Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 11

fTiursflay, May 24, I "8 THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAUV Page Eleven Otto, Grace Hein, Elizabeth Hatle-1 Luvdahl, Arno Gottscbalk, and Og-berg," George Goikovich, Myrtle den Johnson. Mrs. J. F. Wood SOCIETY- CLUB NEWS Ryan-Wilbert Wedding Will Be Mrs.

Hixon Gives League Views At Luncheon Event and Daughter to Just 'Another Print Held In Late May Miss Sadie Ryan will become the bride of Leonard Wilbert, in a Roberta Bird, Gilbert Schmitz Baumgartner-Zwicfey Event Wed on June 9 ceremony performed at 8 o'clock on the morning of Tuesday, May 29, at hwA to Wed May 3 1 to be on June 2 'Mei Mrs. Frank P. Hixon, Lake Forest, 111., national treasurer of the League of Women Voters, drew a clever analogy between constitutional history processes and the building of roads, In her address at the annual luncheon of the Madison League of Women Voters yesterday at the Hotel Loraine, She emphasized the wise guidance of Double Wedding Ceremony to Be Held in the First Congregational Church GENUINE DIAMO N'D MN'G Morning Ceremony is ned for 1 0 O'CIock at St. Rose Church in Milwaukee 15 iH -tit's Miss Faith Baumgartner to Become Bride of Edward H. Zwickey at Monroe The wedding of Miss Faith Baumgartner, daughter of Mrs.

Mae ht. Aloysius church, Sauk City. Miss Rosemary Ryan will attend her sister, and Daniel Kurth, a fraternity brother of the bridegroom in Delta Sigma Pi, will be best man. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Ryan, Prairie du Sac. She Is a recent graduate of the university here. The young women of the accounting department of the highway commission entertained at a picnic for Miss Ryan on Monday evening. Other events for her include a bridge party on Tuesday evening at which Miss the "laborers" on the "constitutional road" and told of means In which the League might helpful. An Interesting double wedding ceremony In which Mrs.

J. F. Wood, 426 Lurch street, and her daughter. Miss Leola Mae Wood, will be married will be performed on Saturday, June 9, at the First. Congregational When you buy a ring for HEIR you want the best Nothing leas than a Bluebird will do.

Prices $50.00 and up. A written guar tee with every ring. By BKIiTHA If MIA. Mrs. Hixon quoted Miss Belle Sberwln, national president, In Mist) Roberta Bird, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hobe Bird, Milwaukee, Baumgartner, Monroe, to Edward H. Zwickey, Madison, will take place giving the following analysis of the purpose of the League as: "An ex on Saturday, June 2, at the home of the bride's mother. The bride's sister. Miss Maxlne I 3 Baumgartner, a junior student at church.

Mrs. Wood is to he married "to Mr. I. R. Zimmerman, Walworth.

Miss Wood, now of Kenosha, whose engagement is announced today, will be married to John S. Gregory, also of Kenosha, where they will make their home. The Rev. Rob-bins W. Barstow will read the service.

Miss Wood was graduated in 1920 from the University of the university, will be her only attendant. Dr. Raymond Quade, a re Has chosen Thursday, May 31, as the date for her marriage to Gilbert Kchmits, son of P. J. Schmitz, 615 Kast Gorham street.

The ceremony will be performed at 10 o'clock in the-morning in St Robert's church, Milwaukee, by the Rev. Pather Hess, cousin of Mr. Schmitz. Miss Sally Cavanaugh of Chicago will attend Miss Bird as her maid of honor, and her sister. Miss Rae McCarville was hostess; a dinner at Gifford's this evening was given by Mrs.

Thomas Digney and Miss Marlon Hamsdell; a shower on Friday evening, at which Mrs. Clarence Bomly and Miss Jane Ahem will be hostesses; and a shower on Saturday given by the bride's sisters, Mrs. E. F. Dyas and Miss Char cent graduate of the medical school here, will be best man.

E. W. PARKER, Inc. Successor to Camm Jewelry Co. W.

Main'St Miss Baumgartner was graduates last June from the School of Nursing at the university. Mr. Zwickey who is a graduate of the College of lotte Ryan, at their home. tird, will be bridesmaid. Mr.

Schmitz i'l have as his bestman his br5- periment in political education to promote the participation of women in government." Mrs. Arthur McGeoch, Milwaukee, state president of the League, was also a guest at the luncheon, and, in a brief nddress, urged the close cooperation of the slate League and the Madison group during the coining legislative session. The members present at the luncheon unanimously elected the following officers for tho coming year: Mrs. Frederic A. Ogg, president; Mrs.

W. A. Hastings, first vice-president; Mrs. Charles E. Mendenhall, second vice-president; Mrs.

P. R. Terry, third vice-president: Mrs. E. J.

Hart, fourth vice-president; Mrs. Frank Van Pierce, treasurer: Mrs. Clark C. Heritage, assistant treasurer; Mrs. A.

F. Gal- V. Engineering, is connected with the jr, Walter. state highway commission. Aged Prairie du Sac Man Dead, Kin Hears The ushers will be Robert Bird, I IMmW brother of the bride, Mark Schmitz.

Harvey School Pupils Received Certificates I'M TIOX SOCIETY uriqalow nmhc The Middleton Junction Missionary society will hold a homecoming thank offering service on Sunday from 2 to 4 o'clock. The program will include addresses by the Rev. E. D. Upson and the Rev.

George Brown, recitations and songs by tho brother of the, bridegroom, and Taul O'Neill and Albert Schmedeman of Madison. UlEST FROM JIAIll.NETTE Mrs. Paul F. Neverman of Marinette, has been spending the week in the city. She attended the Mothers' Weekend evening at the university, where her daughter, Word has been received here by Mrs.

W. H. Dietrich, 80S Jenifer street, of the death this morning of her father, Carl S. Schultz, 52, at his home in Prairie du Sac. His wife preceded him in death only a week ago.

Funeral services will be Never witched purple Alpine twilights turn to silver night, from your own little cabin In the Canadian Rockies! Nesrt crawled from a drift of Hudson Bay blankets. up to the clubhouse "before you wuns Into the oinesv. heaven held from the residence in Prairie Doris, is a freshman student, Mr lu Sac, Sunday at 2 p. m. Besides his daughter Mr.

Schultz is survived Neverman, who is secretary of the AV'isconsin Interscholastlc Athletic listei, recording secretary; Mrs. J. P. Harris, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. W.

T. Stephens, assistant corresponding secretary. Mrs. M. V.

t) Shea read the convention report of Mrs. F. M. Crowley, who officially covered the convention for the local league. by a son, William.

Pupils of Harvey school who have received Zaner method high school certificates are: Jerome Heyrath, Oelin Hatleberg, Doris A. Vnder-dahl. Hazel Router, Dorothy Vaughn, Ruth Busse, Myrtle Midt-hun. Mary Lavin, Lucille Miller, and Ernest Swanson. The following students have received grammar school certificates: Caryl Grinde, Gail Lewis, Robert Jordan, Marvin Simonson.

Grace Davis, Evelyn Gamer, Adlyn Mun-son, Arleen Parker, Mildred Schneider, Harriet Dizon, Velma Evans. Rolland Heimer, Pearl Rendahl, Marion Turner. Rachael Herring-ton, Margaret Fussell, and Robert Harris. Harvey school pupils who have, received the Zaner school certifi Lovells Disappearance Remains a Mystery BY MME. LISBETH a FTERNOOM and evening dres ses of flowered prints are the A children, and a playlet, "Into the Heavy Laden." LEAVES FOR EAST Miss Esther Hawley will leave early Friday morning for New York City, where she will enter advertising work.

rOSTPOXE RECITAL The dramatic recital of Miss Ruby LaMore, which was anrrouiiced for Friday, May 25, at the First Baptist church, has heen postponed until early September. A marriage license has been issued at Waukegan, 111., to Miss Alma Peterson and Albeit l'aulsea, both of Madison. BIXGHAir-Mcl AKT EY The wedding of Miss Annabell Bingham, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.

Bingham, Route 5, and Roy Mc most featured of all summery bent trails with a carefree crowd? This summer, treat the Adam in you to a ten-ton thrill. Come up to one of the 8 modern bungalow camps in the hesrt of America's Alps. Motor to Banff and Lak Louise when tbe bright lights call. Find out about it, now reservations go fast. American Plan Phone writ or in for detmiU Tour local agent, or Tlios.

J. Wall, general agent, "I V. Jackson Chicago, 111. association, is coming for the state track meet this week-end. COLLEGE CLlB-liKfiRVATIOSS Reservations for the luncheon at the College club at 1 o'clock on Saturday are to made by this evening.

Members who have not sent cards, are asked to call the clubhouse. Reports will be given by chairmen of departments of the A. A. U. W.

and Tollege clbu. CEMXKY CUB SPEAKER Dr. Helen White will give an address at the meeting of the Century club held Sunday at 6:15 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

J. F. Lyman, 2305 Hol-lister avenue. SOCIAL GATHEKIXU Study Plans Several of the reports given by the committee chairmen gave plaus for the next year, and indicated a large scope of activity. Mrs.

1'. B. Potter, chairman of the international relations committee, reviewed the recent Conference on the Cause and Cure of War in Washington. D. and announced that the local study for the next two years would be devoted to the economic causes or war.

The promotion of the Children's Code and the new sot of children's laws to be introduced in the next legislative session will be the prin fabrics. Tones of red combined with navy blue, and navy with white, dominate the daytime dresses, while greens, pinks and violets are important evening shades. The frock pictured is just another print for daytime wear. It has an irregular neckline finished with a bow of self material at the right cate or excellence are: Gertrude I The disappearance of Ralph Lov-ell, former Madison resident. In the vicinity of Chicago, still remains a mystery.

Mr. Lovell disappeared about three weeks ago after taking a pusenger in his taxi-cab at Glencoe. )U. Mr. Lovell's taxicab was found abandoned in Evanston, 111., and he is believed to have been murdered.

Orren B. Lovell, 2320 Norwood place, brother of the missing man, has made a personal investigation of the case and is without a solution to the mvstery. shoulder, and a sash of the same tied at the left. SIUMHII SCHOOL Tn nn Institution that: lippfls no intrmliit'tinn i a prlviieer. July 2 to AilKUSt 31.

i liotrs of two snl.je.-ts f.r Positions supplied. mtou school op HII.UIIhKR i.utli Kosti Josephine ilson The skirt section is pleated. 100 Canadian Pacific Cartney, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McCartney, 912 Milwaukee cipal activity of the child welfare committee, according.

to Mrs. J. H. Walton, present chairman. Miss Irene Holum, Madison street, will entertain at a social gathering World Ureatcat Travel system A state citizenship school to bs Seized at Dance, Youth cn Sunday evening for twelve guests.

street, took place at 9 o'clock on May 23 in the Bethany church, the Rev. B. Rom performing the ceremony. The bride wore a dress of pink crepe de chine trimmed with 1EATES FOR TIS1T Mrs. Albert W.

Larson, 60S Wll held here during the later part of July will emphasize party government and the budget, according to Miss Almore Scott, 'state and local cream lace, and her bridesmaid, Miss rd avenue, will leave on Saturday ifitizenship chairman. a visit in Wauwatosa. VVDLDENBERQ5 SEW RESIDEMS Mr and Mrs. Fred T. Webber and the latter's mother, Mrs.

Jane Turn- Denies Fighting Charge Oscar Otis, town of Burke, denied a charge of disorderly conduct when he was arraigned Wednesday ir, superior court before Judge S. B. Schcin. He was ordered held under $23 bond for hearing. He is alleged to have engaged ill a fight while at a dance at the Sherman avenue school, and county officers are said to be -looking for the other participant.

The charge against Otis was by Carl Sachtjen, a member of the school board. Mirnm AND PtNCKMFY Tntrrs CO0N0) Tfe Shop oP Different QppareV Altrusans Elect Mrs. F.ty. Steve For Second Term Mrs. Fannie M.

Steve was reelected as president of the Madison Altrusa club at its second May meeting held at Mrs. Gifford's tea room on Wednesday evening. Other officers are: Miss Jane B. Sheirill, vice president; Miss Alma K. Witse, secretary; Miss J.

Mayme Dieruf, treasurer. Members of the board of directors are Miss Calla A. Andrus, Miss Alfreda Fauerbach and Miss Jennie W. Wilder. The treasurer, Miss Dieruf, reported a substantial balance on band in the hospital fund.

Interesting reports on the social affairs of the National Altrusa convention, held at Indianapolis last week, were given by Miss Julia Mueller and Miss Anne Lynch, who wwere delegaies. They mentioned particularly the. music presented at all functions by highly talented local artists, and told also of the new national song book, used this year Helen Washa, was dressed in blue crepe de chine. Joseph Washa was the best man. After a trip to Chicago, Mr.

and Mrs. McCartney will be at home after June 1 in Madison. TESTS FROM TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Kaether arrived last evening from Aniarillo, Texas, for a six weeks' visit with Mr. Kae-ther's mother, Mrs. C. Kaether, 415 North Park street.

filKL SHU TS RALLY REHEARSAL All Madison Girl Scouts and leaders will meet iu the Lincoln school gymnasium on Saturday afternoon. May 26, at 3 o'clock, to rehearse for the (Jirl Scout rally which is to be held in the gymnasium of Lincoln school on Saturday evening, June 2. at. 7:30 p. m.

Music for the rally is being furnished by the Wisconsin School of Music under direction of Miss Stella Kayser. Mrs. Walter Cavanaugh, Kenosha Girl Scout commissioner, will he one of the speakers on the program. Mrs. Cavanaugh is also chairman of the May Month-End CI earance Mrs.

Louis A. Kahlenbcrg, chafi-man of the elections committee, mentioned in her report that the publicity given the judgeship elections has brousht a larger general realization of the importance of tlis juvenile court. Harry Jerome, chairman of the living cost committee, which was organized only hist year, announced that next session there would probably be a course of living costs study conducted in four lessons by one person, rather than i series of talks, which were held during April of last year. Airs. Frederic A.

Ogg, state chairman of efficiency in government, gave the local report for Mrs. M. V. Deist, and announced that a result of the permanent registration law has been that, it has been a great vehicle for getting out the vote. She also announced that the "LanM Duck" amendment, to have a xbort period between the time of elecMnn and office holding for the president and congressman, was re; nmmendd as a topic for intensive study by the national league and would be on the local study program.

well, Danville, 111., are new residents located at 1712 Madison street. Mr. Webber is connected with J. A. Buck-master, Jeweler.

-)( It I It Tlllt AY Mr. and Mrs. F. (i. Sehaefer, 707 State street, entertained at a dinner on Tuesday eveuing in observance of the 12th birthday anniversary of their son, Xorbert.

Covers were laid for ten. IS IMPROTIXJ Robert Holt, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chauneey' Holt, Briar Hill, returned home on Tuesday after an operation for appendicitis at the Madison General hospital. AITO TRIP Mr.

and Mrs. E. II Graves, 19U Madison street, lett on Wednesday by auto to visit iu Indianapolis, with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. l'otlenger, the The latest arrivals iu colored I kit hen enamels take to large checks Clearance of all spring garments at true values d. yellow and black, red and black, i all regular stock no special purchases for blue and red. and white and for the first time. An enjoyable fea blue lend are the combinations which ture was an early morning break this sale, variety to the vogue for color in lhe kitchen.

fast, at which the guests of honor were the Altrusans present at the Great Lakes Regional Camp committee, has been interested in Girl Scouting for a number of years, and latter formerly Miss Lola Graves. lb "tfr PARTY Your Dealer Has Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Otis, 307 South Orchard street, were hosts at progressive 500 on Tuesday evening for and Mines. Hert A. Martin, Of Course You Know 'arman Ballcntine, J. B. Quick, E.

Choice of Any Cloth Coat or Suit first National convention" held in Indianapolis in IMS. One of the outstanding lectures was that of Howard K. Jensen, professor of sociology of Butler university, on "Women in the New Society." The delegates reported that Altrusa had enjoyed a prosperous year, with a large increase of clubs, and that fifteen clubs are ready to Join at tbe present time. Miss Helen Johnson of Pes Moines, was elected national president, and Denver was chosen is one of its most enthusiastic supporters. It Is hoped that every Girl Scout father and mother will be present at the rally.

Tickets may be purchased through the members of the Troop committees of the various "troops and also from members of the local Girl Scout council. They are also available at Girl Scout headquarters at the Association of Commerce. Mrs. J. W.

Fahning. deputy commissioner, is in charge of the ticket sale. 2, f.rner and William Gannon, rrues Tere awarded to Mesdames Gannon and Garner, Messrs. Quick and Bal II BAM BY BBEADll I I Wu -nil in t. lcntine.

AMiE-SHOBlTTK The marriage of Miss Lillian M. Hanke, daughter of Mrs. Henry Hanke, 529 Conklin place, and Theodore W. Shobutte, 348 West Mifflin Kireet, took place this morning In Holy Redeemer church, the Rev. Father Fient reading the service.

The bridesmaid and best man ere Miss Audrey Goodman and August Hanke, cousin and brother of the bride. as the meeting place ror the convention. The next meeting of the local club will be he'd at the Maple Bluff country club, when Miss Mueller i Magnifying Class I lelp? Telephone Book Readers The fine print of telephone direc and Miss Lynch will report on the WWW ff llAl1 'O Price Legion to Follow Own Band in March Members of tbe American legion are requested to march directly behind the American legion band in the Memorial Day parade. Members are also requested to wear their American legion caps. Because of the manv Ieion activities of the week.

business activities of the national convention. CLKMOXS-FRKItl RK KS tories, even in metropolian areas where thousands of names and addresses are crowded Into small space, is easy to read with the Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Miss Frances demons. Chamberlain avenue. Ml of a small magnifying which is attached to the (took by mean of a cord and a decora'ive sliding bead. daughter of Michael demons Dane.

no social meeting will he held, it II. W. MHller, and John Fredericks, nest Johnson was announced by street. The wedding will be at commander. A wedding breakfast was served to immediate relatives at the Ixiralne hotel.

The conple left on a trip to Illinois and will he at home after June 1 at 529 Conklin place. rsovu.s Miss Belle Donna Kroll is visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alwin, Iceland. near Sauk City.

Mies Theodore Hollan had as a GOITRE 7 i Rrltrtr4 fr The Whether Bureau nriocK on June a in m. church. Dane, the Rev. Ft. Bittle performing the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson. Route I. entertained at a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening at the Sunnysfde Height clnbhonse.

in honor or their daughter. Ellen, and Joseph Tenjum. who are to he married this weekend. Two hundred guests were present Children's Pfyk guest last week end, Mrs. John Holism.

Stoughtnn. rrlns. limit Impair-. A l.lMtmrnt I r-ft. MrP.

Wm. V. Jififj. Ibnlani in wilii-nj writ jtM' how rh in bnrt i hvr-t fii-r tfti yir cnitr ifiiijv i.v irtjc ft- a-a 1 1 at tt 4k t'alio. Dresses At Extra Value 40 ever) one new this Your choice at With the fashion for colored no Important for ttrown-np.

perhaps you've monrtrred whfhr naylr colored Ifnnn micht he fonnd tn adorn a child's hd. too. Von'Il find that thia irojriie for color in ettendine to the nursery mhrre. sheet match or contrast ith the pay little colored cribs that are becoming; to 1- -va Badger 6000 Want Ad! A Mr. and Mrs.

S. V. Hill and son. Jerry. 1213 Fitcblmrg street, and the Misses Jessie and Aletha Cunningham, motored to Ilaraboo a days ago.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cork motored to Sauk City Tuesday.

A daughter was born on May II ti Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson.

2421 Van Hise avenue, the latter formerly Miss I.lzette Kiacert, at St. Mary's hospital. HIITS 15 Social Calendar for Tomorrow Grturn Cart make. fcUi faii.54t I fv JOyT clrt room for erosunr I ft jj i I bo are b.nh neat an! I All the better georgette and chiffon dresses -a lieautiful selection in sizes up to 44 at 25 discount ir I Oar X-Kay tfarhlae la- I I tmrr a rfert fit te I I I rserae. II I hi Chwfer K.

Jurgrnson was el-ted of the l.nther Memorial MmivsN Association for the rooting yearrt th-tr anneal election meeting ttndar evening. tl lar officers are a follows: Iane? reuse, ties president Nora secretary: and John Coed, treawm-r. Hairing officers are: Milt Wttnherr. president Or-ItionJJltesIow. vice preMlent; Klor-rrJ oerrbereer.

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