The Herald

              Thursday, October 9,   194117Weddings and Engagements
Miss Ruth Anne Ransom, upper left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ransom of 1705 North 15th avenue, Melrose Park, was wed recently to Robert Lewis Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Melrose Park. (Blaise  Studio)Mr. and Mrs. Louise Frank of 1011 North 23rd avenue, Melrose Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Agnes, above center to Lieutenant Melvin French of the United States Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin French of 1314 North 37th avenue, Melrose Park. No date has been set for the wedding,(Maywood Studio)Mr. and Mrs. C. Cunningham of 1407 Madison street, Maywood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Grace Agnes, upper right, to Frank Mitchel Chrichton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Crichton of Youngstown, Ohio. (Maywood Studio) Miss Nellie Lekawitch, below, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lekawitch of 2305 St. Charles road, Bellwood, was wed recently to Orville Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson of 154 South 22nd avenue, Bellwood, at St. Simeon's church. 
(Blaise Studio) 
20th Century Club(Continued from preceding page) joint committee on Public Emergency Ambulance Service organized in 1937.Reports from delegates to the General Federation Convention at Atlantic City will close the morning session.  The afternoon speaker will be Mrs. Nona Ogren, from Decatur, who will bring information regarding what women can do to further the defense program.  A report by the chairman of the Garden Department, Mrs. Frederick W. Wilmot, will be given.  Members of the Maywood 20th Century club will attend this session, it was announced this week. Johnson-Viletu St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church was the scene of the recent marriage of Miss Dorothy Johnson, of 422 Elgin, Forest Park, to Frank J. Viletu of Chicago. Rev. William Buch officiated  at  the nuptial  ceremonies. Given away in marriage by her uncle, William Schneider, the bride wore a gown of white faille Victorian style, net veil, long train, and tiara of net and velvet flowers. She carried a bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Matron of honor was Mrs. Jean Behnke who wore a gown of heather rose faille in Victorian style and carried a bouquet of pink and orchid asters and roses.  Miss Sylvia Viletu and Mrs. Ethel Mae Schneider were bridesmaids. They wore gowns of hyacinth blue faille in Victorian Dress Suits Rented Latest styles in Tuxedos, Full Dress Suits, Cutaways, Summer Formals and   Accessories.
BECKERTuxedo Rental Service1047 South Blvd.Oak ParkPhones: Euclid 95 style and carried pink and orchid asters and roses. William Podziabany was attendant for the groom; William Schneider and William Zitek were ushers. Music during the ceremony was played by Carl O. Behnke, organist, with Edwin Kornman soloist. Following the nuptials, a reception took place at the Carleton Hotel in Oak Park with 40 dinner guests. Prenuptial parties for the bride include a Delta Beta Chi sorority party and a shower by Mrs.-Jean Behnke of Forest Park.EngagementMr. and Mrs. Harvey Lant of 1245   South   20th   avenue,   May-Ask forArnold's OriginalChicken TurnoverChicken a la King  Chicken Salad
ARNOLD FOODS  Forest   3673 Kedzie   0099  We Deliver  wood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to W. Dwight Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Proctor of Rensselaer, Ind.  Mr. Proctor is now with the 10th Engineers Battalion at Fort Lewis, Washington. No date has been set for the wedding. Engagement
Rev. and Mrs. Robert C. Young of 827 South 18th avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Anne, to David A. Buck, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Buck of 1013 North 7th avenue. Miss Young attended Grinnell College. Mr. Buck is a graduate of Colgate University. The wedding will take place in Newark, New Jersey on October twentieth. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. I. Simpson of Waukegan announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggie, to Regnar John Barnas of 1536 North 15th avenue, Melrose Park. No date has been set for the wedding. Engagement Mr. E. Musilke of 1216 South Harvey, Berwyn, announces the engagement of his daughter, Sylvia, to A. W. Jorges, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Frega of 1605 St. Charles avenue, Maywood. The wedding will take place November 15.Engagement The engagement of Miss Margaret Simpson of 918 Yoeman street, Waukegan, to Ragner Barnas has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson. Ragner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnas of 15th avenue, Maywood.  Engagement Mrs. Emma Gronke of 2130 South   5th   avenue,   Maywood Pumpkins 10c-LARGE -WELL-SHAPED BRING THE KIDDIES to see our "PUMPKIN CLOWNS" OPEN EVES.SUN   6900W.NORTH AVE. MAYWOOD Auxiliary of Hospital to Begin YearThe Oak Park Hospital Auxiliary will conduct their card parties during this year on the second Monday of each month. The first party will be at one o'clock Monday in the Nurses' Home, 517 Maple avenue. Oak Park. This wall be a lunch and bridge with table and door prizes. Admission fifty cents.Mrs. Vincent Hanson is chairman, Mrs. James J. Killackey co-chairman, and they are assisted by the following committee: Mrs. Philip Lacey, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. A. F. Lux, Mrs. Frank Tuley, Mrs. Elmer Maywald, Mrs. George Long, Mrs. Samuel Siemen, Mrs. J. E. Scott, Mrs. Pat Massey, Mrs. H J. Bartlett. Through the efforts of the Auxiliary the Hospital was equipped last year with a Drinker Iron Lung. This year the Auxiliary has been asked to refurnish with the latest equipment the nursery, which holds approximately forty babies. The ladies are confident that they can achieve this objective with the continued assistance of their kind friends.Mrs. Ralph C. Sullivan is president of the Auxiliary. Meet in Malaya Room Members of the "Glamour Girls" met Tuesday of last week in the Malaya room of the College Inn of Hotel Sherman at a dinner meeting. Members present were Miss Grace Oliaro, Miss Margaret Ann Cain, Miss Lucille Engel, Miss Margaret Schaede, and Miss Jeanne Fewer wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter Edna Gronke to Howard Fass of 7546 Brown avenue. Forest Park. No date has been set for the wedding. Get $10 to $300Quickly Privately Loans on Your Own Terms Individually arranged to satisfy you. You yourself determine the size and amounts of monthly payments most convenient to you. Up to 18 full months to pay. We offer the same friendly service to ladies a" we do to men. Proviso Loan Go. Where satisfied customers send their friends Room 200, 2nd floor Bank building, 5 Broadway, Melrose Park, phone 1212. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs, and Sat. open until 8 p.m.(Under State Supervision)