Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 12

I 12, SECTION 1 MRS. PETT Phyllis Ann Abel Marries Russell Pett on Saturday Miss Phyllis Ann Abel, 3713 W. Karstens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Carl Abel, Berlin, was married to Russell C.

Pett, Madison, Saturday at 7 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lydia Crowley, Fond du Lac, and the late Russell H. Pett.

The Rev. Omar Kaste of Trinity Church and the Rev. Robert Twiton, Lutheran minister from Barneveld, officiated. The bride wore a floorlength empire gown of white organza trimmed with handclipped lace, and a lace-bor- dered court train. A jeweled crown held her short tulle veil.

She carried a cascade of white orchids and white satin leaves. Mrs. Harlin Haack, Iron River, the bridegroom's sister, was matron of honor. Mrs. Vernon Abel, Hickory Hills, was bridesmaid.

They wore long empire gowns of apricot chiffon with bishop sleeves, ruffled necklines, and floating back panels. They carried French nosegays of bronze daisy chrysanthemums. Mary Jeanette Abel and Barbara Ann Haack, the cou- Come from Many States Autumn Brings New Families Many new families have come to Madison since the beginning of the school year. Prof. and Mrs.

James Jones and their sons, Evan and Peter, have moved from Washington, D.C., to 5042 La Crosse Lane. Mr. Jones is on the Law School faculty. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Budd and their children, James and Kim, are living at 4429 Rolla Lane, after a move from Lakewood, 0. Mr. Budd is a vice-president at the First Na- tional Bank. James attends Ashland College in Ohio. DR.

AND Mrs. Harry Kniaz and their four children are living at 110 Richland Lane, after moving from Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, where Dr. Kniaz was a captain in the Air Force. He is a resident in psychiatry at University Hospitals and Mendota State Hospital. The children are Shelley, Miriam, Zilah, and Joel.

Living in Middleton are Mr. They Plan Weddings Ley-Bahr Dietzman-Ratajczak ROME, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Allen W.

Ley, Rome, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Kay, to Pvt. Charles William Bahr III, son 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bahr Delafield. Miss Ley attends the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Her fiance is stationed at San Diego, with the Marine Corps. There are no immediate wedding plans. 'Kayra-You Is Program "Kayra You and will be the program topic at the meeting of Kayra, interdenominational group for thewidowed, on Sunday at 8 p.m. Melter-Brenson BARABOO Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore W. Brenson, married Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. in St. John's Lutheran Church, Baraboo, are honeymooning in northern Wisconsin and Canada.

Mrs. Brenson is the former Nancy La Deane Melter. Their parents are Mrs. Florence A. Brenson, Lake Delton, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold L. Melter, Baraboo. The maid of honor was Miss Laura Lange, Baraboo, the bridesmaid, Miss Judy Hellenbrand, Sun Prairie. Danny Hellenbrand, Sun Prairie, was ring-bearer.

Jerry Tatera was best man, and Craig Melter, Baraboo, groomsman. Greg and David Hellenbrand, Sun Prairie, ushered. The bride is a cashier at Thorp Finance Baraboo, and her husband, is employed in inventory control at the Big Joe Manufacturing Wisconsin Dells. Walter Chings Name Daughter MR. AND Mrs.

Walter Ching, 2505 Monterey announce the birth of a daughter, Lisa Marie, on Oct. 20 at St. Mary's Hospital. The baby has a brother, Michael Jon, 18 months. Mrs.

Dorothy Merrill, Ixonia, and Ralph Merrill, Verona, are the maternal grandparents, and Mrs. Lillian Ching, Honolulu, Hawaii, is the paternal grandmother. TEETHING PAIN? Used by millions of mothers, and recommended by many pediatricians for tast, safe, effective relief. baby Good Housekeeping ora jel Bethel Lutheran Women to Share Talents Dec. 4 ple's nieces, were flower girls.

Vernon K. Abel, Hickory Hills, the bride's brother, was best man. David E. Friske, Madison, was groomsman, and Reynolds Pottebaum, Madison, and Richard Bauer, New London, ushered. The bridegroom, who is band and choral music director at the Barneveld High School and plays with.

the Madison Symphony Orchestra, transcribed Brahms' Fourth Symphony, second movement, for the organ and composed. lyrics for the ceremony. Michael Kaehr was the soloist. After a' southern honeymoon, the newlyweds will live on Rt. 1, Verona.

The bride is a secretary for Universal Accounting Services, Madison. Mr. Pett, who holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Wisconsin, is studying for his Ph.D.

degree in educational administration, and teaching full time. Open House THE JOHNSONS EDGERTON Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Johnson, Edgerton, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at an open from 2 to 4 p.m.

at the Koskonong 1 house, Church, Rural Cambridge. No formal invitations are being issued. Johnson and the former Edna' Olstad were married Nov. 12, 1919. They three children, Eugene, Watertown; Mrs.

Al Keppens (Irene Johnson), Edgerton; and Mrs. Wesley Roe (Bette Johnson), Flint, who will be hosts for the reception. There are three grandchildren. Milwaukee Road Club Will Meet The Milwaukee Railroad Woman's Club will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the clubrooms, with Mrs.

C. A Burmeister and Mrs. Edward Ham, hostesses. MISS THOMPSON YW Leader to Train Volunteers Miss Joann Thompson, training consultant with the bureau of personnel and training of the National Board of the Young Women's Christian New York City, will be in Madison Thursday and Friday to give leadership to VENTURE, a training program for YWCA volunteers. "VENTURE is an opportunity for volunteers from Wisconsin and northern Illinois YWCAs to gather together and plan the YWCA of tomorrow," says Miss Geneva MoDonald, chairman of the Madison VENTURE committee.

The Madison YWCA will be hostesses to delegates from Beloit, Green Bay, De Pere, Janesville, La Crosse, Milwaukee, Neenah, Menasha, Racine, Waukesha, and Wausau in Wisconsin, and Freeport, Highland Park, Rockford, and 1 Waukegan in Illinois. Miss Thompson, a 1957 graduate of the University of Texas, has done graduate work at the Harvard Divinity School and Princeton Theological Seminary. Gudrid Circle to Meet Today The Gudrid Reading Circle will be entertained by Mrs. Amos Green at the Edgewater Hotel today at 1:30 p.m. Mrs.

Clarence Draeger will review the book "John A. Johnson" by Agnes Larson, BUDGET WAVE Mon. Tues. Wed. $625 BEAUTY RUNDELL'S SALON 307 W.

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Washington Ave. "Sharing Our Talents" will be the theme of the "five-star production" planned by the Bethel Lutheran Church Women for Dec. 4 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mrs.

Robert Dewey, 934 Mohican Pass, is general chairman, and Mrs. Maurice Leon, 5105 Marathon president. Mrs. C. H.

Ruedisili, Mrs. Raymond Huitner, and Mrs. C. H. Sorum are co-chairmen of the smorgasbord from 11:30 to 1:30 in Fellowship Hall.

Tickets are available at the church office and at the door. A boutique for Christmas shoppers, directed by Mrs. Richard Derauf and Mrs. Milton Showers, will be in the Fireside room from 11. Bethel artists will exhibit: at the Art Show in the choir room.

Mrs. Robert Borgwardt, chairman, expects en- 'Retired' Luncheon Scheduled The Dane County Retired Teachers' group and the American Assn. of Retired Persons have planned a joint luncheon meet at Christ Presbyterian Church, 944 E. Gorham Nov. 13 at 12:15 p.m.

The Madison Up With People group, all University, of Wisconsin students, will sing. Miss Selma Urness, decoration chairman, has chosen a harvest theme. Mrs. Nicholas Gunderson is president of the Retired Teachers, and Mrs. Louis M.

Sasman heads the American Assn. of Retired Persons chapter. Mrs. Charles E. Hemingway, 5905 Old Sauk is a accepting reservations through tries in oils, water colors, pottery, sculpture, stitchery, jewelry, enameling, and decoupage.

Norwegian coffee and cookies will be served without charge from 1:30 to 4:30 in the Fellowship hall to browsers of the Art Show and Boutique. Mrs. Henry Holm, coffee chairman, will be chairman of the continuous bake sale from 11. Mrs. Walter Greiert and Mrs.

Vernon C. Struck are publicity co-chairmen. BPW Club Will Hear Legislative, PR Talks Herbert Marcus, of James Bouillon Associates, publie relations firm, will discuss "The Power of Good Public Relations." The committee includes Tanis Forrest, Dr. Ruth Harmon, Vera Hub, Bunnie Inman, Betty Mathison, and Betty Niglis Cooper of the club's public relations committee. Reservations will be accepted by Anne Erickson until Tuesday afternoon.

JACK OLSON and Mrs. Patrick Kinney, formerly of Dundee, Ill. Mr. Kinney is principal of the Elm Lawn Elementary School, Middleton. ALSO IN Middleton are Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Hoser and in their sons, Vince and Mike, formerly of Greeley, Colo. Mr. Hoeser teaches at Madison Area Technical College. The new residents at 6815 Century Middleton, are Mr.

and Mrs. David Mau, and their children, Michael, Susan and Christopher. Mr. Mau is a civil engineer for Mead and Hunt. A micro-biologist at the University of Wisconsin, Robert Gerhold, his wife, and children, Bret and Lisa, are living at 6817 Century Middleton, after moving from Cincinnati, 0.

SCOTIA, N.Y... is the former residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stacy and their son, William. Mr.

Stacy has retired after working for General Electric Co. for 45 years. Their son, William, is an accountant for the State Revenue department. Prof. and Mrs.

Victor Cicirelli, formerly of Athens, 0., are living at 5322 Fairway Dr. They have four children, Ann, Mike, Charles, and Gregg. Mr. Cicirelli is on the University of Wisconsin faculty. Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Berger, former De Pere residents, are living at 2906 Ashford Lane, while he is a psychology student at the University of Wisconsin. His wife teaches at James Madison Memorial High School. Also at the University of Wisconsin are Mr. and Mrs.

James Selkirk and their son, James, who have moved from Syracuse, N.Y. Mr. Selkirk is doing post doctorate work. CINDERELLA'S LA'S GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Sale PERMIT 1005 Because of other interests Cinderella Shop will discontinue business after 47 years of service to the Madison Community. To liquidate our stock as soon as possible, we are offering drastic Mark Downs throughout the store! OFF MARKDOWNS ARE NOW OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE STORE ON: Winter and Car Coats quality trims and untrimmed Rain 'n Shine Spring Coats Sports Hand Knit Sweaters and Matching Slacks and Mini Skirts Junior Missy Half Sizes Sweater, Skirts and Blouses Mix 'n Match National Brands Hoisery, Jewelry, Accessories, Lingerie, Slips, Briefs, Bras, Nighties CINDERELLA A SHOP On the square near the Park Motor Inn open 10 'til 8 P.M.

Mon. 10 to 5:30 other days Lt. Gov. Jack Olson will talk on "Legislative Activities Today" 'at the dinner meeting of the Madison Business and Professional Women's Club Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the dining room of Harry S.

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Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Madison. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dietzman, Platteville, and Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Ratajczak, Seymour. Miss Dietzman is employed in the Highland schools. Her fiance attends Platteville State University after four years in the Marine Corps. and I' Topic at Bethel Lutheran Church. Wally Rhodes will answer questions about an Hawaiian trip and discuss the Big Brothers of Dane Co.

Interested group activities include euchre, Saturday, 8 p.m., with Mrs. Mabel Murkve, 4806 Rothman Pl. bridge, Saturday, 8 p.m., with Mrs. Jo Brandt, 914 W. Dean.

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