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Thursday, June 28, 1956 THE HAMMOND TIMES TV Page A-9 tc 8 Bridal Showers Given For Area Brides-to-Be -Miss Sandra Kay Gabrielion of Milwaukee, Wii, who will become the bride of Dr. Richard M. Duhon of Munster "on July 7 in Milwaukee, has been honored with three pre-nuptial parties. The first was hosted by the future groom's mother and sister, Mrs. Michael Duhon and Miss Peggy Duhon, of 8254 Parkview, Munster.

A Patricia Hill -Is Engaged to Louis Szekely Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey V. Hill of 6546 Alabama Ave, Hammond, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Louis Szekely Jr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Szekely Sr, of 3316 Black Oak Rd, Hammond. Miss Hill graduated from Morton High School and is attending Felt and Tarrant Comptometry School. Mr. Szekely is employed iy Inland Steel.

Wedding plans are indefinite. s- 9- i i I i 't Hammond Times Photo NEW OFFICERS were installed at the recent meeting of Bethel 96, International Order of Job's Daughters of Griffith, at the Griffith Masonic Temple. Taking office were, left to right, Priscilla Newcomer, marshal Carole Ashcraf senior princess Barbara Miller, honored queen; Karen Clark, junior princess, and Pamela Fulka, guide. Griffith Job's Dangters Install Barbara Miller was installed as honored queen of Bethel 96 of the International Order of Job's Daughters of Griffith at services conducted recently in the Griffith Masonic Temple. Serving with her for the next six months.

will be Carole Ashcraft, senior princess; Karen Clark, junior princess; Pamela Fulka, guide; Priscilla Newcomer, marshal; Lynn Wallen, inner guard; Virginia Lakatos, outer guard; Sharon Lugar, senior custodian; Loretta Cawood, junior custodian; Empire Silhouette Is Not for All NEW YORK (UP) Designer Claire McCardell, an exponent of the empire silhoutte, is the first to admit it is not becoming to every woman. Miss McCardell features the high-waisted, loose-fitting empire in many of her summer and fall designs, both for daytime and evening. But she says any way you drape it, the empire looks its best on the woman who has a small rib cage. Miss McCardell, who has been Making the empire for 10 years, advises the woman who's extremely tall to stay away from this silhoutte. It only exaggerates height.

'And it's not for the stout'- she said. "But then, what does look good on a stout woman?" Bue, she said in an interview, the empire is one of the most flattering silhouettes the slim woman can wear. It makes her look taller, her legs longer. She believes more dressmakers by fall will have revived the empire. "It's the happy and comfortable medium between the sheath and those full-skirted, tight-waisted dresses," she said.

Donna Fechner, first messenger; seler, junior custodian; Alyce Rupp, installing secretary; Edith Brown, installing musician; Judy Wilson, acting marshal. Jeanne Lee Wells, installing officer; Elizabeth Orr, installing guide; Karen Cutler, installing marshal; Marlene Anderson, installing chaplain; Joan McCarty, senior custodian; Barbara Chan- Wheeler Photo MR. AND MRS. DEAN ARTHUR STERLING Dean A. Sterlings To Make Home in Germany Recently departed for Frankfort Germany, where he will be stationed with the Army, is Dean Arthur Sterling, whf was married to the former Miss Phyliss Elnore Klein on June 9 at the First United Presbyterian Church in the Hessville section of Hammond.

The couple traveled to Fort Knox, where the groom was stationed prior to departure, on Have You Tried Our 2-Lb. Economy Pack of Cottage Cheese? Carol Backs, second messenger; Barbara Chambers, third messenger Peggy Goolik, fourth messenger; Darlene Newcomer, messenger; Nancy Back's, librarian; Karen Sell, musician; Barbara Obrecht recorder; Susan Bonnem, treasurer; Linda Big-gerstaff, chaplain. MRS WILLIS ARMSTRONG is guardian and Mr. Armstrong associate guardian. Council members of the Bethel are Mrs.

Roger Tennant, treasurer; Mrs. Ben McFarlane, secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Del Bonnem, finance; Mrs. Roscoe Newcomer, robe mother; Mrs.

Lela Hicks, assistant mother, and Mrs. Anderson, sociability. Installing officers are Phyllis Harvey, mistress of ceremonies; Call WE stmore Good Meal For Company Puree a couple of packages of cooked frozen peas and season with butter, salt and pepper. Spoon the puree down the center of a platter; arrange breaded veal cutlet (cut in serving-size pieces) and broiled tomatoes around the peas. Nice.

for 2-0319 changed to a blue linen sheath dress with white accessories. Both she and her husband are graduates of Morton High School. He is now a private first class in the Army. DIXIE DAIRY 4323 WABASH AVE. HAMMOND, 1ND.

their honeymoon. The new Mrs. Sterling will join her husband in Germany in November. Officiating at the 4 p.m. ceremony which united the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph D. Klein of 7216 Alexander Ave, Hammond, and the son of Mrs. Ellen Hammond, was the Rev. John Eastwood.

When poultry is tagged "ready-to-cook" it has been fully drawn (eviscerated) and cleaned inside and out. mTT It J. White and family of 6122 Garfield Ave, Hammond. The Farmers will remain here for a month. Keith Allans Of East Chicago Name Baby Laura GeraJyn The birth of a daughter, Laura Geralyn, is being announced by Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Allan of 4217 Homerlee Ave, East Chicago. She was born June 10 at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Evergreen Park. Grandmothers of the new baby are Mrs. Mary Jane Allan of East Chicago and Mrs.

Mary Jelavich of Chicago. The Infant has a brother, Keith Gerard, 15 months. Al Merchants Have Guests From Daytona Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

Al Merchant of Highland St, Hammond, had as their guests this past week-end Mr. and Mrs, Russell Milne and -family from Daytona Beach, Fla. The Merchants took their guests to their summer place on the Tippecanoe River where they were joined by Detective Lt. Harold Petrie and his son, Hal. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter J. Jenkins Are Parents Of New Baby A new member of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.

Jenkins, 3627 176th PI, Hammond, is a son named John Gerard. The baby was born March 26 and arrived at the Jenkins home on June 23. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moll of Calumet City and Mr.

and Mrs. Walter R. Jenkins of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Hill Entertain Daughter And Grandson Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Hill of 1030 Eaton Hammond, are their daughter and grandson, Mrs. James V. Reed and Vaughn of Silver Springs, Md. They will visit here for several weeks and will also be the guests of Mrs.

Reed's brother, J. B. Hill and his family of Calumet City. Mrs. Reed is the former Dorothy Hill.

Christening Party Held For Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Gleim Kathy Marie was the name given the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gleim, 18006 Arcadia Ave, Lansing, when she was christened June 24 hi St.

John "Lutheran Church in Lansing. A dinner party in honor of the baby's christening and the birthday of her brother, David William, was held in the Gleim home, after the church ceremony. Included in the guests were Conrad Gleim of Lansing, uncle of the children and godfather of Kathy Marie; Miss Linda Krell of Lansing, cousin of the children and godmother of the new baby, and Mr. and Mrs. William W.

Raimey of Hammond, maternal grandparents. Kathy Marie was born May 17 in St. Margaret Hospital. Guests From Maryland Will Visit At Richard Reed Home Mrs. Lowell B.

Hazzard and daughter, Mrs. Ray Etzler, of Westminster, Md, will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed, 8 Broadmoor, Munster. Mrs.

Hazzard is the sister of Mrs. Reed. She will visit for one week, and Mrs. Etzler will stay for a longer period. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Stemper Announce Birth of Baby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stemper of 1114 173rd St, Hammond, are announcing the birth of their second son, Darryl Thomas. The new baby was born June.

24 at St Catherine Hospital in East Chicago. He has a brother, four and a half. Mrs. Harry Darall of East Chicago is the maternal grandmother. The baby's mother is the former Miss Mary Jane.

Darrall. ULn. DDu SBDKEmBBHBM MUSICAL selections at the dougle ring wedding included "Oh Lord Most Holy." A full length gown of lace and nylon tulle over satin was worn by the bride, who was given in marriage by her father. The lace bodice featured an illusion neckline and long pointed sleeves. Attached to her crown of pearls was a fingertip veil.

She stephanotis and white orchiu.s. Miss Mary Lynn Mirzalli was the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Linda Klein, the bride's sister, and Miss Gayle Goodin. They were both dressed in white lace over yellow taffeta and wore head pieces of a single pearl eircle with yellow veils. They carried bouquets of white daisies and yellow rosebuds. ROBERT PEARSON wai the best man and the ushers were Edward Sterling, the groom's brother, and Albert Iorio.

A reception for approximately 300 guests was held at the Carpenter's Hall before the couple left on their honeymoon. For traveling, the new Mrs. Sterling por "rp liyf uofotaste! A fa The miscellaneous shower and buffet luncheon was held in the American Civic Club in East Chicago and included relatives of the Dr. Duhon'a family and many close friends. The bride-to-be's chosen colors of pink and white were used In decorating.

A large white umbrella covered with red rosea hung from the ceiling above the gift table. The honoree was presented with a corsage of American beauty roses. Mrs. Theodor Rosengren and Mrs. Rita Nelson, both of Kenosha, and close friends of the bride-elect's family, entertained with a personal shower Tuesday in Kenosha.

Included in the guests were several of Miss Gabrielson's relatives and family friends. Another personal shower was held Wednesday in Milwaukee and hosted by Miss Carol Jeli-nek, who will be maid of honor at the wedding. A luncheon was served and guests included the bride-to-be's mother and sister, Mrs. L. H.

Gabrielson and Miss Debra Gabrielson, and close friends from the universities of Wisconsin and Marquette. Mifk Reedy, Dr. Ahlerinjr. Feted At Pre-Xuptial Events Miss Mary Lou Reedy, whose marriage to Dr. David Ahlering of Highland will take place on Saturday, has been honored with several pre-nuptial parties and dinners.

Dr. and Mrs. Louis River, godparents of the bride, are giving the rehearsal dinner this evening. Mrs. Harold O'Connell entertained yesterday with a luncheon and swimming party at the Oak Park Country Club for the bridal party.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Woulfe of River Forest, 111., feted the bridal couple with a cocktail party on June 18. A luncheon was given for 25 at the Camellia House in the Drake Hotel by two of the bridesmaids, Misses Alice Quinn and Jackie Reeb.

A miscellaneous shower was given by another bridesmaid. Miss Ann Horn, at her home in River Forest, for 30 guests. Former Mis Smith Honored At Series Of Showers Before Miss Jacqueline Doreert Smith became the bride of William F. Howe of Chicago on June 2, she was the guest of honor at a round of pre-nuptial showers. Mrs.

James Orr and daughter, Mrs. John Solinski entertained at one of the showers at 8628 White Oak Munster and were assisted by Mrs. Donald Orr. Twenty-five guests were present Gifts for the honored guest were placed beneath a pink shower umbrella. Miss Smith and Mr.

Howe were the guests of honor at a surprise ehower at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Summers of Chicago, who were attendants at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith entertained with a bridal dinner for their daughter and her attendants at an area restaurant preceding the dress rehearsal. Twenty guests were present. The couple presented their gifts for their attendants at this time. Open House Will Follow Karmer-Kooi Wedding Saturday Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Karmer Jr. of 497 Gordon Calumet City, are announcing that their daughter, Ruth Joyce, will be married to Bert Kooi Jr. on Saturday.

An open house will be held at the home of the bride's parents immediately following the 7:30 p.m. ceremony at St. John Lutheran Church in Calumet City. Mr. Kooi is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Kooi Sr. of 18240 Wild-wood Lansing. Friends and relatives of the couple and their families are Invited to attend the wedding and open house. Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Beison Celebrate 25th Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Beison of 5034 Walsh East Chicago, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary this past Saturday with a party for over 100 guests in the American Legion home in East Chicago. The actual date of the anniversary is June 30, but since one son, Robert, who is stationed at Fort Sill, could arrange a furlough last week, the Beisons decided to observe the occasion then.

They have another son, Richard, who is a sophomore in the Medical School of Indiana University. A large tiered wedding cake centered the refreshment table. Mrs. D. A.

Bethea Elected State President of Auxiliary Mrs. D. A. Bethea of Hammond, was elected state president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosier State Medical Association. The group held its annual session recently at the Young Women's Christian Association in Gary.

Mrs. Steinberg Is Hostess To Visitors From Pittsburgh Hostess at a luncheon held recently at her home was Mrs. D. E. Steinberg, 17745 Wentworth Lansing.

Her guests were her sister, Mrs. E. L. Erfert, Mrs. James Hochendoner and the Misses Esther Gerstacker, Ruth Gerst-acker, Clara Blinn and Virginia Loadman, all of Pittsburgh, Pa.

The women had attended the three-day convention of the English District Lutheran Women's Missionary League at Concordia Teachers College at River Forest, Illinois. With the exception of Mrs. Erfert they are on a tour to Yellowstone National Park. Mrs. Erfert is visiting with her mother, Mrs.

Bertha Hecht of Lansing, and other relatives and friends. Residents of London, England Visiting Relatives in Hammond Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Farmer of London, England, arrived recently to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard FOR WXV DE-FATTED fAILK! HAMBURGERS TV hil- GOOD FOR HEALTH! v. Past President Parley Unit Hears Reports Reports of the gifts sent to hospitalized veteran nurses at Hines Hospital and of the annual dinner of the Past President's Parley group of Unit 330 were read at their recent meeting. The group met at the legion home, with Mrs.

Steven Sierzega presiding. After the business session, games were played, with the door prize going to Mrs. Ott Piccirrilli. Mesdames George Graska, Paul Lesczynski, George Dvojacki, and Peter Gindl were hostesses for the evening. The next meeting of the group will be held in August with election of new officers.

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Gerald Shlensky Parents Of Second, Child Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shlensky of 6009 Hohman Ave, Hammond, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Elaine a sh a on June 9 at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. Paternal grandparents of the new baby are Mr. and Mrs.

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