Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 12

FASHION TO EDUCATE Show Has Midas Touch By MADDY OCHELTREE Society Editor r. -i 1 1 ft- 9 i 4 i V--, 4. lit I I "I should have married a millionaire," muttered one matron as she, with over 400 other women, watched the Panhellenic style show at Hotel Blackhauk Friday after: noon. Fashions were glittery, pretty, fun and actually all weren't priced beyond everyone's bank account. No chairman really ever relaxes and Mrs.

C. D. Salter Jr. was no exception. The preceding 24 hours had been hectic ones for her witfi an Unexpected emergency occurring at home the night before.

Her husband had some sort of allergy reaction and was rushed to the intensive care unit at Mercy Hospital. GIVING her moral support was her co-chairman. Mrs. George Walters as non-reser-vationists arrived at the 11th hour and somehow tables and chairs miraculously appeared. Patrons were fashion curious and eager to support the Tri-City Panhellenic's Scholarship Loan program to which proceeds will go.

Interest free, it's open to any girl desiring college, university or nursing school training. Once the luncheon tables were cleared the show began with Miss Iowa, Jeanne Fro-manek, drifting down the runway in a heavenly blue chiffon gown with beaded bodice. Models twirled beside a softly lighted fountain and clusters of azaelas. There was the midas touch during one seg-m filled with sparkling stockings, sequined gowns and glittery brocades. Then drifting chiffons, purple over red silk: pale pink over pink; long, ice cream colored wool evening coats jeweled buttons securing little half belts in back.

THE STATUS fur -chinchilla banded banker's grey suits and appeared again as a stole over a grey silk gown. Culottes swept to the floor and up above the knees for the young, young look. Prettiest was the full white cotton one topped with crocheted Irish lace blouse and belted wide. Perhaps luncheoners departed feeling a little dowdy. But one could tell, the wheels were spinning and there would be some shopping accomplished today.

miMaaamummm in in Donna Scott is pretty and comfortable in white cotton culottes and crocheted Irish lace shirt. Upper right: Marion McGill models a swingy tissue weight, gold and ivory cocktail shirt dress. Lower right: Co-chairmen Mrs. C. D.

Salter left, and Mrs. George Walters are obviously pleased with the turnout. For the very, very Jnan Rosen is the model. slim. Hot pink wool jersey collared in chunky jewels.

Photos By Greg Beaumont KG. Coleman To Wed Dec. 16 ttv t-, Saturday, Sept. 23, 1967 MRS. DENNIS JONES 0 ff "'11 Ss LINCOLN.

Neb. il'PI -Use lamps with open-topped shades for studying, not the bullet lights 0 gooseneck lamps, advises the University of Nebraska Extension Service. Make sure the lower edge of the shade is eye level and wide enough across the bottom to give a wide spread of light, it adds. Study lights should give a high level of well-diffused light over the entire area. They must also throw some light upward, to prevent sharp differences between the lighting on the desk and its surroundings.

I Miss Nancy Ralston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Ralston, Omaha, and Robert Giles Coleman are engaged and will marry Dec. 16.

The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Robert Coleman, 55 Glenwood Davenport, and the late Mr. Coleman. Miss Ralston is a graduate of Benson High School, Omaha, and Iowa State University where she affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. She is a medical technologist at Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital in Omaha.

Mr. Coleman graduated from Madison Heights High School, Anderson. Bradley University where he was affiliated with Sigma Chi Fraternity. He is with Bawden Brothers, Davenport. ,1 -iini rover Schnell ovs Said Miss Marilyn L.

Brewer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Brewer, 1822 5th Silvis. became, the bride of Gerald L. Schnell.

son of Mrs. Joseph Schnell, 554 46th Rock Island, and the late Mr. Schnell, Sept. 16 in St. Mary's Catholic Church.

Moline. Miss Linda Brewer, Silvis. attended her sister, and the bridegroom was served by his brother, Carl Schnell, Rock Island. The couple will reside at 1205 11th Moline. Mrs.

Schnell graduated from United Township High School and is with Moline Lutheran Hospital. Her husband, a Rock Island High School graduate, is employed at Far-mall Work International Harvester. Rock Island. Quad-Cily Whirl A two-day rummage sale will be sponsored by the Newcomers Club of Rock Island-Moline in the Hampton Township Building, East Moline. Hours are 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

30. Proceeds will be directed to the Crippled Children's Foundation. The eight week course for basic bridge begins Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Davenport Lend-a-Hand Club. Mrs.

Zona Devacht will be instructor and class hours will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Also offered will be a morning class beginning Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30. Wedding Albums Dated Sept. 22 By MARIANNE RICHARDSON' SALLY LINDSTROM Plan April Wedding An April wedding is being' planned by Miss Sally Ann Lindstrom and Kenneth John Wuestenberg. Mr.

and Lyie d. una-strom, 1808 Elm Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Wuestenberg, Donahue, are parents of the couple.

Miss Lindstrom is a graduate of Central High School and is with Deere Moline. Her fiance, a graduate of North Scott High School, is with J. I. Case NANCY RALSTON OakivoocTs Golfing Granny I Tee And MRS. BARRY WILKEN Adams-Wilken The wedding of Miss Nancy Lee Adams and Barry Lynn Wilken took place Friday evening in A Methodist Church.

Bettendorf. Parents of the bridal couple are Maj. and Mrs. Carl C. Adams, 3034 Magnolia Bettendorf, and Mr.

and Mrs. Roland 0. Wilken, 1959 N. Oak Bettendorf. The bride's empire gown was of satin and lace.

Her attendants were gowned in dark aqua satin. They were Mrs. Gary Lear, Moline, her sister, and Miss Sally Macy, Bettendorf. Serving bridegroom were his brothers, Butch Wilken. Coralville.

and Wilken, Bettendorf; William Gailbraith, Bettendorf; Gregory Keefe, Davenport, and Michael Wieck, DeWitt. The couple will reside at 1959 Oak Bettendorf. Mrs. Wilken graduated from Bettendorf High School and attended University of Iowa. She was with the Rock Island Arsenal.

Her husband graduated from Bettendorf High School and is attending St. Ambrose College. He is with Syndicate Hub, Davenport. Sympathy EH Bentrott-Jones Miss Deanna Bentrott and Dennis Jones were married Friday evening in Hope Lutheran Church, Dixon. The bride is the daughter of Norbert Bentrott.

Wheatland, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones. Wheatland, are parents the bridegroom. The bride's taffeta gown featured a sabrina neckline and was trimmed with seed pearls.

She was attended by Miss Sue Ann Jacobs and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Brenda Jones, both of Wheatland. They were gowned in misty aqua. Serving bridegroom were Karl Dickie. Paul Stan-kee. and the bride's brother.

a a Bentrott, all of Wheatland: and Wayne Brink-man. New Liberty. The bridegroom's sister. Kay Jones, was flower girl, and his brother, Charles Jones, was ring bearer. Both are of Wheatland.

The couple are Wheatland Community High School graduates. She is with Dun Bradstreet, Davenport, and he is employed by East Moline Works, International Harvester Co. Davenport Country Club ladies participated in the last regularly scheduled ladies day this week and are now looking forward to their final luncheon Sept. 26. Mrs.

Ted Lockie. Davenport, was the 18-hole winner with Mrs. Bob Greer, Davenport, and Mrs. W.O. Sebolt, Bettendorf.

reporting top scores for nine holes. Mrs. Greer won the blind bogey. The luncheon is open to all women golfers and will feature bridge, the awarding of prizes and. election of officers.

THE Gwen Sample traveling trophy at Springbrook Country Club in DeWitt was presented to Mrs. Robert Beert. Long Grove, after the club's handicap tournament play last week. Other winners were Mrs. Clayton Light.

Mrs. Elmer Radet.ki and Mrs. Henry Mcnnen, all Davenport residents. i V1 TWO-BALL events were featured this week at Mill Creek Country Club. Winners include: Mrs.

Donald Fisher. Rock Island and Mrs. Vernon Wahe. Milan: Mrs. Art Jenkins.

Moline. and Mrs. Lawrence Trapkus. Rock Island: Mrs Milton Bauck. Rock Island, and Mrs.

Frank Scavuzzo. Moline: Mrs. John Clinton and Mrs. Donald Brick, both of Rock Island: and Mrs. John Henry, Rock Island, and Mrs.

Robert Carlson, Moline. There will be one more week of ladies day events before the annual banquet Oct. 5. Eighteen hole winners at Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club are Mrs. Georgp Vieths.

Bettendorf; Mrs. D. M. Beadle. Rock Island Arsenal; Mrs II W.

Johnson. Rock Island, and Mrs. A. Horn. Davenport The weekly trophy winners are Mrs Fred Railsback Moline.

and Mrs Henry W. Ro-senkranz. Rock Island Society Deadline To give our readers the most current society news possible, it is necessary for anniversary announcements to reach the society office approximately five days before they arc to be published. Pictures are used only beginning with 50th wedding anniversary stories. Anniversary stories are not published after the wedding date.

The deadline for society information for the daily Times-Democrat is five days before the requested release date This includes engagement and wedding portraits. Saturday weddings are recorded only in the Sunday edition At least one month must separate the publication of an engagement and wedding portrait. The golf course belonged to grandmothers during Oak-wood Country Club ladies day events this week. Mrs. J.

R. Willard, Moline. tame in with the best score. Here she is lining up a putt while her daughler-in-law, Mrs. Douglas Williams, Rock Island, looks on..