Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 8

Friday, January 27, 1933 Wiscbnsnf THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Ma'dlsorf Page EigKf Social Calendar for Tomorrow List Assisting Party for Farm WeekReception MissWoeller Heads Y-W-C-A Business Dept. Gordon Foxes Arrive Soon After Russian Stay Mrs. Glenn Frank and Mrs. Christian L. Christensen will receive with Mrs.

A. G. Schmedeman at the tea which she is giving at the state executive residence Wed New officers were elected at the The A. A. V.

YV. will meet at 2:30 p. m. at the College clnb, The Saturday luncheon and discussion group will meet at 12:30. The Madison Contract, clnb will meet at 2 p.

ni. at the Madison club. The JIHwankee Downer clnb will meet for tea from 3 to 6 p. ni. at the home of 31 rs.

War ren W. Clark. Girl Scout leaders and scribes will meet at 2 p. in. at the headquarters.

The Graduate club will have a dance at p. m. at the Memorial Union. nesday for the women attending Farm and Home week, women fac meeting of the Y. W.

C. A. busi 1 AND SIRS. GORDON ulty members of the college of agriculture and wives of faculty and Mrs. Martin have entertained Mrs.

Mary Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casey and daughter, Mar garet, Janesville. Edward Casey JL another brother of Mrs. Martin an Mrs.

Watts is her aunt. Louis Godfriaux, 1617 Rutledgs made a business trip to St. Louis, the past week. Douglas-Schoonover An engagement anouncement of Interest to Wisconsin is that of Miss Ruth Douglas and Lawrence Lovell Schoonover, New York. The anouncement was made by Miss mother, Mrs.

John Roy, Scarborough on the Hudson, N. and Mr. Roy. Mr. Schoonover is a graduate of the university here and is affiliated with Chi Phi fraternity.

The marriage will take place Jan. 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Miss Douglas is the daughter of the late Theodore Douglas.

Her mother is the former Miss Amy Busby, at one time a famous actress, who played opposite Richard Mansfield and William Gillette. Miss Douglas was graduated from the Scarborough school and atended the Art Students' league of the Traphagea school. Mr. Schoonover is the son of George L. Schoonover, Cedar Rapids, la.

There is no civilized race which is not hybrid. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Merle J. Furry, 2125 E.

Dayton ft. Mr. and Mrs. L. Wise and sons.

Francis and Barney, Milwaukee, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Martin, 701 Schiller ct.

Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Haas, 1418 Rutledge were hosts at bridge Saturday evening, there being 12 guests. Prizes were awarded Mias Josephine Voss, Mrs. Alfred Haas, Clarence and Walter Simon.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deauchamp, S. Die kinson were given a party last Friday evening by a group of friends, the occasion being their 10th wedding anniversary. Vivian Riley, Sheboygan, spent last weekend with his family at 1932 Atwood ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson, Elmside and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamsun, N.

Patterson wee among those who went to Stoughton Tuesday and attended the funeral of Martin Vingum. A guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Togstad, 1418 Rutledge is the latter's mother, Mrs. Thomas Heeran, Mount Horeb.

Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Martin, 701 Schiller were Mrs.

Martin's mother and brother, Mrs. Dennis Casey and John Casey, Porter; and another brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Casey, and daughter, Donna May, Janesville. Today Mr.

ness and industrial department Thursday evening, at which 165 members were present. The officers are Miss Elisabeth Woeller. Women in the News FOX, who have been in Russia while Mr. Fox has been engaped in engineering proj members. The hours will be from 4 until 6 p.

m. Mrs. K. L. Hatch, Mrs.

R. A. Moore, Mrs. Ira Baldwin and Miss Abby Marlatt will pour. will also be a large group of assistants which will include Mrs.

Noble Clark, Mrs. George B. Mortimer, Mrs. V. E.

Kivlin, Mrs. Nellie' Kedzie Jones, Mrs. Emil Truog, Mrs. J. A.

James, Mrs. Asher Hobson, Mrs. G. W. Kettt, Mrs.

E. R. Jones, Mrs. G. Bohstedt, Mrs.

W. P. Mortensen and Mrs. Conrad Elvehjem. BRIDGE CLUB Miss Adeline Puis, entertaining at the home of Mrs.

Leo Klein, Sprague was a recent hostess to her bridge club. Prizes were awarded Miss Esther Knuteson, Mrs. Verne Myers and Miss Irene Togstad. PERSONALS and daughter, Lola May, have been visiting this week with Mrs. Van Ornem's mother, Mrs.

Frances Riley, 2637 E. 'Johnson st. Mr. Van Ornem has been attending the road school. Mrs.

S. J. Trinrud, 1817 Spaight st, is ill with an 'attack of the quinsy. Mrs. Jacob Urbeu, New Glarus, has been a recent guest of her son- Church Society Has Music Program Sunday A musical program, featuring instrumental and vocal numbers, will take the place of the discussion meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the First Evangelical church Sunday at 6:45 p.

ni. In the Sunday school parlors. Miss Mabel Bauer, who has arranged the program, will preside. The program follows: Cornet solo "Largo" (Handel), Sidney Cummings. Vocal duet "Lift UP Thine Eves" (arr.

bv Hawthorne), Oliver Flath, Lloyd Flath. Violin solo "Rondo Opus, 12" (Beethoven). Miss Mary Sylvester. Reading "The First Recital" and "A Broken Hearted Dutchman," Mrs. B.

J. Yonko. Vocal trio "Sundown" (Londonderry air, arr. by Wilson), Mrs. E.

Toepelmann, Miss Barbara Trach-te, Rev. L. A. Kern. Trombone solo "Selected," Merl Sceales.

Men's quartet "The Wayside Cross" (Palmer), Rev. L. A. Kern (soloist), A. J.

Plath. Renville Abendroth, Harold Busse, Harvey Busse. Reading "The Dust of the Road" (Kenneth Sawyer Goodman), Miss Edna Willett. Piano solo "Improvisation" (MacDowell), Miss Teckla Zenk. Vocal solo "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes," Harvey Busse.

Cornet solo "Calvary" (Rodney), Sidney Cummings. ENTEHTAINS CLASS Miss Bernice Swift will be hostess to the junior girls of her piano class Saturday at p. m. in the club rooms at the Wisconsin School of Music, where she is a member of the faculty. A program given by the girls will precede games and refreshments.

Those present will include Mary Jane Astell, Betty Blod-gett, Virginia Bordner, Ruth Bundy, Beverly Bourette, Marguerite Bour-ette, Virginia DeGolier, Martha Easum, Marion I 1 Ann Fassett, Dorothy Gerfen, Gloria Grimshaw, Martha Hastings, Arline Herrick. Ruth Holt, Lois Hoppe, Esther Hougen, Audrey Johnston, Ann Morris, Jane Morris, president; Miss Blanche Hoium, vice-president; Miss Helen Curtis, secretary; and Miss Berna Baxter, treasurer. The retiring officers are Miss Carrie Fisher, president; Miss Lucille Mosher, vice-president; Miss Grace Koffshinsky, secretary, and Miss Rebecca Hoveland, treasurer. A candle-light recognition service for new members was held in Esther Vilas hall following the supper. Mrs.

Elmer Sevringhaus, chairman of the department, represented the spirit of the association, and Miss Fisher, the spirit cf womanhood. The Misses Christine Oyen, Blanche Hoium, Esther Scheel, Elvera Kle-man, Lucille Mosher, Rebecca Hoveland and Flora Stephens represented the seven ideals of womanhood. Miss Juanita Crump sang the refrain in the service and Miss Mar-garett Snyder was at the organ. Among those to be recognized were the Misses Florence Ulrich, Sadie Jordahl, Alma Jordahl, Bertha Fosdahl, Vivian Nelson, Eleanor Janke, Emma Hofer, Margaret Pengra, Ethel Harrod, Hannah Streich, Irma Briggs, May Koppen-havee, Marion Huston, Inez Urfer, Lerna Licht, Margaret Schanberg, Arline Mulhern, Lillian Peters, Ga-briella McMillan and Esther Kal-vestran. CLUB FSOGKAX The Fridav evening club is pre' Mrs.

William Lee, Highland, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bethel, 936 Drake st. Mmes. George Fosshage and M.

Sale, Mt. Horeb, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ayen and Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Christianson, 421 N. Few st. Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Skaar, Ft.

Atkinson, were here a few days ago to visit Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Rorge, 2005 Rutledge st. Mrs. Gertrude Bowar, 442 W.

values to $39.50 and styles that will be smart all spring in this Wee Edith Mason Because Kdith Mason, former prima donna of the Chicago Civic Opera company, lost her entire fortune with the collapse of the Samuel Instill utilities companies, ehe will sing again, although she had planned to retire following her remarriage to Giorgio Polacco, noted conductor, in 1931. As the only American in the Royal Opera company, she is making her debut in "Carmen'' in Rome, Italy. Dflof Gulif Fe! senting its semi-monthly program at the Wheeler auditorium today at 7 p. m. The meeting is in charge of Miss Bobye Postel and pupils of Miss Margaret Rupp, Miss Mary Schuster, Mrs.

Marjorie Cottle Frisch, Miss Marjorie Slothower, and Miss Bobye Postel will present the program. Those taking part are Phyllis Maso, Marjory Carlson, Tommy Ryan, Kathleen Ryan, Ar-lene Joyce, Mary Joyce, Don Isabella, Carol Clark, Grace Barbato, Russell Torgerson, Janet Nelson, Helen Didrickson. John Bickley, Helen Heisman, Tim Harrington, Louise Naeseth, Elaine Naeseth, Betty Lou Higgins, Earl Gates, El-den Witte, Robert Grilley, Phyllis Witte, Armond Simon, Howard Thomas, Arleen Schultz, Floy Ver-lin Plumb and Virginia Witte. Claire Moynihan, Helen Moynihan, Main is home from a visit with relatives in Pine Bluff. John Deneen, Riley, spent Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Riley, 619 S. Mills st. Mrs.

John R. Riley, 619 S. Mills entertained informally at carda Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

O. F. Pepper and son, Freeport, 111., will be weekend guests of Mrs. Pepper's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Car-den, 2014 E. Dayton st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Jlair, 2621 Coolidge st, had their son christened Charles Ernest in Trinity Lutheran church Sunday. The attendants were Mrs. Ernest T. Blair and Sylvan E. Blair.

Mrs. Roy Gilbert, formerly of Madison, has left for her home in Milwaukee after visiting relatives here. EAST SIDE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Ornem Jean Moynihan, Merrilyn Olson, Myrtle June Peterson.

Cathryn Pet-terson, Ellen Louis Prohaska, Virginia Rayne, Jean Rath, Patty Reilly, June Scholz. Helen Jean Schibert, Eva Ungroth, Gretchen Ungroth, Jean Widen and Geraldine Wolaever. a 5 ADDRESSES I LI MONROE The Rev. T. J.

Mur-phey, Darlington, addressed the Ki-wanis club Thursday, telling of his years in Italy. In the days of Columbus largest ships displaced onW 400 to 500 tons. Serious unrest in India dates from the year 1907. Biarnond Brothers ects, have now leit this country and now enjoying a Mediterranean cruise. They are expected back in America early next month.

Mr. Fox is the son of Mrs. Edwin Fox, "Washington, D. formerly of Madison. Mrs.

Fox may go to New Haven, and join her daughter, Elizabeth, in welcoming them back. Miss Elizabeth Gordon Fox is connected with the Yale School of Nursing faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fox make their American home in Chicago.

-x- OWLS CU blNCK The Owls', dancing club will have another of the dances in the series Monday evening at the Memorial Union. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. K. L.

Hrunsman, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lane. A. A.

1 W. J'ROCHAMS M. E. niemer in his illustrated talk on Smith Africa at the monthly meeting of the A. A.

U. Saturday at p. in. at the College club will show the general conditions prevailing here as he saw them on his trip. Among those who will attend the meeting of the luncheon discussion group Saturday at 12:30 p.

m. are Mrs. E. T. Fairchild.

Mrs. George Brvan. Miss Almere Scott, Mrs. J. G.

Vrisch, Mrs. J. G. Winans. Mrs.

K. M. "Wheeler, Miss Jennie Schra-ge, Mrs. Clara B. Flett.

Mrs. F. M. Buck, Miss Helen Patterson, Mrs. Leonard Eager and Miss Helen Allen.

Prof. D. D. Lescohier. university economist, will talk on "Technocracy" and Prof.

AY. H. Kiekhofer will lead the discussion. Jfc Jft. Jft.

TO BEAVER DA 31 Mrs. George J. Ritter, as president of the Woman's Madison club and corresponding secretary of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's clubs, and Mrs. M. Putnam, as treasurer of the second district of the Wisconsin federation, have been invited by the Beaver Dam Women's club to attend its meeting Monday afternoon at the Hotel Rogers in Beaver Dam.

This meeting is designated as "Presidents' Day" and the speaker will be Mrs. E. H. Miles, Fort Atkinson, president of the second district. Mrs.

F. H. Clausen, Horicon, president of the state federation, will also be an honor guest. SHOWEK FOR BRIDE Mrs. E.

G. Hoile, 231S E. Johnson entertained at a shower the past week for her sister, Mrs. Bernard Powers, formerly Miss Evelyn Kraner, a recent bride. Those present were Mmes.

J. L. Hebblethwaite, Racine; Martha Kraner, Andrew Ilogan. Harold E. Hebblethwaite and Werner Hilgers.

the Misses Lucille Kraner, Helen Baldwin, Alice Anderson, Dorothy Levi, Betty Hunter and Ella Brandt. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Harold Hebblethwaite. Miss Baldwin and Mrs. J.

L. Hebblethwaite. QUI.NN SOX Mr. and Mrs. Robert X.

Quinn, 102 Vista announce the birth of a son, Robert Jerome, Jan. 21 at the Madison General hospital. RACINE GUEST Mrs. J. L.

Hebblethwaite, Racine, is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hebblethwaite, 160 Rodney court. Jfc CARD LI Mrs.

A. A. Dussling, 407 W. Gor-ham will entertain her 500 club Tuesday evening. DINNER FOR GRADUATE Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Kovacs, 2317 Center will entertain at a dinner this evening at their home, honoring their son, Ernest James Kovacs, who was graduated today from East side high school. In the evening a dancing party will be held at the Chanticleer. The guests will be the Misses Beatrice eleven, Ruth Busse, Virginia Dillon and Angie Kalland, Messrs, Raymond Busse, Arthur Schroeder, Anton Blust.

Madison; and Nicholas Kovacs, Chicago. y. CU LI NCliEOX Mrs. Thomas J. Rudesill, 3010 Oakridge entertained at a luncheon today for nine members of her sewing club.

SCOUT 3IEETING Girl Scout patrol leaders and scribes attending the meeting at the headquarters Saturday at 2 p. m. will engage in a treasure hunt after discussing plans for this year's scouting program. Miss Gertrude Sleiner is teaching new songs and Mrs. Katherine Vilas is awarding scribes' badges.

The hunt trail will be laid by the senior troop under Miss Alice Fiercy. LAW LO R-B UN IG Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Millicent Lawlor, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Lawlor, Mazomanie, to Richard Breunig, son of Mr. and Mrs. George B.

Breunig, Sauk City. The ceremony Once a Season We'll be frank with you. Most of these dresses hardly differ from our new spring styles. But because they were received in 1932 even though many arrived just a month ago they are marked 'way down. Highlight silks in green gold and blue.

Classic black, navy and brown. They'll be smart right through the Spring. Be farsighted! Buy values to $39.50 superior quality and distinctive styles at a fraction of their original price Saturday! Sizes 14 to 38 took place Tuesday at 8 a. m. in St.

Aloysius church. Several Madison relatives were present. The bride wor a gown of blue crepe with a hat to match and carried roses. She was attended by her sister. Miss Bernadine Lawlor, who wore grey.

Carl Breunig was best man. A breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Breunig will be at home in Sauk City.

KKEISLKR DAUGHTER- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy M. Kreisler, R. 4, announce the birth of a daughter, Judith Jane, on Jan.

10. BETHEL DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bethel, 936 Drake are the parents of a daughter, Elaine Rae, born Jan. 19 at St.

Mary's hospital. IS TIS1TING Mrs. J. A. Xewlin, 2240 Keyps left Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.

Christina Ford, Lafayette, Ind. GRADUATE CLUB The Graduate club of the university will have a bridge and dance in the Memorial Union Saturday at p. m. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Nelson, Miss Elizabeth Dior and Milford Crowley. CARD CLUB Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale, 1621 Adams entertained their 500 club Wednesday evening.

Prizes were awarded Mrs. William McQluskey and Mrs. Edward Schaeffer. -x- -)f MOUTH 3IADISON Mrs. Mason F.

Culp, 629 Emerson will entertain her 500 club for three tables Monday evening. Dr. V. S. Larson, 928 Lake was a visitor Wednesday at Milton.

Mrs. William F. Steinforth, 1021 Gilson is in Waukesha visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. L.

Hays, who is ill. Mrs. Walter C. Woodman, 905 Clarence spent a few days of the past week in Portage. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Munn, formerly of 1008 Gilson- have moved to 202 S. Randall ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Steinforth, Gilson visited in Waukesha the first of the week. Mrs. George Beale, 1113 Lawrence was a visitor in Milwaukee Wednesday. Mrs.

Carl Piascke, Viola, is a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mahton F. Robinson, 630 Emerson st. A.

F. and Edward Reynolds. 1319 Gilson were recent visitors in the town of Mifflin. Florence Cunningham, 1220 South is out after being ill. 1 111 Starts Promptly at 9 A.

ZVl, Purchase a Dress In any of NOTE: Because the three prices above were so popular on Madison Day Simpson's have put the bulk of their 1932 dress stock in these same price groups for Saturday! We advise you to shop early! (First floor dress dept.) the following Price ranges which are Guaranteed to be the Lowest Prices in this City in Your Color, Your Size Suit your own self. Your Unrestricted Choice of 1280 Presses Saturday we proudly admit this new member to our famous Family of chic and Receive a Pair of PURE SILK Full Fashioned. ROSES $1 Diamond Maid' SWEET PEAS, Bunch TULIPS, Dozen CARNATIONS, Dozen. 35c 75c 75 WHEN YOUR DAUGHTER COMES TO WOMANHOOD We spent days searching for a low priced hat that would measure up to Simpson's standards of style and quality. We think we have found it! Saturday we admit to our family of quality hats a $3.95 member that will surprise you with its fashion knowledge! And we have it in both large and small head-sizes! Baghera Straw, Souffle Mat, also Cor de Laine, and other New and Aristocratic Spring Fabrics.

Most gins in wj- their teens need rfV, a ionic ana rcgu- lacor. Give your Sf vl daughter Lydia E. Potted Plants, 50c to $1.50 Choles Floral Co. table Compound for the next few months. Teach her how to guard her health at this SCI 7 "Diamond Maid" Jf' HZl 7v I 0 I Ure Hosiery is Guaranteed.

It is See our own Product sold exclusively in 1 A our own stores. I Jpw LJ LJ LA 1 Window Display XjJ liAMflDF I1MI1KK Tark Hotel B. 476 critical time. When she is happy, healthy wife and mother she will thank you; Sold at all good drug stores. LudiaRRnldiaitVa Vegetable Compound If you have any form of ECZEMA, use Andrew Mayer's Eczema Remedy Buy Evening Slippers at $3.85, Saturday! Values to $8.50 $1.95 Capeskin Gloves-Special $1-Brown and Black Only I HE.

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