Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 3

Winter Brides and Brides-To-Be MR. AND MRS. GLENN HAROLD STENSAAS of Norway, Kan. They were married January 3 in Immanuel Lutnsran- Church in Bremen, Kan. Mrs.

Stensaas is the former Joyce Irene Prell of Bremen Kan. (Eclington Studio) Joyce Irene Prell is wed to G. Harold Stenssas in Bremen Miss Joyce Irene Prell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.

Prell of Bremen, Kansas, became the bride of Glenn Harold Stensaas of Norway, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stensaas, Norway, January 3, in Immanuel Lutheran Church in Bremen, Kan.

The Rev. Richard E. Hasz, read vows of the double ring ceremony. A basket of white and aqua mums were on each side of the altar and white candles were in four-holder candelabra on steps to the altar. A spray of lilies-of-the-valley, tied with white ribbon marked the pews.

Mrs. John Fischer of Bremen, played the traditional wedding marches for the processional and recessional. She also accompanied Dr. James Smart of Fredonia, who sang "Wedding Prayer," and "The Lord's Prayer." The Bride The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of imported French Chantilly lace. A wing collar outlined with seed pearls and embroidered with iridescent sequins fashioned the neckline of the smoothly moulded bodice which featured long sleeves tapered to bridal points over the hands.

Her fingertip length veil of silk illusion was held in place with a crown fashioned of seed pearls and sequins. She wore a single strand of pearls, a gift of the groom and carried a white Bible topped with an arrangement of happiness roses with trailing white streamers interrupted with small sprays of lil- ics-of-thc-valley. Attendcnts Mrs. N. P.

Schroeder of Hoi- brook, was matron of honor. She wore a street length dress of aqua blue taffeta fashioned with a fitted sleeveless bodice featuring a scoop neckline adorned with matching lace medallions. She wore a small brown fur clip with brown veiling on her head and her jewelry was a small gold cross. The bridal bouquet was of pink tipped mums. Miss Diane Prell.

cousin of the bride, and Lynn R. Prell, brother of the bride, lighted the candles. Miss Prell wore gown and accessories identical to that of the matron of honor with the excep- tion of her flowers, a wrist corsage of pink tipped white mums. Lawrence Stensaas of Oakland, was his brother's best man. Mrs.

Prell, mother of the bride chose a blue lace dress with black accessories and f.b.3 mother of the groom wore a black and white suit dress with black accessories. Their identical corsages were of white mums. Reception- After the ceremony the brides parents were hosts at a reception attended by 70 guests in the Immanuel Lutheran parish hall. Mrs. W.

P. Stohs, Bremen, aunt of the bride, baked and served the wedding cake, and Mrs. John Graham, Norway, sister of the groom, served the groom's cake, Mrs. Lee Loring, Scandia, sister of the groom, served the punch and Mrs. C.

F. Prell, Bremen, aunt of the bride was at the coffee service. Mrs. Elmer Scheele, Beatrice, aunt of the bride, served the ice cream. Mrs.

H. V. Prell, Bremen, registered the guests and Mrs. Louis E. Prell, Bremen, presided at the gift table.

For traveling on their wedding trip to the southern states the bride wore a beige Italian jer- sy suit dress with brown accessories. The bride was graduated from Marymount School of Nursing in 1958 and previously attended Hanover High School. She is employed as a registered nurse at St. Joseph Hospital in Concordia. Mr.

Stensaas is a graduate of the Scandia High School and is engaged in farming. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Stensaas will live at Concordia. Snow A Plenty Dr.

and Mrs. P. F. Dodson were dinner hosts at the Paddock 10 members of the Bide-A-Wee Club with cards at the Dodson home. Mrs.

Lew Grosshans was dessert hostess to the Friday bridge club. Mrs. Edmund Carlson was dessert hostess to the Friday bridge club. Mrs. Robert Bagby was dessert hostess to the Friday bridge club.

Mrs. Frank Stangler entertained a group for luncheon at the University Club Thursday complimentary to Mrs. Ruth Gordon, of Chatham Ontario, Canada. Mrs. Alwin Lentz was dessert hostess to the Duo Decim bridge club, Wednesday, for a dessert supper.

Mrs. Charles Mann entertained at a foursome Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Gottula was hostess to a Woman's Club bridge foursome for a dessert luncheon Friday. Mrs.

Walt Coon entertained a group Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Coon's birthday. Mrs. Arvid Eyth was luncheon hostess to a group Tuesday in Mrs. Ruth Gordon, Chatham Ontario, Canada, guests of her sister, Mrs.

T. E. Adams. Mrs. George Miller was hostess to the Wednesday night bridge club.

Mrs. W. W. Cook was luncheon hostess to the Tuesday bridge club. Mrs.

Harry Souders was a guest. Mrs. Grant Randa'il as hostess to the foursome bridge club Tuesday. Mrs. Don Kelley was luncheon hostess to the Tuesday bridge club.

Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Carlson will be hosts to their supper club tonight. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hovendick were hosts to dinner club Saturday night. Mrs. Robert Tayior was luncheon hostess to the Friday bridge club. Mrs. Sanford Rathbun was a guest, Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Steen were hosts to their supper club Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reichel, weve hosts to their supper club Saturday night.

Mrs. Henry Reichel entertained a small group of little folks for luncheon Tuesday in honor of Lynn Ann's 5th birthday. Mrs. Allen Davison entertained a few guests for an evening bridge Friday. Mrs.

Jack Skalla, Lincoln, was an. out of town guest. A group of tsn had a no host dinner at Steeple House Saturday night in honor of the birthdays of Elbert Briggs and Mrs. Everett Jones. Mrs.

C. J. Umphenour was des- sort hostess to the Tuesday bridge club. Mrs. Dale Pisper and Mrs.

Paul Grabouski entertained 28 for dinner Friday night at the Pieper home in honor of thair parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy's 30th wedding anniversary. evening was spent in cards. Mrs.

W. Winker entertained the M.N.O. Bridge Club at a dessert supper Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Randall will be hosts to their supper club Saturday night. The Thursday card club had dinner at the Paddock with cards at the Collins Weston home. (Continued on Page 4) Sf. Mary's Altai Society meets St. Mary's Catholic Altar Society of Wymorc, met Thursday evening, January 14, in the home of Mrs.

C. R. Klien with Mrs. Melchior Kechtey, Mrs. Ed Lytle and Mrs.

Ed Kirby as co-hostesses. Mr. arid Mrs. R. L.

Deeringer Fifteen members and two guests, and family. Sioux City, Iowa, are Thomas Daly and Miss Re- weekend guests of the'Harold Ensz 8 ini Bethschejder were present. Slower Pace For week of Jan. 24 to 30. Monday Teens grade State Home Union at 7 p.

m. Tuesday Teens Sth grade B.P.W. Club dinner, p. m. Wednesday Teens 9th grade Thursday Teens 7th grade Friday Teens llth and 12th grades fol- owed by a chili supper.

family. Mr. and Mrs. P. Klumpp left First vice pnssient, Mrs.

Walter L. Keller conducted the busi- Thursday for Sunnydale. to css meeting. Second vice president. Mrs.

V. C. Schaeffer and Father Day led the prayers. Plans for our projects for the coming year were discussed. By-laws of visit Mr.

and Mrs. Wilber Mumford. They expect to be gone three months. Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Beard- th reviewed. more will return this weekend from a trip to Texas. Jf nz was by Mrs tr V. C. Schaeffer and low prize by Dr.

and Mrs Houghton Ehas Miss Joyce Poutre. Mrs. Walter xyere Lincoln Monday night for er the play "Look Homeward Angel" with Marian Hopkins. Dr. and Mrs.

Don Penner, Dr. K.T.Q. Club 16- and Mrs. James Winchell, Mr. and Mrs.

George Kilpatrick, Mr. eleCtS OlllCeiS and Mrs. Howard Pearson were in K.T.Q. Club met Wednesday with Lincoln Thursday for dinner at the Mrs. Henry Bence for a covered Mixer for 7th and 8th grades aft- University Club, after which they dish dinner for members and hus- er basketball game.

Hoag Club meets with Mrs. Parde The Hoag Extension Club at the home of Mrs. Heye Parde. meeting was opened" with the Flag Salute and Club song. Mrs.

Spilker presided. Ten members answered roll call and three guest were present. The covered dish dinner at the attended a show. bands. The meeting opened with Mrs.

Jack Skalla and baby, Lin- th singing of America. Roll call coin, visited the past week with was New Yea re Resolution. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Last years officers were re-elect- Davison.

ed. Plans were made to assist Mrs. Doandl Bacci and son, of M. M. Club in serving lunch San Francisco, have return- at Tom Damrow farm dale.

ed after visiting her parents, Mr. On January 27, the club meets an dMrs. Jack Thomsen. at the First National Bank Friend- Mrs. E.

D. Warren and Mrs. ship Room with Zchna Burne as M. Hannaford were in Lincoln hostess. Monday for the play "Look Home i ward Angel." A -U- i Kathy McCleerv who attends the 4-H buildm" for March 11, was Woman College.

Denver, announced Mrs. Parde and Mrs. spent a few days in Boulder, oiJv.iiiuAv.rruuviaiii j.JVJi.tiu^t Clifford gave a report of the Na- the weekJ with frjends tional Home Demonstration Council Mr is meetmg which was held in Port- spcnding a few days with her sis land, Oregon. ter Mrs. Ben Kvles.

The guests Mrs. Kissack, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomsen re- Kelle and Mrs.

Kadlec joined the turned this weekend from the club. Mrs. William Deeke and Mrs. South. Mr.

Thomsen was in Mem- Richard Vest gave an interesting phis. OR business and Mrs. demonstration on 'SkillcJ: Meals' Thomsen visited her sister, Mrs. which they later served. Marian York at Dallas, Texas.

The' February meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schiermey- with Mrs. Deeke. Mrs.

Clifford re- er will return Moiclay from a busi- ceived the door prize. ness trip to Chicago, 111. A lovely lunch was served by Dr. C. W.

Lowrie and Mrs. Ruth the hostess. (Continued on Page 5) MISS MARJORIE LOU HULSE whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J.

Hul.se of Bruning is. announcing her engagement to Robert Bright, son or Mr. and Mrs. John Bright of Fair-bury. No date has been set for the wedding.

84 present af W.S.C.S. meeting The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Centenary Methodist Church met in the church dining room for their meeting. Asbury Circle, with Mrs. Roy MISS JOYCE CLARK whose engagement is announced by her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Clark ot" Fremont, formerly of Vesta, to Robert Srriidt, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Smidt of Firth. Miss Clark will be graduated from (lie University of Nebraska Teachers college in June. Her fiance will graduate from the University of Nebraska College of engineering in January'. He is a member ot Farmhpuse fraternity. He also is affiliated with Sigma Tau and Pi Tan Sigma, engineering honoraries and the Innocents Society, senior men's honorary.

The wedding is planned for early next summer. Benefit Card Party to be Jan.20 The Chairmen of the committees of the Women's Council Benefit Card Party met at noon Wednesday, January 20, to complete the details for the Card Party to be held Monday evening, January 25 in the Senior High School Cafeteria. The card party is sponsored annually by the Women's Council of the Beatrice Chamber of Commerce and profits from the event are used to help make the Ladies Lounge located at 119 South 5th Street more convenient to the shopping public. In the past the Women's Council has done much to improve the facilities of the Lounge. The profits of this years party will again go towards further improvements.

Committees consist as follows general chairman, Ardath Trautwein; co-chairman, Joyce Black: Cards and Tallies, Mrs. C. J. Umphenour; Prizes, Mrs. Lester Shultz; Hostesses, Mrs.

Robert Moore; Publicity, Kem Ruhnker; and Ticket Sales, Mrs. Bill Boyce. chairman and co-chairman Mrs. Ralph Kassing. Tickets are on sale for 50 cents each by members of the Women's Council or you may get your tickets at the door.

Why not mark your calendar now and plan to Miss S. Philips is wed to P.M. Everson MISS RUTH LEE HARRAL. Her engagement to Ronald D. Kieman is announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Harral. Mr. Kieman is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert G. Kieman Goth Miss Hnrral and Mr. Kieman attended tine University of Nebraska. She is employed in the office at the Store Kraft Mfg. Company and he is employed by the L.

J. Messer Company. They will be married on Sunday February 14 (Skinner Photo) ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Mr. and Mvs. Raymond C.

Hoagland announce the marriage i their daughter, Rogeno to Don- a'id Kieman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kieman all of Beatrice, Saturday. January 16, at the Point Mugu Chapel, California. The ceremony was performed by Commander Retcher of the Naval Air Forjje Base.

They are at home at 945 East Parson Drive, Port Huencme, Calif. spend an enjoyable evening play- Miss Sylvia Ann Philips, daugh- ing cards, and there will be prizes, ter of Mr.and Mrs. Roy T. Phil- donated by the Beatrice merchants lips of Hiwassee, Virginia, became in fact a prize for each Bartels'and Mrs. Ben Schnellar the bride of Philip M.

Everson, table, and of course refreshments as co-chairman, served 79 mem- HI in a double ring cere- will be served. bers and five guests. Thursday, Dec. 31, at 10 a. Mrs.

Lyle Linscott had charge of ni at the First Baptist Church, tire worship service. Her topic was Richmond. Virginia. Dr. F.

F. the "Mount of Olives," meditation. Adams officiated. Mrs. Walter Jewett was pro- The bride groom is the son of gram' chairman.

A film "Congo Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Everson, of a story of Africa was Wymore.

The young couple reside at the home of Mrs. Leslie ren, Jan. 19. Mrs. Wrigley and Mrs.

Stanek had the program on "Skillet Meals." They served trie things they fixed for the luncheon. The meeting followed the lunch. A new treasurer, Mrs. Sanders was elected to take the place Club has recent meeting West Side Extension Club met Nava'i Base. at Annapolis, Maryland, where the M'i-s.

Claude Minick, president groom is stationed at the U. conducted the business meeting. The Spring Rummage Sale will be held March 19, with Asbury Cirde in charge. March 4, is World Day of Prayer meeting. It will be" held in the Methodist N.F.

CLUB Miss Anna Neumann was dessert hostess to the N. F. Club Wednesday. New officers elected Mrs. Jurgens, who had to resign, were Minnie Neumann, A sum of money was donated Jo Ladies Society installs OttlCeiS January is the month for our vice president, Mrs.

Paul Engler, the March of Dimes. Ladies Society of the of L. F. drcles to visit nurs i ng horn- secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Emil There were 13 members and one and E.

met at the Y.W.C.A. House es and. provide good cheer and a Fiedler. Five dollars was given visitor present. The next meeting for regular meeting and installa- small treat.

lo lne March of Dimes. A guest will be with Mrs. Wrigley, tion of new officers for the com- The recommendation from the was Mrs. Albert Swartz. The next 16.

Please bring pieces of i'absic ing year. executive committee that the hostess will be Minnie Neumann, for roll call. Marguerite Bede was installing Woman's Society of Christian Ser- officer and Ina Mitlowski was mar- vice serve a dinner to the Gage shal installed the following: Edna County Teacher's Association on Kloke, president; Grace Fletcher, January 27, was accepted. vice president; Lois Schafer, col- lector; Loris Holmestrand, trea- VISITS IN LINCOLN surer; Elizabeth Dillow. secretary Mrs.

Arthur Bryant was in Linand Signe Holmestrand, warden; coin the first of the week visit- Grace Fletcher, Board of Trus- ing her sister Mrs. P. Alden Ber- tees. quest, Evanston, Illinois, who was A social hour followed. The next visiting in Lincoln with her daugh- meeting will be February 10.

ter, Mrs. Karl Wellensiek. Gweneth Jean Hohensee and Fredrick Walls are married MISS RUBY JANE SCHAARDT who is engaged to Placer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Flap- er of Rock.

Miss Schaardt is the daughter Sfirtarcit ot" Kll: Ms Henry iN'o'datc has teen set for the wedding, MISS BETH LEONA COOK who is engaged to Harlan A. Jantzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jantzen of Plymouth. Miss Cook is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard S. Cook of Moses Lake, Washington. Miss Cook is a 1958 graduate of Moses Lake High School and is attending K'miman Business University in Spokane, Washington. Air.

Jant- xen is a radar technician in the Stiff's Army, Camp Hanford and is Columbia Basin College, Pasco, Washington. He irom Beatrice High School in 1M32. A summer wedding has been pJarHwd bv cjuple. Monthly Minglers meet January 12 The January 12, meeting of the ed. Mrs.

Duane Koem- and Mrs. Month'iy Mingbrs Extension Club Ronald Koenig conducted the Its- was held at the home of Mrs! son. The hostess rerved a salad Wilmer Beethe at 10 a. m. Twelve and the coffee, members and a guest, Mrs.

Don Heart sisters were drawn for Holtmeier, were present. The the year. Roll call was answered became a member of the with an exchange of unlabebd 11 cans. The Mrs Leonard "The lesson was on "Skillet gave a report ui the council meet- Meals." A delicious meal of Ital- ing which she attended. ian Spaghetti, hot corn bread, skil- The Feb.

9 meeting will held let cookies and hot fruit compote at the honv; of ala mode was prepared and scrv- ijchmiti. St. John's Lutheran Church of Daykin was the scene of the wedding ceremony uniting Miss Gweneth Jean Hohensee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer D.

Hohensee and Fredrick Rogsr Walls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walls, of Alexandri-a. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Donald C.

Kumpf of Daykin, at 7 p. m. January 10., Mrs. Donald organist accompanied Elmer Marschman, soloist who asng "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride wore imported Chantilly lace and tul'io gown over taffeta. A scalloped band of lace embroidered in irridesce.nt sequins framed the sweet hsart neckline.

Featured Jong sk-evei tapered to bridal points over the wrist. Bands of lace circled the bouffant skirt of tulle over tiers of ruffled nylon net. The veil of net and lace was held by a crown of pea-rls and sequins. Sh'3 wore peari earrings and necklace, gift of the groom. The bouqu'U was of red roses.

Maid of honor was Karen Hohensee of Lincoln, sister of the bride and bridesmaid was Mrs. Dean Endorf, Alexandria, sister of the bride They were dressed alike in light blue embroidered taffeta dresses with a high waistline fitted in princess style which fell to a full skirt. Best man was Luther Walls, Lincoln, brother of the groom and groomsman was Dean Endorf, brother in the law of the groom. Seating the guests were Jack Walls, Alexandria, brother of the groom and Dale Marschman, Lincoln, cousin of the bride. Canci'ie lighters were Eugene Hohensee, brother of the bride and Keith Scheele, cousin of the bride.

The bride attended Daykin Public High School and Midland College. She is now employed by the University of as a stenographer. The groom graduated from Alexandria High School and is engaged in farming. For a wedding trip the bride chose a dress of turquois imported rayon dress with pearl accessories. They will be at home in Alixan- dria.

MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK ROGER WALLS- were married Jan. 10, in the St. John's Lutheran Church of Daykui.

Mrs. is the former Gweneth Jean Hohensee of Daykin. (Lester Photo).