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Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune Friday, November 26,1937. i a Pomainville a L. Buehler Wed Social Calendar TONIGHTS EVENTS Keliet corps. fcalJ. o.

C- su The wedding: of two young people of this community took place this! morning in Des Moir.es. la. Theyj are Miss Carol Pomabiville. daugh-- ter of 3Ir. and Mrs.

George Pomain-1 ville, and Buehler, son of Mr. ar-i Mrs. John Buehler. all of ioosa. They were married by the Rev.

F. J. in an o'clock raass in St. Aagustin's church before their Immediate families sn-d a friends. Tre weeding breakfast served immediately after ihe nmry at the Fort Des Moes hctei.

MiiS Poirauiviilc's v.eod;:.p gown of royal blue chiffon cut on smoothly flowing: princess and trinmed with TWO clips, With, she a small matching velvet hat witn a face eil and a corsage of Talisman roses. Atter.ding her was Miss Lorra.i.e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xekocsa, who vrore cubonr.et with a STnal! i hat to match, set off by a corsage of a garder.ias. Georjrr- Po a 11J brother of the brief, came from Denver, act as best nan for the bridegruon'- Other guests the weddirg were Dr.

anl George Pomainville and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Pomasri- ville, Xekoosa, Miss Margaret hart, city. Miss Angeiine Bioffel, Minneapolis and Miss Gertrude Raduege, Milwaukee. Mr.

and Mrs. Buehler left for a tnp to Omaha. Xeb. 7:30 p. m.

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J. iit-l Mrs L'ord I'scler, AshbeckWeds Albert Mancl BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES All Explained By Martin LAW 1 OWOtWEO l.AMfc CHOPS .1 1 iOT HOT TOONO A Miss Dickoff Is Bride of Albert Zwicke Mrs. Albert Zwicke. the former Marguerite Dickoff, and her husband are now at home with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dickoff. city, following their wedding last Saturday. November 20. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and ilrs. Fred Zwicke. city. A fall color note was found in the baskets of gold and bronze crysan- themums and pompons which decorated the First Moravian church and in the gowns of the bride and her attendant Miss Valerae Earner of Stevens Point. Miss Dickoff chose a dress of golden brown chiffon velvet, cut on simple lines, with touches of gold at the belt and in the orna- inenz at the neckline.

Her corsage was of bronze pompons. Miss Karner wore peacock green bengaline crepe with white and gold accessories and a corsage of gold pompons. Donald Zwicke, the bridegroom's brother, was the fourth member of thp bridal party as the Rev. G. C.

Westphal read the 4 o'clock ceremony. Mrs. John A. Peters, at the organ, played the traditional Wedding march and Recessional as well as playing softly throughout the ceremony, which was performed in the presence of only the immediate families. Mr.

and Mrs. Zwicke left-immediately afterwards for a short wedding trip to the southern part of the staie. Both the bride and bridegroom attended the local schools and until her marriage Mrs. Zwicke was bookkeeper at Kellogg Bros. Lumber company where Mr.

Zwicke is employed as a truck driver. Tr.o marriage of Miss Hs'iiegarce si of Mr. A-hbtck, Al- bt-r- Rudolph Mar.ci. of Mr. Anton aH of MiHacore, was so'emniic-c Saturday, ember 20 in Si.

Kihan's church at Blanker. Ths- Leonard Steiber pronounced the o'clock nuptial mass as the briie and bridegroom knelt before the canc'e and flower decked altar vith Mis? Elizabeth Mrs. Ben Mancl and Miss Mancl, maid of honor and bridesmaids, respectively, and Thomas Ashbeck, George Derfus and Bc-n Mar.cl, in attendance. Sister Mary Auria presided at the organ and Jerome all in white, and carrying a white satin pillow, was ring bearer. The bride chose for her Bedding a gown of white satin with lace trim and a long white tulle which fell from a princess crown of seed pearls.

Her shower bouquet combined roses and chysanthemums. Her attendants were gowned in velvet, the maid of honor in rust color, Mrs. Mancl in wine and Miss Ludmilla Mancl in blue and all carried arm bouquets of crysanthe- mums. Approximately 150 relatives and friends were received after the ceremony at the bride's home, gala with blue, pink and "white streamers and other matching decorations. There breakfast, dinner and supper were served to the guests.

Among those from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Veroun- skie and daughter Lorraine, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chapman, Milwaukee; Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Konkel and family. Amherst: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Xeupert, Chicago; Mr.

and Mrs. Milo Wade and son Dale. Red Granite; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rutta, Steiens Point; Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Bniley, Xekoosa: Mr. and Mrs. William Kawleskie, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Kawleskie and Mr. and Mrs. John Pionek. Dancy and many from Marshfieid, Wisconsin Rapids and other towns in the vicinity. Mr.

and Mrs. Mancl will reside Marshfieid -where he is employed by the Roddis Lumber and Veneer i plant. ation was used in the rooms and in the evening luncheon was served by the hostess. La Crescent Club-Mrs. Leslie Schuneman entertained La Crescent club as her home Tuesday evening vs.

hen auction bridge honors were won bv Mrs. Personals of the Moose-The Women of the Moose had an interesting and educational program of entertainment at their meeting Tuesday evening at Realty hall. Dr. E. G.

Bamet showed a reel of nims pertaining to the eyes, on which he lectured and the latter part of the evening --as spent at cards and refreshments were served. Mrs. W. J. Mann.

library chairman, who Tras in charge of the program, -was assisted by Mrs. Charles Liebe, Mrs. Jrrank Fox and Mrs. Heiir.er Peterson. A Mooseheart song by Dorothy Sweat was followed by Glen Pike singing-, "I Only Want a Buddy, Xot Sweetheart''; tap dar.ee/Alice Mae Birinebose.

accompanied by P-uth Fleming: piano scio. "X- body's Barling But Mine," Jean Pximean; songs, Soselia and Viola Anderson, accomcar.ird by Ciarence Andersor-; song, "A Prayer of Charlotte song-. Eveiyn pi- "Boatir.g By ano selection. light later several Thanksgiving readings were given by Mrs. James Easter and Mrs.

Charles Rabuck. Thirteen members and two visitors were present and a lunch was served at 4 o'clock. Announce Engagement-An informal Thanksgiving dinner was the occasion on which Mrs. Frank AndrewsKi announced the engagement of her daughter Sophie Ann to Albert Peter Rugowski, son of Mrs. Mary Mamtowoc.

Guests at the traditional turkex- dinner served yesterday at Mrs. Andrewski's home were the Rev. Stanley Andrzejewski. Stanley. Mrs.

Mary Rugowski and sons Albert and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Andrastek and son Donald. Manitowoc; Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Anand Mrs. and daughter Mrs. Ed An- Mr. and Mrs. J.

R- Montgomery, Mrs. T. O. Riley and 3Irs. Herbert VreeJand and son Billy are spending: the week-end in Minneapolis with Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Hoaglin. Mrs. 0. Mortenspn and her Dave Myoti, Mrs.

Lawrence Schu- nephew. Dr. Charles Xelson, drove and Mrs. Emil Krumrei, a i Waupaca yesterday morning to guest of the club. Mrs.

Earl Akey spend ihe day at the home of his Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Xeison.

urned last evening. Frank Fey and Dr. R. E. Garrison left Wednesday evening to hunt near Superior.

They will be gone was winner of the traveling prize, parents, Refreshments were served after They ret play. tiling -The Willisig Workers of the W. S. Lutheran church met Wednesday afterpoon for a business session and needlework. Hostesses for the late afternoon luncheon, served cafeteria stjle by candlelight, Mesdames Helen Prebbanow, Marie Prebfaa- now.

Mary Plowman and Edna Plah- nier. Unelaya Club-A business meeting of the Unelaya club was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Mildred Rural Social Events Pittsville Card Party-Twenty-four tables were in tained at the home of Mrs. Frank Engelke oa Thursday with 30 present. Mrs. Charles Fredrick will be hostess at the December 9 meeting.

The Farm Union will sponsor a play to be given at the Richneld town hall on the evenings of Decem- 1 ber 1 and 9. On Tuesday afternoon, December over the week-end. Harry Vosberg. George Smith, Bob Burhite and Bill Smith left yesterday afternoon for a hunting camp near Sprague. Mrs.

Lawrence Nash and daughter Mary of Evanston, 111., are visiting her mother Mrs. Frank Garrison. Dr. and Mrs. P.

A. Van Roy and Jeannette, and Richard, of Green Bay spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Van Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dillinger and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Henri- Sullivan. Plans were enlarged on for I Grossbier and family spent yester- the Christ held Decembe. Judge and were dinner guests yesterday in Stevens Point at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Calkins. Dinner guests yesterday at the party which is da whh Mr and Mrs Anlon mber 14 "and the latter gard at Auburndale. Judee and Mrs. F.

W. Calkins evening was spent in sewing and refreshments were served by the hostess. Dancing Party -v Mr. and Mrs. Burt Williams entertained at a dancing party last evening ac their residence in the Witter apartments for Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mead of Chicago, who are house guests of the Stanton Meads. Dancing was followed by refreshments late in the evening. Sunday Evening Club-The Sunday Evening club trill meet at the Congregational church at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. The worship leader is Miss Bernice Nelson and Hartley Barker will lead riscussion.

Fourth Avenue Club-Members of the Fourth Avenue Helge Daven home in Pore Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Heiser and son Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Koyal Kruger, Mr.

and Mrs. John Heiser and daughter Janet and Clarence McTavish, the latter of Nekoosa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitrock bad Thanksgiving dinner at the James Gibney's at Arpin.

Harold Whitrock left this mom- ing to join a hunting party in this vicinity. Dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rickman included Mr. and Mrs.

Don Ksckman and daughter Stella, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rieman and Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Tewes of Merrill. Mrs.

L. L. Bender and son John and daughters Susan. Margaret and club will meet at the home of Mrs. Maureen, the Misses Dorothy Schil! drewski and family.

Mr. James L. Andrews Marjo and Mr. and drewski. John Holimulier Monday evening at the usual time.

Sunrise Club-The Sunrise club will a social meeting at the home of Mrs. G. K. Dickerman at 7:45 o'clock Monday evening. Travel Class-Mrs.

Henry Baldwin will entertain the Travel class at her home Tuesday at 1 o'clock for luncheon. Amitie Club-Mrs. Charles Laramie jr. --ril! be hostess Monday evening at o'clock to members of the Amitie club. W.

Club-The meeting of the X. W. club will be held at o'clock Monday evening- at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Panter. i i Woman's Club-- Monday evening, members of the Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs.

F. W. Calkins for six-thirty dinner. and Marjorie Bender, spent yesterday afternoon at Marshfieid. Mr.

and Mrs. Waiter L. Mead and family of Chicago are visiting ac the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Mead over the week-end.

Mrs. F- G. Pierce and Nita and Bonnie went to Milwaukee Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving -with Miss Irma Pierce. Palmer Roeder, Thomas Joshn. George Rokus, George Arnold and Frank Pierce left yesterday for Starks for the hunting season.

Miss Eleanore Englehart came from Marshfieid to spend Thanksgiving day with her mother Mrs. Viia. Engiehart. the card party sponsored Sunday SO, the Richiield Center Homemak- evening by the Catholic congrega-1 ers" club will hold its postponed tion. Prizes were awarded as meeting at the home of Mrs.

Rulows: Miss Margaret McGuire and dolph Punke. Regina Stauber. five hundred; Law- Eass RichS rence Huser and Mrs. Marie Boughs, sehafskopf; Joe O'Betka and Mrs. chiield Homemakers held tlseir meeting Tuesday with Mrs.

Elmer Ernest cinch. Miss Agnes Me- I Guire xvon the door prize. Another Ba bcock-Dexter, ille Auxiliarv- card parry will be nela in two weeks. Lunch served after the games. --d.

Plans were made for a Christmas party at which gifts will be changed when the Babcock-Dexter- From Vesper-Vesner Homemakers will WE, the WOMEN BY RUTH MILLETT All triangles aren't "eternal" or else found in geometry books. The three sided figure has come to represent a -well-balanced persona! life, according to Dr. William Moultoa Marston, the former Har- psycholo- who in- vard gist vented the lie detector. It's an equilateral triangle with success on one side, love on another, and fun Tuesday, Xovember 30. ac 1 p.

m. at December ville American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday. The group Is also sponsor-. the Legion hall the cluo room tne Farm Bureau. awarded aaA served The Dub ruilomg.

Memaers wn exchange 1Jc red ion na joined" the onj rh Christmas suggestions. Ah memoers Ausi arv for a6social hour foilow and lun SStS 5 0116 lnC6reStea are Ing their business On Saturday. December 4. the Christian Mothers' society will hold an apron, needlework and bake sale at Dunne's on tne third. So far, psycholo- be st men are heavy- success side a Ruth Millett more concerned with love- Perhaps if women would Necedah Club-Members of the Larkin club were entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Frank Porter. At the pastime, five hundred, Mrs. Percy Jameson. Mrs. Charles Isaacson and Miss New Children's Books at Library more nearly balance the sices, they would be happier.

This success business for instance, i en have never realized its tance so far ceraed. For Gena Blystad won prizes. Mrs. Mor- I Leaf. Books for Very Little Children Sambo and the Twins, by Helen Bannerman.

Manners Can Be Fun. by Manro gan Williams will be the December Richfield Social- Miss Henrietta Curtin entertained a number of friends on Sundav eve- Nicodemus and His Gran'pappy, by Inez Hogan. Joan Wanted, a Kitten, by Jane Gemmill. Skeeta. a Wire Haired Foxterrier.

by Marian King- Fluffy Cat's Tail, by Ann Sample. Little Eelephant Catches a Cold. nicg. it being her birthday. Marcelia Hasselberger and Joseph Zinthafer entertained with several musical; by Heiuiz Washburr.e.

numbers and the evening was spent' Jocko, by Dorothy Winchell. dancing. At a late hour lunch was Books for Middle-Sized Children served. Miss Curtin received a num- bei of gifts. The Richneld Ladies' Aid met Wednesday at the home of BufFin.

by Leone Barrett. Sooty, an Aristocratic Cat. by Ambrosina Hurcum. Mrs-j KiKi. a Circus Trouper, by Edith Francis Plank with eight members Craine.

and 19 -visitors present, including Smoky, the Lively Locomotive, by Mrs. Jack Feichter and two daugh-; Lois Donaldson. ters, Mrs. Lloyd Burt and Firecracker, the Wild Bronco, by Conrad Moen of Marshfieid. On M.

Ganss. cember 9 the Richneld Aid and the Ladies' Alliance will hold a joint meeting ac the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Porter.

There be a Christmas program and gifts will be exchanged. Trinity Lutheran Aid was enter- Fortnightly Club-The Fortnightly club had a rejra- meeting- Tuesday evening with Miss Irene Marcoux. Mrs. Fred Williamson and Mrs. Robert DeGuere as guests.

Mrs. Carl BiJImeyer was the hoscess and sened a luncheon th evening's play of bridge. were received bv Mrs. A.1- HIT-RUX VICTIM Superior, Nov. Barbara Mohr was killed yesterday by a hit-and-run automobile drivex.

Green Valley Mrs. W. C- Goes, Mrs. Ed Bernitt, Mrs. C.

Young, Mrs. Leo Knebel, P. Krings and James Cerveny attended the school board convention at Wausau, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

P. M. Krings spent Thursday in Merrill on business. Miss Budzynski and Miss Norma Krings shopped at Marshfield. Saturday.

Miss Joyce Cerveny, Mrs. Paul Krings and daughter Norma were Wausau shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. H. Treutel visited at Marsh- neld, Saturday evening.

A large number of friends and relatives attended the dance given by Mr. and Mrs. G. Spindler on their silver wedding anniversary. Friday, at the Krause hall at Rozellville.

Mrs. Emma Goes left Thursday for Milwaukee, where she will visit relatives and friends. She expects to remain there during the Thanksgiving holiday. Leo Knebel and Junior Weigh were at Milwaukee one day last week- George Braunsky and Elmer Oertel returned from a business trip to Pittsburgh, on Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Kiehl were at Marshfieid on business Fridav. The Traveling Gallerv. bv Besse Schiff. Tony and His Pals, by H.

M- Christeson. The Smiths and Rusty, by Alice Dalgliesh. Teeny ar.d the Tall Man, by Julian 3Ieade. Umi, the Hawaiian Boy Who Became a King, by Robert Eskridge. Dancing Cloud, the Navajo Boy, by Mary Marsh Buff.

Books for Older Children Mulberry Village, by Mary Koilis- ter. King's Pardon, by Gertrude Crownneld. Pigeon Post, by Arthur Ransome. Private Props, by Gertrude Mallette. Thord Firetooth, by Alice Lide.

Silver Chief to the Rescue, by Jack O'Brien. New World Builders, by Blanche Moorehead. Hcr.crs Dorothy song, "cert Peterson for high ty Lak EsKroa Gene Ing, Miss Elizabeth Ebacher. Williamson. Bachtle; song, "How Can We Honor 3Iae Rued; sor.g, "There's a Big Turkey on My Grandpa's Mae and Buddy jed read- ing, "A Child's Plea''.

Pamcia' Jung; duet, Vera Karshr.er and Dorothy Rude; reading, Eciih Dahlkc: tap dance, Marjorie Holiday: song, ''To a Helen Peterson; dialogue, "L-jcinda's M.s- Emma Gene Bachtle and Dor- Fothy Peterson. Winners at the evening's social pastime were Mrs. Mike Haza, who played five hundred Mrs. John Dai- ton, at sehafskopf; Mrs. Haas rJCreutzfeldt, five hundred rummy and Dorothy Peterson at fifty.

Marco-jx and Mrs. Methodist Grcles-- Circle Two of the Methodist church. Ladies' Aid. meeting last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clyde Smith, was attended by 12 members and one guest, Mrs.

Don Leicht of Madison, who is house guest of Mrs. Smith. The afternoon was spent in sewing for the Christmas sale which is being sponsored "by the entire Aid next Wednesday at the church. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Circle Four met with Mrs.

Robert Jeffers on Wednesday afternoon. There also final preparations belnjr-made'for the sale and Mardi Club-With Mre. Wor-den, Ralph Turner. Mrs. Edwin Grosklaus and Mrs.

J. H. Kaho-n as gnests. the Mardi club met Tuesdav evenir.g at the home CharL es Proctor. Club faiors at bnce w.eni to Mrs.

C. B. Atwofxi and Mrs. Lloxd Barter, Mrs. Grosklaas won the guest favor and Mrs.

Worden the traveling prize. Lunch was late in the afternoon. Court St. Rose. W.

C. 0. F. I Every member of the Court St. Rose, Woman's Catholic Orcer of i Foresters, is urged to be present at i the meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock In K.

of C. hall for an important meeting including discussion of plans for the Christmas party and other future events. Following the-business session, there will be a social hour with cards and refreshments. Club-Miss Eleanor Schroeder ed the members of the Stitch-a-Bit club Tuesday evening. In addition to the regular club pastime of sewing, there was some discussion concerning the club Christmas party, ine Ihanksgiving scheme of decor- WILCOX New Holiday HIGH SHADES PRINTS SOLID COLORS See These Frocks You'll Adore Them! A Special Treat! GRAND SLAM BLACK HEEL Hose 79c TEN MORE DOZEN GRAND SLAM Hose 65c 2 pair $1.25 ALL COATS REDUCED TO LOWEST PRICES A I Tonight 7 15c Chapter 3 JUNGLE MENACE SATURDAY Mat.

10 15c Eve. 10 25c THE RIDERS OF THE SKULL' Cartoon Comedy Serial Mat. Sun. 2:30 lOc and 25c. Eve.

7 9 fcn 06 a in.11 Sfe News Color" Cartoom AVom- iaipor- as they are con- generations they risht jo play their games, and life is all set for her. It seems there is something in this personal triangle that the psychologist recommends. He didn't suggest the idea, but it might do a good deal to overcome the triangle that has always been one of women's bugabooes. Adams Miss Jeane Walczak left on the Sunday for Milwaukee to be one of three bridesmaids at the wedding of her cousin Miss Leona Kuhn and Elmer Xeii on Thanksgiving day. Mr.

and Mrs. Walczak and other members of the family were also in Milwaukee to attend the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton ColHpp and Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Purves of Friendship were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Charles Gilman at Friendshio.

have content to be the wives of successful men, getting their thriil of achievement secondhand. even come to think of a successful -woman as one Is But does married to a successful man. while second-hand success a lot for women so far as mink coats and social position are concerned, it can'c possibly give them the same joy of accomplishment that it gives the man who earns Perhaps the woman -who takes a little concentration off the love side, and uses it to work toward some small success of her own is building herself a better life than her sisters have found. She'll have less time than they to worry about love. She'll grow as a person as she perfects herself in some line.

And when her job of motherhood is finished, she'll have something to keep her mind busy. And as "for learning to have fun. It ought not to take a suner- salesman to sell her on that side of the triangle- In fact, she Is already beginning! to enjoy living. It wasn't her fault that for years fun was considered unladylike. But now she has earned the companionship of msit, "the Attending Masonic funeral services for Frank Demund at the Presbyterian church at Baraboo on Monday afternoon were Mr.

and Mrs. James Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Xewman. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Koenecke, Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderveer.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Eoss Bixby, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Hendncks, Mr." and Mrs. Jack Eikington, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Brown, Mrs. Herman Rut- lln, Mrs. Walter Werner and Mrs- Ed Koerth. Interment was at Wai- nut Hill cemeterv at Baradoo. John Pierce are visiting relatives Mr.

and Mrs. spending a week at Wvocena. Portage and Pardeeville. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Rowland left on Monday to spend a week visiting their son William at Antwerp and Mr. Rowland's sister Mrs. Kenneth Loucks at Hermon, Xew York. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Smith and Miss Xell LaMaf spent Monday at Portage. B. H. MOYER CHIROPRACTOR Tel. 1266-W Room 12 Wood Block RENT AN ACCORDION as lovr as $3 A Month Large of instruments of all kinds available for school and others.

Full rental allowed on purchase price later. THE DALY MUSIC CO. PALACE Tonight and Saturday 7 9 "SOULS atSEA SUNDAY-MONDAY: Mat. Sun. 2:30 Trie romantic story of the ambitious siren who forsook a lifetime of luxury because it meant a lifetime without love! 10c and 25c CRAWFORD THE RED FRANCHOTTONE OBERT YOUNG A Woyer Picture JS'CTVS Reel Feature Starts at 7:15 and TUESDAY THE BIG ATTRACTION JIMVUco.