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SOC1AI NEWS WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1954 CLUBS WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS DIAL 6-3111 PAGE 2, SECTION 2 To Wed Takes Vows Miss Love, Headline Switch Causes Confusion Due to a switch in headlines In Ann Marie Calhoun Wed to Donn Weiss Millicerit Jakovich Married In Europe Christmas colors predominated in the decorations and ijuiiiiiiiii iiiiuwjiff. w'iiwwjipiff-' jjwwiw-ii mm uiwrnw tw'W" 5' 1 gowns for the ceremony which Miss Ann Mane Calhoun, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Calhoun, 2609 Mason was married to Donn E. "Weiss, 112 N. Orchard st. The bride-sroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond H. Taylor, Rock Island, 111. The. ceremony, held at 4 p. m.

on Tuesday in Wesley Foundation, was performed by Dr. Carl VV. Stromberg. White poinsettia plants and palms decorated the altar. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of lace and tulle, with a chapel-length train.

The lace bodice had a Queen Anne collar and long sleeves, and the full hooped skirt was of tulle. Her veil of illusion was attached to a tiara of pearls. She carried a cascade of whife fir iT I tfcy i PATRICIA ADAMS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams, 39 S.

Mills announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Roger E. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klein, 6416 Monona dr. OLD FASHIONED and assistant choral director at the university.

He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha and Phi Mu Alpha, professional music fraternity. i Blackhawk Club New Year's Party Reservations are now closed for the formal dinner-dance to be held New Year's Eve at the Blackhawk Country club. Following the cocktail hour, which will start at 7 p.m., dinner will be served at 8 p.m. Bob Ar-den's orchestra will play for dancing from 10 p.m. until 1 a.m.

Hosts and hostesses wilL be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steiro. 2916 Columbia and Mr. and Mrs.j George F.

Hanson, 1102 Lincoln! st. The decorations a irman, Mrs. Richard Welch. 4314 Na- koma will be assisted bv Mrs. Henry L.

Charlton. 2112 Jefferson st. An early morning New Year's day breakfast will be served following the dance. Hosts hostesses will be Dr. and Mrs.

George B. Benson, 3414 Lake Mendota and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nelson, 501 Togstad Glen.

Sunday's society section of the Wisconsin State Journal, there was confusion in two engagement announcements. Miss June Torke, 534 W. Dayton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo O.

Torke, Port Washington, is the fiancee of John Stella. Madison, son of Mrs. Alexander Kenosha. The couple will be married Thursday at 10 a. m.

in St. Paul's University chapel. Miss Jeanne Ann Rowley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M.

Rowley, Stoughton, is the fi ancee of Lt. James Robert Bu- rull, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Burull, Stoughton. They plan to be married next July.

Delicious Appetizer Serve this as a starter for one of your important sit-down company dinners. Spoon drained, chilled canned fruit cocktail into sherbet glasses and top with a large spoonful of bottled cranberry juice cocktail frozen to a mush consistency. No definite wedding date has been set. REMNANT SALE Prints, Percales, Plain colors, Broadcloths. Glazed Cottons a yard up Sale H.

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CECIL T. JSittll SUN PRAIRIE Red poinset tias, lighted Christmas trees, and bouquets of white carnations decorated the Sun Prairie Meth' odist church on Sunday for the post-Christmas wedding of Miss Bernadine Joy Bork, DeForest, and Cecil Terrance Smith, bun Prairie. The 2 p.m. ceremony was performed by the Kev. u.

A. Jennings. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Elmer F. Bork, DeForest, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dallas Smith, Sun Prairie. The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Hollis O. Hunt, wore a white gown, fash ioned of heavy slipper satin, with a fitted bodice, and a scoop neckline outlined with embroidered pearl medallions in rose pattern. The voluminous skirt fell into a chapel-length train, on which were scattered embroidered a 1 1 1 ons.

Her fingertip veil of French silk illusion was caught to a satin cap trimmed with pearls. She earned a cascade of white carnations centered with an all-white orchid and holly. Mrs. Rodney Gehrke was cho sen as her sister's maid of honor. Her gown of holly green nylon tulle and net over taffeta, had a matching velveteen bodice and large velveteen bows in bustle effect.

The bodice was covered with a holly green velveteen jac ket. She carried a cascade of red Happiness roses, white carna tions, and English holly. The Misses Sara Steele and Jane Smith were the bridesmaids, in gowns styled like the matron of honor's. They were of festival green, trimmed with holly green velveteen. The bridesmaids car ried cascades of red Happiness roses with English holly.

Alice Louise North, the flower girl, was dressed like the bride and carried a basket of red roses, white carnations, and holly. Carroll Fehrman was best man. Reginald Hunt and Warren Tidd ushered, and Bruce D. Gehrke was the ring bearer. A reception was held in the church basement.

After a wedding trip through Illinois and Michigan, the couple will be at home at 142 Jones st. Sun Prairie. The bride is a senior at the Columbia County Normal school, Columbus, and the bride' groom is employed by the Breu- nig Construction Madison. Hinze-Hilliker Miss Agnes Marguerite Hinze, daughter of Mrs. J.

O. Hinze. 705 Edgewood and Cleitus James Hilliker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hilliker, Warrens, were married on Monday at 10 a.

m. in St. Paul's University cnapei. Mr. and Mrs.

John Debs served as attendants, and James Frome, a cousin of the bride, ushered. A luncheon for 16 guests was held at the Park hotel. I 'J a THE EMIL GRAFS OF ZURICH, SWITZERLAND By LOUIS C. MARSTON I State Journal Society Editor) A "story book romance" was culminated Dec, 15 in the marriage in Zurich, Switzerland, of Miss Millieent Jakovich, daughter of Daniel Jakovich and the late Mrs. Jakovich, 1846 Jenifer st, and Emil Graf, Jr.

son of, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Graf, Zurich. Don't miss this! Shop early and save! Mr. Dalton, Take Vows Miss Virginia Mae Love, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Freder ick A. Love, Carlos, be came the bride of LeRov Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

Paul Dalton, Lodi, Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. in the First Congregational church The Rev. Alfred W. Swan per formed the ceremony.

The bride wore a ballerina length frock of white net. A simple headdress held her veil. She carried an orchid encircled with white feathered chrysanthe mums. Miss Nancy Staley, Phoenix the maid of honor, wore a pale green net ballerina-length frock and carried red rosebuds. Paul J.

Dalton attended his broth er as best man. The bride, who is a Madison policewoman, is a graduate of Drake university, Des Moines, where she was a member of Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Dalton, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin law school and member of Delta The- ta Phi fraternity, is an attorney for the State Industrial commis sion. The couple left on a honey moon trip to California and the Rose Bowl game.

They will be at home after Jan. 10 at 2546 Ken dall ave. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rnth 1509 Stcensland annntinpp the birth of a son.

Mark Thomas at St. Marv's hosnital on rw 24 i The babv has a sister. Suzannci Lynn, 3V years. This is the first grandson for both the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Mavfield of Rpprlshnro and the paternal Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Roth, 8 Paget rd. A daughter.

Cvnthia Jean, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Amble, 26 Lansing at Methodist hospital on Dec. 21.

The baby has two brothers, Michael ana jsteven. Mr. and Mrs. Stanlev V. Her- manson.

3530 Olbrich are the parents of a son, Scott Joseph, born at St. Mary's hospital on Dec. 21. Home for Holidays Aviation Cadet Terry Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard S. Turner, 338 Clover' Lane, was graduated from the Air Force Pre-Flight school at Lackland Air Force base, San Antonio, on Dec. 21. He is spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Madison and Milwaukee. Cadet Turner will report to Bainbridge Air base in Georgia on Jan.

10 to begin primary flight training. He enlisted in the Air Force after his sophomore year at Ripon college. Cocfcf af'f Dip Mashed avocado seasoned with salt, onion and lemon juice is one of the most popular of all cocktail dips. To give it a little different twist for your holiday party, add some chopped shrimp or chopped smoked salmon to the mixture. Betrothed FRANCES L.

SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhyner of Belleville announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Frances L. Smith, to Kenneth E. Zimmerman, son of Mr.

aand Mrs. Albert Zimmerman, Belleville. Miss Smith is a senior at Green County Normal in Monroe. No date has been set for the wedding. 1 tm3 i Miss Jakovich met Mr.

Graf for the first time when she and her father sailed for Europe on Aug. 11 aboard the "Liberte." Mr. Graf, a Swiss engineer, shared a cabin with Mr. Jakovich and naturally was introduced to the latter's daughter on the first day at sea. As the fairy tales have it, it was "love at first sight." Miss Jakovich saw a great deal of Mr.

Graf during her stay in Europe and visited his parents in Zurich. Miss Jakovich returned to the United States on Oct. 6 aboard the "He de France." She hastily packed her belongings and made preparations for her return trip to Eur- trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white Empress roses. Miss Hortensia Buhl man, Zurich, the maid of honor, wore a light-weight dove gray wool dress with a hat to match.

She carried Pre-Nvent orV poinsettias and carnations. Miss Barbara Clark. Lin coln, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids the Misses Ruth Hess, 1910 Rowley two sorority sisters, Miss Carolyn Cody, Qunicy, 111., and Miss Jean Dopp, Fond du Lac; Miss Mary Jean Lewis, Hayward, and Miss Suanne Burns, 10 Breese Terrace. All of the attendants were dressed in bright red velveteen gowns of ballerina length, with full skirts, off-the-shoulder necklines, and three-quarter length sleeves.

They had red velveteen headdresses and mitts, and each carried a single white poinsettia with holly leaves. John Michael, Canton, was best man. The ushers were John Osterhaus, Plainfleld; Keith Hmsman, Madison; Ervin Zube, Madison; Robert Munro, a fraternity brother; Robert Ander son, tvanston, and wmiam Kniegge, Davenport, la. During the ceremony, an ar rangement of the "Lord's Pray er tor tour voices, made oy tne bridegroom, was sung by a quartet. Miss Mary Otto, David Peterson, Mrs.

Robert V. Anderson, and Bruce Johnston. Paul u. Jones was organist. A reception for 400 guests was held at the Kappa Kappr- Gamma sorority house, 601 N.

Henry st. Lawrence Kelliher played piano music during the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Weiss jeft tor a trip to Chicago, and after Jan.

3 will be at home at 112 N. Orchard st. The bride is a junior in the University of Wisconsin School of Music, studying vocal education. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Mrs. Weiss, a graduate of Augustana college, Rock Island, 111., is a candidate for a Ph.

D. degree in music and speech at the university. He is choral di rector at Edgewood High school I Reti to Florida! ionOOj Once they thought retirement meant the end of life now they know it's juat the beginning. Learn how this former professor and his wifa bought and developed a piece of cut-over Florida Jungle, built their dream home, gained a ertativa new Ufa all on the mod-eat retirement pension of 2400 a year. In the January Ladiea' Home Journal.

Out today on all newaatanda. BRANDS 590 95 PRICE ope on iov. lz aboard tne "United States." Miss Jakovich was a guest of the senior Grafs in Zurich for the month preceding her wedding. The Wasserkirche, one of the oldest Protestant churches in Zurich, was the setting for the nuptial service at 11 a. m.

A civil ceremony was performed at 10 a. m. in the historic Town hall. Tne church service was per formed by the Rev. Hans Hem-rich Brunner, chaplain at the University of Zurich and one of the few clergymen in the city able to read the marriage service in English.

The bride's father, who is still in Europe, and her brother and sister-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Jakovich, Paris, France, were present for the ceremony. Miss Jakovich wore an after noon frock of ice blue jersey, fashioned with a bateau neckline, bracelet sleeves, and a full skirt, Her matching ice blue hat was ADVERTISEMENT Is stress the cause of all disease? Research indicate nearly all disease whether a heart attack or just that "aick" feeling ia due to chemical imbalance brought on by worry, other stresses. January Reader'a Digest bringa news of a theory which may prove one of the mtyt significant medical advances of the century.

Get your January Reader'a Digest today: 40 articlea of lasting interest, including the best from leading magazine and current books, in condensed form. yellow roses. Leo Grossholz, Zurich, the architect who design ed and decorated the modern apartment building in which Mr. Graf and his bride will reside, served as the best man. A reception and dinner were held at the Sr.

Peter hotel in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Graf will make their home at Sonnegg- strasse 42, Zurich, when they re turn from their honeymoon in Arosa, Switzerland, famous skiing and winter resort town. The bride, a graduate of Mich igan State college, has been do ing professional modeling in Milwaukee for the past two years.

Mr. Graf who studied at the City of London college and the Tech nical College of Zurich, is an engineer with the Almacoa Co. of Zurich. He recently spent eight months in the United States on business. In Oklahoma Mrs.

Merle Wheeler, her son, Larie, 2122 West Lawn her mother, Mrs. Harry E. Blddick, who has been visiting her for the past month, and Mrs. R. C.

Jones 317 State st, are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Biddick and their two sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Biddick, and Mr. and Mrs James Biddick, in Ardmore, Okla Mary Biddick, a senior at the University of Oklahoma, and her sister, Catherine, a freshman, will also be holiday guests of their parents, the Lloyd Biddicks.

A cousin, Miss Margaret Biddick of Jennings, will join the fami ly group for part of the holidays. Mrs. Harry E. Biddick will spend the winter months in Oklahoma with her son and his family. Mrs.

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