The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 10

1 A 1 19, 1971 Congress Topic Daily tohwttrn V1Q of UWV Units 7 rr I Mi Frank and Mr. LaPoint On a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin are Mr. and Mrs. Keith James LaPoint, who repeated marriage vows late Saturday afternoon at St. Andrew Evangelical Lutheran Church, the Rev.

Merton Luebke officiating. The former Amy Louise Frank ri I j' 1 NEENAH Unit meetings of the Neenah-Menasha League of Women Voters will discuss the national topic, "What Congress does and how it is organized to do it." Morning Unit meets at 9 a.m. Tuesday, April 20, in the Presbyterian church parlor with babysitter service available; at 7:45 p.m. the same day, Mrs. Richard Hess, 605 Peckham Jean's 234 Church Ave.

i tt Mrs. Jay "Step into Spring" Beautiful New All and ANY SEASON COATS Kuehn-Meyer Rites Take Pace Saturday is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Frank, 1229 Monroe and the bridegroom the son of Mrs.

Jennie LaPoint, 325 Lin-cob all of Oshkosh. The bride's floor-length gown of sata peau with fitted bodice and A-line skirt featured accents of Venise lace and pearls on the high neckline, wide cuffs of the long sleeves, in a panel down the front of the gown and edging on the detachable Watteau chapel train. A Venise lace face framer held her shoulder-length veil as she carried a colonial bouquet of Woburn Abbey roses and white carnations. Miss Linda Sanders was the maid of honor and Mrs. Kenneth Wiesner and Nancy Juhike were the bridesmaids.

The bride's sisters, Nancy and Julie Frank, were the junior attendants. All wore A-line gowns of chiffon over taffeta, the maid of honor in bright orange; the aids in apricot brandy shade. They carried double rings of orange and white carnations. James Durrant was the best man; Fred Popp and Terry Zuelke were groomsmen. Guests were seated by Wayne LaPoint, brother of the bridegroom, Bruce Diener and Daniel Mel-horn.

The couple greeted guests at the V.F.W. hall, Oshkosh. The bride is employed by Hanisch-Stuebs Agency, Oshkosh, and the bridegroom by Kiekhaefer Mercury, Fond du Lac. They will reside at 1221A Mt Vernon Oshkosh. and Sculptors, and Wisconsin Water Color Society.

In community affairs she was a leader in an effort to employ a city forester and most recently campaigned to save the trees at East Hall. Mrs. Kluge is teaching a series of art classes for children at the Oshkosh Public Museum. 22.50 will host the Evening Group. At 1:15 p.m.

Wednesday, April 21, Afternoon. Unit meets with Mrs. Hugh Nolin, 645 Congress Chairman for the study is Mrs. J. A.

Kilroy assisted by Mmes. Russell Carpenter, Michael Sacher, Larry Wittenbrink and Frank Albert. This is the first year of a two year study on the. topic: "The House of Fashion" to $Q99 Original Price (Formerly of Newmans) 5-Friday Mght Until 8 Inc. Carpets MTJDTJD i ft Mrs.

Keith J. LaPoint Towne and Country Studio, Neenah Mrs. Kluge Will Talk On Trees The Art and Environmental Action Study Groups of the American Association of University Women are presenting a public program on "Nature's Natural Beauty of Trees." It will be held at 8 p.m. April 20 on the third floor of the Oshkosh Public Library. Mrs.

Catherine Kluge. will present program. Mrs. Kluge received a B.S. degree at the University of Wisconsin and then took additional courses in art at Layton Art School and the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

She has been a resident of Oshkosh since 1961 and has exhibited in such major shows as Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors Annual, Wisconsin. Print-makers Annual, Artists of the Month-Oshkosh Public Library, and Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Currently she is a member of Wisconsin Artist Federation and Sculptors, Madison Art Guild, Delta Phi Delta Honorary Art Association, Wisconsin Painters 69.50 Sizes 6 to 40 A Beautiful Selection 48 BETTER DRESSES Repeating marriage vows Saturday on the bridegroom's parents' wedding anniversary were Miss Linda E. Kuehn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hamann, 823 Merritt and Jay J. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph (Duffy) Meyer, 3790 Leonard Pt. Road, W.

Officiating at the 7 p.m. ceremony, scene of which was Peace Lutheran Church, was the Rev. I. Harold Kuester. Carrying a cascade of white daisies and lavender sweetheart roses with accents of dainty baby's breath, the bride made the traditional walk down the aisle wearing a floor-length organza gown with full bell-shaped skirt.

Accenting its hemline and chapel train and bordering the striped organza apron in the bodice was Venise lace, more of which was found on the standup collar and bishop sleeves ending in wide-fetted cuffs. Large daisy appliques spilled down the center of the gown and continued on the train while a touch of color was added by the orchid satin ribbon highlighting the Empire bodice and forming a large Dior bow in back. Her elbow-length veil was held OPEN DAILY 10-10, SUN. 11-6 YOUR CHOICE Regardless of Jean Stretch Open Daily, 9:30 to Boeder Stephan, introduces 3 New MEIE8 Mrs. Jeffrey A.

Selle Hildebrand Studio, Omre Muscavitch and Selle WINNECONNE Marriage vows were repeated Saturday afternoon at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, Winne-conne, by Marsha Ann Muscavitch and Jeffrey A. Selle, the Rev. John Hoenecke officiating. The bride is the. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Muscavitch, Rt. 2, Omro, and the bridegroom the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armond Selle, Winneconne.

The bride wore a floor-length ivory gown fashioned with a stand-up neckband, sheer bishop sleeves and Empire waisted bodice highlighted with Chan-tilly lace and tiny buttons of satin down the front and back. Lace appliques were on the front of the skirt and on the chapel-length train attached at the waist. A satin bow held her fingertip-length veil as she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, pink roses and baby's breath. Matron of honor was Mrs. William Regel; Mrs.

Frederick Gierke and Linda Korn the bridesmaids. Mrs. Regel's gown was lavendar chiffon over pink satin with short puffy sleeves; the aids' gowns were pink and lavender flowered chiffon over pink satin in similar styling. They carried baskets of pastel shaded mums with baby's breath and wore headpieces of the same shaded flowers. The brother of the bridegroom, was the best man.

William Regel and Bruce' Peterson were the groomsmen; David Muscavitch and Douglas Selle, brothers of the couple, were the ushers. A reception and dinner in the church parlors followed the ceremony and later in the evening a dance was held at the Neenah Eagles Club. Both Mr. and Mrs. Selle are students at Wisconsin State Uni-versity-Oshkosh.

They will reside at Rt. 2, Winneconne. Kreisman, Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kreisman, Riverside, formerly of Oshkosh, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Joelene Kay, to Airman l.C.

Patrick G. Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Weiss, Rockford, 111.

Miss Kreisman graduated from Kamona High School, Riverside, in January. Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Rockford West High School, Rockford, is stationed in Wisba-den, Germany, with the Air Force. R51 Don't lll I iilielil -4 J. Meyer -Hfebtl Studio in place by Venise lace fashioned into flowers. Attendants for the bride wore floor-length pantdresses of aqua and floral print with aqua bodices enhanced with lavendar rib-bons.

They carried baskets brimming with white, aqua and lavender daisies and bachelor buttons. Miss Pamela Kuehn was her sister's maid of honor; Mrs. Diane Meyer, Miss Debbie Hamann and Miss Jodi Meyer, bridesmaids; Miss Julie Meyer, junior aid, and Lisa Hamann, also sister of the bride, flower girl. Best man was James Meyer; groomsmen, Jerry Meyer, Richard Ames and Phillip Billings; ushers, Ricky Hart and Rusty Hamann. The newlyweds greeted guests at a reception at Legion On the Lake.

Following a wedding trip to Florida, they will reside at 805D Leeward Court, Oshkosh. The bride, who attended Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh, is employed by Mercy Medical Center. A graduate of WSU-O, Mr. Meyer is employed by Duffy Meyer Insurance Agency. a THURS.

HANDBAGS 2-88 Twin Pocket Style Murray 6ANCC STUDIO OHIO Mrs. Jerry Weinhold Robert La Buwl photo Kellenberger and Weinhold Officiating at the late Saturday afternoon wedding of Miss Marybeth Kellenberger, daugn-ter of Mr. and Mrs. I.E. Kellenberger, 1140 Merrill Osh-kosh, and Jerry Weinhold, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Merlin E. Weinhold, 304 Madison Cascade, was the Rev. Robert Colle. Scene of the 4 p.m.

double ring ceremony was St. Peter Catholic Church. Carrying white orchids and stephanotis, the bride wore a floor-length white satin gown fashioned with set-in train flowing from the shoulders, a fitted princess silhouette and long sleeves tapering to points at the wrists. Hand-sewn French Chan-tilly lace edged the train and accented the front of the gown and stand-up collar. Her three-tiered veil fell in soft folds from a crown of seed pearls and lace.

Mrs. David Kreutzinger, the bridegroom's sister, was matron of honor. Miss Mary Beth Weinhold, also a sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid along with Miss Holly Olsen, Santa Monica, Miss Susann Meyer and Mrs. Mark Krahn. Their dresses were floor-length dotted swiss in a rainbow of colors, lavendar, blue, yellow and pink; their flowers, orchids in matching hues.

Mr. Weinhold chose David Kreutzinger as his best man; tan C. and Kevin K. Kellenberger, the bride's brothers, Mark Lan and Mark Krahn as groomsmen. Carl Kuehn and Gary Van-derkin ushered.

The couple hosted a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Fond du Lac. Mr. and Mrs. Weinhold are planning a June wedding trip to Las Vegas and California. They reside at Rt.

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