The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 15

July 5, 1936. DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Newcomer Women Having Luncheon in Sunnyside Auxiliary of the Newcomers club will have a bridge luncheon Wednesday in Sunnyside Golf club. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. and auction and contract bridge will be played in the afternoon. Mrs.

E. F. Moore is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted by Mrs. R. H.

Brown, Mrs. I. R. Holmes, Men and Mrs. N.

D. of the Newcomers club will have a stag dinner Monday evening in South Side Country club. Picnic Tuesday for 0. B. Violet Club 0.

B. Violet club will give its annual picnic Tuesday noon in Nelson park. Each member is asked to bring bread and butter sandwiches, a covered dish and table service. Hostesses will be Mrs. Delia Joly, Mrs.

Mae Ryan, Mrs. Fannie Withrow and Mrs. Ethelda Belke. Mrs. Roscoe M.

Brown is the former Jeanette Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Norris of Anna, Ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Brown were married May 26 in Bloomington and live in 862 North Warren street. (Burchett photo) Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. Bramhall will leave the first of August and Mrs.

Bramhall and Miss Bramhall will join him after Aug. 8 when Miss Bramhall completes her summer school course at the University of Illinois. Elm Grove Club to Meet in Country the approaching marriage of their daughter, Virginia waite, to Leslie M. Cochran of Los Angeles, formerly of Decatur, son of Mrs. Preston Ruthrauff, 433 West Green street.

Miss Waite is leaving Decatur July 18 and is to be married July 27 in Sacred Heart Catholic church in Los Angeles by Rev. Fr. Vincent Lloyd Russell. The couple will live in Los Angeles. Miss Wait was graduated in 1930 from Decatur high school.

She is employed by the S. S. Kresge company. Mr. Cochran attended tur high school and is now employed by the Santa Fe railroad in Los Angeles.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Grady have as their weekend guests the former's nephews, Martin Grady, and Fred Grady, of Minneapolis, Minn.

Both young men attend the University of Minnesota. Mrs. Grady returned Friday from Chicago where she passed last week. Bramhalls Moving to Indianapolis Emogene Bramhall of Mrs. Richard Christian was Mary Tebbe before her marriage June 26 in St.

Johannes Lutheran church. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Tebbe. (Hubbard Studio) Elm Grove Community club will meet at the home of Mrs.

Orville Durham on route 6 Thursday at 2 p. m. to go to the new home of Mrs. Urbana is Leslie Jones near Mt. Zion for their Jane Pah- gathering.

street. Miss Atwood Social club has discontinmoved to ued its meetings for the months of soon July and August. The next meet-1 Clearance, $16.95 $19.95 DRESSES Included are "Mist-0-Moon" Washable Crepes, Printed Sheers and Chiffons, with and without jackets, in sizes up to 46. Reduced for clearance now, to $9. ALL FIELDS' APPAREL PAGE FIFTEEN Miss Yochum Sets July 14 Marriage to Jasper Miller Will Be Performed at Noon in Home Kathryn Yochum has selected 14 AS the date for her marriage to Jasper W.

Miller in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Yochum, 978 North Main street. Thea wedding will be at 12 o'clock, Rev.

Owen W. Pratt of Westminster Presbyterian church will officiate. Members of the immediate famflies will be present for the ceremony. Miss Yochum has selected Mrs. Robert T.

Smith for her matron of honor and only attendant. Mrs. Smith is the former Margery Johnson. Milton Murphy will be best man. Announcement of the engagement was made June 21, and since then the bride to be has been honored in parties.

Mrs. Smith will give a buffet supper this Monday, evening in her home in William street. Mr. Miller, the future bridegroom, is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. T. Miller, 876 North Union street. 0. E.

S. Past Matrons Having Picnic Tuesday The annual picnic given by the Past Worthy Matrons club for Decatur chapters, Order of the Eastern Star, will be in Nelson park pavilion Tuesday. Regular meeting of the club be at 4 p. and the supper be 6:30 p. m.

will This picnic is open to families of the club, and past worthy patrons and their families. Mrs. Mary J. Kellington is general chairman, assisted by: Mrs. Ida Davidson Mrs.

Caroline Howard Mrs. Hattie Shaw Miss Miriam Montgomery Mrs. Margaret Bridwell. The committee has arranged a menu, and announces that those who have not been reached should call one on the committee for information. Each one attending will take bread and butter sandwiches and their own table service.

The meat. ice crem and a drink will be provided. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Back are leaving this morning for a week's vacation in the West. They are driving to Wyoming by of the Black Hills, will visit relatives and see the famous rodeo, and will pass a month on a dude ranch in the mountains 65 miles from Sheridan. Jeanette Norris Is Bride of R. M.

Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Norris of Anna, announce the marriage of their daughter, Jeanette Norris of Decatur, to Roscoe M. Brown, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Brown, 128 South Jasper street. The wedding ceremony was last May 26 in Bloomington. The bride graduated from AnnaJonesboro community high school in 1933 and is employed by the S. S.

Kresge company in Decatur. Mr. Brown was graduated in 1932 from Decatur high school and is employed by the Wabash railroad. He and his bride live at 862 North Warren street. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Eaton and daughter, Kathleen of Omaha, passed several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. F.

C. Rich, who formerly lived in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton and daughter left Saturday morning for their home.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Gebhart left Saturday for Alexandria, to go to their summer. cottage where they have gone for the last 12 summers.

Their cottage is near Lake Miltonia, where weather is cool and pleasant during summer months. Marian Holderby and Lovell Sidener Marry Marian Holderby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Holderby, 1216 West King street, and Lovell Sidener, son of Mrs. J. A. Page, 1413 East Walnut street, were married June 30 in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, by Rev. O.

C. Johnson. Families and friends attended, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Page were attendants. The bride is a high school graduate of 1931, and both are employed at the Decatur Garment company. They are living in 1344 East Marietta street. Mrs.

George D. Steele, 901 West Macon street, joined Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0.

Stricklan, her nephew and niece, in their home in Urbana Friday and the three drove to Turkey Run where they are passing the ROBERTA MOSQUITO CREAM Prevents Mosquito Bites SOS ROBERTA CREAM 50c Actually! An insect repellent that is greaseless, stainless and delightfully PRAGRANT. Soothes sunburn, too! Jar or tube. Toilet Goods Main Floor IS LOCK CO Evening Bridge in South Side Tomorrow at 8 South Side Country club will have an evening bridge party Monday at 8 p. m. in the club house.

Both auction and contract bridge will be played, and after the play a buffet supper will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Larrick are chairmen of the the committee in charge. The committee ask that reservations be made to the club house if possible, but reservations are not necessary to attend the party.

Legion Women Meet in Armory Tomorrow American Legion auxiliary will conduct its July at 7:30 p. Monday in unmeeting, less the weather is extremely warm. If the temperature is high, the meeting will be in Fairview park. Four delegates to state convention will be elected. Virginia Waite is to become the bride July 27 of Leslie M.

Cochran of Los Angeles, Calif. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waite, 1741 North Warren street. She will leave July 18 for Los Angeles.

(Burchett photo) man, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGlade, 1275 West King street. A family picnic was given Saturday at Spitlers by a group of 30 relatives for Mr. and Mrs.

McGlade. Miss McGlade was a graduate this year of the University of Illinois and her parents came for commencement. Since that time they have been visiting relatives in Illinois, and arrived last Monday in Decatur. They will leave the middle of the week to drive to Ohio and then on to the East. Virginia Waite to Wed Former Decatur Man Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Waite, 1741 North Warren street, announce DeMolay Defeats 4th of July Heat, Dances at Sunrise Seventy-five couples attended the DeMolay Fourth of July sunrise dance Saturday from 5 to 8 a. m. in South Side Country club. The party also honored 17 young men who left later Saturday morning for Kansas City where they will attend the first DeMolay founders convention and national conclave Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Seven thousand members are expected to attend. Young men who went to Kansas City are Carl Swartz, Walter Murfin, Delmont Parks, Archie Norton, Roy Swartz, Roy Johnston, James Worsham, Robert Culley, Robert Ellison, Alex Van Praag, William and Jack Burns, W. E. Hartman, advisor, Ribley Trimble, Dudley Buckley, and Errol Odor. After the conclave they will go to the Ozarks to pass the remainder of the week.

Lee Homebrook's orchestra played for dancing, and the couples had breakfast afterward. Martha Allene Blakeney gave a breakfast after the dance in her home in Spangler Heights honoring Lucien Segar of California, who is passing the summer here with relatives. couples attended. Polly and Cooper of SpringTwelve, field also were out of town guests. Another group of 35 couples had breakfast at Peck's Wander Inn following the dance.

C. D. of A. and K. C.

Having Joint Dance Catholic Daughters of America and Knights of Columbus jointly are sponsoring a summer dance in South Side Country club the Friday evening of July 17. Maude Bockner's orchestra has been engaged to play from 9:30 to 12:30. Francis Moran and Mrs. Francis Walker are chairmen from the two organizations and they or other members will have tickets for sale. Mrs.

Woodrow Edwards, a July 4 bride, is the former Anna Marie Kamm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamm, 545 South weekend with friends. They will return the first of the week. Miss Daisy Cohee, 335 Mercer street, is passing the weekend in Peru with her sister.

Miss Cohee formerly lived in Peru. Anna Marie Kamm Is Bride of W. Edwards Anna Marie Kamm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamm, 545 South Nineteenth street, and Woodrow Edwards were married at 6 p.

Saturday in the home of bride's parents by Rev. Mr. Richardson. The bride attended Decatur high school, and is an employe of the Chocolate shop. Mr.

Edwards is employed by the Decatur club. The couple will live in a house at the corner of Church and Garfield streets. Prince Family Leaving for North Mrs. Harold R. Prince and children plan to leave Monday for Long Lake, Altena, to pass the remainder of the summer at their cottage there, where they have been going for several years.

Mrs. Prince and the five children, Betty, Roswell, James, Peggy and Susanne will drive to their cottage which is near Lake Huron. Mr. Prince will join his family the first of August for a three weeks vacation. They will accompany him back to Decatur.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sommer of Chicago came this weekend to visit the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. F. Burns. Mr.

Sommer will return to his home this evening. Mrs. Sommer, who was formerly Gladys Burns, will pass two weeks with her parents. Decatur W. C.

T. U. Having Picnic Decatur Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Wednesday evening in Fairview park. A picnic supper will be served promptly at 6:30 p. m.

in the park pavilion. Several selections of music and short talks will be given in the program after supper. The program will be closed with the presentation of a playlet by young people of the Youths' Temperance council. Visitors will be welcome. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish, sandwiches, a quart of sweetened tea table service.

Eleanor Grosh left yesterday for Fort Wayne, to pass two weeks with her parents. She will go to the lakes near Fort Wayne for a part of her vacation. Have Picnic for Guests from Panama Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGlade and daughter, Charlotte, of Balboa, Panama, are passing 10 days Mr.

McGlade's brother in law sister, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Strat- FASHION SHOP 406 N. WATER Cool Summer SWISSES AND VOILES Monday Special 1.98 AND UP Sizes 12 to 44 Mrs. Raymond C.

Eagleton was Doris E. Patterson before her marriage June 27 in Cleveland Avenue Methodist parsonage. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Patterson, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eagleton.

The couple are living in 985 West Cerro Gordo street. (Burchett photo) ing will be the first Tuesday in September. Announcement of the place and hostess will be made later. Kid Party Tuesday for Daughsis Club Daughsis club will give a "kid" party Tuesday in the lost room of the Masonic temple at 7:30 p. m.

Hostesses will be Mrs. James Hill, Lucille Bivans and Marjorie Bupp. Women's Calendar of Events MONDAY South Side bridge at 8. Legion auxiliary in armory. Mrs.

Smith's party for Miss Yochum. TUESDAY O. E. S. past matrons' picnic, Nelson.

South Side guest bridge-luncheon. Daughsis club kid party. Crowder-Nally wedding, 10:30 a. m. WEDNESDAY Round Robin in Sunnyside.

Country club bridge-luncheon. Newcomer auxiliary bridgeluncheon, Sunnyside. Decatur W. C. T.

U. picnic, Fairview. Alpha Chi alumnae dinnerbridge, South Side. County 4-H picnic, Fairview. FRIDAY South Side golf, picnic luncheon.

SATURDAY G. O. P. study club lawn party. We Have A Complete Stock of Kirk's Repousse Pattern Solid (Sterling) Silver The Original Repousse Flatware This pattern is over 100 years old and has the attributes of an heirloom-treasured indefinitely from generation to generation.

Kirk patterns are not discontinued. BEGINNERS' SET OF FOUR EACH (24 Pieces) Four Knives, four Forks, four Teaspoons, four Salad Forks, four Butter Spreaders and four Cream Soups. KNIFE SPOON KNIFE CHEESE SUGAR BUTTER $53.84 $2.50 $2.50 $3.00 Use OuT Lawaway or Charge China. Account Purchase Plan Silver to or WEDGWOOD (Wellesley Pattern) Dinner Plates, each $1.25 Cups and Saucers $1.50 BEGINNER'S SET Service for FourTWENTY PIECES $18.95 A reproduction of a very old and lovely pattern -all-over Ivory with embossed border. Open stock.

Wedgwood patterns are never discontinued. H. Post Sons, Jewelers Merchant at Prairie Avenue Established 1872 Watch Repairing -Prompt, Expert Work the weekend guest of myer, 1086 West William Mr. and Mrs. Bramhall Bramhall, who recently Urbana, will move again uly FIELDS' APPAREL SECTION- SECOND FLOOR DRESSES Groups! All New Summer Styles! with and Up to $12.95 Regular $5.95 DRESSES DRESSES 95 95 This group includes Washable Sa- Sizes 12 to 20; 38 to 44; also Junior tins, Printed Crepe Suits, plain and sizes 11, 13, 17.

Washable Crepes, pastel Crepes, in size 12 to 20; 38 plain and printed; Bemberg Dots, to 44 -reduced to $6.95 for im- laces, eyelets, navy Sheers. Remediate clearance. duced to $3.95. SALES FINAL! NO EXCHANGES! NO APPROVALS! SECTION---SECOND FLOOR.