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Monday, Apm zv, Wisconsin Tage Eight Madison THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL SOCIETY CLUB NEWS Janet Pray of Daniel Paul Reynolds to Speak at University Club An informal dinner Thursday night and a luncheon bridge May 9 are the two remaining social events on the University club cal Engagement CommitteesAnnounced for Theta Phi Alpha Province Conference (I'M 0On 7 i Hi rffiw MISS ELIZABETH BUCHEN At a party Sunday afternoon at their home in Wintiet-fca, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Wal'ther Buchen announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Head Buchen, to Albert 1Y "Winston, son of Mr. and Mrs. James II.

Winston of Evanston, 111. Miss Buchen, who is a granddaughter of Mrs. Louis II. Head, 416 Wisconsin and a niece of Mrs. Thomas Coleman, Maple Bluff, made her debut in 1935.

She is a graduate of the North Shore Country Day school and of Pine Manor. Mr. Winston was graduated from Amherst college and the law school of Yale university. The wedding will take place in the autumn. AAUW Branch Elects New Officers Saturday Announced Mrs.

B. J. Bless Heads National Press Women KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U.R) Mrs. B.

J. Bless, of Weston, Saturday was elected president of the National Federation of Press Women, Inc. Mrs. Helen Malloch of Chicago, founder of the federation, was elected first vice-president. Other officers chosen were Miss Mary Ellen Wilson, New York, treasurer; Mrs.

Sherman W. Needham, Ames, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Alvin Hall, Danville, recording secretary, and Mrs. Amelia B. Moorficld, Newark, N.

auditor. Regional vice-presidents elected were Mrs. Winona Evans, Chicago; Miss Gertrude Dackcn, Boston; Mrs. Eleanor R. Kleinheinz, Indianapolis; Mrs.

Odavee Crouse, Leon, Mrs. Walter Williams, Columbia, Mrs. Joseph E. Goodbar, New York; Miss Ethel McKnight Talmer, Arlington, N. Mrs.

Donna Carnes, Bryan, and Miss Dorothy Lawton, Racine, Wis. CHRISTENINGS Pauline Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ohnhaus, 24 N. First was christened Sunday morning in the Trinity Lutheran church by the Rev.

J. N. Walstead. Mr. Walstead officiated Sunday afternoon at the christening of Carol Ann Miller at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Miller, Sun Prairie. HONORED AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ehle, Madison, who were married recently, were guests of honor at a coin shower and dancing party Saturday night at the Club Barber on Lake Kegonsa.

WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS TO SPONSOR PARTY The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a public card party Friday at 2 p. m. in the GAR hall. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded. The corps will have a business meeting Friday at 7:30 p.

m. in the GAR hall. Relays 'Queeri 5 I MISS POLLY IIEGLER Pretty Polly II 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville F.

Hegler, Chicago, vill reign as queen of the fourth annual relays of Beloit college Friday. She was named queen by Dick Jur-gens, orchestra leader, after he had studied the pictures of the seven candidates. Miss Hegler Is a member of DelU Gamma sorority at Beloit. Hospital Notes Kneller Condition Reported Good Samuel Kneller. 82, of 1 E.

Gilman was reported in good condition today at Madison General hospital where he is under treatment for injuries suffered when he and his wife were struck by a car Friday. Mrs. Kneller died of injuries Saturday morning. Paul! Improves Peter Pauli, 14, who was struck by a Madison bus Friday while riding his bicycle, was reported in fair condition today at Madison General hospital. Hospital attendants said the boy regained consciousness Saturday morning.

He is the son of Mrs. Katharina Pauli, UN. Henry st. Mrs. Barrett Better Mrs.

Edith aBrrctt, 635 Howard was reported in fairly good condition today at St. Mary's hospital where she was taken by police ambulance Sunday for treatment of an illness. Schwingle Admitted George Schwingle, who operates a hardware store in Mus-coda, was admitted to Methodist hospital Sunday for medical treatment. Mary Polonl 111 Mary Poloni, 209 Buell was reported in good condition today at St. Mary's hospital where she was taken by police ambulance Sunday for treatment of an illness.

Mrs. Nygard Treated Mrs. Mary Nygard, Mt. Horcb, was admitted to Methodist hospital Sunday for medical treatment. MOTHERS! wl lovp ifr on stf Mother's Day VX ft m.

i- 1 CUSTOM WAVES Artistic HAIR CUTTING AND STYLING by Eberhardt's Expert Staff All Modern Methods Cardinal beauty shopp 625 State St. F. 3966 Syndicate, World right! 4 marvel. Is Bride O'Connor Engaged MISS BEVERLY IIOFER Mrs. Ada M.

Hofer, Evansville, announces the engagement of her daughter, Beverly, to F. Malcolm Gustafson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Gustafson, 303 S. Randall ave. Whitewater College Choir to Sing The a capella choir of the Whitewater State Teachers' college will give a concert Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the University Methodist church.

A silver offering will be taken. USWV Auxiliary Members of the H. W. Quent-meycr auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, will honor their veterans at a muster-day dinner Wednesday at 6 p. m.

in the GAR hall. Mrs. Edna Joachim is chairman of the event. At the business meeting following the dinner, the auxiliary and comrades will elect their delegates to the department conventions to be held in Racine in June. The historian, Mrs.

Sina Flisram, will give a reading on Manila day and the patriotic instructor will review the rules and regulations. Plans for Memorial day will be discussed by the auxiliary president, Mrs. Alma Diehl. Hicks Guests Mrs. Stoughton Faville White, Kansas City, and her twin sister, Miss Betty Kilbourn, New Haven, Conn, are visiting for a few days with their brother-in-law and sister Mr.

and Mrs. Strat-ton E. Hicks, Shorewood Hills. ST. JOHN'S SOCIETY The monthly meeting of the guild of St.

John's Lutheran church will be held in the church parlors Thusday at 2:30 p. m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Otto Wolff, Mrs. M.

J. Stitgen, Mrs. H. C. Struckmeyer, and Mrs, H.

W. Schantz. PYTHIAN GROLTS TO SPONSOR PARTY The Pythian Sisters and the Knights of Pythias will sponsor a public card party Thursday at 8 p. m. Knights of Pythias shall, 110 E.

Washington ave. Bridge and "500" will be played. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded. Mrs. Walter Handford, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.

Frances Elliott and Mrs. Warren Smith. PLYMOUTH CHURCH SWISS STEAK SUPPER The ladies' aid society and the Men's Outlook club of the Plymouth Congregational church will sponsor a public Swiss steak supper Tuesday at the church. Serving will begin at 5:30 p. m.

McPIIERSON-HATLIN Miss Laura Jean McPherson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPherson, rt. 1, Evansville, and Norman Hatlin, son of Mrs. Margaret Hatlin, rt.

1, Evansville, were married April 18 in the Cooksville Lutheran church. Miss Mildred Hatlin, Chicago, sister of the bridegroom, and George McPherson, brother of the bride, were the attendants. Tomorrow hp i 1 Only the members of the immediate families were present for the wedding of Miss Janet Pray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Theron Pray, Ashland, and Daniel C.

O'Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. O'Con nor, Portage, Saturday morn ing in Our Lady of Mount Carmel church at West Allis. Miss Sara Flint of Milwaukee and Miss Catherine Lennon of Chicago attended the bride.

Mr. O'Connor had, Irving W. York and Dr. Sidney Klenert of portage as his attendants. A wedding breakfast at the Hotel Astor followed the simple ceremony.

When they return from their wedding trip, the young people will spend the summer at Silver lake near Portage and in the fall will reside in Portage. The bride attended the University of Wisconsin, where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, and the National College of Education in Evans-ton, 111. Mr. O'Connor was graduated from the University of Wis consin law school in 1937. East Side News Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Breitzke and daughters, Dolores and Al-lene, 1431 Morrison were in Quincy, 111., recently where they attended the 50th weddmg anni versary celebration of Mrs. Breit- zke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wu Ham Kasparie.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson, 2922 Milwaukee Mrs. M. Mather, 402 Furcy and her son.

Gordon Mather, 105 Fair Oaks and Mrs. Etta Barron attended the funeral of Dr. A. Farnsworth at Baraboo Tuesday. Henry Swantz, Milwaukee, vis ited recently fo rseveral days at the home of his daughter.

Mrs. Isabelle Elder, 1341 Spaight st. Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Pierce and their son, Arnold, 1610 Yahara have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Pierce in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bertch, rt 50, will leave Tuesday for Toledo, Ohio, where they will make their home. Miss Edna Mae Glines and her nephew, Stanley Crimmins, 308 N.

Livingston spent Sunday visiting the former's aunt, Mrs Helen Johnson at Oshkosh. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Reider, Be loit, recently visited the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Owens, 2642 Hoard st. On Sunday they went to Belleville to visit Mrs. Margaret Reider. Mrs. Oscar Burkett, 249 Dun ning entertained her sewing club Thursday afternoon.

Nine members were present. William Meade, 1204 Rutledge spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Natwick at Wisconsin Rapids. Mr.

and Mrs. II. A. Dennison and son, Jimmy, formerly of Chicago, are now living at 421 Wal ton pi. A.

L. Huegel, 2150 Lakeland has returned from Saginaw, where he attended the funeral of his uncle, Fred Huegel. Mrs. Norman Jensen, 1120 Williamson was hostess Wednesday evening to her bridge club, two tables being in play. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Thomas Louns-bury, Mrs. Roger Newby, and Mrs. Walter Burns. WESTPORT CHURCH The ladies' aid society of St. John's Lutheran church at West-port will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Herman Weddig, rt. 1. The society will sponsor a show ing of moving pictures taken by the Rev. Otto Wilke in New York City, Washington, D. and California Wednesday night at the home of Mrs.

Henry Bruns, 2025 Sherman ave. EVANSVILLE BANQUET Plans are being made for the annual mother and daughter banquet at the Evansville Girl Reserves to be held Thursday, May 9, in Baptist church at Evansville. Officers of the organization are Ellen Robinson, president; Betty Mason, vice president; Mary Jane Anthony, secretary, and Ruth Morrison, treasurer. Double Eagle Stamps endar. Paul Reynolds, executive I director of the Wisconsin Tax- I payers' alliance, will be the guest speaker at the dinner meeting.

He will talk on "State Income and State Support of Education." Reservations for the dinner must be made by Tuesday night at the club desk. The bridge luncheon on May 9 is being arranged by members of the women's affairs committee. NEWING DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Newing, St. Ignace, announce the birth of a daughter, Janet Leithe. Mrs. Newing was formerly Miss Margaret Thompson of Madison.

MEMORIAL REFORMED The women's guild of the Memorial Reformed church will meet Thursday at 3 p. m. at the church. At 6 p. m.

the guild will honor both of the church choirs at a banquet. ZION LUTHERAN SOCIETY The ladies' aid society of the Zion Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Anna Schnetzler and Mrs.

Herman Zimmerman. Stoughton Club Honors Miss Mitbon STOUGHTON Sclida Mitbon, N. Henry left this morning for Detroit, where she will aid in the receivership of the First National bank of that city. Miss Mitbon was guest of honor Saturday night at a farewell party by her bridge club, at the home of Mrs. Palmer Henderson, S.

Academy Miss Mitbon was presented with a number of gifts. The Ladies Aid of the West Koshkonong church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church with the following hostesses: Mmes. Henry Thompson, Martin Eng. O. G.

Gullickson, Sam and Chester Roum and Clifford Berg. Mrs. J. M. Bertrand, Deerfield, and daughter, Mrs.

Pearl Hog, Madison, were Saturday visitors at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Stubjaer, W.

South st. Headed by Prom King Samuel Martin and his queen, Betty Lynch, about 75 couples took part in the grand march at the high school junior prom Friday night in the school gym, Dick Harris's orchestra of Madison furnished the music. During intermission a program was given, which featured the annual presentation of the spade and spoon which went to Gerald Frei and Helen Groven, respectively, who have been selected by their classes as outstanding students. The presentation was made by Ralph Kvitle and Mildred Rein, who have held them since a year ago. The senior class will was given by John Williams and the class prophecy by Jack Ferguson, Chap-erones at the prom were Mr.

and Mrs. T. O. Kvamme and Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. John Stokstad, who for many years have been in the restaurant business, sold their place of business Wednesday to Frank Johnson, Prairie du Chien. Mr.

and Mrs. Stokstad are moving to their residence on Jihnson st. with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Gjert-son, Jr. Would-Be Jokers Push Two Autos Into Lake Mendota "Practical jokers "who neither practical nor funny, pushed two automobiles into Lake Mendota at the foot of N. Francis st. early Sunday morning. The cars, belonging to Ann Stresau, 625 Langdon and Louise Morrissey, 315 N.

Blair were pushed from the 600 block on Langdon where they were parked, and down the ramp at the foot of N. Francis into about four feet of water. LAFF-A-DAY Capr. 1040, King Pncum 'Co around the block once Alumnae and active members of Theta Plii Alpha sorority have been particularly busy during the past few weeks making plans for Iheir central province conference, which to be held in Madison Saturday and Sunday. Informal get-to-pet hers will be held Friday evening for "the visitors and delegates and business sessions will be held Saturday at the Memorial Union.

An alumnae luncheon has been arranged for Saturday at 12:30 p. m. at the Union. Formal initiation is to be held at 4 :30 p. m.

at the chapter headquarters, 615 Howard after which a formal dinner-dance will be held at the Madison club. Mr and Mrs. Harold. A. Cormtek and Mr.

arid Mrs. James Bradford Everson will be chaperons. On Sunday at 12:30 p. m. Miss Mary Cawley, Madison, will be toastmijtress for the Founders' day banquet at the Heidelberg Hofbrau.

At this time, new officers of the University of Wisconsin chapter will be installed nd scholarship awards announced. Miss Helen Nee. governor of the province and general chairman of the Conference, has appointed the following committees: Mrs.nJohn Cavanaugh, Madison, hospitality chairman, assisted by Mi.s Hilda Cirvanaugh, Richland Center; Miss Kathryn Tormey, Madison; Miss Lucille Ryan, Miss Cyrilla Hickcy, and Miss MabeJ McDonald. Milwaukee. Dinner-Dance Miss Dorothy Achtenberg, Madison, dinner-dance chairman, sided by Miss Marie Boulanger, Casco; Mrs.

Robert Hulder and Miss Ma-rjorie O'Hara, Chicago; Miss Olivia Bohri and Miss Margaret Kleinhans. Milwaukee; Mrs. Leighton Norris, Janesville; Mrs. Arthur Bouffard, Green Bay; Mrs. John Meier, Waukesha; Mrs.

Earle Hcaly, Wauwatosa. Mrs. Anthony Delwiche, alumnae luncheon chairman, assisted by Mrs. E. H.

Grumke, Mrs. Edward Esser, Mrs. Roy Markel and Miss Dorothy Brown, all of Madison and Mrs. Howard Kelsey, Beloit. Miss Theresa Haig, registration chairman, assisted by the Misses Phyllis Nelson, Gertrude Beyer and Rosemary Hopkins, Madison; and Miss Catherine Danehy, Manitowoc.

Miss Margaret Trainor, housing; Mrs. John Shicls, chairman of reservations, aided by Miss Eleanor Gundlach, Madi-t-on, and Miss Betty Guyon, De-Terr; Mrs. Philip Fina and Miss Mayie Kleinhan. Milwaukee; Mrs. Val Weber, Jimesville, and Mrs.

Herbert Johnson, Sturgeon Bay. are members of the transportation committee. Founders' Day Dinner Assisting Miss Joanne Dusik, Janesville, Founders' day dinner charman, will be Miss Claire Mulvey, DeForest; Miss Mary Dembach and Miss Margaret Milwaukee; Miss Mar garet Flangan, Waukesha; Miss Marie Foy, Slinger; and Miss Bessie Zadrazil, Green Bay. On the publicity committee are Miss Charlotte Campion, Green Bay; Miss Gertrude Morris, Racine; Miss Lucille Gerl, Manitowoc; Miss Catherine McGuire and Miss Eleanor Ryerson, Milwaukee; and Mrs. Larry Engelhart, LaCrosse.

Among the delegates to the convention will be Miss Kathryn Tormey, representing the Madison alumnae of Nu chapter; Miss Kathryn Rupp, representing the Madison City Miss Shirley Newell, Eldora, the active chapter, and Miss Sally Ryan and Miss Gertrude Morris, the Milwaukee City asnn. of Theta Phi Alpha. LICENSED IN IOWA A marriage license has been issued in New Hampton, to Ray Ostrander and Anita Hinrichs, both of Madison. Save Again, Tomorrow, TUESDAY MONTH-END SALE Tomorrow Is the 2nd big day ft the city wide Month-end Sl All Items advertised in Sunday's paper wiU be on sale Tue.day, when quantities have not been depleted. Shop In Madison Tuesday z9 Beta Sigma Phi Chapters to Have Formal Dinner Marking the ninth anniversary of the founding of the sorority, Delta and Gamma chapters of Beta Sigma Phi will give a formal dinner Tuesday at 7 p.

m. in the Colonial room of the Hotel Lor-aine. Miss Georgia Lang, national field secretary, will give a short talk, and later in the evening will install a new chapter of the sorority. After the dinner, the following new officers will be installed: Delta chapter, Mrs. Reginald Stehr, president; Mrs.

Louis Schmitt, vice president; Misn Clarice Solvcrson, recording secretary; Mrs. Helmut Zumbaeh, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Enid Caswell, treasurer. Gamma chapter, Miss Mildred Kiefer, president; Mrs. Frank Molinaro, vice president; Miss Florence Taylor, recording secretary, and Miss Frances Crowley, treasurer.

Kane-Mazer Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Hazel Amelia Kane, daughter of Mrs. T. A. Lindgren, 1049 E. Johnson and Franklin Judsnn Mazer, 112 E.

Dayton son of Mr, and Mrs. John Mazer of Amulet, Saskatchewan, Canada. The ceremony took place April 20 at the home of the bride's mother. Miss Eleanor Moran and James Gallagher were the only attendants. Mr.

and Mrs. Mazer will make their home at 1 E. Gilman st. Mr. Mazer is credit manager of the Oscar Mayer co.

in Madison. Zeta Tau Alpha Madison alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will hold their first meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Russell Fowler, Shorewood Hills.

Any member of Zeta Tau Alpha who has not already been contacted about the meeting is asked to notitfy Mrs. Fowler. Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Earl C.

Kelley, 545 North wer" the guests of honor at a dance given Saturday night at the East Side Business Men's club. The Kellcys were observing their 25th wedding anniversary. B. and I. Group Senior Girl Reserves will be guests at the supper meeting of the business and industrial girls' department of the YWCA Thursday at 6 p.

m. in the YWCA gymnasium. Dr. Manfred Swarsensky will be the guest speaker. Mary Ellen Gunderson will play several cello solos and the Glee club will sing.

Group folk dancing will conclude the program. Reservations for the supper must be made at the club desk by 10 a. m. Thursday. The industrial girls will meet in the YWCA parlors Thursday at 3:30 p.

m. A tea will follow the business meeting. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha. Iota alumnae will meet tonight at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. Charles Birt, Lakewood.

NEW ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roland Ncsson, 531 Pawling st, announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Ellen, on April 27 at the Madison General hospital. i A son was born April zv at tne Methodist hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Moll, Shorewood Hills Mrs. Moll is the former Miss Esther Snell. Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Trindle, 2541 Fairfield announce the birth of a son on April 27 at the Madison General hospital. Thomas Joseph is the name Mr. and Mrs. J. William Conklin, 2445 Fox have chosen for their son born April 27 at Mary's hospital.

Mrs. Conklin is the former Miss Margaret Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. William Angell, 2722 Center are the parents of a daughter, Roselyn Marie, born April 26 at St.

Mary's hospital. Mrs. Angell was formerly Miss Gladys Steensrud. A son was born April 26 at St. Mary's hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Eld red Dover, 2712 Atwood ave. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fosnot, 18 Corry announce the birth of a son on April 27 at St.

Mary's hospital. Mrs. Fosnot is the former Miss Eva Gruendler. Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Vale, Sun Prairie, are the parents of a son born April 27 at St. Mary's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Osborn Webb, 833 Miami Pass, the latter formerly Miss Dorothy Baxter, announce the birth of a son on April 26 at Wisconsin General hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coster, 172 Corry the latter formerly Miss Ann Jones, announce the birth of a daughter on April 28 at St. Mary's hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Shackel- I ton, 1018 Dayton announce 1 the birth of a son, Douglas Ray-jmond, on April 26 at St. Mary's hospital. New officers for the Madison branh of the American Association of University Women were elected at the organization's an-. nual meeting held Saturday afternoon at the College club.

The officers for the term 1940-41 are: Miss Mary Andersen, first vice president; Mrs. Frank L. Clapp, secretary; Mrs. Carl J. Marsh, assistant treasurer; and Miss Sarah Ross, director-at-large.

The term of the president, Mrs. Paul M. Fulcher, does not terminate until next year. Members of the nominating committee for 1941 were elected as follows: Mrs. Philip Fairchild, Mrs.

Gregory Breit, Mrs. Clara B. Flett, Mrs. Elmer R. Meacham.

The chairman, Mrs. Milton J. Shoemaker, also served on the committee last year. Mrs. Marvin B.

Rosenberry, past national president of the A. A. U. outlined the history and purpose of the organization. "The main purpose of the A.

A. U. W. has always been to open the door of opportunity to women," Mrs. Rosenberry said.

"Only those institutions really worthy of the standards set by the A. A. U. W. have been admitted to membership in the association." A committee for the economic and legal status of women was added to the standing list of committees in response to the stand taken by the national board of the A.

A. This stand was taken because of the increase in sentiment against the employment of married women. Plans were announced for a gardei party to be held at the home of Mrs. H. S.

Manchester sometime during the month of June, To A ttend Meeting Mrs. J. M. Fargo and Mrs. S.

A. Oellerich will represent the Euterpe club at the state convention of the Wisconsin Federation of Music clubs to be held in Eau Claire May 5, 6, and 7. MRS. E. P.

CARLTON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Edward P. Carlton, De Forest, was the guest of honor at a surprise party given Sunday afternoon by 50 of her friends in celebration of her birthday an- niversary. Madison guests were Mrs. Bertha Roisum, Mrs.

Stanley Joachim, Mrs. Martin Reque, Mrs. Arthur M. Johnson, and Mrs. C.

E. Larson. Dramatic readings were given by June Elaine Johnson of Madison and Mrs. Rosa Skaar of De Forest. Mrs.

Carlton's daughter, Eleanor, Waukesha, sang two solos. TERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Lindberg of Lake Mills were Madison visitors a few days ago'. A son was born April 27 at St. Mary's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fassbind of Verona.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pilzcr, Madison, went to Lodi a few days ago t.j attend the funeral of Mrs. William Wheeler. NARE-BURGDORf Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Mias Dorothy Elizabeth Cnare, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Cnare, 1446 Morrison and Harold Herbert Burgdorff, 123 E. Doty son of Mr. and Mrs. II.

R. Burgdorff of Blanchardville. The wed ding will take place May 5 in the Pilgrim Congregational church, the Rev. A. T.

Wallace officiating. Miss Jane Busse will be the maid of honor and Alden Burgdorff will bt his brother's best man. END-OF-THE MONTH SALE AND DOUBLE EAGLE STAMP DAY TOMORROW! Tomorrow a day to mark of on your calendar for shopping only! It is a double value day for you, because it is the last day of our store-wide month end sale a sale in which we are offering much of our newest Spring merchandise at a clearance price. And as always, Tuesday is Double Eagle Stamp Day at Baron's, so you save all the way around. more.

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