The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • Page 16

Rome Owned Home Edited Home Read HAWTHORNE Hawthorne P.T.A. will meet Wednesday ic; Mrs. A. G. Wundi LINCOLN The first meeting ot the Lincoln P.

A will be held Wednesday wemng s. Supernaw. music chairman, has SSltoron "The innaence of Schools on cnaracier Hall will also tell the history of Lin "Sv.rTnTthe social hour will be served by Mrs. C. A.

Horn mothers ST. JOSEPH'S On Tuesday evening at 7:45 In the school hall. St. Josephs P. T.

A. Richard Wtdmann. fire chlei. will speak on "Safety and Fire Prevention:" Refreshments will be served. HOLY REDEEMER Holv Redeemer P.

T. A. will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'ciock in the church parlors. The social hour will be in charge of the mothers of eighth grade pupils. ST.

RAPHAEL'S St. Raphael's P. T. A. will hold a pot luck luncheon Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the upper school hall.

The Rev. IT. William Mahoncy will address the group. Mothers o. first grade pupils will be hostesses.

Officers for the year are: Mrs. Robert Helm, president; Mrs. Leo Kroncnbcrg. vice president; Mrs. M.

R. Kammcr. treasurer; Mrs. John Coyne, secretary. Committee chair Mrs George Gaffney.

membership; Mrs. Stanley Fceney, safet; Mr. J. Koch, radio: Mrs. Ray Schmidt, health; Mrs.

LcRoy Dowling. pub licitv; Mrs. Floyd Conners. program: Mrs. Albert Falter, hospitality; Mrs.

David Schmltz. legislative: Mrs. Martin Parkinson, summer round up. Mrs. John McGllligan.

council delegate: Mrs. B. Donahue and Mrs. H. Annen.

first grade chairman: Mrs. nrt Mrs. R. Whalen. second grade; Mrs.

George Gaffney and Mrs. A. Domini, third; Mrs. Leo Mt Mr. Trnnlc rIdo.

fourth: Mrs Joseph Gorst and Mrs. Raymond Conlin. fifth; Mrs. Benney Em and Charles Jackson, sixth: Mrs. Joseph McNulty and Mrs.

Ed DOTY The parental education group of Dotv school will meet in the school library' on Monday afternoon at 1:30. The meeting is open to all mothers of the school. Refreshments will be Doty P. T. A.

will meet Tues aiternoon o'clock at the DRAPER Draper P. T. A. will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school library. After a short business meeting Mrs.

C. H. Reading will entertain with local selections. A social hour will follow and the children's hobby show and awards will be dis played. Refreshments will be served.

LOWELL A "get. acquainted" meeting of the Lowell P. T. A. will be held Wednesday evening at 7:45 in the school auditorium.

Mrs. W. A. Hastings, second vice president of the national P. T.

will speak on "What the School Expects of the Parents and What the Parents Expect of the School." The "kitchen orchestra" will furnish music. Refreshments will be served by mothers of sixth grade pupils at the social hour following the business session. TIIRNVEREIN The gym class of the Mad. vereln lor married women will Friday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock Turner hall. The meeting is open to all wives of Turners ana to otner interested persons.

MRS. affair. Sixth grade pupils' pothers will serve as hostesses for the social hour, under tne cnjirmjn of Mrs. William Fraser. Mayor lames R.

Law will speak on "City F.nances Including the Schools." Carl Flom will entertain with sleight of hand tncks, M.u Viola Wahler will sing several selections and LMja G.r Scout from troop No. 5 at West high school, speak on behalf of include Mr, Harvey M. Lang president; Mrs Frank Lehman, first vice president; Miss Agnes vice president; Mr, Gerald Wiedenbeck. secretary; Mrs. C.

Shat Arrhur Schant program; Mrs. M. S. Anderson, tuck, treasurer; Mrs. Artnur council delegate; Mrs.

Arthur Colhns, social carman; Mrs. Chnst Ethun. historian; Mrs. D. Richardson publicly; Mrs.

C. J. Ballam, recreation; Mrs. Lctiel uri.irn, ii.Sow.i.u. Mrs.

nugnes, vhip; Mrs. D. H. Nelson, Mrs. field.

Mrs. G. Niebuhr, Hat parental member Marriage Told Announcement is made of he marriage of Miss Edna Louise Mathis. daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Onsrud, 315 State to )ohn M.

Haugs son of Mrs. tda Maugs 601 E. Corham st. The ceremony took place in Apri in Dubuaue. la.

Mr. Maugs and his bride will be at home atfer Oct. 1 at 2314 E. Washington ave. Miss Marie Johnson and Chester Goodrich Marry Wednesday in Westport rE MARRIAGE of Miss Marie Johnson, daughter of Mrs.

Olive Goodrich, son of Mrs. Anna Goodrich, 1936 E. Washington took place Wednesday at high noon in St. John's Lutheran church Westport. The Rev.

Carl A. Becker perfomed the ceremony. The same church was many years ago of tne serv ice uniting the bridegroom's parents. The bride, who was given in mar iage by her brother. Ernest.

Wauna cee. wore a white net gown and finger lip length veil caught to a tiara of seed pearls. She carried talisman Mrs. Sena Spaanem. Madison, was latron of honor.

She wore a flooi ngth skirt of pansy blue chiffon vel at with an eggshell satin blouse. Three large silver buttons trimmed the blouse and a wide silver belt marked the waistline. Her circular tulle veil was held in nlace by a wreath of blue velvet flowers and she carried a bouquet of Johanna Hill scs and swansonia. Best man for Mr. Goodrich was ussell Sanders.

Madison. Mr. Goodrich and his bride will be at home after Oct. 15 at 19B3 E. Washington ave.

Christenson Byrge Mr. and Mrs. John Christenson, 150 W. Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys Matilda, to Millard Byrge, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Byrge, Mt. Vernon, Wis. The wedding will take place during the early spring. CHRIST 'CHILD CIRCLE St. Patrick's circle of the Christ Child society will have a card Tnpsriav afternoon at 2:30 at the of Mrs.

J. E. Eisele, 1324 Rutledge st. SCALP TREATMENTS Call for appointor vh'ite COURTNEY bSn AN OIL PERMANENT IN THE FORTIES! i hair with the soft that is vital to dignity. I An Oll Wave takes care of the hair because I it is olllaed like no other method.

FOS A I SHORT LIMITED TIME COMPLETE 00 Central Park Beauty Salon Phi Chi Theta MADISON in tm i 'v iMBF wnX I1 Announcement is being made today of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Anita Borsuk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Borsuk. 2 S. Mills to Maurice Mes serman.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Messerman. Two Rivers, The wedding will take place Dec. 3.

The Madison alumnae chapter of Phi Chi Theta met Thursday evening the home of Miss Esther Krug. is Irene Hensey told of the trip icn she toon to Alaska during tne summer. Those present were the Misses Angeline Lins, Doris Mans, Marie We.stph.al. Gladys Fehlau. Lois Roy.

Berna Johnson, Janet Taylor, and Phyllis Buck and the Mines. H. Bruhn, Eric Kautz, Roy Mapes, E. E. Kuecken and D.

D. Scoon. Wir odaughsis Club The Wimodaughsis club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Masonic temple. Hostesses will be Mrs. Belle Martin and Dr.

S. Ger aldine Vernon. The program will include a greeting by the president, Mrs. F. L.

LeCount, a rmponse by Mrs B. W. Park and a piano solo by Miss Marian Gibson. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. I nnson, chairman Ziel.

Mrs. R. I. Watson, Mrs. F.

E. McDougal and Mrs. Bessie Hughes. Her long tulle veil was held in place by a crown of seed pearls and orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and swansonia. As matron of honor.

Mrs. Edward Lance chose a gold chiffon gown over taffeta with a matching tulle veil and long lace gloves. She carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses and purple asters. The bridesmaids. Miss Delores Swan and Mrs.

Lewis Fisher, wore identically styled gowns of melon and Deauville blue chiffon over taffeta with matching tulle veils and carried pink roses and blue larkspur. Frvdenlund, the bridegroom's sister, was flower girl in a sprout green hlffon frocK over tan ned a mlnii i will Betrothal of Miss Shapiro To David Waisman Is Told Bride To Be Is Niece of Philip Siegei, Florence Bette Shapiro, daugh Mrs. Rose Shapiro, Milwaukee, to David Waisman. son of Mrs. Mary also 01 MilwauKce.

a niece of Philip Siegcl, Madison, director of the Workmen's Circle school. On Saturday evening the er.gage ent will be announced in Milwaukee a dinner nany held in honor of Miss Shapiro's birthday anniversary. Guests at the dinner, which will be at the CaDC Cod Inn, will Be members of the immediate families and few close friends of tne coupie. Miss Shapiro attended the Univer sity of Wisconsin extension division. Her fiance la a graduate or aaar quettc university and has specialized in the field of sociology.

Phi Beta Alumnae The Phi Beta alumnae city club will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert West, 115 Chestnut st. The meeting is open to all Phi Beta alumnae in the city. THE CAPITAL TIMES Parent Teacher Council Will Hold First Regular Meeting This Week I I 4.1 Mayor low is to puui ui Hawthorne PTA Meeting THE MADISON COUNCIL OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS hold its first regular meeting of the year on Monday afternoon a o'clock in the Woman's building. The executive board will meet at 1 which time the committee chairmen will summarize their plans.

nine at 7:45 o'clock Dorothy Simonson Weds Clarence Frvdenlund in Service Held on Sept. 16 Ceremony Performed by Kev. Bernhard Kom in Bethany Church TIALMS. FERNS, candelabra and I baskets of gladioli decorated the altar ot tnc uetnany pvpp church on Saturday after noon, sept. IB, tor tne weaaing oi Miss Dorothy Simonson, daughter oi Mr.

and Mrs. John Simonson, 1715 Erie to Clarence M. Frydenltmd, son of Mr. and Mrs, uan iryaeniuna. i 14 Erie ct.

The Rev. Bernhard Rom in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white chlfTon gown over taffeta, designed with short puffed sleeves, a sweetheart neckline i lull skirt that flowed into a long William Simonson. brother of the bride, and Lov.is Fisher, ushered. wedding music was playec: by I. Hovde with Miss Bsthei Fry denlund and Ellef Trydal as solo ist.

The bride's of mother watched the ack creae frock with black accessories and the bridegrooms mother wore a wine colored crepe frock with matching accessories, tacn gardenias. immediately following the cere nnv a weddintr sUDDer was served to 108 guests. When the couple left for ilk "iersev frock with black acces orles and a corsage of gladioli and asters. Mr. Frydeniund and his bride will be at heme at 4U 5.

ureany st. The bride is employed at the Wisconsin Telephone co. and the bridegroom is employed at the Gisholi Prp mmr.inl narties were given by Miss Jean and Miss Delores Swan, Miss Mildred Thompson, Mrs. William Schulte and Miss unrisune hmu, Mrs. CliStord Taylor, and Mrs.

Edwin Simonson and Mrs. irvin nmc. 0 MISS FLORENCE SHAPIRO Special Only 10 Girls can be accommodated in our Nov. 1 Class LEARN THE FAMOUS, SCIENTIFIC HARPER METHOD COURSE Established Since 1888 ENROLL NOW Easy Payment Plan Harper graduates hold the highest paid positions. "Vacancies in OUR OWN SHOPS to be filled by the graduates of this special class." TOEBE ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE, INC.

State Accredited 420 State St. Madison, Wis. 1 i ffllT' "AW I (Hi MRS. CLARENCE FRYDENLUND Damen Verein The Damen Verein will hold a ess meeting Tuesday afternoon 'clock at Turner hall. busl i SWAN CREEK SEWING CIRCLE The Misses Maria and Emma Tip ple will entertain the Swan Creek BETHEL LADIES AID TO SERVE BAKED HAM DINNER Circle No.

2 of the Bethel Lutheran ladies' aid society will serve a baked i from 11 to 1 o'ciock on Wednesday in the church parlors, 304 N. Hamilton st. Reports of State Clubs DEERFIELD The Deerfield man's club opened its season with a mwMnor Tuesc.v at r.e 1 me Dorothy Giaudrone. Mrs. Charles Saeer reviewed Ann Morrow Lind bergh's the Wind." The year's studies will be centered around South American Mrs.

Ethel Holten will be hostess at the next meeting, which will be held Oct. 17. Waunakee. The Waunakee study met at the home of Mrs. Henry Schumacher on Monday.

Mrs. Orville Dormar. gave an account; of her recent trir through the West and Mrs. Roman Adler answered questions of parliamentary procedure. Miss Marcella.

Schumacher gave a brief summary of her trip to the Brent house conference, conciuaing tne sum mary at the next meeting. Elaborate Plans Made Group Announced FOUNDATIONS for Fellowship' X' will be tnc central uieut program tor ousine vr at the citv Y. W. C. A.

At the first three meetings the aires from the "Business Girls a social science workshop project conducted by the Forest Beach area council for the purpose of getting a pictun of how girls in this area spend thcii money and their leisure time. the topic; Oct. 12, "Orchids on Your Budget." and uct. Work." The questionnaire will be sent to a central committee to be tabulated and results of the entire area sent to each association. In addition, Oct.

5 will be "inch night" and those girls having birth davs in Septmebcr and October will be esoeciallv honored. girls will bowl at Schwoegler's alleys at 3 nm. All industrial girls will meet in the Y. W. C.

A. parlors at 4:15 to outline their special acmiucs iui u.c yOn Oct. 21 and 22. Madison business girls will be hostesses to the northern IllinoLs and southern Wisconsin business girls' week end conference. Madge Funk will be chairman.

Because of this, classes it. the department will not begin until Oct. 26. OFFICERS NAMED Council officers and committee President, Helen Curtis', vice presi dent, Alice secretary, wia oo sephson; treasurer. Virginia Barger: program, Doris Richards: education, Dorothy Olson: public affairs.

Helen Jentz: dance. Priscilla Dlugolenski; decorations. Dorothy Huemmer: Noise of the Y'ers." ell Mae J. White; re n. Gladys Maly; mem Alice Holley; finance, Vir a Barger; little tneati i The industrial council includes Mabel Sampe, president: Doris Peterson, vice president; and Ann Anderson secretary.

Club presidents include Wahanka Vira Russell: Tawasi, Cleara Bartlctt rores, Emma Louis Beckman: Gold Rule. Edna Juneg: Peppy Mil id Llndquist; Lohese, Charlotte Re tert. CLUB MEETINGS A new club for the younger business girl, those girls just out of business the department is open to all em ployed girls and women in Madison. made at the Y. W.

C. A. office by 10 a.m. each Thursday. The Swirl and Swivel club for girls in business college, the vocational school and beauty schools will hold its first meeting in the payors of the association building Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

Girls attending these schools and living in the Y.W.C.A. residence will be the committee in charge of the program. They include Gwendolyn Bouslough, Bettv Jane Fox. Jean Hebenstreit, Ber Herro, Naomi Holmes, Ivanelle Kress, Virginia Koloske, Ann Taggett, Margaret Welch, Arlene Thuerer. Carolyn Bjerke and Mignon Scoll.

The luncheon club for those girls in schools who carry their lunches will hold its first meeting on Wednesday. Further information may be obtained by calling Miss Ruth Kleist, business and industrial secretary, at the Y.W.C.A. SPODE CHINA Exclusively at E. W. PARKER, INC.

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A7T wea ooon Sunday Morning, October 1, 1939 mm mr wmm MISS GRACE MONACLE Miss Grace Monasle. 2503 University daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. K.

Monagli Alexandria, will fc ied to Fass, son of and Mrs. Peter Fass. 1225 Mound on Wednesday mornine at 9 clock in James cnurcn. i ne Kev. jonn Koelzer will otticiate.

Eagles' Auxiliary A class initiation will be the high of the regular meeting of the igles' auxiliary Monday evening at o'clock at the club house. The auxiliary will sponsor a public card party Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the ciud nouse. tsricge ana suu win be played and refreshments served. FIREMEN, ENGINEMEN SOCIETT The ladies' society to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and En gincmen will meet in the lodge rooms at the Beaver building Monday eve ning at 8 o'clock. A.

O. Barton Is To Be Speaker At Meet CJINCE Oct. 8 14, is National Bul ness and Professional women's ten's progress, the program com mittee of the Madison Business and Professional Women's club has arranged for A. O. Barton, register of Karlv Madison History" at a meet ing of the organization Thursday evening at the Woman's building.

Dinner will be servea ai o.iu. ure committee, headed by Miss Stumnf. is in charge of the pro gram. Members of the committee who The Misses Ruth Coe, Maude Hie stand, Doris E. Lehner.

Gladys Mc Guirc, Anita G. Schelbel and Gertrude L. Seidlitz and Mrs. Genevieve E. Reeder.

Old favorites will prevail in the musical portion of the program which has been arranged by Miss Genevieve Roberts, music chairman. BUSINESS GIRLS AT "YW" BEGIN BOWLING SEASON Business girls of the city Y. W. C. A.

ill begin their bowling season Mon day evening at 5:25 o'clock at Schwoegler's alleys. W. Gilman st. Beginners as well as tnose wno nave bowled before may attend. Those Interested are to notify the business and industrial office at the Y.

W. C. A. to that the alleys may be reserved. CONTINUED! by popular demand.

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