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SOCIETY The Wisconsin State Journal CLUB NEWS 132, NO. 43. 89th Year. SUNDAY, MADISON, MAY 13, 1928 Mary Atwood to Spend Summer Studying Abroad Sails on June 16 to Pass Third Summer in Post-Graduate Study at Geneva ISS MARY ATWOOD, daughM ter of Livingston Mrs. David street, Atwood, sail from, New York City on 16 on the "Homeric," to continue post-graduate study in international relations at the university Geneva, Switzerland.

Miss will also do summer work for the Non-Partisan League of Nations building, and will return to this country October to resume her position in the history department of the Liggett School at troit, where she has been an structor during the past year. Following her graduation from University of Wisconsin, Miss wood spent a year in study at Geneva. She also spent last summer there, having received a scholarship in the school of politics. wood is the great-granddaughter David Atwood, founder of the Wisconsin State Journal. Before her departure for Europe, Miss Atwood will be one of the tendants at the wedding of Miss Betty Burgess in Cicago.

TO PLAY AT LENORE JOHNSON RECITAL Miss Alice Plumlee will give solo violin number in the intermission between the first and second parts the dance recital to be given Saturday evening, May 26, by Miss Lenore Johnson and her pupils. Miss Plumlee, who is but twelve years old, is a talented violinist and studying under Gilbert Ross at the Wisconsin School of Music. She will play "Valse Bluette," Drigo; "Fairy Sailing," Burleigh; and Kreisler. LEWIS GUESTS Mrs. Richard F.

Sitar and little son, Richard Lewis, are the guests Mr. and Mrs John Lewis, 316 North Mills street. Mrs. Sitar was formerly Miss Pauline Lewis. CHAPTER OF P.

E. 0. Chapter of P. E. O.

will meet at 2:30 on Monday at the home of Mrs. J. P. Youngclause, 311 North Broom street. A business meeting will follow the afternoon program.

WEST END CLUB The West End club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stewart, 2321 Rowley avenue, at o'clock Tuesday evening.

Prof. B. Morgan will give the program. IN WASHINGTON Miss Caroline Moseley is at the Grace Dodge hotel in Washington for an extended stay. LEAVING FOR WEST Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Pierce will leave on Tuesday for several weeks the west. They will visit Tacoma, Wash.

and other western cities. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Justice and Mrs. Marvin B. Rosenberry entertained at a dinner at their home on Friday evening for senior members of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity. HAGEN-BAREIS Mrs.

John O'Connor, 123 North Franklin street, announces the engagement of her sister, Miss Elloise Hagen, Madison, daughter of Frank Hagen, Mauston, to Roman Bareis, son of Mrs. Christian Bareis, 823 Williamson street. The wedding will take place in June. Mrs. Mary Libera, Winona, announces the marriage of her daughter, Eleanore to Joseph T.

Donovan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Donovan, Madison, which took place on September 17, 1927. BRAGER-ODEM Announcement has been received the marriage of Miss Anne Brager Mt.

Horeb, now of Chicago, to Odem, Chicago. The bride han ded the university here and is mber of Alpha Gamma Delta. dem attended the University of and is a member of Sigma Al- pha Epsilon. RILEY GRANDDAUGHTER Word has been received of the birth of a daughter, Lola Mae, to Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Van Ornum. Wisconsin Rapids. The latter was formerly Miss Zura F.

Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Riley, 1337 Jenifer street. PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD MEETING POSTPONED V.

W. Deist, chairman of the executive: committee of the Public Welfare association, has announced that the May meeting of the board of directors has been postponed until May 24. Further details of the will be given members by telephone. Miss Cora Jacobs, secretary of the association, will give a report of the National Conference of Social Agencies in Memphis last week. Margaret Wilson Home After Three Years In Manila ISS.

MARGARET WILSON has nila, just where returned she has from Maspent the past three years as assistant professor in the University of the Philippines. Previous to her work there, Miss Wilson lived for three years in China, at Tsinan, Shantung, the seat of the present uprisings. Miss Wilson, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Wilson, 1907 Monroe street, plans to do graduate work at the University of Wisconsin during the coming year. Miss Marian Miller Miss Patty Mason Miss Mary Atwood Reception at Frank Home Event of Mothers' Weekend HE Mothers' Weekend at the university, to be held May 18- 20, offers a delightful round of activity for the visiting mothers and sons and daughters at the university. The reception on Saturday at the home of President and Mrs. Glenn Frank, 130 North Prospect avenue, will lead the social events.

The visit of Miss Gertrude Jenkins, Milwaukee will give added interest to the beautiful traditional Senior Swingout, the event was the inspiration of Miss Jenkins during her college career here in 1918. Mrs. vin B. Rosenberry, who, as Mrs. K.

Mathews, dean of women, was also a leader in early plans for the Swingout, which is similar to traditions in many eastern women's colleges. This event on Friday evening on the upper campus opens the Mothers' Weekend events. President and Mrs. Glenn Frank will receive at their home from 5 until 6:30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. A group of faculty members and their wives and men and women students will assist at the executive Miss McGovern 145 Engaged Mr.V.Wagenen to Formal Announcement Made at Delta Delta Delta Formal; Both Prominent in University Activities By BERTHA ELBEL NNOUNCEMENT has been A of made Miss of the Margaret engagement McGovern, of daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. J. J. MeGovern, Milwaukee, to James H. Van Wagenen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Van Wagenen, 109 West Wilson street, Madison. Formal announcement of the engagement was made at the Delta Delta Delta formal party at the Maple Bluff country club last evening.

Miss McGovern, who is a niece of ex-Governor Francis McGovern, was graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1926 and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Van Wagenen will be graduated this June from the Law School of the university. He is affiliated with Sigma Nu and Phi Alpha Delta fraternities. Both Miss McGovern and Mr.

Van Wagenen have been prominent in campus activities and have participated in numerous dramatic productions. HOTTMAN-DALY Brock Compuny Miss Margaret Govern Maple Bluff To Open Season Play; Pairs Announced TOMEN golfers at Maple Bluff will open the season with team play for luncheon on Tuesday, May 15. Mrs. S. R.

Boyce and Mrs. E. B. Schubring will captain the teams. In the following pairings the first named woman in each case assigned to Mrs.

Boyce's team, and 'the second to Mrs. Schubring's. Eighteen hole play: Mrs. S. R.

Boyce, Mrs. E. B. Schubring; Mrs. J.

F. Kessnich, Mrs. Eugene Neff; Mrs. R. T.

McGuire, Miss Adela Ludlaw; Mrs. A. L. Heim, Mrs. Kemper Slidell: Mrs.

T. J. Hallauer, Mrs. 0. T.

Toebaas; Miss Elsa Fauerbach, Mrs. Ralph Jackman; Miss Katharine O'Shea, Mrs. C. K. Leith: Mrs.

L. L. Pidcoe, Mrs. Walter Smith; Mrs. Frank Jacobs.

Mrs. J. E. Davies: Mrs. E.

E. Parker, Mrs. Lee Siebecker: Mrs. B. E.

Buckman, Mrs. W. W. Roys: Mrs. A.

Menges, Mrs. J. P. Gillespie; Mrs. Hi.

S. Manchester. Mrs. George Hool; Mrs. Theodore Lewis.

Mrs. B. J. Halligan; Mrs. W.

W. Power, Mrs. Don Mowry; Mrs. Charles. Jamison, Mrs.

T. M. Priestly: Glenn Stephens, Mrs. T. G.

Murray; Mrs. A. R. Tormey, Mrs. K.

K. Kiesel. Nine hole pairings are: Mrs. G. M.

Fisk, Mrs. G. E. Gernon; Mrs. Jerome Coe.

Mrs. Vern Bell; Mrs. C. R. Carpenter, Mrs.

Vroman Mason; Mrs. Howard Weiss. Mrs. H. Johnson: Mrs.

M. V. O'Shea, Mrs. C. W.

Davis: Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs. A. M. Frisch: Mrs.

W. G. Bingham, Mrs. C. F.

Martens. The 18 hole players will tee off on number one from 8:30 to 9:45 o'clock, and the 9. hole players from 9:45 on. The scores of the teams will be kept by the Nassau system, one point for each nine, and one for the match. If any one is unable to play match she should notify.

Mrs. hero Toebaas or Mrs. Davies. Luncheon is reserved for every one whose name is posted. Cancellations should be made at the club by Mon- day noon.

DICKENS FELLOWSHIP The Dickens' Fellowship will meet at 2:30 p. Wednesday, with Mrs. William A. Sumner, Chamberlain avThe program will begin at 3 enue. o'clock.

The London charter will be one display for those who were not present at the last meeting at Frost home. The subject for the afternoon's study reading will be "Little Dorrit." This will be the last session until October. WINGRA PARK AID The Woman's Aid society of Wingra Park will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Burmester, 1702 Vilas avenue. Her mother, Mrs.

Marthat E. Donkle, be assistant hostess. BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. J. S.

Hendrickson, 1211 Mound street. will entertain on Thursday afternoon for her bridge club of two tables. CARD CLUB Mrs. G. W.

Clark, 302 West Wilson street. will be hostess 10 her 500 club for two tables on Friday afternoon. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Warnish, 609 Center avenue, and the former's sister, Miss Genevieve Warnick, will attend the wedding of Miss Rose A. Dresen and Frenk L. Warnish on Tuesday at 9 a. m.

in St. Francis church, Sun Prairie. Mrs. Robert Wheeler Dr. and Mrs.

J. J. McGooern of Milwaukee have announced the engagement of their daughter. Margaret, to James Van Wagenen of Madisoft. Wooley.) Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Marian J.

Miller to Charles Minogue. A guest in the city this week is Mrs. Robert Wheeler, who is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Wheeler.

(De Longe.) Miss Patty Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vroman Mason, was the toastmistress yesterday at the Camp Osoha reunion luncheon. Miss Mason will be graduated in June from Grafton Hall. Mrs.

Frank P. Hixon, national treasurer of the League of Women Voters, will speak before the Madison League on May 23. Miss Mary 'Atwood is leaving in June to study at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. Aletta Olson Becomes Bride Of Robert Montieth NNOUNCEMENT is made of A the marriage on April 28 05 Miss Aletta Olson, daughter pt Mr. and Mrs.

A. N. Olson, Beaver Dam, to Robert Montieth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montieth of Milwaukee, and the grandson of Mrs.

Mary Welch Montieth, Madison, and the late Capt. Montieth. Mr. Montieth is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, and is now with the Milwaukee Seamless Steel Products company. The bride attended the University of Wisconsin.

and was for some time certificate clerk in the State Department of Public Instruction. Mr. and Mrs. Montieth will make their home in Wauwatosa. RYAN-WILBERT Announcement is made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Sadie Ryan, Madison, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James Ryan, Prairie du Sac, to Leonard Wilbert, Madison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilbert, Ingram. Miss Ryan was graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1923.

Mr. Wilbert, who is a 1925 graduate of the university here, is a member of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. now associated with the state board of public affairs. Mrs. Lillian B.

Barton. 1002 Garfield street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Viola Bell Barton, to Wendell E. Meservey, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Meservey, Oak Park, 111. Miss Barton was graduated last June from the University of Wisconsin, where she was an honor student. She was also active in Presbyterian student circles. Mr.

Meservey, who was educated in the east. is connected with the Chicago Board of Underwriters. The wedding will take place in the autumn. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Kalsow. 1604 Regent street, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Erna Eleanor, to H. J.

Flikkie, Akron, 0. The wedding will take place in late June. Mr. Flikkie was graduated recently from the University of Wisconsin. ENGLUND-BUTTERFIELD Mr.

and Mrs. John Englund, Bayfield. announce the engagement of daughter, Gladys, to Merton W. Butterfield, Milwaukee, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Butterfield, Cedar Rapids, Miss Englund is a teacher in the Doty school. Mr. Butterfield is a graduate of Coe coland also took graduate studies at the university here.

He is a member of Acacia and is now connected with the Milwaukee Elec- tric Railway and Light company. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Stinson. Camden, announce the engagement their daughter. Laura Virginia, to Herbert V. Prochnow. Chicago.

The latter was graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1921 and is a member of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. SIGMA KAPPA ALUMNAE The Madison alumnae of Sigma Kappa o'clock, sorority Wednesday, will with meet Mrs. at Vin- 6:30 cent Kivlin, 103 North Randall avenue. Miss Mildred Hottman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Davidson, Verona, has set the date of her marriage to Adolph A. Daly, as Saturday, May 26. The wedding, which will be one of the largest springtime nuptial events here, will take place at 7:30 o'clock at the Luther Memorial church, with the Rev.

A. J. Soldan reading the service. The reception will be held at the home of the bride-elect's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Prien. The trio of musicians who will furnish music for the ceremony will be composed of the three A. J.

Soldan daughters, Mrs. Palmer Narveson of Oconomowoc, Miss Fredora Soldan, and Miss Amelia Mrs. A. L. Hambrecht, Madison, will attend the bride as matron of honor and Miss Meta Hornback, Milwaukee, will be maid of honor.

The bridesmaids are to be Miss Velva Pierstorff of Middleton, Miss Beatrice Schroeder and Miss Marion Messerschmidt. Joyce Lillisand of Verona will be flower girl. The bridegroom's attendants will be A. L. Hambrecht of Madison, as best man, and Wesley Burmeister of Middleton, Gordon Ridgeway of Chicago, Dr.

M. Schuetz of Verona, and Melvin Pearson of Madison. Those who will usher at the ceremony are Hugo Sell, Wilbur Brumm, August Schroeder, and Gilmon Albrecht. Mrs. A.

J. Soldan entertained on Friday for Miss Hottman. Eighteen guests were present. The attractive decorations in pink and green were carried out in apple blossoms, candies, and a miniature May Pole. ALPHA CHI OMEGA ALUMNAE Eta Eta alumnae chapter members of Apha Chi Omega will.

be dinner guests of Mrs. C. W. Farrell and Mrs. H.

0. Pinther at the former's home, 124 Vista road, at 6:30 o'clock, Tuesday. DEATH OF SISTER Mrs. James D. Phillips and Prof.

R. A. Moore have returned from Kewaunee, where they were called on account of the death of their sister, Mrs. Gustave Heider. Frederick Heider, a son of Mrs.

Heider, was graduated from the university here in 1917. MONONA COUNTRY Mrs. H. C. Schenk and Mrs.

Fred Hemminghaus will be hostesses at the Monona golf club luncheon on Wednesday. Play will begin at 10 a. m. and luncheon reservations are to be made Tuesday noon with Mrs. Hemminghaus.

Mrs. J. F. Baker won first prize and Mrs. H.

Dietrich, second, at the luncheon bridge last Wednesday. ENTERTAIN SENIORS The Tri-Delt alliance entertained the seniors of Delta Delta Delta a sorority at a picnic luncheon yesterday at "Bungalowen." the cottage of Prof. and Mrs. Ray S. Owen on Lake Monona.

The Owens moved their cottage last Friday from their home 1806 Kendall avenue. UNIVERSITY GUESTS Mrs. Frank P. Hixon Marian J. Miller Engaged to Marry Charles Minogue HE engagement of Miss Marian J.

Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Miller, New York City, recently of Madison, to Charles D. Miaogue, Fort Dodge.

Iowa, was announced last night at the formal dinner dance given by Delta Delta Delta sorority at the Maple Bluff country club. Miss Miller is a senior in the school of journalism at the university, and is a member of Delta Delta Delta. Mr. Minogue is a member of Beta Theta Pi. fraternity and has been connected with Gifford and company, of this city.

EUTERPE CLUB POSTPONED The meeting of the Euterpe club which was to have been held the coming Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. W. Watson has been postponed until Tuesday, May 22. and will be held at the home of Mrs.

C. A. Sakrison. The event will be "Officer's Day" and will be the occasion for the annual club party. Phi Beta Chapter To Honor Faculty At Dinner May 15 BETA, national professional DIT speech sorority, will entertain the members of the Speech department of the university at a dinner on Tuesday evening.

May 15, at 6:30 o'clock in the Loraine hotel. The guests of honor will be Miss Gertrude Johnson, Miss Gladys Borchers, Prof. and Mrs. A. er, Prof.

and Mrs. E. L. Ewbank, Prof and Mrs. Robert West, Prof.

and Mrs. E. R. Skinner, Miss Lou Kennedy, Linco'n Holmes, Prof. W.

C. Troutman, Prof. and Mrs. John Barnes, and Miss Susan Davis. Miss Theodora Jax will be the toastmistress and will give a talk on the purposes of Phi Beta.

Miss Armella Bersch. president of the local chapter, will give the address of welcome, and Professor Weaver will give the response for the faculty. Miss Maxine Peters is in charge of the arrangements. The tables are to be decorated with roses. Week end guests of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority who attended the formal party at Maple Bluff Country club Friday night are the Misses Helen Barron, St.

Louis, Frances Jones, Frances Hoehle, Janet Fraser, and Marie Campbell from Waukesha. Phi Mu sorority has as guests for the week end and spring formal Friday, the Misses Lucille Watterson, La Grange, Dorothy Hughes, Louisville, Ky, home. Those from the faculty will include Miss F. Louis Nardin, Dean Mrs. Scott Goodnight, Prof.

and Mrs. Finley M. K. Foster, Prof. William H.

Kiekhofer, Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Meiklejohn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.

Jones, and Prof. and Mrs. Edgar Gordon. Mrs. Kiekhofer and Mrs.

Foster will preside at the tea tables. The students who will assist are the heads of university organizations and include Miss Sallie Davis, Oak West Bend: Laura Barrett, Park, 11.: AMiss Dorothy Bucklin. Bay; Miss Eleanor ton. Madison; Miss Blythe Anderson, Oconomowoe; Lauriston Sharp, Madison; Charles Dollard, Madison; James Hanks, Madison: Francis Woolard. Wauwatosa: Addison Mueller.

Milwaukee; and Harold Kon- nack, Racine. Traditiacal Events Senior Swingout evening will include ceremony and the (Continued on Woman's Club To Name Officers At Meeting May 25 HE nominating committee, of which Mrs. E. Ray Stevens is chairman, presents the following names to be voted on at the annual election of the Madison Woman's club which will be held on Friday, May 25: Mrs. Oliver P.

Watts, for re-election as president: Mrs. Walter C. Owen and Mrs. W. A.

Hastings as new vice presidents; Mrs Alvin Reis for re-election as recording secretary; and Mrs. Paul F. Irwin as the new treasurer. Mrs. Arthur Beatty and Mrs.

A. F. Menges were nominated for reelection as members of the advisors committee, and Mrs. C. P.

Cary as the new member of that committee. events on Friday the Daisy Chain Swingout song. Next Page).