The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

JUNE 14, 1955 THE RHINELANDER (WIS.) DAILY NEWS PAOfe 5 Miss Rosemary artier Wed to Richard Butterfield on Saturday (E-hlkr Sludlo Photo). MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BUTTERFIELD Enroutc to Canada where they, the bride and Richard Haugsby. will Richard Butti St.

Mary's Parish Will Sponsor Friday Fish Fry A fish try, sponsored by St. Mary's parish, will be held Friday in the school hall. There will be continuous serving from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. In charge of arrangements are general chairman Mrs. Patrick Shiels and committee.

Proceeds will be used for the school fund and the public is invited to attend. Merlam Circle of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. D. W. Johnson, 709 Margaret Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

Mrs. Norfts Turner will be co-hostess. Sons of Norway meet tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Jennie Busk, 659 Alban instead of in the Odd Fellows Hall as previously planned.

Mrs. Anna Alme will be the assistant hostess. All members are asked to be present. Rachel Circle of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs.

Carl Edmund, 816 Mason St. Mrs. Edmund and Mrs. Clyde Hutchison will be hostesses, Imrrianucl Lutheran Church will have junior choir practice Thursday at 6:30 p.m. The senior choir will rehearse at 7:30 p.m.

Mission Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Choir rehearsal will be held in the First Methodist Church Thursday at 7 p.m. The June meeting of Naomi Circle of the Methodist Church has been postponed. The next meeting date will be announced later.

The Superior Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its sixth their honeymoon are' James Fortier. brother of the bride wui nojo us bixui uicn nonty moon, aic Mnliri rp Dav nnclr of thp annual convention tomorrow at icrfield and his bride. jounce Day Holy Cross Convent in Merrill. the former Rosemary Fortier. They repeated their nuptial vows after the Rev.

George Votruba at 9:30 a.m. Saturday during a double ring ceremony in St. Mary's Catholic Church. groom, seated the Nuptial Registration will be at 8 a.m., field mass at 9:30, sec- music included "Avc Maria." Mrs. Esden Fortier attended her! daughter's wedding in a blue dress combined with white accessories and a pink and white corsage.

Mrs. Douglas Butlcrfield also wore and the business session at 1:15 p.m. The Bho Ann Thc bride, daughter of Mr. and blue and white, and her flowers i bnng Wl11 bc thc rJnci a speaker. Meetings Mrs.

Esden Fortier, 1018 Mason) wcrc yellow and white. Thc chose a floor length gown of groom's grandmothers. Mrs. Her- nyloii tulle over white satin. The! ma Samuelson and Mrs.

But- cloud of tulle had an allovcr had red and white carna- pattcrn of Schiffli embroidery and Uon corsages. the center of each flower was Following the ceremony a din- gleaming pearl. The bodice! ner was served at the Pied pipe June featured a collar and long close for the bridal party and their 00 0 fitting sleeves; the full skirt used i mediate' families. A reception at 1 yards of satin and tulle. A Juliet Kane's Resort on Moon's Lake was' Firsl ncg a OIial Chu ch Minocqua Chap- type rap of illusion lace cm- 'broidercd with pearls held her fingertip veil and she carried pink held in the afternoon.

Friends tcr 271, OES. Vestry meeting, St. Augustine's The bride graduated from Rhine- Guild HalV, 7 30 p.m. lander High School in 1954 and has! roses. been employed in the Kirsch den- i Wednesday, June 15.

The bride's attendants were herj tal offices. The groom graduated, sisters; Miss Deannn Fortier and from Rhinelander High School with meeTa't Mrs. Douglas Sulton and Mrs. the class of 1950. served for four at 6 3u Business Girls picnic, members Merchants State Bank Kichard Haugsby.

sister of the years in the Navy, and is em- Woman's Club pic- groom. rheir waltz length, pastel ployed by thc Rhinelander Paper C( Lighthouse Lodge on Planting pink taffeta shoath dresses, misted Company. Mr. and Mrs. Richard I Ground Lake 1-30 p.m with plain and Schiffli embroidered! Butterfield will be at home to their First Baalist tulle, were worn with brief cut-! friends at 703 Coolidgc Ave.

away jackets, white wristlet gloves Wedding guests from out of town and pink shoes. Floral chaplets were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wit- iiKitched blue and white carnation! kowski and sons, Milwaukee; Wil- bouqucts and the bride's gift of liam Fortier, on leave from the pear! necklaces completed their i Air Force and stationed in Wash- costumes. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas ington, D. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Budney and daughters, Duluth; Mr.

Butterfield, 221 E. Monico-St. had and Mrs. Harvey Felsner and sons, as his attendants Joseph Fortier Oshkosh and Mr, and Mrs. Henry and William Fortier, brothers of' Hanson, Florida.

Modern Menus By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Markets Editor How does this chicken, fresh "peas and carrots in ,1 delicately flavored sauce, but- tiM-od new potatoes, tart grapefruit salad, and then fresh blueberry pie? That's what you would get at the home of Mrs. Robert T. Cochran of Summit, N.J. Mrs. Cochran, wife of a prominent fresh fruit and vegetable dealer, gave us two really fine rccipos to try.

Everyone in our family raved. llcrbcd Creamed Fresh Peas and Carrots (Yield: servings) Two cups sliced fresh carrots, 1-inch boiling water in pan, M- tvasiwon salt, 1 pound fresh peas, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 cup vegetable water and milk, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 16 teaspoon ground black pepper, teaspoon ground sweet basil. Place carrots in saucepan with boiling water and the teaspoon salt. Cover. Cook until crisp-tender (about 8 minutes), adding peas 5 minutes before cooking time is up.

Drain liquid Jrom vegetables. Measure and add milk to make 1 cup. (Set aside for later -use), Melt butter or margarine in a saucepan, Blend in flour. Stir in the 1 cup vegetable water and milk. Cook until medium thickness, stirring constantly.

Add seasoning, peas and carrots. Fresh Blueberry Pie (Yield: 6 servings) Five cups fresli whole blueberries, 1 cup -sugar, teaspoon salt, teaspoon grated lemon rind, 3 tablespoons qyick-copking tapioca, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, 1 tablespoon fresh Jemon juice, pasU'y for two-crilst 9-inch pie. Combine first 5 ingredients, Turn into a 9-inch pie pan, lined with unbaked pastry. Dot with butter or margarine and sprinkle with lemon juice. Top with 8 strips of pastry rolled Vg-inch thick, cut Ms-inch wide and one-inch longer than the Width oi the pie.

Trim, turn under, Miss Kimball Is Bride of Duncan McRae The First Presbyterian Church of Wabcno was the scene of the Saturday wedding of MLss Clarabell Kimball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball, Laona, and Duncan McRae, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McRae of Rhinelander.

Thc Rev. C. E. Haskins of- Country Club Reception Follows Wedding (Kinney Studio Photo). MR.

AND MRS. EARL SNYDER, JR. A reception at the Rhinelander i Joan Chandler sang Promise Country Club followed the 2 p.m. Me and Thc Lord Praycr wedding Saturday of Miss Barbara Mrs. Gilson Installs Daughter As VFW Auxiliary President Job's Daughters, DeMolay Install New Officers Installation of DeMolay and Jobs Daughters officers was conducted at a joint session of the two organizations last evening in the Masonic temple.

New Honored Queen of Bethel 29 is Barbara Taylor, and Master Councilor of Rhinelander chapter is Terry Russell. Other officers of the bethel are Joan Howard, senior princess; Joyce Whitaker, junior princess; Marie Kuhl, guide; Diane Daun, marshal; Alice Kniskern, first messenger; Prue Bloom, second messenger; Nancy Boyce, third messenger; Virginia Richards, fourth messenger; Mary Gates, fifth messenger. Karen Holderby. chaplain; Barbara Busch, musician; Kay Barlow, librarian; Thca Strangstad, recorder; Joan Fennema, treasurer; Caren Moycr, junior custodian; Carol Mover, senior custodian; Janice Weigol. inner guard; ana Jean Gibson, outer guard.

Candlclighters for the ceremony were Sandra Busch, Sandra Kuhl. Carol Hedstrom and Sandra Schauder. Choir members are Karen Me- Kcague, Beverly Hurlbutt, Barbara I flowt-r and George Schuep- Dickic, Mary Hurlmitt, Janice Van- 1 Pi'rt Sr. presented master counci- MRS. EARL GILSON ('LEFT), MRS.

ELMER ME1RHOFER The installation of. Mrs. Elmer Fred Chandler gave the traditional dervest. Diane Jones. Janice Wa- dak.

Milfred Fellows, Carol Bulfcr, Janice Gates, Carol Sutton, Sylvia Bloom, Joan Gilbertson, Mary Kennedy, Diane Daniieid, Sylvia Gates, Rita Scott, Diane Dcrocher. ast honored queens Lois burn Junker and Sandra Hool. Junker. Ada Lee Wmat Brown, burn Junker and Sandra Hoel. 'Count Your Blessings' Theme.

While Barbara was kneeling at the altar, Mrs. Paul Smith sang "Hold Thou My Hand." At the con- W. Sweo, Kemp St. and the orean. Mrs.

W. R. Sweo wore a navy- lor pins to Jim Anderson and Gerry Gilbertson. Guests Introduced. Guests were introduced and included past honored queens Lois Joan Chandler, Jean Burkett, Phyllis Gates, Diana Dahl, and Margaret Makholm of Bethel 29, Sue Hoccker and Elizabeth Nelson of Bethel 15, Antigo; and Michela Morion and Gail Knauer of Bethel Earl Snyder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Eari Snyder, 627 N. Iinen sheath dress with matching vens St. Dr. W.

H- Wicse conducted! Jacket and white accessories; Mrs. the double ring ceremony in the Earl Snyder, Sr. chose brown lace First Methodist Church and thei with ink accessories. Both had Lloyd R. Taylor.

The new 'queen 47. Eagle River. Also presented was has chosen "Count Your Blessings" as theme for the coming years activities. Phyllis Gates presented the Mei- the present honored' queen, Esther McCsndless, of the Antigo bethel. Queen Baroaia introduced her parents and sister, Mary.

Honor 11V.UIU1UU LJUUt.II IIIM pink rosebud corsages. Mrs. Clyde Barbara and Mrs Henry Wi- Hutchison, the bride's maternal na presented Phyllis with past bride was given in marriage by her father. Bouquets of gladioli and snap- grandmother wore a lavender honored queen's pin. dragons were a background for 1 sheer wlth whlte Accessories and necke queen's pin was accorded Mrs.

Winat, grand the bride who wore a floor length gown of white nylon net and lace over slipper satin. There were a pink and white carnation corsage. For the wedding trip into Cana- Conducting chapter activities marshal; Mrs. Carter of Eagle River, grand second messenger, and James Williams, past associate grand guardian, as well as council with Russell during the ensuing I members Mrs. Chester Kuhl, Miss year will be Edwin Bulfer, senior councilor; George Schueppert, jun- lace inserts in the skirt and thel da th bride's travel costume wasjior councilor; Kurt Sampson, sen- Junker, Mrs.

James Williams, Mrs. Allan Cleveland and Mrs. Ray Iverson. was fashinncri with not i a Powder blue linen suit worn with deacon; Dean Wilson, junior Mrs. Elmer Fox, worthy matron, Phil Schauder, senior ste-jand Frank Campbell, worthy pa- yoke bordered with irridescent se-j quins and long lace sleeves tapered bcifie a and a gardenia ward: Lawrence McGuire, junior i Iron, of Mabel Chapter, ,1 i and Mrs.

Earl Snvder Jr steward; Larry White, in attendance, as was Mrs. Morien can held her voiT of aro both graduates of Rhinelander' hard Eddy. chaplain; Jon! of Eagle Chapter, OES, Eagle Riv- cap new tier veiJ of imported School The aroom graduated Schueppert, orator; DeWame French ls not nnH twn I he solli sentjnel; Lyn Gilbcrtsen Da DcMolay introductions included ationpd with! vi Jarvls William Hull. William past master councilors Don Swed- French illusion net and two lavender lipped orchids set in a cascade of stephanotis made up thc bridal bouquet. spring and will be stationed with Mss hak1S Allen Boe "cher, Mike Via- berg, Gerry Gilbertson, James An- Richard Carlson Pre- Person, Roland Junker, Willis et where MIT Mrc'i hakis and Richard Carlson pre-person.

Roland Junker, Willis Hurl- Yellow nylon crystallite formed! snvder will1 ioin him thorp aftpJ cepto Tom Ivos standard bear-i butt and Lewis Baker, as well as 1 UC JOa I1Un lnt BIlBr er Cllllton Olsnn almnnor- nnH fhantr.1- r.o,,r,r.n the dress of maid of honor Rita he gradates from Harper. A sleeveless fatted bodice Countf HoTpHal Schol Chntn ls almoncr and the council of Henry Wi- with neckline accented First Baptist mid-week Bible study and prayer meeting, 8 p.m., in the church. Holy Communion in St. Augustine's Church followed by breakfast meeting of Woman's Auxiliary, 8:30 p.m. St.

Mark adult hour, p.m.. in the parsonage. Brotherhood meeting, Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m. Sons of Norway, 7:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Jennie Busk, 659 Alban St.

Thursday, June 16. Meriam Circle of the First Methodist Church, 1:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. D. W. Johnson, .709 St.

Friday, June 17. Fish fry. St. Mary's School Hall, serving Irom 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Rachel Circle of the Methodist Church, 2 p.m., in the Carl Ed- murjd home, 816 Mason St.

Immanue! junior choir practice, 6:45 p.m. Immanuel senior choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Mission Society, Trinity Lutheran Church, 2 p.m. the fullness of the pleated floor length skirt. Bridesmaid JoAnn Hackett was similarly gowned in mint green; junior Miss Sharon and Miss Janice Sweo, sisters of the bride, wore lavender.

All four carried cascade carnation bouquets in colors complementing their gowns. The groom chose his brother, Duane Snyder, as best man and his cousin, Oliver Larson, as groomsman. Clyde Larson, also a cousin of the groom and Richard Vcrage, were the ushers. Miss in September. Johnson and Franklin i nat, George Schueppert, Char- a 'ds.

lies Russell, Kermit Stroede, James During thc DeMolay installation Williams and Fred Chandler. Mcirhofcr, Rtc. 3, as president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars was the highlight of joint installation ceremonies held Sunday by the Post and Auxiliary. Mrs. Meirhofer's mother, Mrs.

Earl Gilson, 1262 Iverson was the installing officer. It was the first time in the 20- year history of thc local auxiliary that a daughter has been installed as presiding officer by her mother, a past president. Mrs. Gilson was president in 1950-'51. The installation followed a 6:30 p.m.

pot-luck supper attended by 60 members of the two organizations. After the post installation officers were installed tor the Auxiliary and installing conductress was Mrs. Joseph Pelletier, with Mrs. Oscar Quandt assisting. In addition to President Mrs.

Meirhofer, the officers are: Senior vice president, Mrs. Nellie Kelley; junior vice president, Mrs. Everett Calkins; secretary, Mrs. Earl Gilson; treasurer. Mrs.

Harvey Ruggles; chaplain, Mrs. Julius Johnson; conductress, Mrs. Richard Larson; guard, Mrs. James Schollard; three year trustee, Mrs. William Rayford; the four color bearers, Mrs.

Stella Sonsthagen, Mrs. Mabel Johns, Mrs. Felix Frisch, Mrs. Henry Ohms; banner bearer, Mrs. Mae Wells; flag bearer, Mrs.

Oscar Quandt; historian, Mrs. Inex Radcliffe and patriotic instructor, Mrs. Joseph Pelletier. There was dancing after the I joint installation ceremonies. ficiatod at the 2 p.m.

ceremony. The former Miss Kimball wore a white street length nylon dress with lowcut neckline bordered in rhincstone's. A head band of small white roses, white nylon white slippers and a bouquet of pink and white roses completed her wedding costume. Arlcnc. Kimball was attendant for her sistor in a flocked pmk strect-Jength nylon dress 'trimmed with nylon lace.

Her headband was of small pink roses to match her pink and white bridesmaids bouquet and she wore white gloves and shoes. Delroy Kimball, brother of the bride, was the best man. informal Cnolr rehearsal, First'Methodist Church, 7 p.m. St. Mary's Hospital Notes Births.

fi i A son, born June 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grant, 1208 Mason St. Admissions. Mrs, Charles Storey, Eagle River.

Ervin Morrow, Minocqua. Charles Wheaten, Star Rte. 2. Bernard Anderson, Sayner, George Gross, Rte. 1.

Ray -Robinson, Rte. 2. The bride's mother wore a suit 'with white accessories and white carnations; the groom's mother appeared in a nylon print which she wore, with white accessories -and a white carnation corsage. A reception was held in the bride's home from 5 to 8 p.m. and there was dancing from 9 p.m.,,to 1 a.m.

at the Lake View Hall. Mrs. Duncan McHae attended schools at Laona, her husband at Rhinelander. They will make their home in Rhinelander where Mr. McRae is employed.

and flute edges. Pajke 40 minutes or until crust is brown in a preheated hot oven (425 decrees F-). TOMORROW'S DINNER: Broiled chicken, herbed creamed fresh peas and carrots, buttered new potatoes, grapefruit salad, bUmbcrry pie, tea, Miss Grace Fos, Minocqua. Mrs. Alex Valaitis, Star Rle.

2: Ray Robinson, Rte. 2. Beth Hovind, Rte. 1, Minocqua. Kenneth Thompson, 657-A Mason St.

-Mrs. John Hollo, Rt 3. Mrs. John Olkowski an4 infant daughter, Three Lakes, Mrs. Darrell Tcrsinski and infant Rte.

1, INMEMORIAM In loving memory of EUGENE RHODE our son and brother, who passed away two years ago, June 14, 1953. What would we give to £lasp your hand, Your dear kind face to see; loving smile, your welcome Voice That meant so much to, me. No one Knows the silent heartache, Only those who have can tell Of the grief that's borne in silence For the one we loved so well, Sadly missed by MR. MRS. JOE RHODE FAMILY PIANO VOICE ACCORDION TRUMPET ORGAN WESSONS Popular and Classical Chord Method Play Popular Music Op The Piano Immediately.

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