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Ruth Ann Arnold and David Sauceda Arnold-Sauceda Ruth Ann Arnold and David Sauceda celebrated their marriage during a 2 p.m. ceremony Aug. 26 at Warren Taylor Gardens in Lincoln Park, Kenosha. The Rev. Manuel Lozano of Word of Faith Family Church in Racine officiated.

The bride was escorted by her brother, Gerald M. Arnold II, in memory of their father. The bride is the daughter of Judith A. Arnold of Sturtevant and the late Gerald M. Arnold.

The groom's parents are Serapio and Anna Sauceda of Kenosha. The bride is the granddaughter of Betty Kruse of Racine, the late Arnold Kruse and the late William and Francis Arnold. The groom is the grandson of Manuel and Trina Muniz of Racine, Justa Sauceda of Kenosha and the late Jesus Sauceda. Maid of honor was Jennifer Paulick, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Lisa Fabiano-Kruse, Rachel Wasiulewski, Vesna Schmidt, Valerie.

Tobias and Amy Culvin. Miniature bridesmaids were Christine Arnold, Elizabeth Arnold and Jessica Arnold (bride's cousins). Flower girl was Trigonie Kaykas, daughter of a friend. Best man was Fred Sauceda, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Bob Junkel, Tony Junkel, Orest Carnevali, Manuel Lozano Jr.

(groom's cousin) and Jason Mielniczek. Miniature groomsman was Jared Nichols (groom's nephew). Ring bearers were Mark White (bride's nephew) and Stephen Nichols (groom's nephew). Jeff White (bride's brother), Doug Thomas, Derek Mehaffey and Bob White were the ushers. The reception was held at Danish Brotherhood in Kenosha.

The Saucedas are living in Kenosha. Ruth Ann, 25, is a hair stylist at The Look Total Concept Salon. David, 27, is a computer consultant at Keane Milwaukee. Melissa Jensen and Douglas Swanson Jensen-Swanson The Fifth Street Yacht Club was the setting Oct. 21 when Melissa Jensen and Douglas Swanson were married.

Attorney Mark Richards officiated during the 7 p.m. ceremony. Parents of the couple are Jerry and Judy Sanders of Racine and Vernon and Betty Swanson of Kenosha. Maid of honor was Tiffany Sanders, sister of the bride. Junior bridesmaids were Sheena Swanson and Tiffani Swanson, daughters of the groom.

Best man was Vernon Swanson, father of the groom. Junior groomsman was Tyler Jensen, son of the bride. The reception was held at Fifth Street Yacht Club. The Swansons are living in Racine. Melissa, 31, is an at In-Sink-Erator.

Douglas, 36, is a glazer at Lakeside Glass in Highland Park, Ill. Guidelines Wedding and engagement announcements are published every Sunday with color photos. The deadline for photos and announcements is noon Monday for publication in the following Sunday's paper, as space permits. The Journal Times would like to print announcements while they are still news to the community. Therefore, wedding forms should be submitted within 3 months of the wedding date.

Engagements should be submitted at least four weeks before the wedding date. Forms with fee information are available at The Journal Times in Racine, 212 Fourth and Burlington, 248 N. Pine St. If you would like your photos returned by mail, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Otherwise, photos can be picked up at the second floor reception desk within three months after publication.

For more information, contact Loreen I. Mohr, Community coordinator, at 631-1725. The Journal Times page Sunday, editor: November Loreen 5, I. 2000 Mohr 7E Katie Johnsen and Jack DeWees Ill Johnsen-DeWees Wees Katie Johnsen became the bride of Jack DeWees III July 1. The Rev.

Charles Conky officiated during the 2 p.m. ceremony at St. Robert Bellarmine Church in Union Grove. Dave Moyer and Andrea Hanchey were the soloists. Jacob Graber was the violinist.

Parents of the couple are Paul and Lynn Johnsen of Union Grove and Jane and Jack DeWees Jr. of Liberty, Mo. Grandparents of the bride are Ray and Noelle DeMuynck of Union Grove and LeRoy and Marie Johnsen of Franksville. The groom's grandparents are Carol DeWees of St. Louis, Virginia Foster of Liberty, Mo.

Maid of honor was Kathy Maurice, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Teresa Rasmussen, Heather Hasenstein, Andrea Hanchey, Stephanie Johnson and Elizabeth Johnson. The personal attendant was Terri Radandt. Best man was James DeWees, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were Todd Smith, Tal Curry, J.P.

McBurney, John Johnsen and Adam Johnsen. Ring bearer was Duncan Radandt, cousin of the bride. Jason Hasenstein, Dave DiTomasso, Todd Nichols and Jeff Brecht were the ushers. The reception was held at South Hills Country Club in Franksville. The couple honeymooned in Door County.

They are living in Willowbrook, Ill. Katie, 24, is assistant director of corporate and foundation relations at Elmhurst College in Elmhurst, Ill. Jack, 26, is a computer consultant at CDI in Lombard, Ml. Jennifer Steckley and Scott Sisul Steckley-Sisul Jennifer Steckley and Scott Sisul were united in marriage Aug. 12 by the Rev.

David Benson and the Rev. Paul Sisul. The 6 p.m. ceremony was in Campus Lutheran Church, Columbia, Mo. Parents oft the bride are Stan and Maggie Gruenwald of Racine.

The groom is the son of Mary Sisul of Florissant, Mo. Grandparents of the bride are Jeane Staaf of Kenosha and Lucille Grunwald of Oshkosh. The groom's grandparents are Rita O'Keeffe of St. Louis, and Edward and Elizabeth Sisul of St. Charles, Mo.

Maid of honor was Kari Steckley, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Linda Jones, Marlene Anderson and Michelle Helfrich. Best man was Joseph Scallorns, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Richard Gotsch, James Sisul and Fred Helfrich. Ed Steckley, Lee Gruenwald and Richard Kroeter were the ushers.

The reception was held at Lenoir Community Center in Columbia, Mo. Another reception was held in September at the home of the bride's parents. The couple met while attending the University of Missiouri-Columbia. The Sisuls are living in St. Louis.

Jennifer, 29, is a teacher for the Kirkwood School District in Kirkwood, Mo. Scott, 29, is a property damage assessor at Progressive Insurance in St. Louis. Richard Prince and Talla Baran Baran-Prince Deb and Dan Baran of 1004 Blaine Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Talia, of the same address, to Richard Prince of 1833 Jerome son of Robert and Rebecca Prince of the same address.

A June 2004 wedding is planned. Matthew Braeger and Jessica DuRocher Angel Weber and Mark Platzer tzer Angel Lynn Weber and Mark Gabriel Platzer united in marriage Sept. 30 by the Rev. Daniel B. Quinn.

The 4 p.m. ceremony was in St. John's Lutheran Church. The bride escorted down the aisle by her brother, Alan Bronenkant. Parents of the bride are Inge Bronenkant and Paul Bronenkant, both of Racine.

The groom's parents are Gabriel and Hertha Platzer of Racine. Maid of honor was Sheila Bielefeldt, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Sue Koke, Sue Zilla and Karen Muleski. Best man was Scott Nelson, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Craig Hueffner, Jim Mahnke and Clay Clark.

Andy Reimann and Chris Reimann were the ushers. The reception was held at Hob Nob Restaurant. The flowers on the pew candles were made by the bride's mother. The Platzers are living in Racine. Angel, 39, is a certified occupational therapist at St.

Joseph's Hospital in Milwaukee. Mark, 37, of a sales representative at Houmann's Fish Market. Katie Liddicoat and Gil Gonzalez Jr. Liddicoat-Gonzalez Karla and Michael G. Burke of Gresham, and Gilberto Gonzalez Sr.

and Susan Gould of Racine announce the engagement of their son, Gil, of 2728 Chicory Road, to Katie Liddicoat of Kenosha, daughter of Art and Anne Liddicoat of Jennifer Bogan and Justin Miller Bogan-Miller Richard and Nancy Bogan of 5821 First St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer, of 6723 Jacobsen Lane, to Justin Miller of 6723 Jacobsen Lane, son of Walter Miller and Theresa Marchant, both of Kenosha. A June 22, 2001, wedding is planned. Annual Wedding Gown Sample Sale Save Hundreds In Progress Now 1 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Images, Racine, Incr 600 Main Street, Racine, Wisconsin 53403 632-6626 Mon Thurs 10-8 10-930 Sat 9.30-4:30 Sunday 11am-3pm Du DuRocher-Braeger Jessica Lynn DuRocher and Matthew Robert Braeger were married during a 4 p.m. ceremony Aug.

5 in Jackson. The Rev. Donald Burton officiated. Parents of the bride are James and Rosalyn DuRocher of Racine. The groom's parents are Robin and Thomas Mallman of Jackson and Kenneth and Susan Braeger of Colgate.

The bride is the granddaughter of Evelyn Wiltgen of Ossian, Iowa; Frances DuRocher of Racine; the late Ralph Wiltgen and the late Howard DuRocher. The groom's grandparents are Robert and Shirley Pallister of Sturgeon Bay and Frances Braeger of Milwaukee. Maid of honor was Emily DuRocher, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Katherine Mitchell and Johanna DuRocher (bride's cousin). Flower girl was Rachel Wiltgen, cousin of the bride.

Best man was Matthw Geiger, friend of the couple. Groomsmen were Brian Gentz and Jesse Schmidt. James DuRocher Jr. (bride's brother) and Daniel Pallister (groom's cousin) were the ushers. The reception was held at the Jackson Country Recreation Center.

The couple honeymooned at Walt Disney World. The Braegers are living in Des Moines, Iowa. Jessica, 23, is a law student at Drake University Law School. Robert, 25, is an at Ernst Young in Des Moines. Michelle Smith and Ronald Thieme Jr.

Smith-Thieme St. John's Chapel at the DeKoven Center was the setting Sept. 17 when Michelle L. Smith and Ronald L. Thieme Jr.

were married. The Rev. Dave Valentine officiated during the 1 p.m. ceremony. Parents of the bride are H.E.

Smith of Kissimmee, and Barbara Smith of Orlando, Fla. The groom's parents are Jean and Ronald L. Thieme Sr. of Racine. Maid of honor was Katherine Lenz, daughter of the bride.

Best man was Michael Thompson, best friend of the groom. The reception was held at Cliffside Park. The Thiemes are living in Racine. Fashion Hosiery rediscovered BY MARY GOTTSCHALK Knight Ridder Newspapers "The dress-up leg is back," declares Irenka Jakubiak, editor of Accessories magazine. "Hosiery is making a strong statement for fall." Hosiery has been battered for the past decade with steadily declining sales as a result of several factors.

The first punches came from the increasing acceptance of casual dress in the office, resulting in women trading suits and dresses for pants. Then designers started sending models down their runways with bare legs. Finally, there was the rising popularity of mules, sandals and open-toe heels. Yet, the fashion pendulum is swinging back, as top designers have rediscovered hosiery. Jakubiak attributes the vogue to the resurgence of suit dressing this fall and, most important, the fact that "accessories are hot again Women are starting to wear more jewelry, flower pins; they're buying more handbags and wearing belts again.

It flows down the body, so they're looking at colorful and textured hose on the leg." Women who think of hosiery as either sheer or basic black opaques need to rethink that approach. "For fall, the leg is all about texture, color and print and pattern," Jakubiak says. "We're seeing a lot of colors we haven't seen before, like eggplant, rust and shades of mustard." Jakubiak suggests women "start off with an easy, subtle statement. Try colored tights. A burgundy or deep eggplant looks beautiful with gray, black, brown or navy When it comes to texture, the leader is fishnet, she says.

For novices, "think about layering fishnet over a color. A strong statement would be black fishnet over red, but you can also try black fishnet over brown or even a black fishnet over a black tight, which will give you texture.".