The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 16

Page 16 Thursday, January 3, 1957 Westby Pair For Junior High Waldow 40th Weddinn I A new Teen club for Jun ll I A new Y-Teen club for Junior high school girls is being organized at the YWCA, This club will be open to all girls who wish to be Y-Teens but whose schools do not have such an organization, or to any who are not eligible because their school Y-Teen clubs have been forced to limit their membership. The new Y-Teen Club will star; Jan. 7. Meetings will be held at Teenarena. Pat Ganzel, a La Crosse State College student majoring in recreation, is the adviser.

Miss Ganzel has w'orked previously with the Menasha YWCA. Speak Vows Of Marriage WESTBY. Wis. Rev. J.

0. Paulsrud officiated at the 8 m. ceremony uniting in marriage Coryl Hendrickson and Ronald Evenstad, Saturday. Dec. 29, at Our Lutheran Church.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hendrickson and Mr. and Earl Evenstad, Westby. The white dress was fashioned of white lace and nylon tulle over satin.

Her waist-length veiling of nylon net was held in a half-cap, and she carried a white orchid on her pearl-covered white Bible. Matron of honor for her sister was Mrs. David Olson, while another sister, Linda Hendrickson, and Donna Tostrud were bridesmaids. Ah wore ruby-red crystal- ette frocks with matching headpieces and carried cross-shaped bouquets of white carnations. Flower girl.

Christine Hendrickson. was in white crystalette with an arm bouquet of white carnations. Serving his brother as best man was Kenton Evenstad Groomsmen were Richard Galstad and A record player and two books John Leifer. and guests were of records were sent to seated by David Olson and Rich-1 the Great Lakes Naval Hospital Friberg Jr. Ringbearer was as a Christmas gift to the pa Johnny nephew of hents.

Other holiday activities Navy Club Holds Party Navy Mothers Club held a covered dish supper and exchange of gifts Wednesday evening, Dec. 26, at the Labor Temple. Emma Beranek, general chairman, was assisted by Verna McNiel, in charge of food. Matilda Larkin, table decorations, and Nellie Fidlin, social hour. Delivered On 4, 1957 yt ITa Crosse (Tribune LA CRESCENT, Minn.

and Mrs. E. C. Waldow will hold open house at their home, 518 Main Sunday, Jan. 6, in celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary.

They were married Jan. 3, 1917, by the Rev. G. Bradke, Lutheran pastor, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Rohrer, Cochrane, Wis. Mrs. Waldow is the former Melita Rohrer. Their attendants were Esther Rohrer, sister, now Mrs. Earl Butler, Phoenix, and Carl Bey, now deceased.

Parents of Mr. Waldow were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waldow, La Crosse. The couple has resided in La Crescent the past 20 years, Mr.

Waldow manager of the La Crescent Lumber and Coal Company. They have two sons. John and Myron, and six grandchildren. 'Y' Nursery School Opens New Season The YWCA sponsored Nursery School for pre-school youngsters will continue during the new year, starting January 7. Plans were made to go on with this service because of the favorable response to the program.

it it it However, 20 youngsters must be registered each week, or the nursery will be canceled. Nursery school will be held as before from 9 to 11:30 Mondays through Fridays, at the YWCA Mrs. Hart Hostess Private duty nurses of the La Crosse District will hold an important meeting Friday, Jan. 4, at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Clifford Hart, 316 Copeland Ave. omans For Mrs. Voila Holiday Visitors gym. Mrs. Ray Ping Jr.

will again be the instructor. it it it Registrations must be made by Friday noon preceding each week. It was felt that this policy would be better than a raise in fees or an unnecessary trip if the nursery should be closed. Registration is open now for tile first week of nursery school which starts Monday, January 7. A surprise party was held Sun- I day afternoon, Dec.

30, at the home of Nick Wekseth, R. Ona- I laska, in honor of his mother, Mrs. Helena Voila, West Salem, who was celebrating her 79th birthday. Present were five grandchildren and ll and Mrs. Glen Larson, Kathy and Steve, Mr.

and Mrs. James Moe, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nesseth, Sandra, Rodney and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs.

James Sobkowiak, Diana, Lin; da and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- jwin Young, Robert, Marilyn and Carolyn. When making applesauce try adding grated orange a differ- tnt tang and a golden color. BLAIR, Wis.

(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hoem and Saratoga, are spending the holidays at the Robert Syverson home and with other relatives here, Friday evening, Dec. 28, the Rev K. M.

Urberg baptized Scott Lee, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoem, in the First Lutheran Church. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.

Burton Risberg, Blair, Mrs. Iver Hoem, Galesville, and Wallace Hoem, Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hoem are also visiting relatives during the holidays.

Choose green-tipped bananas when you are planning to make fritters of this fruit. Serve the dessert with a lemon sauce. Mary Gunderson, Holiday Tea Hostess Mary Gunderson, 1527 Avon was hostess for a Monday afternoon, Dec. 81, tea honoring Kay Mulder, Wauwatosa, visiting here for the holidays. All of the girls attending the tea were graduates of Logan High School, and Miss Mulder was a classmate of theirs before moving from La Crosse.

Guests were Nancy White, Shirley Eid, Anita Haefner, Loretta Lemke, Mary Lou Thomas, Diane Urban, Barbara Ulrich, Donna Gruen, Shirley Netzer, Barbara Phillips, Sandra Johnson, Beverly Erickson, Frances Stoker, Joanne Tostrud, Betty Felts, Pat Otto, Joanne Rinartz and Beverly Flume. Mrs. O. I. Gunderson and Ann Gunderson, mother and sister of the hostess, poured for the tea.

the bridegroom Mrs. Pearly Stenslien, organist. accompanied the vocal soloist. Mrs. Elton Bessey, Cashton.

Five hundred guests attended the reception in the church parlors. Assisting were Mrs. Rodney Olson. Mrs. James Kamla, Leu Ann Slette, Joan Anderson Nancy Thoreson, Barbara Smik- la, Janice Rich and Marilyn Nerves tad.

Mr. and Mrs. Evenstad will make their home in Ft. Smith, Ark. The bridegroom is stationed with the Army at Ft.

Chaffee. Before her marriage, the bride was employed in the office of the Trane Co. at La Crosse. Her hus- and donations of the club included sending of baskets of fruit to club members who were ill; gifts of money to sons in the Navy; Christmas cards and dollar bills to sons ber who wert not in service; 150 magazines and a hundred books given to Tomah VA Hospital, along with 17 pairs of bed socks made for the patients by Emma Morrison, welfare chairman; as sistance in wrapping gifts for patients at Tomah VA by Elsie Barrett, Emma Lenser, Anna George, Hattie Gehrig and Emma Morrison. After the wrapping they were hostesses at a bingo party for wheelchair patients, band, a graduate of Luther Col- awarding prizes and serving ice lege, taught music at Holmen cream and cookies.

High School before entering the armed services. Anderson, McKeeth Nuptials GALESVILLE, Wis. Marilyn Adeiie Anderson and Daniel G. McKeeth exchanged 2:30 m. marriage vows, Friday, Dec.

28, before the Rev. H. A. Wisner in the Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, was dressed in white velveteen, her nylon veiling held in a pearl crown. She carried an orchid on her white muff. Attending the bride were Hazel Nelson, Glen Flora, maid of honor. and Mrs.

Orin Grambo, Eau Clare, and Wanda Anderson, bridesmaids. All were in red velveteen. carrying matching muffs trimmed with holly. Best man for the ceremony was Richard Byom. Groomsmen were Richard Abel and Orin Grambo, and ushering duties were performed by Raymond Anderson and Richard McKeeth, cousins of the couple.

David Readle was organist, and a vocal trio included Mrs. Carroll Bakken, Karen Stevlingson and Karo lee Hogden. A recepion for 250 guests was held in the church parlors. Assistants were Mmes. Robert Manning, John Williamson Leonard Larson, David Todd, Harold Williamson and Roland Gullickson, Alice McGarty, Ramona Alvarez, Carol Felton, Jane Shirley, Marilyn Thomas, Mary Anderson, Harriet Homer, Shirley Ellison, Lois Montgomery, Lynita Rail and Barbara Olson.

Mrs. McKeeth, a graduate of Macalester College, has taught the past three years at West Salem. She is now completing work at this college for her degree in kindergarten work. She yili join her husband at Fort Monmouth, N.J., in June. The bridegroom, son of Haskell McKeeth, was reared by an uncle and aunt, Mr.

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23. Sponsors were the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sloane. Art Anderson and Avoneile Halvorson.

Great-grandparents of the infant are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Larson, Cashton: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sloane, Westby; and Mrs.

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