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NINE THE TANTAGRAPH. BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, SUNDAY, SEPT. 2. 1951. Late Summer Visitors in Bloomington j'jyilT'r-P lMl mi iiimiiin iiiiiiijiiiwiwuiiwiimiumi iv rfF W- ''7 MRS.

RICHARD KRUGER and 8 months old daughter, Cindy, of Houston, are visitinr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Costigan of 1321 E. Grove St.

She is the former Sally Costi-gan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kruger of Evanston, parents of her husband, and his sister MISS JEAN SLOAN of Coronado, Calif, has been spending her vacation with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.

Guy Sloan, 1110 E. Monroe St. In the picture at Bloomington Country Club swimming pool are Miss Helen A. Dick, Miss Sara Holder, Miss Sloan and Miss Carol Don Louie. MRS.

THOMAS L. STJLWELL and her children, Cynthia, 2, and Sandra, 4 months, are visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Cline, the Oaks. Mr.

and Mrs. til well and family arrived here this week from their home in Wynne-wood. on the Main Line. She is the former Jeanne Cline. Dorothy, are also visiting the Costigans over the week end.

AMTAHAPM PHOTOS To Be November Bride Social Notes Jean Doyle, Newell Bliss Wed MR. AND MRS. KENNETH MOORE, 1309 E. Washington Meet Former Bloomingtonians On Pack Trip Lorinjr Merwin. 1320 E.

Wash- have as their guests for Labor Day weekend, Miss and Isabel 'A Young Couple On California Wedding Trip Berkhoff and their brother, Nicholas Berkhoff, of Chicago. Mrs, Moore is their sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Postel of Chicago visited the Moores last weekend.

MRS. HARRIETT THOMAS, 502 S. Clayton St, has as her in Ertnn and RalDh Heffernon. Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Doyle of 223 N. University Normal, announce the marriage of their guests her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Lew Thonjas of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Thomas is the former Edna HenseL 1920 E. Oakland have just returned from a trio to the Jack 5 Ji1'- daughter, Jean, to Newell Bliss of son Hole country. They met El- wyn Simmons ana son, jonn oi Decatur, formerly of Bloomington.

in Chicago, and the four trav Mr. ajid Mrs. R. H. Coolidge and their son, Hesketh, of Middletown, Uhenoa, son of Mrs.

William De-genford of Chenoa and C. M. Bliss of 103 N. Gridley St. THE WEDDING took place Aug.

Ohio. Mrs. Coolidge is the daughter of Mrs. Rawson. Last week Mrs.

Coolidge went to Western Springs to visit her daughter, Mrs. James eled' by train to Jackson, Wyo. Ashley, the former Courtney Coolidge, and her new daughter, Courtney II. Mr. Coolidge joined his family here Thursday.

There they were joined oy Smith, also a former Bloomington resident, now living out side of Santa Rosa, Calif. at noly Trinity Church with Msgr. B. J. Sheedy officiating at the single ring service.

The bride wore a lavender suit with blue accessories and carried a corsage of white roses. Her twin sister, June, was her The five men were outfitted and started their 80 mile pack trip from Turoin Meadows Ranch MRS. FRED HITCH, The Oaks, had visiting her last week friends whom she met on her European trip a year ago, Miss Louise Castelli of Streator, N. B. Lehmen and his sister, Clara of Chester.

Mrs. Hitch entertained at Bloomington Country Club for them while maid of honor, and William Mar Moran, traveling through the Teton National Forest. At the TTnnpr Falls nf th Buffalo River tin, Normal, was best man. thev crossed the Divide and went they were here. MISS FRANCES ELFSTRAND, 408 E.

Washington and Mrs. Fred Hitch drove to Chicago a week ago to attend the annual Chi-cagoland Music Festival at Soldier's Field. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, 406 W.

Mulberry Normal. down Atlantic Creek to the Yel A reception for 150 guests was held at the home of the bride's parents, with Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Patrick Burke, Miss Dorothy Fritzsche and Miss Virginia lowstone River and Bridger Lake. They then crossed, the Divide again and went down Pacific Creek to Enos Lake and oti back td3ioran.

They fished in every available creek, river and lake If 1--' 'VP, Iff i 'J reporting "wonderful weather and uoyie, anotner sister of the bride, assisting. The bride wore blue with navy when she and Mr. Bliss left on their wedding trip to California. THE NEW Mrs. Bliss graduated from Trinity High School and has MR.

AND MRS. JOHN FELMLEY and daughter, Barbara, 32 Country Club returned home last week from a "float trip" on the Current river. They boarded the boat at Eminence, and fished their way down to Van Buren, Mo. No fish. splendid fishing." Staying at the Wort Hotel in Jackson were many of the movie people, including Alan Ladd, whc were there making two movies, one for Paramount and one for been employed at State Farm Insurance Comnanies.

The bride groom graduated from Chenoa RKO. The tentative titles are "The High School and is also employed Big Sky" and "Shane." at State Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Bliss Pickering Photo Several prenuptial parties were MR.

AND MRS. R. S. RITCHIE, 1604 E. Washington had her niece and nephew, Pat and Bob Perry, of Wheaton visiting them during the past week.

Pat is attending Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. Bob is a junior in the Law School at Notre Dame. Their mother, Mrs. L. J.

Perry, is a sister of Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Vane Bosworth. MR. AND MRS.

B. L. WILLIAMS, 1405 E. Oakland had the Glen C. Smiths of Pittsfield as guests last week.

The two couples drove to Chicago to see "South given for Mrs. Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. George Snence of 1005 Bakewell Normal, gave a garden party MISS RUTH CATES is engaged to James R.

Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, R. R. 2, Bloomington, it has been announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Cates of 104 E. Mulberry Normal. A November wedding is planned.

corinne studio and dinner. Mrs. William Martin of Normal entertained at a per sonal shower, the bride two sis Who's New Club To Hold Luncheon The first Fall meeting of the Who's New Club will be a luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at the White Fence Tea Room at 1423 W.

Market St. Reservations are to be made by noon ters and Mrs. Patrick Martin gav a miscellaneous shower and her From 4 States Memphis, Atlanfa Residents Leave For Their Homes Mrs. Marjorie Henline Nanney of Memphis, Tenn. and Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh C. Henline and son, Barry, of Atlanta, are en route to their homes after several days here. They have been the house guests of Mr. and.

Mrs. Charles Daley of 1612 N. Lee St. and of Mrs. Emma McCrearv of 812 E.

Monroe St. fellow employees at State Farm Dennises' Sons Here for 40th entertained for her. Anniversary Barber Shoppers Sigma Kappa Alumnae Set Picnic Supper The opening alumnae meeting of Sigma Kappa Sorority will be a picnic supper Thursday at 5:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Otto Beich of 33 Sunset Rd. Special guest will be Mrs. E. D. Taggart, national secretary -treasurer from Indianapolis, who will be here several days and will stay at the sorority house at 1101 N.

East St. Hostesses for the picnic -will be Mrs. W. A. Burkholder, chairman, Mrs.

Beich, Mrs. Wendell Oliver, Mrs. Richard Ritchie, Mrs. Sue Mathis and' Miss Erma Means. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Dennis of 506 W. Walnut St. entertained at dinner for' 25 Thursday night. They will have a party for friends Monday night on their 40th wedding anniversary.

Their four sons and their families who are here from distant points will return to their homes after Labor Day. The latter arranged their vacations for this time and had not been together for eight years. Sons and their families, include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dennds and daughters Pat, Joan and Debbie, Camden, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dennis and son, Tommie, Oak Lawn; Mrv and Mrs. Bill Dennis and children, Kathy and Tim, Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Dennis and children, Jim and Ther-ese, Mobile, Ala. Also present will be the Dennises' son-in-law and daughter, the Robert Kerrs, of 506 W. Walnut St. The Kerrs' infant daughter, Susan Denise, born Aug. 23, is the 10th grandchild of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Dennis. Ned Parret, Family Here Mrs. E. K.

Parret of 718 Normal Ave. has as her house guests over the holiday week end her son and his family, the Ned Par-rets of Polo. The latter have three children, Stephen, Carol and Ronald. Mr. Parret will begin his seventh year as music instructor in the high school at Polo this week.

To Hold Ladies' Night Picnic Members of the Bloomington Chapter for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will hold their annual late Summer picnic Tuesday evening at the H. L. Loomis home at Lake Bloomington. It will be a ladies night with the picnic scheduled at 6:30 p. m.

Emil Wichmann, Lloyd Schad and Merle Rohler are on the committee arranging the event. Befa Sigma Phi Plans Meeting The first Fall meeting of Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. The meeting will take place at the home of Edna Dirks of 601 E. Monroe St.

Assisting hostess will be Miss Beverlie Steele. The chapter will hold a Fall rummage sale Sept 8. MR. AND MRS. C.

L. BUCKLEY of 1512 E. Olive St. and their children, Connie and Mike, are entertaining Mrs. Buckley's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clair Williams of Des Moines, Iowa. They have been frequent visitors here. Mrs. Buckley's home was in Des Moines before her marriage.

MR. AND MRS. MORRIS FULLER, 901 N. McLean have as their weekend guests their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Harper Terry and Mike. They are living in Blooming-dale, outside of Wheaton. Mr. Harper is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Harper, 622 Normal Normal. The Harpers brought their German Shepherd police dog with them to enter him in the Corn Belt Kennel Show Monday. The dog has taken several prizes. MR. AND MRS.

P. L. EVELSIZER and children, Chad and Sandra, of 407 Broadway, Normal, returned Tuesday from a month's trip to California. They visited the Jefferson Kauffmans and the Glen Kings of Hollywood while there. The two couples are former residents of Bloomington.

On their way home they stopped in Phoenix, to see the Lee Ritchies, also formerly of Bloomington. -i DR. AND MRS. THOMAS ROSE, 1 Country Club PL, are having several Labor Day week end house guests. Their daughter, Frankie, and her T.

King, and year old son, Freddy, are here from Chicago. Tom Rose Jr. is bringing a guest, Miss Jeanette Rysa, from Gary, Ind. Mr. Rose is with a transportation company in Gary.

Betty Rose, the other daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rose, is in Heidelburg, Germany, working as legal secretary to Colonel Patterson. She flew over last March. She has her car there and is seeing the continent on weekends.

She has driven through Holland, Switzerland and has spent several -weekends with Mrs. Reed Madden of Xenia, Ohio, in Paris and Baden-Baden. Mrs. Madden will leave for home the first of October. MRS.

MAUDE SILVEY, 503 LaFayette and her friend, Mrs. Stella Wagner of Waukegan, have returned from a four weeks trip through the Southeast driving over the new Appalachian Parkway. They visited Gatlinburg, Virginia Beach, and stopped with friends in Spruce Pine, N. C. They spent several days in Williamsburg, stopping at the Inn and attending lectures at Williamsburg College.

On their return trip they visited White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. MR. AND MRS. WILLIS MAGIRL.

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i. i i HiimM I mm-M i4 1 1 -J 2X? JkfK )x -v; fe j. i I itrSi ImMmm and Mrs. Wilbur Rusk, 1418 N. Clinton drove to Wilmette last weeK to visit Mrs.

Aiaums sister and her family, the Edward P. Russells, Ann, 16 and Jim, 13. The Russells are moving to Laurel, where Mr. Russell will be in charge of the Northern Electric Company's new plant there. MR.

AND MRS. WALTER CREBER, 1503 E. Washington and their two children, Sally and Joe, left Friday to make their new home inXSlen Ellyn. Mr. Creber is with the Chicago Steel Service Company at the home office.

Several parties were given for the Crebers the past week. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PERRY of 1506 E. Oakland have recently returned nome irom several days visit in Chicago.

MISS BEBE KAY LUSHER, 502 S. Fell Normal, returned Friday from Cherokee, N. where she attended the outdoor production of "Unto These Hills," the story of the Cherokee Indians, MRS. ROSS HUME, Mrs. William Costigan and Mrs.

Vane Bosworth who made arrangements for the Bloomington Country Club annual guest day bridge last Tuesday. Mrs. Hume is president of the organization, the other two women were hostesses for the day. MRS. WILLIAM DRIGGS, Mrs.

E. A. Breyvogel, Mrs. C. V.

Dunnuck and Mrs. Harold Mecherlt, at the BCC bridge. Mrs. Breyvogel was the guest of Mrs. Mecherle and Mrs.

Driggs was Mr. Dunnuck's guest There were 14 tables of bridge which started play after the luncheon. VSSSiU'" with a group of members of the cast of "Forever This Land. Both plays were written by Kermit Hunter. Miss Lusher had role of Mrs.

Rutledge in "Forever This Land.".