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Saturday, June 21, 1947 WAUKESHA DAILY FREEMAN, WAUKESHA, WIS. Page Three SOCIETY CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS LOCAL NEWS George E. Waite Claims Jean Sykes as Bride in Portsmouth, Virginia Among the 200 guests who attended the wedding of Miss Jean Sykes and George E. Waite of Waukesha this afternoon in Portsmouth, were several from Waukesha, including Mrs. A.

R. Morton, Mrs. H. A. Youmans; the Misses Ann Morton, Carol Mickelson, Sally Johnson, Nancy Roberts.

Pewaukee guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Holt, and William Perry of Wauwatosa, was also present.

from Petersburg, were Messrs. and Mmes. L. Arnold, Robert Waite, Louis Welford, Harry James and Mr. Remmie Arnold, Jr.

Mrs. E. W. Hamilton of Roanoke, was also present. Candelabras, palms, ferns and aisle stands filled with white gladioli, snapdragons and larkspur made the First Presbyterian church unusually attractive as guests were ushered to their seats by Chester Felton, and Paul Sykes, both of Portsmouth, Robert Loebl and Benjamin Torrison, both of Waukesha, Service at Four O'clock It was at o'clock that the bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. four, R. Marshall Sykes, 919 Holladay Portsmouth, and the bridegroom, son of the J. H. Waites, 1125 East Broadway, Waukesha, exchanged marriage vows, the service being read by the Rev.

W. W. White. During the ceremony Miss Mildred Wallace sang "I Love "Because" and "The Lord's Given in marriage by her father, the bride walked down the aisle As Mrs. J.

M. Cardwell played Lohengrin's wedding march. Her gown, designed of white satin, featured a sweetheart neckline and long pointed sleeves. Her full length veil fell from a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried an arm bouquet of roses and snapdragons showered with stephrohite anotis. Her gold locket, family heirloom, belonged to her maternal grandmother.

Miss Barbara Hamilton of Roanoke, was maid of honor, and her gown of dusty pink marquisette featured an off-the-shoulder design, having a shirred bodice and peplum. Bridal aides Miss Barbara Lee of Norfolk, were, in aqua, and Miss Eleanor Staples of Tampa, in yellow, their marquisette gowns being designed with cap sleeves and peplums. All three attendants carried arm bouquets of mixed spring flowers tied with rainbow satin. Brother Was Best Man Robert J. Waite of Petersburg, TO Dining out during the summer months is a Particular pleasure at Goff's Recommended HINES by Sunday Dinners from 11:30 A.

M. Reservations Taken 80c to $1.50 Smorgasbord 5:30 P. M. LA Mrs. George E.

Walte was his brother's best man. Mrs. Sykes, wearing an aqua hat, witnessed her daughter's marriage in a aqua gown trimmed with The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Waite, choise to wear a turquoise dress and a rose hat. Both wore roses.

the club, the couple left Following, the reception held at on a motor trip up the East coast through historic Williamsburg, Va, and New York City. Young Mrs. Waite attended Mary Washington college of the University of Virginia, and Mr. Waite, a member of Sigra Alpha Epsilon fraternity, attended the University of Wisconsin and Dartmouth college. Last night the bridegroom's parents entertained the bridal party at: dinner at the Cavalier Yacht club, and the bride herself was honored recently at a linen shower given by Miss Barbara Lee; at a tal shower by Mrs.

C. Felton, crysand at a cocktail party by Miss Barbara Hamilton, Verna Leberman and John Wagner Will Wed July 12 Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Leberman, 438 W. Main announce the engagement of their daughter, Verna Leona, to John W. Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner, 925 Brookfield ave.

The wedding will take place at 3 p.m. at the Trinity Lutheran church on Saturday, July 12. TUNE IN WAUX 12:29 1510 On Your Dial Refreshing! a FLAVOR-OF-THE-MONTH: Butterscotch Pecan Always insist on Meiers tc PET ICE CREAM Meler Ice Cream Company, Division of the Pet Milk Company 0265 Y-Teens to Hear Rev. Robertson at Dinner Tonight The Rev. Wallace Robertson, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church in Milwaukee, will be the principal speaker tonight at the 6 p.

dinner of the State Y-Teen conference which is being held at Carroll college. Following the talk, the Madison delegates will be in charge of a get-acquainted The conference opened this after-! noon with registration from 2:30 to 5 p. m. The Waukesha delegates include: Jule Brockmann, Edith Mae Davies, Nancy Egan, Jackie Kennedy, Mary Mann, Frances Marback, Susan Southard, Lucia Stuart. These girls will be in charge of a tea Sunday afternoon from 4:30 to 5 Sunday night at 7:30 p.

Miss Nana Reed, Y-Teen director of the Milwaukee branch, will speak on "Our Greatest Opportunity." Shower Honors Miss Gwen Zweig Miss Gwen Zweig was honored at a miscellaneous shower given Thursday night 1 by Mrs. Chester 'Gauerke, 714 S. Grand ave. Those present were the Mmes. William Schramm, Alex BraunArthur Zweig, Clarence Harold Schramm, Gilbert Schley, Floyd Smith Ray Bloom, Frank Pari, Kenneth enmerkel; the Misses Jane Hamp, Alice Friday, Dorothy Nielsen, Ellen Schramm, Isla Smith, Shirley Zweig.

Miss Zweig, formerly of Waukesha, will become the bride of Howard Braunschweig on July 19 in Ashippun, Wis. Business Girls Close Club Year Business Girls' club of the YWCA has closed its regular club year and formal meetings, and will begin its informal summer program next week-end, when members of the club will journey to Oconomowoc to attend the Port Players' production. Miss Adeline Hine is in charge of reservations. On Wednesday, the Business Girls' club members and friends will enjoy a picnic at Horeb Spring park, at 6:30 p. m.

The club executive committee, the Misses Ella Roberts, Martha Moellenberndt, Blanche Macek, and Meyer are in charge of arrangements, In case of rain, the picnic will be held in the rumpus room of the YWCA. Baptize Infants in Pewaukee Linda, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. John VanDriel of Pewaukee was baptized last Sunday afternoon in the Pewaukee Methodist church by the pastor, Rev.

Edand Miss VanDriel, uncle ward T. Robert VanDriel Soperi. and aunt of Linda, were the godparents. Robert William, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Kline was also baptized in the church last Sunday morning. At the same time, the father, George Kline received adult baptism. Frank Dominguez on Air Sunday Frank Dominguez, Milwaukee, formerly of Waukesha, will be heard on the Talent Scout program over WAUX on Sunday from 2:30 to 3 p. m.

He will play the piano and sing. Make Sure of House, Tie Furniture GRAND FORKS, N. (U.P.)Seven tenants who live in a three story apartment house here are taking no chances that they might be caught in the housing sobrtage. When the landlord was forced to move the building to a new location, the tenants tied down their furniture and rode along. "We're not going to run the risk of losing 8.

place to live," they said. Afternoon Service Joins Jean Curler and Francis Peil; Reception Tonight In a simple ceremony performed at St. Joseph's rectory at two o'clock, Miss Jean Curler and Francis J. Peil were married this afternoon, the Rev. Wilfred Beres reading the service.

The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Curler, route 14, Milwaukee, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Pell, 961 Greenfield ave.

The maid of honor was Margie Talakowski gowned in peach marquisette with full skirt. The bride's other attendant was Peil, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, who wore powder blue marquisette. Both wore headbands of net flowers and pearls and their bouquets were of sweetheart roses combined with sweet peas. Fingertip Veil The bride's gown en train of white marquisette trimmed with lace was designed with fitted bodice, square neckline with a ruffle over the shoulder to waist, and long sleeves. Her lace trimmed fingertip veil fell from a high tiara and she carried a colonial.

bouquet of red and white roses, sweet peas and lilies of the valley. She wore a strand of pearls. The bridegroom's attendants were his brother, LeRoy Peil who served as best man, and Bedford Curler, brother of the White accessories were worn by the mothers of both the bride and bridegroom, Mrs. Curler being attired in a luggage tan and white print dress and Mrs. Peil wearing a powder blue gown.

Pink and white carnations made up the corsages. Dinner at Home The wedding dinner will be Mrs. Francis J. Peil served at the home of the bride's parents and a reception at 9 pm. for 200 guests will be held at Hurtgen's hall in Duplainville When the couple returns from a week's trip through northern Wisconsin, they will reside at 961 Greenfield ave.

The bride, a graduate of Pewaukee high school, is employed at the International Harvester co. Mr. Peil attended Waukesha high school and is employed by the Industrial Clutch corp. Mrs. Bernard Nettesheim, sister of the bride, gave a pre-nuptial party for her.

Joyce Miller and Raymond Plehn Wed at Trinity Lutheran Church Bouquets of white gladioli on either side of the altar on which I vases of white spring flowers were placed formed the setting in Trinity Lutheran church this noon when Miss Joyce Ellen Miller and Raymond M. Plehn exchanged wedding vows. The Rev. Harry Shiley read the service at m. and the children's choir sang, Perfect Love." The the daughter of the Edward L.

Millers, 1036 White Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Max Plehn, 717 the parents of the bridegroomare The wedding dinner will be served this evening at the home of the bride's parents and the reception far 250 guests will follow in the Labor temple. Attendants Wore White As Martin Garbrecht, organist, played Lohengrin's wedding march, the bride, on the arm of her father, was preceded down the aisle by three attendants--all attired in full skirted white taffeta dresses designed with fitted bodice, low round neck and cap sleeves. They wore white mitts and carried bouquets of red roses.

The bride's sister, Marilyn, served as maid of honor Friendly Folks to Hold Picnic Members of the Friendly Folks club are invited to a picnic at the summer home of Mrs. Fred Delzer, Eagle Springs lake, on Tuesday, June 24. Those planning to attend are asked to meet at the YWCA at 9 a.m. Those who do not have transportation can take a bus leaving at 10:10 a.m. Each person is to bring sandwiches and a dish pass.

In case of rain, the picnic will be held in the rumpus room at the YWCA. Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Kremers arrived for a few days' visit at the home of Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Lyman C. Nowers, S. Grand ave. Mrs. Kremers, the former Nelva Jean Nowers, teaches at Iowa State college and her husband is enrolled in the summer school there.

Radio Station WAUX PRESENTS RELIGIOUS PROGRAM SCHEDULE SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd 9:00 a. m. "Faith For Living" From the Methodist Church 10:45 m. "Church Hour" June 22-Methodist Church June 29-St. Joseph's Catholic Church July 6-Baptist Church July 13-St.

Luke's Lutheran Church (Remote Broadcasts from the above churches in rotating order) HEARD DAILY FROM STUDIO 9:00 a. m. "Church of the Air" Monday, June 23-Salvation Army (Major Potts) Tuesday, June 24-First Evangelical and Reformed Church (Ror. Ley) Wednesday, June 25-First Presbyterian Church (Rev. Reiner) Thursday, June 26-Trinity Lutheran Church (Rev.

Shiley) Friday, June 27---Sec. of Research, Methodist (Rev. Nelson) Saturday, June 28-Congregational, Hartland (Rev. Symmonds) 1510 ON YOUR DIAL 1510 Rural By Mrs. Henry Hubman The home of Mrs.

Annice Smart was the scene of the June meeting of the Loyal Neighbors' Homemakers' club on Thursday afternoon, June 19. Following the dessert luncheon, a business session was held. Mrs. George McDowell gave "Thoughts for the Day" and Mrs. Ervin Kulow demonstrated "Flower Arrangements" with flowers from her own garden.

In a descriptive manner, Mrs. Kulow made an arrangement for dining room table, console table, a small arrangement of pansies, a vase for church as well as the making of corsages. A peanut, hunt on the lawn followed as well as other games. Among the guests were Mrs. Don McDowell and little son of Madi.

son and Misses Carol and Joan Raht. Hostess for July will be Mrs. Roy Tenneson who will arrange for a of Wisconsin School for Boys. Entertain 4-H Club Willard and Richard Nielsen were hosts at a large gathering of the Lawnsdale Boys' 4-H club at their home on route 2 on Monday evening. Initiation of new members highlighted the program which cluded with games followed by refreshments.

Return to Madison Mr. and Mrs. Don McDowell and baby son, Bradley John, have returned to their home in Madison, after spending a few days in Waukesha. They were house guests in the Cosmo L. Chapman home.

Return from Hospital George Weining has returned to his home at Inavale farm from Memorial hospital where he underwent an operation about a week ago. Lee Chapman Home Lee Chapman has arrived at his home Elmwood farm for the summer. Lee has been enrolled at Iowa State college at Ames, Iowa, during the second semester. He reports that the conditions of Iowa and southern Illinois are quite critical. Glengarry School Closed Glengarry school recently concluded its school term with a community picnic under the direction of the teacher, Mrs.

Donald Williams, Miss Anna Jane Griffiths of Bethesda has been engaged as teacher for the coming year. Attend Spafford-Brandon Wedding Mrs. Henry Hubman and Glenn accompanied by William Smith and Miss Nell Smith have returned from Rockford, where they attended the wedding of the former Miss Betty Jane Spafford to Warren Earl Brandon. The ceremony took place in the Court Street Methodist church and reception for about 300 guests followed in the church parlors. A buffet supper for friends and relatives was also served to about 100 at the Spafford home at 229 Miriam ave.

The bride, a registered nurse, Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Spafford all of whom have visited in Waukesha many times. The home daily for Waukesha I county--the Waukesha Freeman, Positively Must End Tonite! "THE YEARLING" in Color Claude Gregory Jarman Peck Jr. Jane and Wyman "Flag" Enjoy at Top the Hits PIX: Continuous.

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Gregory Fumall, and Mrs. Russell Hagerstrand entertained at a shower last night for Miss Verna Leberman who was presented with a set of dishes. party was held at the Fumall home, 729 Michigan and twenty guests were present. Cards and bunco were played. ward Gendrich, Mrs.

Richard Leberman, Miss Myrtle Leberman and Mrs. William Zahnow. Births Mr. aud Mrs. Parnell Ryun, Grandview announce the birth of a daughter on Friday, June 20, at Memorial hospital, and a younger sister, Nancy, was junior bridesmaid.

Joyce Loth was the bridesmaid. The bride was gowned in ivory slipper satin, the dress having a full skirt and train, and fitted bodice with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves. Her fingertip veil was caught to a. coronet of white satin roses and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses. She wore a gold cross.

Cousin Was Best Man Cousin of the bridegroom, William Staab, served as best man. The ushers were Fred Plehn, another cousin of the bridegroom, and Edward Miller, the bride's brother, For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Miller chose a black and white print dress, her corsage being of red roses. Mrs. Plehn, the bridegroom's mother, wore light blue and her corsage was of yellow roses.

Both mothers wore white hats. When Mr. and Mrs. Plehn, both graduates of Waukesha high school, return from their honeymoon, they will reside on Williams st. Those who entertained for the bride were the Mmes.

William Staab, Max Plehn, Albert Reinke and Arthur Katzner. Final Tonite! 7:25 and 9:55 SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN Robert Walker Melvyn Douglas "SEA OF GRASS" From 1 P. M. Comfort! Sunday PARKA A Air-Conditioned Continuous Delightful Starts TOMORROW for 3 DAYS! BOGART AT HIS EXPLOSIVE BEST! Sooner or the Law of Averages, or a Pretty Woman, Will Catch Up with His Type! HUMPHREY BOGART BARBARA STANWYCK ALEXIS SMITH THE TWO MRS. At: Shown Sunday CARROLLS 1:00, 3:10, 5:25, 7:35, 9:50 with Nigel Bruce Added Pleasure! The Academy Award Winning Short Subject, 1947! "A BOY AND HIS DOG" All in Technicolor! 'ENCHANTED SQUARE" Late World News 0265.