Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 3

LANCASTER, (0.) EAGLE-GAZETTE PAGE THREE MONDAY, JULY 8, 1946 TO RESIDE HERE Rehearsal Dinner In Colonial Room Wedding Date Is Celebrated Sunday At Snyder Home I Celebrating their forty-first wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder arranged a delightful gathering, Sunday, July seventh at their home. 251 South Front-st, when their children and grandchildren and a few close friends joined them for the occasion. Society 'UK Af WAX', Observance of the fortieth an- Evening Affair Honors Visitor Miss Marilyn Stenger and Mr.

Tom Stenger, 542 East Fifth avenue, entertained with a small party Saturday night at the Country Club, for the pleasure of Miss Cynthia Fulton, Los Angeles. California, visiting in Lancaster. Garden flowers in bright colors were used in decorations for the dinner, for which guests were invited at seven o'clock. Seated around the gaily appointed table were Miss Fulton, Miss Virginia Pickering, Miss Marianne Vorys, Miss Nancy Dunn, Columbus, Mr. John Kerr, Mr.

Don Gilluley, Mr. William Dunn and Mr. Danny Galbreath, Columbus, Miss Stenger and Mr. Stenger. Later in the evening the young people motored to Buckeye Lake for boating.

Miss Fulton accompanied her Marry At Church Ceremony, Reception At Nearby Inn Tall, slender, and dark haired Miss Dori.s Marie Van Horn was radiantly lovely, as to the strains of Lohengrin Wedding March, she took her place at the altar on the arm of her father. Mid-summer afternoon sunlight slanting through the windows of First Presbyterian Church lighted the pathway for the bride and her attendants, and fell across Miss Van Horn and Mr. Kenneth Kaye Hannan as they repeated their wedding vows. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Robert C.

Bowman at three-thirty o'clock in the afternoon of Sun r'Y -V Mir- and Mrs. V. R. Brown of Port I Clinton, Ohio, was attended by Mr. Fred Lewis who served him as best man, and Mr.

Carl James, Mr. Paul Oberdorfer, Mr. Robert Reef, and Lieut. Judd Hauenstei. acting as ushers.

0 Mrs. Donald Leon Dowell Salyers Photo A bride early in the summer, Mrs. Donald Leon Dowell, the former Miss Anita Marvey Chapman, and Mr. Dowell, were married in the Parish House of St. Mary's Catholic Church on June twenty-seventh.

The young couple has established residence at 632 Forest Rose avenue, Lancaster. day, July seventh. Slender white candles, seven branched candelabra, and beauty vases of white gladioli and gyp- sophiha, decorated the altar A program of melodies includ ing "Oh Promise Me," "Always," and "I Love Thee," was presented preceding the ceremony by Mrs. Donald Friend, accompanied by Miss Lenora Taylor at the organ, who also played "Melody in "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" and "Intermezzo." Miss Van Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Van Horn of 1614 East King-st, wore a gown of traditional white It was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline edged in white, antique ivory lace, identical to that which accented the hip line of the full circular skirt, falling from a fitted bodice and ending in a cathedral train. Her long sleeves came to points over her hands and a veil of imported illusion was held in place by a tiara embroidered with sequins and pearls. She wore a pair of turquoise earrings which were the gift of her bridegroom, and carried a shower arrangement of white bride's roses and stephanotis. Wears Blue Satin Miss Betty Hannan, sister of the bridegroom, served as maid of honor, wearing a powder blue satin gown designed with a net yoke, and an off the shoulder ef- feet above a draped bodice, from which fell a full over skirt of net, wnicn swept mw a snon train. On her head was a halo of flowers holding a shoulder length veil of the color of her gown.

She carried a modernistic cas-1 cade of pale yellow gladioli Peruvian lilies and pale pink car I I i i i IX SUMMER Tobias Photo Mrs. Russell Wolfinger Among Lancaster young wo-' men selecting an early summer wedding date is Miss Ada Ruth Cochran, whose marriage to Mr. Russell Wolfinger, was solemniz-J ed on the morning of June twen-i ty-sixth, with the ceremony read by the Rev. A. C.

Young at his residence. The new Mrs. Wolfinger is the daughter of Mr. Roy Cochran. Mr.

Wolfinger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfinger, South Columbus-st. Mr. and Mrs.

Wolfinger have established residence at 932 Hubert-av, Lancaster, Ohio. SPENT WEEK IN NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Speakman and daughter Donnabell of East Mulberry-st and Mrs. Katie Speakman of East Wheeling-st, have returned home after spend ing a week in Salem, New Jersey with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Van Note. The former Miss Elsie Speakman, Mrs. VanNote is the daughter of Mrs. Katie Speakman and a sister of Mr.

Dewey Speakman. The Lancaster group visited Atlantic City while in the East and enjoyed deep sea fishing at Cape May. They also visited other relatives in" Salem. Calendar MONDAY, JULY 8 Chief Tarhe Auxiliary 1380, Veterans of Foreign "Wars will meets at Armory 8 p. m.

Business of importance. Beta Gamma Chapter, Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will have games party 8 p. m. at chapter rooms. TUESDAY, JULY 9 Harford Circle to meet at U.

B. Church, North Broad-st, for pot-luck supper, 6:30 p. m. Loyal Workers Class of Sixth-av Methodist Church will meet at the church 7:30 p. m.

Searchers class, Sixth-av Methodist Church plans family picnic at Rising Park, 6:30 p. m. American Legion Auxiliary will have outdoor pot-lurk supper at Rising Park, 6:30 p. m. LUCI EN far' niversary was postponed last year because of the four sons and son-in-law being in service, but was made more enjoyable this year, when the family circle was complete.

The spacious lawn at the Snyder home was the scene of the festivities, featured by a six o'clock chicken supper served at tables, centered with garden flowers. Covers were laid for the Rev. W. F. Doctor, the family pastor, and Mrs.

Doctor, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kull, Miss Pauline Zimmerman, and the Snyder family, including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Timberlake, children Nancy and Charles F.d, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed- ward (Buddy) Snyderi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mr. James Snyder and Mr. William Snyder.

The honored guests were married July 2, 1905 and have made their home in Lancaster since that time. They received a cash gift from their children and other re membrances from friends. Ladies' Aid Has July Meeting Members of the Ladies Aid Society of Ziegler's Lutheran Church met Wednesday, July third at Rising Park, with Mrs. Larry Pence as hostess. Mrs.

Homer Warner, president, was in charge of the meeting, opened by group singing and prayer. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Leslie Hufford, after which a business session was held. Program for the afternoon in-eluded readings by Mrs. Jessie Lemmon and Mrs.

Paul Weimer and a spelling contest, in which Miss Clara Hoffman received the favor. Mrs. Harold Rowles was the winner in another contest. Lunch in keeping with the Fourth of July was served by the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Leslie Hufford of Columbus.

At the meeting were Mrs. P. W. Thomen, Mrs. Charles Hoffer, Mrs.

William Kauffman, Mrs. Jessie jcmmon, Mrs. Howard Rowles and daughter Mary Ella, Mrs. Arthur Lamb, Mrs. Noah Valentine and son Philip, Mrs.

Leslie Hufford, Mrs. James Keister, Mrs. Paul O. Weimer, Mrs. Homer Warner and daughter Margaret Ann, Miss Annabell Keller, Miss Clara Hoffman, Miss -Florence Keller, Miss Cordial Hoffman, Miss Mary Pauline Weimer, Miss Char-: lotte Valentine and Jimmy Reed.

BRIDGE-LUNCHEON TUESDAY AT CLUB An informal social affair for women members of the Lancaster Country Club is planned for Tuesday, July ninth. Arrangements include luncheon" at one o'clock and contract play in the afternoon. Male escorts of members invited. Entertainment planned. Bring own service.

Women's Relief Corps will meet 2 p. m. at Armory. Initiation. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 St.

Marys Parish Council, to have pot-luck sup- per at Lancaster Shelter House, 6:30 p. m. Open to all women of the Parish. Mrs. Dan Sterling, guest speaker.

To htlp you ftel lELONG pivs tax nations combined with blue '9 tufts of illusion. Pink gowns and halos fashioned like that of the maid of honor, were worn by Miss Betty James of Columbils. and Miss Helene Morrow, the brides-, maids. They carried bouquets identical to that of Miss Hannan, and all wore a single strand of On the evening of July sixth, Mr. and Mrs.

Kelly R. Hannan presided as host and host-; ess at a rehearsal dinner at Ho- tel Lancaster, honoring their soni Mr. Kenneth R. Hannan and Miss Doris VanHorn, whose wedding was an event of Sunday after- i noon. Guests were invited to the Colonial Room for dinner at eight, o'clock.

Snowy white carnations combined with daisies and tall I white tapers were used in the table decorations. At this time, the bride of July seventh, presented pink and rose filagree bracelets to her attendants and Mr. Hannan gave gold tie clasps to the young men in the wedding party. Enjoying the affair were Miss Doris VanHorn, Mr. Kenneth R.

Hannan, Miss Betty Hannan, Miss Helene Morrow, Miss Dorothy James, Miss Betty VanHorn, Miss Marcella Sheets, Miss Marianne Spencer, Miss Lenora Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr. Robert Reef. Lieutenant Judd Hauenstein, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl James, Mr. Paul Oberdorfer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Friend, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey VanHorn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kauffman and Mr. and Mrs.

Kelly R. Hannan. Their Marriage Late In June Their marriage a late June event, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Azbell were married on the twenty-ninth the ceremony read by the Rev.

C. S. Poling at his residence on East Main-st in the afternoon at four o'clock. The new Mrs. Azbell is the former Miss Eva Shumaker, daughter of Mrs.

Ray Wolford, Columbus, Mr. Azbell is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Azbell, Lancaster. For her marriage the bride wore a blue dressmakers suit and a corsage of red rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Azbell have established residence on Hubert-av, Lancaster.

Guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Mead Azbell and Miss Betty Azbell. Invites Guests To Cottage Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas C. Fulton entertained with a dinner party Saturday night, July sixth, at their attractive summer home at Harbor Hills, Buckeye Lake. The occasion brought together close friends and former neighbors of Mrs. Howard Fulton, whom they complimented, and who with her daughter, is visiting in Lancaster. While residents here the How-and Fultons lived at 530 E.

Fifth-avenue. DINNER GUESTS SUNDAY NOON Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bowlby, i son, Daniel, entertained as their noon dinner guests, Sunday, the Rev. T.

E. Kinnison, Mrs. Kinnison, and their week-end house guests, Miss Reba Beam, Xenia, and Miss Dorothy Grimes, New London, O. Miss Beam and Miss Grimes presented a program of sacred music at the evening service of the Sixth Methodist Church, Sunday. ENTERTAINS ROOMMMATE Miss Emagean Woods, student at Ohio University, had with her Miss Helen Weller, her roommate at school, when she came for a week-end visit with her par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew-Woods, Columbus Road. THEY VISIT AT NATURAL BRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Noah Blosser, Maple street, on a vacation trip, included a stop at Natural Bridge, Virginia, in their travel plans.

Bare-Foot Sandals THE SIZES 6 TO 8 Brown' PEOPLES SHOE STORE i 1 Receive At Inn Following the ceremony, the bridal party and parents of the couple received the guests at the Mellman Inn on Columbus Road. Huckleberry foliage wreathed the white tiered wedding cake which held a tiny bride and groom. Blue delphinium and baby's breath arranged upon a snowy wnite clotn decorated the bridal table, while bowls of garden flowers were placed on smaller tables throughout the room. Mrs. Van Horn chose for her daughter's wedding a lime green dress, with, which she combined white accessories.

A corsage of gardenias and pink rosebuds adorned the shoulder of the dress. Mrs. Brown, mother of the groom, wore a cool summer greefl dress with which she had a corsage of white French carna tions pinned to the shoulder 'Black accessories completed her outfit. Receiving with the bride's parents was Mrs. Kelly R.

Hannan, who wore a dress of melon colored crepe, with a narrow gold kid belt fastened at the waist. With this she corn- bined black accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. Off For Canada When the couple left for their two weeks wedding trip into with accessories of white. Pinned to the shoulder of her dress was a lavender orchid. Upon return from the trip, they will establish their home at 614 East King-st.

The new Mrs. Hannan is a graduate of Lancaster High School, and has been associated with Wendel's jewelry store for the past three years. Mr. Hannan ter High School find has recently been discharged after having served three vears in the service of the U. S.

Navy. At the wedding and reception from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. John Wine, Mr. and Mrs.

Les Wine from Columbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. George Van Horn r-u; ht; ai: r-aHpn 0hio. Mrs. Effie Collins and Mr.

Clark Collins of Athens, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins and Miss Ada Beck from Athens, O. Miss Betty Denton of the East Main-st, Lancaster, is now affiliated with the hospital at the Boys' Industrial School, having accepted the position vacated by Miss Ruth Poling, who was married early this spring. Miss Denton served as Fairfield-co Health Nurse for a number of years.

in our regular stock! Entertains At Granville Inn Miss Leota Landerfelt, 224 Union street, entertained with a small dinner party on Saturday night, July sixth, at Granville Inn, Granville, Ohio, with guests limited to close relatives. The occasion marked the birthday anniversaries of her mother, Mrs. Charles Landerfelt and uncle, Mr. Will F. Kilburger, brother and sister, who have the same birthdate.

Covers were laid for Mrs. Landerfelt, Mr. Kilburger, Miss Marie Kilburger, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F.

Kilburger, Mr. Harry Kilburger and Miss Landerfelt. The Wilbur Kilburgers went on from Granville to an attractive hotel near Vermillion on Lake Erie, on the first lap of their two weeks vacation trip. Recent House Guests Mere Mr. and Mrs.

Woodrow W. Ramsey, formerly of Cincinnati, have concluded a visit of two weeks with relatives in Lancaster and in Rushville. Mr. Ramsey served with the United States Army for two and one half years. He and Mrs.

Ramsey plan to establish residence at 1239 Curtis-st in Denver, Colorado, where Mr. Ramsey has accepted a position as consulting engineer with the Sterns, Roger Manufacturing Company. In Lancaster the visitors were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sieber, East Sixth-av, and of Mrs.

Sarah Glidewell and daughter, Doris. Wheeling Hill. At Rushville they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Ramsey. VACATIONED IN MICHIGAN Miss Betty Schaffner of the County Treasurer's office is home from a vacation stay of a week, in Grandville, Michigan, whore she was the house guest of Miss Fern Keller. Miss Keller, a former resident here, arranged several informal social affairs for her guest, in addition to trips planned to points on Lake Michigan, Hardy Dam, Croton Dam and Wabasis Lake. TO ENJOY WrEEK AT LAKE COTTAGE Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Snoke, son William, East Mulberry-st. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yagel.

children Linda and David, East Wheeling-st and Mr. and Mrs. John Snoke, children Norman, Carol, Raymond and Richard of East Chestnut -st left today for Buckeye Lake, where they will spend the week. They will be located in cottages, near Thornport. mother, Mr.

Howard Fulton to Lancaster, early last week. They are stopping at Hotel Lancaster i for a planned stay of a month. Young People At Institute A group of young people from First Methodist Church Youth Fellowship are attending the Youth Fellowship Institute, of Chillicothe District, held this week at the Lancaster Camp Ground. They are located at Lowana Lodge, with Mrs. G.

W. Herd, Miss Vera Bowman, Mrs. James Snyder, Mr. Harry Raw-j lins and Mrs. Raymond Boyer as i chaperones.

I In the group are James An-i drews, Bruce Boyer, Miss Nancy Brandt, Miss Lois Briggs. Miss Marijean Bruney, Miss Thelma Bailey, Miss Mary Jane Bohland-er, Jack Clemens, Miss Amelita Daum, Miss Linda Fuller, Miss Donna Hunter, Miss Jane Hunter, Miss Gen Jewell, Miss Patty Johnson, Miss Marilyn Knight, John Lerch, Miss Dora McClurg, I John McDavitt, Renny Smidley, Miss June Strohm, Miss Norma Schisler, Miss Marianne Vorys and William Edward Young, Bob Shaw and Reuben Mond-I hank are joining the group for evening sessions. From Sixth-av Methodist Church, Miss Marietta Emmons, Miss Dottie Kane, Miss Barbara McLaughlin, Miss Carol McGee, Miss Norma Fay Ball, Miss Marilyn Ward, Miss Emmajean Sha-han, Miss June Bolar, Miss Joan Bolar, Miss Carol Shahan, John Hickman and James Slagle are in attendance at the Institute. Mrs. T.

E. Kinnison is chaper-one of the group, located at Lucky Haven cottage. Snoke Reunion At Rising Park More than sixty relatives and friends attended the annual Snoke reunion, held Sunday at the Lancaster Shelter House, Rising Park. A bounteous basket dinner was served at noon, after which a program of informal talks and a business session was held. Mr.

Alfred Snoke is president of the family group, with Mr. Perry Seifert, vice president and i Mrs. James Keister, secretary, Dispensed with last year, be-! cause of the war, the occasion was especially enjoyable this year, bringing together an interested group of relatives. Lancastrians On Vacation Mr. and Mrs.

Dana Stewart, son. Freddie, and daughter, Molly, i motored to Culver, Indiana, early last week, where their son, will spend the next eight weeks in a i summer camp conducted by the Culver Military Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and their daughter then went on to Mt.

Pleasant. Michigan, for a short! visit with Mr. Stewart's mother, Mrs. Edward Stewart. 1 Mr.

Dana Stewart concluded his visit late last week, while Mrs. Stewart and Molly remained inj Mt. Pleasant with Mrs. Stewart, who with her house guests plan a vacation stay at Traverse City, Micmgan. ATTEND DISPLAY IN CHICAGO Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Totten of 431 Lake left Saturday on a buying trip for the Totten Furniture and Linoleum Co. on East Main st. They are in Chicago, Illinois, where they will visit the furniture display in the Merchandise Mart there. AT GRADUATION IN THE EAST Miss Marjorie Shaw, Mellman Inn, Columbus Road, is home from a visit of three weeks, spent with Miss Patti Wells, at her home in Leominster, Mass.

Wrhile there Miss Shaw attended the graduation of Miss Wells from the Leominster High School. VISITING AT BITLER HOME John Slantz Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Young, East Main-st is spending several days with his relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bitler, children, Jack, Buddy and Larry Bitler at their country home, near Baltimore. At The Theatres TODAY AND SUNDAY Palace Joan Fontaine in "From This Day Forward." Liberty Sunset Carson and Peggy Stewart in "Days of Buffalo Bill." Warner Baxter in "Just Before Dawn." "Phantom Rider." oad Sunday Vivian Blaine and Perry Como in "Doll Face," also "Life With BTondie." Lyric Paulette Goddard in "Diary of a Chambermaid." Adding to the loveliness of the wedding party, was Miss Betty- Van Horn, who attended her sis-ter as junior bridesmaid, in a gown of yellow satin with a net over skirt flowing from a tight bodice. A deep net ruffle over her shoulders was centered with a tiny yellow bow of satin.

Mr. Hannan, who is the son of Mr. Kelly R. Hannan, Lancaster, Permanents Cool Hot Days AA and up MAIN BEAITT SHOP Marl Butty, Pbona 9 Is Now Stationed In Puerto Rico Mrs. M.

S. Pond, former resident here, who now lives on North Market-st, Logan, has had word from her daughter. Miss Helen Pond, of her safe arrival in Puerto Rico. The trip was made on a freighter, sailing from Galveston, Texas. She took up her duties as dietitian in St.

Luke's Hospital at Ponce on July eighth. Miss Pond who was dietitian in St. Luke's Hospital in Tokyo, for many years, and who was evacuated to the Philippines when the foreign women and children were sent out of Japan, was interned for three years 'at Santa Tomas, after the fall of Manila. Lancastrians who were fortunate in hearing Miss Pond in informal talks, while visiting her mother here, recall her vividly told stories of their internment, bits of their day by day life, and of the never to be forgotten day when American airplanes flew over their camp. To Come From East Rv Plane Miss Rita Stetson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Stetson of 516 North High-st, will arrive by plane from New York, on Tuesday, July ninth to enjoy a three week's vacation from her studies and work in the Eastern city. Miss Stetson has been in New York for the past five summers and has made her home there the past year.

An outstanding dancer, she has been quite busy with water ballet work, and at the same time studying classical ballet dancing with the great master Vincengo Celli, taking one and sometimes two lessons every day. The young dancer also studies languages, under a private tutor, in preparation for going abroad to further her classical ballet work. This will be the first time the Stetson family will be home together in five years, as the brothers Bob and Bill Stetson are recently out of service with the Armed Forces. They are manager and assistant manager of the Miller Park Swimming Pool. LEAVES ON TRIP IN THE EAST Miss Alice Thimmes is off on a two weeks vacation trio, with planes to visit with her brother-in law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Lehew and family in Salem, New Jersey, after which she will make other stops in the East. LEAGUE TO HAVE OUTING AT PARK Ladies Quality Bowling League I plans an outing at Rising Park, Thursday, July 11, at six o'clock, with a weiner roast, a feature. PHONE 130 All-Wool Suits Sharply Reduced Tomorrow! FACE POWDER In fhe 5-ounce glass jar NOW only Were $24.00 to $29.95 CLEARANCE CLOSEOUT PRICE Seven faravWy thai 15 Our office and plant will be closed from July 15th to reopen Monday, July 22nd in order to give our employees a vacation and to install new machinery. These are this season's favorite fashions at clearance prices reduced to make room for Fall merchandise.

Pin checks and monotones in man-tailored and dressy styles. Black and pastels in sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 20. but not all styles in all sizes. A great opportunity to get a good bargain! 0 DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS itt south mo ao Tirr WTMAM'S 130 S. BROAD the Bus Stop'.