The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

NOVEMBER ffffi RMTNELANDER (W1S.) DAILY NEWS PAGES ETHEL Monday, Nov. 2. American Legion Auxiliary, 8 p. oftelda Memorial building. 1.

O. O. 8 p. Odd Fellows' hall. Cholf rehearsal, 7:30 p.

Trinity Luthefan c'hUfch. CHolf rehearsal, 8 p. First Baptist church. Nov. 3.

Khiinelandei 1 club, 3 p. diiy couricil rooms. Rhlnelander Orange, 8 p. I. O.

O. hall. Ladles' Auxiliary to the Eagles, 8 p. Magics' club. Cottage prayer meeting, 8 p.

honie of Mrs. Rlndall, 42? Messer strtset. Adult class, 8 p. Zlon Lutheran pastor's study. Trinity Luthera league, party, 8 p.

honie-of James Rude. Leaguers meet at church at 7 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 4 Circle leaders, 2 p.

home of Mrs. L. R. Lllja, Mason street. Eagles, 8 p.

Eagles' club. Congregational Ladies' Aid lunch- eon-trteetmg, p. church parlors. Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid, 2 p. church parlors.

Zlon Lutheran Ladles' Aid, 2:30 p. ril.V Zton Lutheran dhufch. L. A. A.

O. 2 home of Mrs. Antone Fries, Anderson street. St. Augustine's Guild luncheon, Guild hall.

Monthly baby clinic, 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. city council rooms, city hall. Thursday, Nov.

5. Congregational Men's club jsupper 6:30 p. church parlors. Church school, 8:45 a. 1 p.

Immanuel Lutheran church, Trinity, Lutheran church, First Baptist church, Zlon Ev. Lutheran church, Methodist Episcopal church, Congregational church, St. Augustine's Episcopal church. Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. Immanuel Lutheran church.

Bible study and prayer service, 8 p. First Baptist church. Church school orchestra, .4:30 p. Methodist Episcopal church. Trinity Lutheran Mission society, silver tea, 2, p.

parsonage. South side circle, M. E. Ladles, 2 p. home of Mrs.

William Hardell, 641 Margaret street. Bethany Girls society, 7:30 p. home of Mr and Mrs. Trig Anderson, Wabash street. Orange Economic club, 2 p.

home of Mrs. Emll Mill atreejj Royal Neighbors of America, 8 p. Odd Fellows' hall. Card party for members and friends' after the meeting. W.

C. T. U. rummage sale, 7 p. Hildebrand building 1 Friday, Nov.

6. Central division, M. E. Ladies, 2 p. home of Mrs.

H. J. Westgate, 115 East Rives street. North side circle, M. E.

Ladles, 2 p. home of Mrs. Anthony Bon.i 687 Mason'street. Trinity Lutheran Sunday school teachers' p. at the parsonage.

W. U. rximmage sale, all day, Hildebrand Saturday, Nov. 7. Confirmands, 10 a.

Immanuel Lutheran church. Confirmands, 9 a. Trinity" Lu theran church. Methodist Episcopal oh-arch choir rehearsal, 7 p. churcn parlors.

Crescent Men's club, 8 p. Crescent town hall. Gqlden Wedding. Mr. and Mrs.

B. R. Lewis, Mr. anJ Mrs. Browne, Mr.

and Mrs. B. R. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.

Harris Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, Miss Helen Alban, Mrs.

Anna Moore, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Brown, Miss! Elizabeth Thomas, of Milwaukee, and H.

G. Lewis, of Portage, attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Lewis, Antigo, today. Grange Dance. A novelty dance for Rhlnelander Grange members and their friends will follow the business session of the'Grange In the Odd Fellows' halj at o'clock 'tomorrow evening. Peterson-Bunnelster. Miss Evelyn Peterson, daughter of Alfred Peterson, Messer street, and Lloyd Burmeister, son of Mr, and Mrs.

William Burmeister, Keenan street were married Friday after, noon at 4 o'clock in the Immanuel Lutheran parsonage by the Rev. Gunnard Grahn, Miss Walberg Peter- eon and Paul Peterson, sister and brother of the bride, were the at- tendante, The bride wore a dark brown frock of flat crepe and carried a bouquet of yellow tea roses and baby breath. Miss Peterson wore a black and silver frock and carried a shower bouquet. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's father for intimate friends And relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Bur- meiater left Saturday morning for Waupaca, AppJeton and Milwaukee tq visit relatives and friends for two weeks. Rummage Sale. The circles of the Iromanuel Lu- church will hold a rummage sale In the church basement Friday Peonals Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Willis nnd chll- tlren have returned from PiainfleUl, where they visited Mr. Willis' parents. Miss Katherine Hartman and Miss Mildred Peltier spent the week-end with friends in Ironwood, Mich. Miss Lorraine Doher.ty returned Saturday from Gladstone, where she spent a few days with friends. Mr.

and Mrs, George Blaesing will return tomorrow morning from Milwaukee, where they visited Mr. filaeslng's parents over the weok-end, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brertnen and daughter have rfituVhed from a several days' stay in Milwaukee. FIRST RECITAL Bye ttalh tfdt ctnt)1 fl City" tnU-ft WWf IN SERIES GIVEN wuntriw ot the ef elfce, whows fnillder ftfttf Make St.

Aiic.wtfnR's rhumb was niletl' hns prepared tot tflOtft Jnnt. hour the first of a Mrs. CAlflWBll'fl of mcmtlH.v Sunday evening Volce mfl(1e lll mlfnbftr one df recitals whk-h if, bc-insv sponsored by ln be my 'Mrs. T. n.

organ's! of 1c naV of. songfl, "Pa by Johnson, "Sleep, 1 World" by Parker and "Now the opened with two or- na Ert( Jed" by ftrnby w6fe iv'fl hv MiFt Jane I "All Saints' Day of Penn-' C'-nnti-ns" by Oaitl ami closc to tlle a ntff Ofty The sprond retrtfal of the winter" and formed a fitting' "Will- of the Wisp" by Nevln. The- series will be given oh Sunday ning, Dec. 6, and will be composed entirely of Christmas music. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Nicholson and daughter, Nancy, of rom a were week-end visitors here. I x- tl)e saints-of Oocl In the New Jerusalem which canic out of great tr'bulatlon nnfl had washed their flr9t' mimber depicted the enmllt- on ofioh All Saints' Day-f)f Hit? CYont'ans of Pennsylvania is a typically Croatian folk-lore- composition. second i In direct contrast. being a light fantasy.

These wrre followed by two vocal solos, "These Are circulation a 11U16 less than They" By Mrs. Kdwin M. Swedbow! vears. When It becomes worn Wttlt. anrl "M.vlfittl Is Atliirst for rio'l" by handling it is returned to the U.

Oscar Nelson, both mimbors lielns Treasury Department where it oratorio. "The 1-lbly stroyetl and hew one is issued td The average dollar bill In Miss Gathering Peterson returned this morning from Sayner, where she spent the last week with friends. H. G. Lewis, Portage, Is visiting' Mrs.

8'wedherg's number de- take lts Place. ami made thorn In the bijSOcl of the Lamb. Tt is for' high soprano and the ethereal beauty of Crescent Woman's Club. evening and all day and evening march, played by Miss Bernice santhemums. Ted miller Saturday, Nov.

0 and 7. Ajeska, the bridal party entered the church and proceeded to the altar. 1 During the nuptial mass, Mrs. Jose- Mrs. Adolph Biermier entertained.

phihe Soule sang Rosewig's "Ava the members of the Crescent. Worn- accompanied at the organ by Miss Ajeska. The bride was attired in an ankle length gown, of white best man and the ushers were dore Tuchalskl and George Dorsch. After the ceremony a. wedding breakfast was served at Wubker's for the members of the bridal party.

In the" evening a wedding dinner and reception was held at the Woodboro hotel AEE GIVEN CARNEGIE CITATION OF BRAVERY at the B. R. Lewis home, Atlantic i tho(music and words was most beau street. interpreted. Mr.

Nelson's 'numtw, Which depicted the soul's Mrs. Fred Moore has returned (lonR lnir 01 Go( whl i st jn the from Milwaukee, where she visited i chllrch mUHaiit, was sung her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Moore. B1 at de v6tibrt and spiritual understanding. The suite, of three organ REFORMATORY GUARD numbers by Miss.jjfj[tmpton "Musical Snuff by Laidow, a' an's club at the town hall for the business session and social afternoon. Following the meeting a party was; satin.

Her slippers were, of white the 300 friends and relatives of given for Mrs. Thomas Hagen, who satin and her veil was caught in cap the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Wub- received a number of gifts Including i effect with seeded pearls.

She carried ker left yesterday morning on a twp Two Employes of Chicago and Northwestern Railway Are Honored. a purse of sliver. Refreshments were a bridal bouquet of cream roses and served at the close of the afternoon. I baby bre.ath. Miss Pearl Tubutis, Mrs.

Bernard Ames will entertain the sister of tne' bride, attended as maid club members at the next meeting. of honor, and Miss Alexandria Bals i welcz and Miss Ada Balswelcz were Hallowe'en Party. bridesmaids. Miss Alexandria wore a Miss Virgil Howe Oshkosh, was frock of pale pink satin with hat and guest of honor at a Hallowe'en party accessories to match and carried a and bridge party given by her hos- bouquet of white and lavender chry- tess, Miss Mildred LeCaller, Saturday santhemums. Miss Ada wore frock evening.

Bridge was played at three of light green satin with hat and Dr. Elizabeth Taylor, of Madison, will' passengers from death by moving weeks' motor trip through southern Wisconsin. On their return they will reside at the Willlard Aker home, Sutliff avenue. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT number; "Tern-! pie Bells' by Pellc, featuring thej Chimes, and "God's Time is Best" GREEN BAY, Nov. 2 i by Bach, was a dignified, majestic Clumb, a state reformatory guard, choral.

Both groups, by Miss Hamp was conHned to hospital hera to-; ton were played in a very finished day with a bullet wound in the thigh, manner. accidentally inflicted while at target Konncth Emmons' solo, "It Is practice. from Mendelssohn's ora- Clumb was Injured while firing 01 0i is a number of CHICAGO, Nov. 2 em- a team on the 13all 'd's creek 8Te beauty and dignity. It portrays ployes of the Chicago and North- i ranse near here yesterday.

He was i man flnal commendation of his life western railroad have been awarded conversing with his companions lnto aod kee ping, and was sung Baby Clinic. The monthly -baby clinic will be held In the city council rooms, city Wednesday, Oct. 4, from 9 a. hero citations for bravery, C. A.

Cairns, passenger traffic agent, has announced. They are Charles H. Murphy, Fond du Lac, and Oliver Diehl, when the gun discharged, entering at the thigh and "'lodging near the knee. to 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon, Morrison, 111., bo.th of whom saved tables. High scores were held by Miss accessories to match -and carried a bouquet of white and lavender chry- Norah Larson and Howard Frederickson.

Low scores were held by Miss Lenore Packard and Harold Swanson. Men's Club. The Crescent Men's club meets in the town hall Saturday evening, Nov. at 8 o'clock. Peter Christensen and Albert Peterson will be in charge of the entertainment and lunch arrangements.

Mrs. Adolph Biermier will be hostess to the women while the club Is In session. Emmerling's No. Brown St. Phone 41 3 23.

Days Tuesday and Wednesday Specials Tubutis-Wubker. St. Joseph's Catholic church was the scene of a pretty day morning when Miss Vera Tubu- tis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles TJlgredvand Wubker, son of: Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Wubker, were married at 8 o'clock by the Rev. A. A. Borucki.

The church altar was' artistically decorated with cut flowers and lighted candles. To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding Tender Beef Roast, Ib Sirloin- Steak, Brookfield Pork Sausaugev Ib. Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 Ib. pkg. 12c Jd 19c 33c be in charge, assisted by local women, -trains.

Corn fed in at one end of a new with great; depth of feeling and ten derness. Mrs. James Caldwell's solo 229 Bart Wis. Ave. machine built in Italy is turned out i In the form of a completed loaf of bread in 20 minutes.

I I Branch Office Wa.h..D.C colds and sickness by hay. ing your shoes Repaired and Put in Good Condition before.the wet weathet Work shoes oiled FREE at the SHOE STORE 0 So. Brown Street i Not the Story of a Cause, But the Story of a People vissny Russian or American MINERAL OIL Full Pint 50c Koppa'e Drug er it isn' To marry, you merely neither bride nor groom is required to promise anything. Divorce is just as as costs only $3.50. First-graders in the school, workers in the factories, convicts in the penitentiaries, govern themselves, Your rent on, of work you do, regardless of where you live many rooms you have, The same articles CQSJ; same standardised price in every store, No store delivers even a grand piano.

Nobody worries over bills or hospital bills -every doctor works for the: government. Women and men are work at their jobs, both take pare of the children, both do the housework- Read JULIA BLANSHARP'S 13 Stories 'IF YOU LIVED IN RUSSIA' The First will Appear Thureday, Nov. 5, i THE JAILY NEW smoked them for years'' Certainly I smoke Luckies. I've smoked them for years. And that new Cellophane wrapper with the tab for -quick opening is a knock-out.

I just give it a yank and reach for a Lucky." if Statement Paid One day a called ''Brown of Harvard" flashed on a screen. That moment a star was William Haines, but Bill to us. And for five years he's been leading smart-young-feller of filmland. See him in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "The New Adventures of Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford." That LUCKY tab! Moisture-proof Cellophane. Sealed right.

The Unique Humidor Package. it's open! See the new notched tab on the top of the pack" age. Hold down one half with your thumb. Tear off the other half. Simple.

Quick. Zip! That's all. Unique! Wrapped in moisture-proof, germ-proof Cellophane, Clean, neat, could be more modern than LUCKIES 1 improved Humidor easy to open! TAB is-yowr finger nail protection, -i You may In knowing that not was to Mr. HafiMt to make Ihe abovo italtmtnN Mr.Halnoshai of IUCKY STRIKE for 8 yean. Wo thV publicity givw? will; be at beneficial him to M-O-M, Mt prodown, M.

his endorwment.of lUCWCS is to yoM to ui. i It's toasted Your Throat MHBIBRMIfV And that "Toasted" Flavor Ever. 'fti. Made 9f Cream of mmy IUCKY STRIKE alone the throat prottCttOA 0f ex clwive "TOASTING" Proeew VM modern Ultra Violet Rayi-the procMi that MJMfe tain harsh, biting fflHMt HI These not J.uaby Strike Uauce iaturOay evening N. B.

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