Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 5

Saturday, May 31, 1947 Miss Florence Fox and Frank Koch Are Married at Methodist Church A A A I A A A I Paze Five The Methodist church was of the wedding of Miss Flor- i ence May Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Fox, Brookfleld Frank Giles Koch, route 5, Thursday evening, May 29. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and G. F. Koch, route 5. The candlelight service was performed by the Rev. O.

L. Merritt at 7:00 p. m. in the presence of about 200 relatives and friends. The church was decorated with beautiful baskets of mixed bouquets.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a satin gown, 'fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and long train. Her long veil of French net fell from a crown of seed pearls. She wore a single strand of pearls, which were a gift of the groom, and carried an arm bouquet of white roses and sweet peas, with a center corsage of white orchids. Matron of honor was Mrs. Frank Fox, sister-in-law-of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Mrs.

Edward Evans, Mrs. Howard Newman and Miss Kathryn Nader. Mrs. Fox was attired in yellow marquisette and carried a powder puff bouquet of talisman roses and rainbow ribbons. Mrs.

Evans wore a green marquisette gown and also carried a powder puff bouquet of talisman roses and rainbow ribbon. Mrs. Newman and Miss Nader, who were attired in pink marquisette, carried powder-puff bouquets of pink lady roses and rainbow ribbons. All four attendants wore utrands of pearls which were a gift of the bride. Miss Karen Ann Fox, nioce of the bride, was the little flower girl.

She was attired in a white satin gown and white poke bonnet and carried a bouquet of MOIAL FOICE alone can save the world from destruction by might." JRandle FUNERAL HOME NO.EAST AVE. PHONE 4O9I varigated sweet peas with a rose center. Edward Evans, nepnew of the groom, acted as ring bearer. He wore a navy blue suit and carried a white satin pillow. Edward R.

Evans, brother-in-law of the groom, served as best man and the ushers were Frank Fox, Howard G. Newman and Everett Engerson. Mrs. C. W.

Paulsen gave a 15-minute organ recital before the ceremony and played the wedding marches. Mrs. O. L. Merritt sang "Because" and "The Lord's) Prayer" during the ceremony.

Mrs. Fox witnessed her daughter's marriage in a navy blue dress and matching hat, while the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Koch, was attired in a beige dress with brown accessories. Each wore a rose corsage. The wedding reception was held in the church parlors immediately following the ceremony.

Miss Eunice Elger, Mi.ss Mary Ann Foss and Mrs. Leo Kerstein assisted with the serving. They were attired in pastel formals aijid wore gardenias in their hair. Immediately following the reception, the young couple left on a trip through the West. The former Miss Fox is a graduate of Waukesha high school and affiliated with Fox's Guernsey airy.

Mr. Koch is a graduate of Waukesha high school and attended larroll college. He is employed in he office of the Allis Chalmers Manufacturing co. Those who entertained for the iride were members of her bridge flub, the Misses Lillian Rohde and Cathryn Nader, Mrs. Frank Fox, Mrs.

G. F. Koch, Mrs. Howard Vewman and Mrs. Edward Evans, and the girls employed at Fox's dairy.

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We Invite You to Cash Your Pay Check Here. No Charge. Miss Doris Place Engaged to Wed Robert Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Place, route Waukesha, announced the cn- agement of their daughter, Doris Jean, to Robert Lewis Anderson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Anderson, of Westowne recently at a dinner. The couple has made no. definite wedding plans. Co-operate with your carrier boy --he's a Junior merchant.

Anna Weyer and Scharol E. Foat Exchange Vows Wedding vows were exchanged by Miss Anna Weyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weyer of Loyal, and Scharoi E. Foat, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emery Foat, 228 Frame at St. Anthony's Catholic church at Loyal, May 17, at 8:30 a.m. The Rev. Aloys Zinthefer officiated at the ceremony and music was sung by the children's choir.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory satin wedding gown designed with long tapered sleeves, and a full skirt and train. A bandeau of seed pearls with a cluster of orange blossoms at either side, held the fingertip veil of illusion. She carried calla lilies surrounded with peach colored roses and swansonia, and showered with satin ribbons and rose buds. The bride wore pearls, a gift from the groom. Attendants were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Weyer and Rose Marie Weyer, brother, sister-in-law, and sister of the bride and Charles Esser, Waukesha. The bride's attendants wore identical gowns of pink ninon over satin and carried pink and white carnations. The mothers of the bride and groom wore corsages of roses and swan- sonia. Breakfast was served at the home of the bride's aunt.

Dinner for 65 guests and supper for 95 was served at the Weyer home which was decorated with pink and white streamers and white wedding bells. During the afternoon a reception was held and that evening a dance was held at the Country Ballroom at Marshfield. The young couple will be at home to friends at 228 Frame ave. The groom, employed by the Dale Chevrolet is a veteran of World war II and spent three years in Germany. His bride has been employed in Milwaukee.

Guests from Waukesha who -attended were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Foat and Arlene, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Kowalski and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Phelps and children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foat and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Foat and Gordon, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Esser, Charles Esser, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karrels, Mr, and Mrs. Ned Kowatski, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Sa- vatski, Mary Savatski, William Mack, Mr. and Mrs. William Spellman, Mr. and Mrs.

Lazarus Spellman, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foat, Oconomowoc. Ceremony in Washburn Church Unites Miss Anderson and Brenton H. Rupple The wedding of Miss Betty Lou Anderson, daughter of Mrs.

J. W. Anderson of Washburn, to Brenton H. Rupple, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Rupple, 215 N. James occurred this afternoon at 3 p. m.

The ceremony, held at Christ Lutheran church in Washington, was solemnized by the Rev. E. B. Swenson of Cameron, Wis. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Doris Anderson, accompanied by Mre.

Ralph Anderson, sang "Because" and "Oh, Premise Me." The bride who was given away by her uncle, C. W. Anelberg of South Bend, wore a white kasha cloth suit with navy blue accessories, and her corsage was a purple orchid. She was attended by her sister, Miss Ruth Anderson, who wore a powder blue suit with black accessories and a corsage of talisman roses. Russell Jensen of Elmhurst, 111., was best man for Mr.

Rupple, and T. R. Seymour of Milwaukee and Robert Felch of Ashland served as ushers. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church parlors. The mother of the bride, Mrs.

Aaderson, wore a lemon yellow suit with black accessories and a corsage of lavendar sweet peas. The groom's mother, Mrs. Rupple, was attired in turquoise crepe with black accessories and her corsage was of pink roses. The bride and groom left on a short wedding trip, after which tbey will return to Madison to resume their studies at the university where both are seniors. Out of town guests were the bridegroom's parents and his brother, Keith, and his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.

A. R. Hills, all of Waukesha; Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. Anelberg and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Anelberg of South Bend, Mrs. T. C. Oscar, Madison, and Mr. and Mrs.

T. R. Seymour of Milwaukee. Unusually good food has become an accepted standard with us. Recommended tjr DUNCAN BINES Sunday Dinners from 11:30 A.

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Call in; today and talk It over before you plan your sale. (LINTONVILLE SALES CORPORATION Waukesha Office---Freeman Mrs. L. A. Arnold, Isle of Wight, England, has arrived in Waukesha where she will spend the summer with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene A. White, 228 Harrison ave. Mary Ann Schulze, 8-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick C. Schulze, N. Porter was taken to Memorial hospital last night where she underwent an emergency appendectomy. T-4 Mrs. Robert Jasinski, son of Jasinski of Waukesha, has Party Honors Doris Gnnther Mrs.

Tony L. Mickler and Mrs. James Martin, entertained at Monte Cai-lo whist recently for Miss Doris Gunther whose marriage to Warren Brown will take place June 14. Guests included Mmes. George Gorgan, B.

H. Zeller, Calvin Zeller, George Spencer, John Volpano, Max Gunther, David Gunther, Emil Gunther, Walter Gunther, James Martin, August H. Gunther, and the Misses Carol Gunther, Gladys Gunther, all of Waukesha; Mrs. J. E.

Giesler, Chicago, Mrs. Bertram Lubin, Milwaukee; and Mrs. William G. Gunther of Cleveland, O. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Giesler, Mrs. Volpano and Mrs. August Gunther. left the Fort Dix 1262nd ASU Replacement Training center for his new assignment at Fort Banks, Mass. Sgt.

Jasanski joined the Army in January, 1943, and re-enlisted in February, 1947, He previously served in the European Theater of Operations for 30 months and is authorized to wear the ETO and American Theater ribbons and the World War II Victory medal, Mrs. Gertrude Grauer, 1115 Madison is convalescing at her home after having undergone a major operation at Memorial hospital on Monday. Mrs. Charles Dornbusch, the former Margaret Oatway, of Chicago, 111., and Dr. and Mrs.

Richard Oatway, Stpney Plains, Alberta, Canada, are guests of Mrs. W. Oatway, 144 East ave. Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Hughlett and children of Hamilton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughlett, 216 S. West and are also visiting other relatives here.

They expect to return home within a week or so. Mrs, Hughlett is the former Alvina Baars. Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Tunnell have moved from 256 Waverly pi. to their newly purchased home at the west limits. Bepresented by L. Residence Dial 4364 Business Dial 9500 Name High School Editors and Staff Members for Fall Betty Lou Morgan and Yvonne Graf have been selected to edit the two major publications of Waukesha high school next year, it was announced this week by the advisors, Robert Munger of the Cardinal Star and Clarice Kline of the Megaphone.

Betty Lou has, worked on the Star for the first two years and acted as first page editor this year, while Yvonne has worked on the Megaphone on various things for two years also. Other members af the Cardinal Star staff include Ramona Hughlett who will edit the first page of the Star and Dolly Beringer who will act as feature page editor with Lucia, Stuart as her assistant. Arline Leipski will have charge of the third page and Dick Graf will be assistant editor on the sports page. All of these people have taken or will take journalism next year. The remainder of the staff will be selected from the journalism class in the fall.

Betty Gauthier, Betty Doering, Chris Sheridan, Dick Gnaf and Pat Roehling will make up the editorial board for the Megaphone year book next year. They will each have charge of a different phase for tlie publication and will choose the remainder of the staff from applications they have received from various students-and teachers. Velma Taylor, who was editor of the school magazine, Pen 'n Ink, this year, will edit it again next fall. PTA Group Meets in Chicago; Local Women will Attend Among those from Waukesha who will attend the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Chicago Monday and Tuesday are Mmes. Allen M.

Howard, Eugene A. Nutter, Floyd Biebel, Mary Elisa-, beth Lochen, Harvey Mickel, Earl Baumgard, W. O. Kirkpatrick and R. V.

Normington. The board of managers of the congress was scheduled to meet today in a preliminary meeting in preparation for the group's annual meeting Monday. In a pre-convention session yesterday Mrs. J. W.

Bingharn, Palo Alto, was elected president of the national chairman's conference which is made up of the heads of the various activity committees within the congress. Henry B. McCarty, Madison, was elected vice president of the group, and Mrs. J. W.

Heylmun, Oak Park, 111., secretary. Mrs. Robert E. Shank, Indianapolis, was elected president of the state presidents' conference of the congress yesterday. A.

W. Zelem- mer, Wisconsin Rapids, was named vice president. Little Girl Has Birthday Party Carmen Ann Rodriguez, route 5, Waukesha, celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary last Sunday. Those present at her party were Patsy and Jerry Steffen, Annie and Mitchell Weisner, Vernon; Daniel Motz, Carl Huebner, Eileen Reich, all of route John, Peggy and Deana Panawash; Mary, Francis and Jimmy Charles; Charles and Ruth Leverenz, Donald Koconis, Sharon, Billy and Gene Scarce; Joe and Michael Rodriguez. Other relatives and friends who reeted Carmen were Mrs.

V. Ko- onis, Peter Koconis, Mr. and Mrs. R. Koconis, Mrs.

C. Waddell, Mrs. T. Charles, Mrs. A.

Leverenz. Mr. and Mrs. J. Close, Mrs.

J. Pana- wash, Mrs. H. Steffeu, Mrs. C.

Poff, Anne Scharrer and Karl Thiel to Wed June 15 Miss Anne Scharrer, daughter of Mrs. Anna Scharrer, 863 Perkins and Karl H. Thiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiel, 1001 Greenfield have" chosen June 15 as the date for their wedding.

Mrs. Grossman On Air Sunday Margaret Griffith Grossman, lyric soprano, will be the featured soloist in a program to lie presented over the local radio station at 4 p. m. Sunday, The program will include songs dedicated to 'the month of brides'. Mrs, Grossman, fifth prize winner in the Starring Young Wisconsin Artists series this year, was recently presented in concert over Milwaukee station WTMJ, and was one of the soloists in the Spring concert of the Waukesha Musicalo.

Accompanist for the program will be Dorothy O'Neill, a student at', Carroll college. The program will include a group of folk songs, "The Lilacs Are In the aria "Voi lo Sapete" from Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusti- cana, Grieg's "I Love "Through The' "Ourve ton Coeur" and "Ouvre Tes Yeux Miss O'Neill will play the "Golly- wog's Cakewalk" as her part of the program. Rev. Soper Talks at North Prairie The 'Rev. Edward Soper, pastor of the Methodist church in Pewaukee, will be the speaker at the Memorial program held in thein North Prairie cemetery on Sunday afternoon.

This is an annual event in the village and is sponsored by the American Legion. The Rev. Mr. Soper was the speaker at the Merton school last night. The program was one sponsored by the Waukesha county agricultural interests in charge of Ernest Wade of Milwaukee, and was for the ex-GI's who are taking "on the job" training in this field.

15 Students Get Writing Honors Last Wednesday, during the junior-senior assembly at Waukesha high school, five juniors and 10 seniors were given membership to Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists. The awards were made by Miss Clarice Kline, advisor of the school yearbook. To be eligible for these awards students are required to complete a certain amount of work, such as editing 1 copy-reading, doing the work of a business manager and also circulation manager. The following were admitted to the organization from the Cardinal Star: Ann Rowlands, Nancy Brenk, Mary Lee Saubert, Jo Christiansen, Dale Kadlac and Betty Lou Morgan, From the Megaphone: Elisabeth Berg, Mary Boehmke, Betsy Ferguson, Yvonne Graf, Sterling Jones, Frank Manley, Pat Roehling and Chris Sheridan. Velma Taylor was the only one who received the award from the Pen'n Ink magazine.

Young Matrons to Have Dinner The Young Matrons' club met at the Christoph Memorial YWCA Wednesday and made plans for the annual dinner to be held at Roxy's on Wednesday, June 11. Reservations must be made on or before June with Mrs. Harry Mahnke or Mrs. Roy Anders. Those attending the dinner are asked to meet at the YWCA by 6:30 p.

m. Church to Hold Picnic Sunday The parish picnic of St. Matthias Episcopal church will be held Sunday, June 1, at Frame park after the morning service. There will be a fire for those who wish to cook hamburgers. Coffee, pop and ice cream will be furnished.

In case of rain or too cold weath er, the picnic will be postponed un til the first good Sunday. Mary Oudenhoven Guest of Honor A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mary F. Oudenhoven whose marriage to Leslie E. Niece will occur on June 7, was given recently by Miss Barbara L. Jones and her mother, Mrs.

Thomas O. Jones, route 2, Pewaukee. Guests present were Mmes. Ben Dibble, Donald Klussendorf, Bernard Williams, M. F.

Oudenhoven and the Misses Dorothy Koenigs, Lorna Koenigs, Dorothy Klusendorf and Bernice Williams. Mr. and Mrs. F. Draeger, Miss Elsie Draeger and Miss Pat Sylvester.

A buffet lunch was served and Carmen received many gifts. Hold Pot Luck Supper Sunday Women of the Moose will hold a pot luck supper at 6 p. m. Sunday in the Moose clubrooms. All men members are asked to bring a dish to pass.

A program has been arranged for the evening. ICE CREAM GALLONS 1.25 HALF GALLONS 65c PINTS 20c ICE CREAM CAKE ROLL 5c Slice BROCKMANN'S 128 W. Broadway Dial 4365 Lion's Amateur Boxing Program High School Gym, June 11 Circle Meets with Mrs. Keske June 3 The Lucy Morgan circle of the First Congregational church will meet at the home of Mrs, Al Keske, route 5, on Tuesday, June 3, at 2:30 p.m. This will be guest day.

Mrs. A. W. Brockway will give a book review and Miss Ida Edwards will lead in devotions. Past Chiefs Meet with Mrs.

Funk The Past Chiefs club will meet at the home of Mrs. Pearl Funk, 131 E. Park on Tuesday, June 3, at 8 p. m. The following births were recorded at Waukesha Memorial hos- Thursday, May 29: A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Lindhorst, route 2, Waukesha. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schaefer, route 2, Waukesha.

Friday, May 30: A daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. Philip Swart, route 2, Waukesha. Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Alexander, 546 N. 15th Milwaukee, and to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwartz, Troy Center. A daughter was boi-n Thursday, May Watertown hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Allan Newman, Waterloo, formerly of Waukesha. Award Diplomas to Four Local Girls Four Waukesha girls will receive diplomas from Milwaukee schools within the next few days. Miss Rita Rosenheim, daughter of the James Rosenheims, 741 East Broadway, is graduating from the Whitefish Bay high school on June 4. When commencement exercises are held at Mount Mary college on June 3, Miss Virginia Mary Bonness will receive her bachelor of arts degree.

Miss Kathryn Mary Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Booth, will be one of the graduates from the Deaconess hospital school of nursing Sunday night at 8 p. m. at Bethel church, North at 38th street.

On June 2, Miss Joanne Hadfield, daughter of Mrs. Luma V. Hadfield will graduate from St. Mary's school of nursing in Milwaukee. Awards Given to Carol Tlmrwacliter At the annual athletic banquet held recently at Wayland academy, Beaver Dam, Miss Carol Thurwachter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Raleigh Thurwachter, 323 MeCall received a gym team award as well as a point award. Invest in a WANT-AD Saturday Night Is Family Night Bring the family and call your neighbors Reservations taken DIAL 8527 Comer's Cottage Tea Rooms SOS Arcadian Waukesha YWCA CALENDAR June 2--Monday: 12:30 p. at Tally-Ho Inn--Who's New club annual luncheon. 8:15 p. at YWCA --Young Business Girls' club.

June 3--Tuesday: 1:30 p. at YWCA--YWCA Program Planning committee. 4:00 p. Grade Y-Teen picnic and hike. June 4--Wednesday: 7:00 p.

at Half Way Inn--Business Girls annual banquet. June 5--Thursday: 2:30 p. at YWCA--Friendly Folks club. Miss Schessler Is with Airways Mis Genevieve Schessler, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Schessler, route 1, Waukesha, and a 1945 graduate of Michael Reese Hospital School of Nursing, is flying high these days as one of Braniff International Airways ninety-five hostesses. Genevieve attended the University of Wisconsin for one year before entering nursing. She joined Braniff in April, 1946. The airline's routes stretch from Lake Michigan's shores at Chicago south to the Gulf and 13 cities.

From Denver Braniff planes fly across Oklahoma and the Ozarks to Memphis, Tenn. Scheduled soon is service to the southern hemisphere and ten Latin American nations including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay and Peru. In the hostess training classes -ranging from geography and grooming- to the care of iiate infant? -Genevieve was prepared for flying work as well as for the marital career which the majority of hostesses elect within two years. Besides geography, the training courses include passenger service, flight theory, travel study and traffic procedures. The grooming and modeling classes of group and individual consultations with Neiman-Mareus experts on posture, hair styling, make-up and general grooming.

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