanolind, bargain priced. 1941 STANDARD leads SERVICE Cardl 2101 Enjoy a Standard Oil Dealer Based on latest inspection available data, Apply to any tax Red Crown twice as National Credit state and Midwest! 1 popular brand as in any the other GET THIS SPECIAL WINTER GASOLINE FROM YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Stocks who were married Christmas Eve in St. Charles, are making their home at 643 East Wood street. the is the former Margaret Syr of Taylorville. Mr. Stocks, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. E. Stocks of Dalton City, is employed by the government. This SUIT woolens of exMade from is for clusive patterns, designed An to elegant pro- YOU effect in the finished product.

Longworth Range $30 to 50 Jordan's DeLuxe $55 to $100 Jordan TAILORS Son TAILORS 213 WEST MAIN STREET I HEADS ASS'N OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE Miss W. St. Clare Minturn, expert services be used freely. director of Millikin Conservatory of Music and president of Decatur chapter of Zonta International, is the only woman to head an Association of Commerce committee this year. She is chairman of the committee to promote musical affairs.

Women will be used as members of various committees, President Grover C. Patton and Secretary Henry H. Bolz have said in response to the urgent request of trained professional and business women that their Give Medicine Cabinet Shower For Bride-to-Be Many of the little odds and ends that go into a medicine cabinet were given to Miss Clara Pfile Monday evening, in novel pre-bridal shower given for her by Kai Ti Kai club in Miss Lucille Morgan's home. 505 South Sixteenth street. The evening was passed in listening to recordings of friends' voices and in making some new ones.

Last of Miss Pfile's parties before her marriage Saturday morning in St. James church to Glenn Hartbank, will be Miss Julia Thornton's dessert-bridge on Wednesday. Leighton Court No. 1. Order of Amaranth had the first meeting in 1941 Monday night in Corinthian room, Masonic temple.

Mrs. O. C. Allsup, royal matron, appointed the following committees for the year: Finance--B. P.

Littleton. Mrs. Erwin Dudley. Mrs. Howard Holmes.

Auditing Mrs. Lee Homebrook, Mrs. J. H. Seeforth, Mrs.

Addie Ranson. Examining--Charles B. Howard, Mrs. J. W.

Gaddis, Mrs. W. R. Phillips. Flowers and relief-Mrs.

Gale I. Garrett, Mrs. Oscar Johansen. Publicity Mrs. Harold Paine, Miss Doris Mintun.

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