Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

SOCIAL FARE By PEG O'BRIEN SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday evening Gold Star Mothers election Patriotic Hall. Woman's Guild Hall, Thursday morning Federation board Woman's Club. Thursday evening Pillowcase card party St. Mary's gymnasium. 24 at Club attended the Woman's Club dinner Tuesday evening.

Bridge prizes were won by Mmes. Mae Lawrence, Robert W. Smith and W. B. Sullivan.

Square Dance Swing- in' Squares will have a dance at Senior High School Saturday evening. Lyle Scheiby will be caller. At Dads Day -H. V. Brodia, Highway 14, was the guest of his son at Dads Day festivities Saturday at Wisconsin State College, La Crosse.

There was a banquet for fathers, a game with St. Cloud and a dinner for the mothers who attended. Rodney Martin, coach of Logan High School, La Crosse, was the dinner speaker. Minnie Marilyn Whaley Weds in South Dakota PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Phelps have sold their home at 1311 Camden Square to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hull, 703 St.

Lawrence Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, who have developed the subdivision in Camden Place, will build another home in the same area. The Hulls have sold their St.

Lawrence ave nuehome to Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Ryan, 314 St. Lawrence who expect to move about Feb.

1. Mrs. Adeline Dunne, who was a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital for several weeks, has moved to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mertes, 2923 King St Mr.

and Mrs. James Cogan and two children, 703 Fourth have moved to 1803 Mt. Zion Ave Nevada has the smallest population of any state 160,600 people in 109,821 square miles. Tomorrow Is TOTS DAY SPECIAL PRICES In the Congregational Church at Erwin, S. Minnie Marilyn Whaley, daughter of Mrs.

Ralph J. A. Whaley, 301 Randall and Dale Dwight Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones, of Erwin, exchanged marriage vows Sunday afternoon.

Officiating was the Rev. Rich ard Hartshorn, assisted by the Rev. Horace Smith. Robert Sprang was vocal soloist and the bride's sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Lee Janesville, provided violin music for the double ring ceremony.

The bride's white lace over sat in gown was waltz-length, an Italian neckline detailing the fitted bodice. She wore a pearl tiara and for something old the gold lingerie clips which Mrs. F. T. Richards, Janesville, has loaned to more than 50 brides.

The bride carried a bouquet of gold and white chrysanthemums tied with stephanotis streamers. Mrs. Lee was her sister's only attendant. She wore a wedgwood blue silk organza frock styled waltz-length with fitted bodirfe and scoop neckline. A matching tiara completed her attire.

The matron of honor's corsage was of gardenias and white carnations. Dene Jones, Erwin, was best man for his brother. Ushers were Eldon Hornsted, Sioux City, Iowa, Joe Doyle and Lyle Muser, both of Erwin. One hundred fifty guests were received by the bridal couple at the reception held at the church after the ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs. Jones are spending their honeymoon in the Black Hills and also attending the South Dakota Education convention at Rapid City. They will re side in Erwin where the bride teaches English and music in the high school. Mr. Jones is engaged in farming.

The bride, a 1952 graduate of Janesville High School, received a bachelor of arts degree from Yankton College, S. in 1956. Her husband attended Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, S. and served in the MRS. DALE D.

JONES Army two years after graduating from high school. Church Circles The Woman's Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 this evening in Trinity Guild Hall. St. John's Ladies Aid is meeting at 2 p.m. Thursday in St.

John's Lutheran Church hall. Mmes. Walter Lentz, Martin Kroening and Carl Beyer will be in charge of the meeting. Dial PL 4-3637 218 W. Milwaukee St.

Custom- Made SLIPCOVERS $18 00 Plus ONLY 19 Materials for a Custom Tailored Sofa $10 00 Plus ONLY IV Materials for a Custom Tailored Chair Wide Material Selections DIAL PL 2-1352 cochand upholstering decorating 206 N. Jackson St. County WCTU Meets Friday Rock County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold the annual fall institute Friday in Evansville Methodist Church. Mrs. Pearl Bennett, Beloit, county president, will open the morning session at 10 o'clock.

Mrs. Grant Olin, Beloit, has arranged the program. Janesville, Beloit and Milton unions will be represented. Local Women Guests at Executive Mansion Members of the Women's Auxiliary of State Historical Society were guests at a tea at the executive mansion in Madison Wednesday afternoon following the gallery walk opening the Society's "Tides of Taste." Mrs. Vincent W.

Koch was among those who poured and attending the event from here were Miss Anna May Hughes Mrs. Sidney Thronson and Mrs. Kenneth Turnbull. In the absence of the state's first lady, Mrs. Vernon Thomson, who was called from Madison because of the death of her father, guests were received by Mrs Robert Zimmerman, Mrs.

Stewart Honeck and Mrs. Warren Smith, wives of state officials. Among those presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Edwin B. Fred, wife of'the president of the University of Wisconsin; Mrs.

Earl Wheeler, Madison, former Janesville resident, and Mrs. Edward Jones, Fort Atkinson. Newcomers Club Will See Display of Toys Newcomers Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, at Bell's Appliance Store. Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Bell will show the newest standard type toys. Hints on selecting toys for quality and age of youngster will also be given. Each Newcomer will receive a gift. Following the demonstration, the group will adjourn to the YWCA for refreshments.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends for their cards, flowers, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Mercy Hospital. I especially wish to thank the priests, nuns, doctors and nurses for their wonderful care and thoughtfulness. Mrs. Adeline (Aunt Em) Dunne 2923 King St. Rummage Sale Thursday Friday NOV.

7 AND 8 I a.m. to 4:30 p.m. LABOR TEMPLE IS S. Franklin St. For pickups, call 2-2904 or 2-1548 Sponsored by Indian Trails Council, BSA For Swimming Pool Fund Again this Thanksgiving: More kids will go to grandma's in Buster Brown Shoes than any other Brand And no wonder! Youngsters like the way they look and feel.

They fit perfectly because they're made over live-foot lasts, and fitted only by Buiter Brown's exclusive 6-Point Fitting Plan. Why not bring your youngsters in soon? UoviMtuoiN LIFE BLACK BUSTER BROWN The shoes for the child shape the feet for a lifetime SUVSJA SHOE STORE 27 MAIN ST John Francis Connors III was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Connors 3230 S. 49th Milwaukee, Oct.

17. John has a sister, Karen, one year 1 d. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Connors, Beloit, and Mrs.

Edward Casey, Janesville. photo ONE EXTRA TOUCH -Ray Bruss'at, principal 1 of Junior High School, adds a final flair to the Dress-Up Day attire of Jim Pake by straightening his tie. Pat Hoesley has discovered that it's a man's high heels hurt her feet. Dress-Up Day was observed Tuesday and participation was practically 100 per cent. Donna Merrick Becomes Bride of Navy Man Ingrid Agnes, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ludwig, Whitewater, was baptized Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church by the Rev. Arlin Adams. God parents were Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Griffith. A Christening dinner was held at the Griffith home. Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel, "Uncle Tom's Cabin," was translated into 23 languages. RUMMAGE SALE CARGILL METHODIST CHURCH Pleasant and Franklin Streets FRIDAY, NOV.

8 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sponsored by Group 2. For Pickups Call 2-2410 or 4-3608 Studio MR. AND MRS.

WEBSTER Donna Birdella Merrick became the bride of Lee Wayne Webster at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in St. Matthews Lutheran Church with the Rev. James PICTURE TRAMINQ RT STUDIO 213 E. Milwaukee St. A Lovely Permanent Soft and natural looking is always i bl through the expert workmanship, thorough understanding of hair and artistry at Margaret's.

Permanents to fit your budget. VfljcUiqahsdik Shop Margaret Knight, Owner and Manager 33 S. MAIN ST. DIAL PL 4-5211 Thrams officiating. Dale E.

Merrick gave his sister in marriage. The bride wore a white waltz- length, lace gown fashioned with rows of ruffled net. A lace and pearl crown held her fingertip veil. She carried a white prayer book with a white orchid and red garnet roses. The bride chose her sister, Mrs.

Harold Kotwitz, as matron of honor. She wore a powder-blue lace and taffeta frock styled with fitted bodice and sweetheart neckline. Bridesmaid was the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Vriginia Webster, who wore a shrimp dress identical to that of the matron of honor. Both attendants carried bronze pompons and yellow chrysanthemums.

They wore matching headpieces. Best man was James Merrick; groomsman was Wayne Marko: ushers were William Bartels and Jack Dominy. Miss Julia Burrie sang "Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! OFF on Lamp Shades Hurry, so that you may have your choice from one of Southern Wisconsin 's largest lampshade selections. Dial PL 2-5051 64 S. River St.

lackels Skirls Toreadors Slacks Jeans Slips Panties Bras Mojud Hosiery Garter Belts Jeannette's 111 W. Milw. St. PL 4-3969 Prayer." A reception was held at the church. Parents of the couple are Mrs.

William Merrick, 506 S. Academy and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Webster, 625 E. Eastern Ave.

Mrs. Merrick gave the rehearsal supper at Cozy Inn Friday evening. The bride, a 1956 graduate of Janesville High School, is employed at Glenoit Mills, Inc. The bridegroom, a 1955 graduate of Janesville High School, is serving in the Navy. After a Chicago honeymoon the bride has returned to Janesville and her husband has reported to Great Lakes.

He returned Oct. 29 from Japan where he served for the past 10 months. IN THE Dog House? Send her a bouquet of Beautiful Cut Flowers Or take some home today. Beautiful Flowers mean more from DAVY Floral Dial PL 2-7436 810 Prospect Ave. Whether it's snowing raining or Just drizzle boots, CLEARLY the best boot! wear HI-LO fits any heel ALSO: for high heeU Drirffe to fif EVERY shoe.

Keep a pair tht prertietf protection a-footl Sixes: 4 to 10 SgPPtR SHOP I S. MAIN ST. Guild Festival Will Feature Silhouettes Few of the American Colonists could afford oil portraits of the family, with the result that silhouettes became popular as a means of preserving a likeness. Today, silhouettes are cherished not only because they are within the budget of everyone, but because of their decorative value in every type of decor. Mrs.

Gordon Bramble, Janesville silhouette artist, will be featured at the Holiday Festival of the Congregational Guild Thursday, Nov. 14, from 6 to 9 p.m. and will be available Saturday, Nov. 16, at the same hours. Appointments for sittings are to be made with Mrs.

Warren Stenstrom, 2217 Newman St. Married to a local builder, and mother of two sons, Mrs. Bramble studied portraiture under Joseph Kelleher and the late E. M. R.

Weiner, Beloit artist whose portraits are in many Janesville homes. Mrs. Bramble enjoyed the painting of children, but found them too-active subjects and turned to the medium of silhouette cuttings. She has done several complicated cuttings of Saint Francis and the Birds, Colonial Lady at Spinning Wheel, Horse and Wagon and Little Girl Pointing to Nest of Robins in a Tree. Nellie Custis, granddaughter of Martha Washington, traced the shadows cast on a wall by her grandmother and George Washington, and from them cut the famous silhouettes, two of which were destroyed by fire.

One remaining rare cutting is displayed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. Mrs. Bramble requires only a few minutes to cut a silhouette with the subject before here. The Holiday Festival will be held in the new half-million dollar educational building on Pleasant street. Opening at 11 a.m., specialities for sale will be doll beds and blankets, wooden compotes, silver holders, many types of candles, hand embroidered Page 5 DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, NOV.

1957 Studio TO Frank Libby, 712 Harding announces the engagement of her daughter, Shirley Fay, to Raymond Da Campa, son of Mrs. Violet Da Campa, Plainfield. Wis. A January wedding is being planned. Miss Libby, a 1954 graduate of Janesville High School, is employed at Pan-O-Ramic, Inc.

Mr. De Campa is employed at the Chevrolet plant. aprons and dickies made in the Philippines, recipe boxes with 70 choice recipes, rice cloth place mats, containers for place mats, children's appliqued felt skirts, plants and planters, mincemeat and baked goods, picture framea and pictures. The Snack Bar will have fresh hot doughnuts all day and a Fish Pond will provide interest for the young fry. KIWANIS MOVIE Kiwanians will view a film, "Dedication to Justice," at their luncheon meeting Thursday in the Monterey Hotel.

John McGuire is program chairman. FREE With Any Sale of $1 .98 or Up BEAUTIFUL POTTED PHILODENDRON PLANT PAYS 0HtY KRESGES Save Regular $1J00 Soft Warm Wool and HEADWARMERS This Sale Only 1 (ftea. Pure White Pretties. Grand Gifts! Lovely, fluffy angora strengthened with warm, warm wool! Soft, feminine brief styles with under-the- chin keep head and ears cozy, hair neatly in place! HURRY! 3-DAY SAVINGS ONLY! I DOLLAR STORE CHECKOUT STORE 29 W. Milwaukee St.

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