Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 33

Sedfon DECATUR SUNDAY Secfon 3 Sociefy 3 Decatur Review, Founded i87g Decatur Herald, Foundtd 1820 Decatur, Illinois, Sunday April 1 958. i mmsmmm 1 mmmmmm Wmmmsm i i L. c- I 4 1 a IS Miss Doris Luanne Gould Miss Kathleen Krebs Miss Carol Jane Gregory Miss Miriam Beytr (Photo by Hobtrt) (Photo by Hubbard) (Photo by Iindquist) (Photo by Juliet) Engagements Revealed Beyer-Hawkins The engagement of Miss Miriam Gregory-Roberts The engagement of Miss Carol Jane Gregory, daughter of Mrs. C. R.

Gregory of 328 S. West-lawn Ave. and the late Mr. Greg Krebs-Hudson The engagement of "Miss Kathleen Krebs and Dean Hudson, son of Mr. and Kennit Hudson, 265 E.

Division is announced by her mother, Mrs. Ed Beyer and A. 2C Herbert L. Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert C. Hawkins of 761 W. Cush- ory, and E. Kent Roberts, son of i'S ff Navy in the Antarctic, East and A June 7 wedding in the First Methodist Church is planned. Gould-Barnett "Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace E. Gould, 2251 Grandview Dr. announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Luanne and Richard son of' Glen Barnett of 965 E. Clay St.

An August wedding is planned. Miss Gould is a freshman at the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Roberts of 15 Knollwood Dr.

is an- ward C. Krebs, 1123 N. Main St. nounced. Miss Krebs attended the Uni Miss Gregory attended Gulf versity of Wisconsin and is now a senior at Stephens College in Columbia, Mo.

where she is a member of the honorary aviation fra Park College in Gulfport, where she was a member of Delta Alpha Sigma sorority. She is now ing Js announced by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Beyer of Park Ridge.

A June 14 wedding is planned." Miss Beyer is a senior at Mil-lildn University where she is a member- of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Airman Hawkins attended Milli-kin. He was affiliated with Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He is now at March Air Force Base, California. a senior at Millikm University University of Illinois where she is ternity and the.

Prince of Wales where she is affiliated with Zeta majoring in physics. "Mr. 'Barnett is a junior at the University of Illinois. He is a Tau Alpha sorority and Pi Epsilon Delta, national honorary drama nding club. Mr.

Hudson is associated with the S. T. Jarvis Co. No date has been set for the tic fraternity. member of Delta Sigma Phi fra- Mr.

Roberts has just comi ipleted temity, and is majoring in civil a four year tour of duty in the engineering. 'Hosanna to the Living Lord' reers in the Chicago area. She is the former Eleanor Schroeder, a pianist, who often serves as husband's accompanist. He is in charge of the Chicago office of McGraw Hill, Inc. and the" family- lives in Glenview.

Since graduating from Millikin, he received a master's degree at Juil--liard School of Music and has studied voice and opera on several scholarships. spent a year in 1950 in Milan, Italy on a Fulbright fellowship. Blond daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kimes practicing their favorite Easter hymn are, from left, Debbie, 3, Kathy, 8, and Sandy, 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Kimes are Millikin graduates now pursuing their musical ca mvqpjMKTO J. ii'HumwuiiWiii'-fr Susanne Rigsby Is Married in Kansas City Miss Sarah Susanne Rigsby daughter of Mrs. Jean Rigsby of 36S S.

Crea and Charles Arthur Gamey, son of Mrs. Glenn Ladd and Arthur Gamey of Kan-' aaa City, Mo. where married Sat- nrdiy in die Country Club Christian Church fn Kansas City. Dr. E.

H. Wyle officiated at the 4:30 p. fla. ceremony. Attendants in pale pink silk or-ganat prineeat style dresses fashioned with lace bodices preceded die bride.

The new Mrs. Gamey wore full length gown of taffeta accented with a wide band of Chantilly lace on the bouffant skirt. She carried an oval bouquet of white sweetheart roses with ivy. Miss Patricia Edwards of Decatur, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Joanna Har-gett of Ann Arbor, and Miss Mary Tassia of York, Pa.

The attendants carried bouquets of coronet sweetheart roses with ivy. Richard Sundeen of Kansas City was best man. Ushers were Donald Schulenberg and Thomas Johnston. The bride is a graduate of Florence State College in Florence, Ala. and has been a hostess with Trans-World Airlines.

Mr. Garney is a graduate of the University of Kansas where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He served three years as lieutenant (j. in Navy and is now in partnership with his father in the Gamey Plumbing and Heating Co. in Following a wedding trip to Acapulco, Mexico, the couple' will be at home in Kansas CjJgb i I'll- 'f i 1 1 1 I i BARBARA BERGEN BRIDE OF LARRY BARNES Miss Barbara Jean Bergen, a Millikin Tri Delta, and Larry Eugene Barnes, a Delta Sigma Phi, were married Saturday at the Central Presbyterian Church of Petersburg by the Rev.

Hayward McCo-lough. A reception followed in the -nearby New Salem Lodge. The couple will live at 1060 W. Wood St. She is a senior majoring in elementary education at-Millikin and is listed in "Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges." Her parents are Mr.

and Mrs, Thomas H. Bergen of Petersburg. The groom, son of Mrs, Edith Barnes, 1609 E. Clay is majoring in business at Millikin. For.

her wedding, the former Miss Bergen wore sneer silk bombazine over silk The front princess panel was showered with flower appliques "and the skirt fell into (a full chapel train. She carried white spring flowers with pink roses. Members of the bridal party were in dresses made of soft pink taffeta with the draped coral taffeta accenting the waistlines repeated in bows worn in their Floating panels added back interest to the bouffant skirts. They carried spring flowers. Mrs.

Phillip Roberts was matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Marilyn Armstrong and Miss Charleen Heileman, sorority sisters of the bride. Phillip Roberts was best man, -and ushers were James Burdick, Phillip: Wiant, Robert Muirhead, James StiUman and Raymond Montgomery, li 'J" IhitSdrW mmimih. 'in i ifi-Trniiiii i in (Photo by Hubbard) Mrs. Larry Eugene Barnes Mrs. Charles Arthur Gamey ((Photo by Atzenweiler).