Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

SOCIA FARE By PEG O'BRIEN SESSSSSSJTA "is SOCIAL CALENDAR Milwaukee Rjulroad riub MUnauJcee Club Fine Ans Kenenth Sherman PEO George Arbuthnot Jayccttei Club Business and Women Monterey Hotel Odd FeUwi Social Oub-Eart Hall Gold Star Hai! International Heiatlons gntup Mra. WlUlam Henke 100 Years In New Year's Day gathering was held SuntJay in the A. R. SchaUer home, 315 Jackman in of a century of the SchaUer family's residence in Janesviile. Guests of Mr.

SchaUer were his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Kelson, Edgerton: his son, Charles, a junior at the University of Wisconsin; his brother and sister-in- law, llr.

and Mrs. Robert C. Schal. ler and two sons, David and John, and his rister, Mrs. Stephen EoUes, all of Janesviile.

Originally from Heubisch-amt- Sonneberg. Thuringia, in Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Schaller and small daughter came to the United States in October settling in JanesviUe in January 1856. Mr.

SchaUer worked as a carpenter and 2s a railroad employe and built his own home at 408 Linn St. He died in 1898 and his wife in 1906. They had six t-ons, George, Albert TOUiam, Charles, Frederick and Andrew, and three daughters, Mary, Oara SchaUer GauUce, and Emily SchaUer Kienke, all now deceased. Of the sons, those most prominent in the community were Fred, a grocer, who died in 1920; Albert, co-founder of the SchaUer McKey Lumber who died in 1922; and Charles, owner of the viile Steam Laundry, who died in 1946. Albert Schaller was one of JanesviUe's outstanding golfers of the early ISOO's.

Coming Events 1 Bette Rothen and Richard I Dabson Are Married Lujheran) TELL OF Mrs. Hugh I. Robinson, South Lake Shore Drive, Lake Geneva, announces the engagement of her daughter, Emily Marie, to Roger Brooks, of iiln. Brooks. Wau- wato.sa, and Dudley Brooks, Milwaukee.

Mi.ss Robinson, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, is attending Andovcr-Ncwion Theological Seminarv-, near Boston, Mass. Her fiance, a senior at the state university will continue his studies at the TTieoiOKical Somi- narv' in for the ministry. Tuesday Club Churrh, Cimcni Ion School, SchoDl of and Adult Education, attended the convention of National Business Tearhei-s Association in Cinrinnati last wook. Mr. and Stanley Drum and son Stanley.

StJ3 Sherman are home from two weeks vacation Florida. They visited Orlando. Silver Springs. Cypress Gardcas. Si.

Petersburg and Miami. They stayed at the Kimberly at Beach. Clubs ond Lodges Academy of Women of the will meet at the club at 8 p.m. Tuesday. LiUian Roehl wUl be hostess.

American Legion Au.iJliary will meet Jan. 16. The charter will be draped for DoUie Spafford and a white elephant sale will be held. Odd Feilows Social and Beneficial Club will have a 6:30 potluck supper Wednesday evening in East Side Hall. Lynn Whaley and i.Mrs.

Alva Lloyd wiU be hostesses. PERSONALS Miss Donna Diorkinn wjs the holiday guest of her parents, Mr. and W. A. Dierking.

Walworth, former Janesviile residents. She has resigned her leaching position to become assistant secre tary to Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation, Custer. S. D. For the past three she has made her home with sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski and family.

Miss Helen Hopkins underwent major spinal surgery. Friday in I Chapter. American Star wUl meet Wed- evening in Patriotic HaU. Viev Mothers Club will meet at p.m. TTiursday in the home of Mrs.

Archie Ehrct, Kemp Road. GUG Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Milwaukee Railroad Woman's Club. Janesviile LcKisje No. 171 will meci in West Side Hail Thursday evening at which tune Jayceites tviU a 7 o'clock dinner Wednesday evening at the Vets Club.

PEO Tonight -Chapter u- c. of PEO Sisterhood will meet at "'Sh spent the Weslev Memorial Hospital, Chica-iofficers wilj give annual reports, go. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. AUanIInstallation of offirf-rs was Hopkins. 735 Milton from this Thursday until Friday in Chicago.

Miss Hopkins, former JanesviUe resident, has been employed in Oiicago the past IS montiis. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Mc- OES Holds Installation of Officers Instai'ation of officers of viile Chapter 69.

Order of Eastern Star, took place Thursday evening Masonic Temple. The theme chosen for the year is "Walk in the f-ight." A paitel sketch of folded hands' on an upen Bible decorated the East. The sketch was done by the new worthy matron's brother. Rex Notbohm. Candles u-ere lighted by Edna Heller and Jean Kapke, after which tne Bible was brought in and placed on (he altar by Eda WiJco.x.

She was escorted by Sophia White and Edna Jones. An impressive prologue was given by Paul Wilier. The retiring matron. Betty Curtis, and patron, Edmund Smythe, extended a welcome to members and friends. The American flag was presented by Victor Langer, i comminder, Clifford Braincrd.

I Robert Lester and Leon Jones, past commindcrs of Janesviile Com-, mandery No. 2. Knights Templar, Installing officers were: Florence Carpenter, matron; William Page 5 -k DAILY G.AZETTB TIESDAY, .1 3, 1936 Group Holds 22nd Reunion A criiup that h.is spent New Years Eve together since 1933 was at dinner Saturday evening hy Arthur Stewart, Delav in. Cnrd were played, prizes going to Will and and Hugunin. Fourteen attended the 1955 ccle- Originally the group 10 couples who were ried in 1917.

TO WED- Mr. and Jfrs. A. Evan.s. 2062 (lorton Beloit.

announce the en-agement of their laughter. )'Ann Loraino. to Lewis Cahlloncr. Miss Kvans is emploved parts md service office of Fairbanks. Morse and Beloit.

Her liancc. who served in the Marine Corps for three years, is employed at Brandheim's. Beloit. Hel- Spohn-Kilbey ler. patron: Dorothy Erbes.

mar- shal; Dorothy Smythe. £11168 in uQlOll Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Anderson, S. Locust St.

announce the birth o( a son. Mark Morris, Dec. 8 in Mercv Grandparents are Mr. and Otto E. Neinfeldt.

Edna Jones, secretary: Hess, organist ilarion JAPA.NE.SE BIFT.ALO TOKYO I Buffalo bones, never found in Japan, have been unearthed at Hanaizuml, In nor- Mary TheIe Spoha daughter After Nancy Tiedeman was In-'of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Spihn. Be- stalled as worthy ma.rt.n. Don.ld L.e Roy choir sang "Nfy Task." She w.ns- scientists estimated the then escorted to the by her -jbones were from 10,000 to 50 000 husband.

Wayne Tiedeman. Beloit, were married at After George Haney's installation a.m. in the of St Thomas- Catholic Church, "Beloit. uod and I. His wife Hele? Haney then escorted him Jo the 0 Ea.st.

icd. The bride tvore a ponder blue suit, white accessories and a cor- p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. George Arbuthnot, 1321 Sharon St. Mrs.

Chester Welch wiU be assistant hostess. Study Group to Meet AAL'W' IntemationEil Relations group wiU meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. William Henke, 2528 Drive. Miss Terry, who was a secretary with the medical commissiaa ia Hiroshima, will show pictures of Japan. Members are to call Mrs.

Henke If they cannot attend. The Wednesday morning international reIatjon.s group will meet Jan. 11 at the Woman's Club Edward Desens Honored on SOih iHLTON JUNCTION Seventy- five persons called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Desens Saturday afternoon to congratulate them on their 50th wedding anniversary.

All of their seven chUdren were present for the occasion. They were Lt. Cbl. Shenvin Desens. Aberdeen, Mrs.

Richard L.ambard, Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Desens and fam'Uy, JanesviUe; Mr. and Mrs. WilbUT; Desens and family, Edgerton; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert and son, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patchett and family, Union Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Jessup and family, Milton Junction. Mr. Desens operated a store and grain elevator in Union HiU. 111., until his retitiement eight years ago, when they moved to Milton Junction. The couple has 13 grand- chiidiien' and 2 great-grandchildren.

holidays in Detroit with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Jlrs. William JIcGuire. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Earl Garbutt, 468 North had for Christma guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garbutt and family. Daniel, Miss Marilyn Garbutt, Chicago; James Gariiutf, Washington. D.C.; Jack Garbutt.

Madison, and Mr. and Mrs. William Garbutt and family. JanesviUe. The Ralph Garbutt family al.w visited Mrs.

Garbun's aunt, Mrs. G. B. Thuerer, 521 Monroe and her grandmother, Mrs. Robert McDowell, S39 Milton Ave.

Etta Grimm. 1023 Sutherland and Otto Butke, 1320 Jerome spent New Year's Day with her brother and sister-in-law -Mr. and Mrs. Ooyd Bleiler, Elkhorn. Other guests were Mr.

and -Mrs. Louis Jordan and daughter. Mrs. aifford Millard, aU of Delavan. New Year's Eve guests of Grimm here were her grandson, Gordon Lee and Charlotte Racther.

Both of Marengo, and Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. JliUard, Delavan. J.

W. Kestol, instructor at the Principals in a candlelight ceremony New Year's Eve in St. John's Lutheran Church were Bette Marie Rothen and PJchard William Dabson. The Rev. H.

C. Milius performed the ceremony assisted by the Rev. Arvid Romstad, Evan.s- ville. Chrislin.as trees and tiffany baskets filled with while gladioli, mi carnations and holly made the background for the 8 o'clock riles. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ei -ncst Rothen, Rte. 1. Evans- villc, apiK-arcd in a white transparent velvet princess gown, entrain. A standup collar and three- quarter sleeves detailed 'the bodice Her shoulder vcU was held place by a white velvet headpiece.

The bride, given in marriage by Other officers installed were: Edna imythe. associate matron: Paul Wilier, a.ssociaie patron; Al- sage of white berta Pye. treasurer; Agnes Hutch- stelzcr. Mr maid of honor. conductress: Ruth Riggs.

ati in 1 suit with MRS itAncnv Studio sociate conductress; Ellen June brown accessories a corsage ol MR.S. chaplain: MvTle ed holly bouquet of thell Wiu 'Jr maid Of honor and ihe hndes-pnce Richardson. Esiher; malds carried whi te carnations Martha: Geneva Walker, cented ho ly loaves. Fthel Wcii, warder; LerW Dean Holf. Depart.

Iowa, kPniinel. Tlic basic element of the Infantry division, the infantry squad, has been reduced from 12 to nine men since World War H. The nine men include a squad leader and his assistant, five riflemen and two automatic riflemen. best man for Dabson, son of Mr. and William Dabson.

1114 St. Terry Henning. and Bill Kansas Cily. were Ushers were Ed The choir members were presented and roses: Armbru-ster. Esther Arnold.

Lola Brookiros. Ethel Dudle.v. Alexia Helen Haney. Bess Hea- win Rothen and fkinald Dorithy Langer. Emily Maine.

Miss Barbara PJIcy sang "Bc Violet Olson. Be( i'lDtiliso Mo ar.d "Tne'atrice Corinne Rohwe- Lordj Prayor. Ramon Idabclle Van Pool and Gladys Iviwa. was oru'anist. Wallace.

Three attended the re- were Rutli Shuler. LI- ception in church parlor. Sen- Rohloff. Jones and Mating were Mmos. Frank Viney, Jo- Timm.

The guest book was tak- sephine Furselh. Ray Klofien of by Esther Arnold: gifts, 1 A and reception were held in tnc Sjxihn home. Miss Jean Houch, Rockford, Donald Houch. Cora Croake and John Uchtfuss. Bcioit, Thomas Spohn and Gerald Spohn.

Janesviile; John Spohn. Dixon. assisted nt the reception. Mr. and Mrs.

Kilbey wiU reside at 103tj SuthcriamI viUe, after a short honcynioon. He is employed al the Chevrolet plant. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Thomas Spohn, 1432 Vista Ave. p.

Arthur Hansiin. all of Evansville: Mi.ss Carol Kriul, Madison; Miss Bonnie Diehl. Sauk City; MLss her lather, tarried a vvhile BiblejTerry Prochaska. Miss ENGAGED Air. and Jin.

Bert Deibncr, Rte. 1. Beloit, formerly of JanesviUe, are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Elizabeth Ann. to Laverne Kitzman.

son of and Mrs. Clarence Kitzman. Avalori. Miss Deibner is a senior at Beloit High Her fiance is a graduate of Ointon High School. covered with white feathered carnations, holly leaves and silver beaded sprigs.

Miss Marlcne Fosdal. Sloughton. was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Betty Wei.st. and Jliss Paula Van Valin. Fosdal's leasemble was moss green velvet Joyce Glasbrenner, Boscobel; Miss Marlcne Smelzor.

Spring Green: Edwin Rothen, JanesviUe; and Mrs. Ray While, Milwaukee. After a honeymoon in Illinois, the couple will live at First Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where Mr. Dabson will continue his stud- Gladyx lights, Frank Shuler. Pro-tcm officers were Edna Holler, a.wociale matron: Walter patron, and Jean Kapke, conductress.

After the installation, refreshments were served. Pouring were Ocely Robinson and Carol Notbohm. Effie Adamany was chairman of the refreshments committee, by Rose Melan, Gwen Hilton, Marge Smith, Ida Misner, Judith Neave. Rose Hilt, ies at Coe College. The bride is and the aides wore Christmas at Wisconsin Slate Burt and Edith Bierkness.

velvet. Red canialions and glitter- Plattevillc. In Church Circles Blonde Psychologist Knows Her Prisoners ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bridge, Juda.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Jane, to Carl M. Roderick, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S.

Roderick, 601 E. 5th Brodhead. Nancy is a junior at College, JacksonvUle, where she is affiliated with the MacMurray Players, National CoUegiate Players, Phi Epsilon Delta, and Belles Lettres Sorority. Roderick is a member of the Knights of Pythias and Is as a field supervisor with the DHIA in Monroe. SAN DIEGO, Calif.

One' stone has been thrown at V'irginia. Ives during her 3'i years as a men's prison psychologist It grazed the hem of her skirt. She doesn't know who threw it and; doesn't reaUy care. i Miss Ives, 3D-ycar-old. attractive honey-blonde firom St Louis, is one of a staff of seven who try to help prisoners at the Nat-y's Camp Elliott Retraining Command with their mental attitudes and I emotional problems, i She is the only full-time woman psychologist in an aU-male prison, civil or miUtarj', in California.

The 950 men normaUy confined at Camp Elliott, range from mur-! derers to those guilty of misde-; meanors against laws. Miss Ives, who obtained her bachelor's -Jegree in psychology at I the University of Colorado and 'master's degree at the University) of California at Berkeley, was giv- en a Marine guard to the prison compound when she started her prison duties "But I felt sillv and uncomforia- ble." she said "One dav I walked across alone and I've be-en doing too much ever since worse fian the single 50 per cent of the men rock-thtxiwing incident has hap- Command return thews retraining command return Miss was siven her posi- acti.e duty 76 per cent of tion at insistence of J. Douglas Grant, clinical psychologist and re- Divison First Congregational iChurch. meet for a 1:30 dessert-luncheon U'ednesdav in the home of John I. Anthes, 809 Ave.

BroivTi will be co-Iiostess. Members are to bring articles for the sale Feb. 24. Division 1, First Congregational Church, will meet at 1:15 p.m. Thursd.ay at the church.

J. F. Knipschicid and E. E. Hagar will be hostesses, Helen Guilford wil speak on her foreign travels.

seven-course progressive dinner Year's Eve. A cily bus was chanered to take the grtxip to seven different homes, a dinner course being served at each home. Dessert was served in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Dauner.

Devotions were held at midnight. Fishermen along the coajst of Brazil go to sea on peeled-Iog rafts called jangadas, says National CJeographic Society. Division 9, First Congregational Church, is meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Jake Miller, 1213 N.

Vista Ave. Mrs. Douglas Beyer will be assistant hostess. Legislation relating to the American Indian wiU be the subject for discussion. VIRGINIA IVES Methodist Guild will meet Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs.

E. J. Overton, 1175 Columbus Circle. Robert HaU, curator of Tallman Museum, wUl be the speaker. Mark Year's End With Progressive Dinner TJiiiiy two friends and mcmbersij of the 20-10 Oub of Evangelical' United Brethren Church had a' WATCH BRACELETS Have a new band fitted to your new watch or to dress up your old watch.

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Cilif. It was moved to Gimp Elliott two years ago. Grant says Ives "represents a mother, or wife, or 'o the men" and that, as such, ihey have a confidence in her that they might not have for a male psychologisJ. She ri-ies to readjust the prisoners' attitude toward the and society general. "Put generally, we don't nearly enough she DR.EMILSCHWE6LER Physician 121 COURT STREET Tor Appointment Dial PL 2-402? iirtiiE iKirns 9 a.

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