The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 13

DECATUR SUNDAY Section Section JI SOCIETY SOCIETY Decatur Review, Founded 1878 Decatur Herald, Founded 1880 Decatur, Illinois, Sunday Morning, August 26. 1934 Mrs. E. L. Simmons, right, entertained guests from Texas and Bloomington in her home in 610 Southmoreland 1 It nJ fU Kf.

4f j. Place last Tuesday. The picture was made on the terrace overlooking the lake. Left to right those in the picture are I yKff I I 4 Mrs. Ralph Heffernan and Mrs.

John Felm'ey of Bloomington, Mrs. O. M. Powell and her son Oskar of San Antonio, I i -V "fi i 1 I who have been guests in the Simmons home for the past week; and Mrs. Simmons.

Heroid and Review Photo, I J9M 'V" 1 'a 4 Miss Irving To Marry Sept. 15 Tedding to Take Place At 4 p. m. in Congregational Giurch. Invitations were issued Saturday by Mrs.

E. P. Irving for the marriage of her daughter, Mary Franws to William Lynn Hendrirksnn of Kiverton, N. J. The ceremony will take place Saturday, Sept.

15, at 4 p. m. in First Congregational church. A wedding reception will be given in the Irving home, 2 Millikin Place, following the wedding service. Attendants will be announced later.

Mr. Hendrickson is the son of Mr- and Mrs. W. A. Hendrickson of Riverton.

X. and is a broker In Philadelphia. Mrs. J. H.

Mudge, whose Aug. 16 marriage was announced Friday, is the former Lucille Ba'tchelder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Batchelder, 647 West Decatur street. Mrs. Mudge has been living in Chicago for the last year and the couple will make their home there. Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Edward B.

Evans and fon, Edward, Jr. have returned from Chicago where they passed several davs. Mrs. C. A.

Jawing and daughter, Mi.s Mary Idelle Ewing. of Chicago are visiting Mis M. "Belle Ewing for several davs. Aicard Trophies Saturday Night -In City Open Play r' Guests at the dinner last night to award prizes won in the Review city open golf tournament, saw the trophy table decorated with flowers and candles, with a spot light on it. A.

M. Metzler, president of tho Decatur Country club, presented the following trophies: Low qualifier. chamDionshlo fliffht rose bowl, to Miss Marv Jane Rrownhptrk Low qualifier, first llieht pewter yruD Ditcner, to Mrs. John Whittle. High qualifier, championship flight bath towel set.

to Mrs. H. P. Dunlap. High qualifier, first Jliaht bath towel set.

to Miss Cynthia Conklin. High hole golf sin. to Mis Cynthia Conklin. 13th qualifier preserves, to Mis Bett Apirstain blind bogey Hobnail amoking set. to Mrs.

Curtis Busher. Second in blind bogey powder, to Mrs. E. K. Scheiter.

First in driving contest tlx goll balls, to Miss Bettv Kaiser. Second in driving contest cheese board, to Mrs. Lester Gott. Most improvement second nine over first nine dusting powder, to Miss Phyl- Lwt'number of putts on 18 holes blue ter, to Mrs. B.

H. pplinger. First in blind bogey crystal cigareu set to Miss Eloise BrownbacK. Second in blind bogey salt nd peppers sets, to Mrs. John Whittle.

First in approaching and putting to Mrs. B. C. Hodowal. Second in approaching and nutting ill I- A -tiP -5 Mrs.

H. H. Myers and daughter, Marilyn, returned Saturday after two months of vacationing in the torth and in Chicago. They passed most of the time at Epworth Heights in Ludington, and have" been in Chicago for several days where they attended a Century of Progress. Miss Lorraine Spiess has gone to Chicago to pass the week end visiting her fiance.

Robert Woodall Harriett, and his father, Robert W. Eartlett. IB ft -ir golf balls to Mrs. lister wi. Most improvement over ouallfyins score chromium cigaret box to Mrs.

Cur- nv.r score UfM li itl Miss Lenore Chndat has returned from Chicago where she visited a days and went from there on the S. S. South America to Mackinac Island for a short vacation. The first person Miss. Chodat saw on the boat was William Requarth of Decatur.

He has been pursers clerk this summer on the South America, which makes a seven day in first flight to Miss Cynthia Conklin. First in blind bogey relish dish, to Miss Mable Hays. second in blind bogey powder, to Mrs. Fled W. Enele.

Mrs Mack VanDeventer and her daughters, Jean and Dorotny Ann, nave inE the summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. VanDeventer and Mr and Mrs -D ing xne nrtnW.

Thev are leaving for their home in Least number or putts on 10 no'T J7 pewler tea pot. a tie between Mrs. W. M. Smothers and Mrs.

McLean Funk. Least number OX pulls lor nr maui. 5EtSe ate ek Mrs VanDeventer and tier daughters have attended the Westfield N. late tnis Decatur summer. only powder, to Mrs.

Jonu wniitie. cruise from Chicago to Buffalo, N. T. Miss Chodat staved at the High score on guuu nw.c tray, to Mrs. R.

H. OPlmger. pirs, in himn bogey pewir cream and and Chicago by boat. Municipal opcia 111 si, c.v. rr 1 AT When they came here they made the trip between Buffalo, N.

Grand hotel at Mackinac Island, sugar, tie between Mrs. Curtis Busher and Mrs. B. C. Hodowal.

Van Devenier rnoio. returned to Chicago on the Second in blind bogey powaer. to loser tie- S. S. America.

Least number 01 putts on i noiea ome vafK. tn Mrs Lawrance Thrift. to Most putts on 18 holes coasters. A number of family picnics and ly from the East to Chicago and Informal i-nnncr will pass several days there De- Miss Betty Kaiser. coffee Low meoai to non matcn piaycr i pi rvmn- table, to Mrs.

W. M. Smothers. Second low medal to non match player Mrs. Anna Thompson celebrated her 90th birthday anniversary last week, receiving a few of her friends informally in her home in 155 Summit avenue, where she lives with her daughter, Mrs.

Isabella T. Machan, professor at Millikin, and her granddaughter, Miss Helen Machan, professor in Blackburn college in Carlinville. Herald and Review Photo. People have been given this week for Miss Jean of Chicago ho is visitirg Mrs. V.

A. Hammer 3 golf balls, to Mrs. Lester Oott. tries visited by Miss W'yne included England, Germany, Austria, France and -Italy. Low medal iirst nine to nun matca player towel, to Mrs.

W. M. Smothers. Low medal on second nine tor non match piayer towel, to Mrs. Frank Pah-meyer.

and family. Last Tuesday the Hammers had a moonlight picnic on Lake Decatur for Miss Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gauger and Garber, and Dorothy Gill, a granddaughter of Mrs.

Gill, are on the trip also. They wUl be gone about five days. Bill Hammer, son of Mrs. W. A.

Hammer, and Bill Hamman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamman. have returned from Floradale, where they passed several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard C. Patterson, 903 West Decatur street, and their three children, Joan, Mary-belle, and Jack left Saturday for a week or ten days in Denver and Estes Park. children are expected to return on and Miss Chapman is well known in Decatur as she has visited in the Pownall home several times. day.

They were on their way to Ottawa to see relatives. Miss Annetta Wood, daughter cf Dr. and Mrs. W. C.

Wood, has returned from Chicago where she attended summer school at Northwestern university. Miss Wood will leave about Sept. 10 for Natchitoches, La. where she is dramatics instructor in the State Normal college. Miss Sally McEvoy and Bill Pownall drove to Champaign Saturday evening for a dance in Champaign Country club.

They passed the night in the home of Congressman and Mrs. D. C. returned to Decatur yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholson" will pass another week with Mrs. Starr before returning to Indianapolis. Low medal on any 18 noies pewter vases, to Mrs. McLean Funk.

Ringer score, first pilsner (lasses, to Mrs. McLean Funk. Ringer score, second pewter flower vase, tie between Mrs. W. M.

Bering, Mrs. Curtis Busher and Miss Mary Jane Labor Day from their vacation, which they are passing at a summer resort on Lake Erie. A Century of Progress fair and is leaving for her home in Arizona the latter part of the week. Mrs. Stevenson was formerly.

Mary Jackson Clark and was at one time music supervisor in the Decatur schools. Mrs. George Curtis and family of Stockton are passing the day ith Mrs. Curtiss' parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Curtis, 447 West Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.

Woare and family are passing several weeks in Northern Wisconsin near Eagle River. Mrs. H. D. Spencer drove to Bloomington Thursday to have luncheon with Mr.

and Mrs. Spencer Ewing, who returned two weeks ago after passing six months in Bali. Mr. Ewing will speak here in the Dr. Will Chenoweth.

437 West "'Hiam street, left Saturday for Mackinac Island where he will Pass his vacation. William Wyatt has gone to Chicago to pass the weekend with Captain Davis. Miss Marybelle Atkinson is pass Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Clark and daughters, Frances Jane and Joan, returned from Deerskin Park, eight miles north of Eagle River, where they have been vacationing.

Mr. Clark played golf over the Eagle Waters course which is one of the most scenic in that part of the state. Mrs. R. G.

Stevenson of Williams, is expected to come from Chicago today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Clark. She has been hostess at the Arizona building at Brownback. Low medal (any day except qualifying day! luncheon set Mrs.

McLean Funk. Most par holes Lelong cologne and atomizer, to Mrs. McLean Funk. Most threes chromium tray, tie be. tween Mrs.

McLean Funk. Mrs. W. M. Bering, and Mrs.

W. M. Smothers. Most fours silver platter and fork, to Mrs. McLean Funk.

Most fives glasses and tray, to Mlsa Mary Jane Brownback. Most sixes 6 golf balls, to Mrs. Frank Pahmeyer. Most sevens candy dish, to Miss Mary Jane Brownback. Most eights Lelomt sachet, to Miss Mable Hays.

Low medal first flight players (Tuesday and Wednesday) compact, to Mrs. John Whittle. Mrs. A. G.

Webhr, Jr, and sons, A. 3d, Richard and Frederick, came back Friday evening from Sarnia, Canada, where they passed a part of the summer. ing the weekend in ML L-arroe! wiu' Miss Kay Miss Ruth Pownall is passing the weekend in Alton with Miss Thelma Chapman. Miss Chapman and Miss Pownall are sorority sisters at the university of Illinois Art Institute about the middle of October on his trip to Siam. He Mrs.

C. A. Starr and her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Nicholson of Indianapolis drove to St.

Louis where they attended the opera "Show Boat" at Forrest park Friday evening. Miss Eleanor Wyne will land Tuesday in New York City follow-'n? a summer of travel in Europe. Miss Wyne sailed in June on the 5- S. Scythia from New York City ith a party of friends from Kansas City, she plans to come direct- Dr Clare A. Garter and her sister Mrs.

Sarah A. Gill, left Saturday by automobile for Straeburg. to attend a family reunion which is being conducted there today. Wallace Munsie. a nephew of Dr.

will bring different objects from the Islands to illustrate his talk. Dr. and Mrs. Jay MacGregor and children, Mary and John, of Mat-toon, visited Decatui friends Fri A.