Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 19

Myron Stevens Begins Party 'Chain' BY LOUISE C. MARSTON State Journal Society Editor Mrs. Myron Stevens, 902 Butternut began a series of "Daisy-Do" chain luncheons for the benefit of the Madison YWCA at her home on Thursday. invited seven friends and asked each of them to bring $1. Then the seven friends each will invite six guests, and the six will invite five, and so on.

"I think it's a delightfully pleasant way to entertain and do something worthwhile at the same From the Notebook time," says Mrs. Stevens. "The hostesses don't have to give luncheons if they don't want to they can give informal coffees or teas or whatever they wish. The important thing, of course, is the dollar donation and the agreement to carry on the chain project." In Musical Cheryl Teenager of CHERYL MEADE Meade, who 1969, will have role in Gilbert "Pirates North Naperville, 19. She daughter Fay J.

A 1970 School, summer program. music Central. Return From Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frisch), Phoenix, have the name for their son born in the family are Toni, 17; Michael, 2.

The grandparents are Richter, 114 N. Spooner Madsen, Milton Junction. was Miss Madison the leading feminine the production of the and Sullivan operetta of Penzance" at Central College, Feb. 18 and is the 19-year-old of Mr. and Mrs.

Meade, 102 Vista Rd. graduate of West High she was active in the Savoyards She is a sophomore student at North Convention Madsen (Barbara chosen John Scot as Jan. 13. Other children Barbara, 16; and Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar and Mrs. Edith Return from Convention Mr. and Mrs. Noel have returned from they attended the convention Barley Jan. 23-27.

Mrs. William Dornfeld for the free, public pourri of games, Parent-Teacher Assn. is Crestwood School. Set for Mardi Gras and Mrs. Charles Mardi Gras party--a entertaining, and refreshments-which sponsoring Saturday McLaughlin are ready fun-for-the-whole-family potthe Crestwood from 3:30 to 7:30 at the A complete dinner will be served from 4:30 to 7:30.

There will be costume contests, a cakewalk, folk singing, barber shop quartets, and rock music. -State Journal Photo by J. D. Patrick Square Dances Scheduled The Boots 'n' Slip-ers Square Dance Club will have an anniversary dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Queen of Peace School.

The "Quadrilles" from Janesville will play, and Don Niva will call. A planned lunch will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Corneil, chairmen, will be assisted by the John Jurises, Ralph Henrickses, Robert Patts, and Norman Wirtzes.

The Verona Squares will dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at St. Mary's School, Pine Bluff. Milt Thorpe will call. DKG Chapter Meets Monday ary society for women, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m.

with Mrs. Dorothy McLimans. The personal growth and services committee will be in charge. Phi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, professional honor- IN OUR FEBRUARY SALE Several of our floor sample groupings from this distinguished line of high quality bedroom and dining room furniture are marked down during the storewide clearance sale now in progress. A French Provincial bedroom group in Beauclair finish on cherry veneers and solid parts (triple dresser, mirror, chest, full or queen size bed, and night table) is reduced from $1,927 to $1,395.

See it in one of our King Street windows. SHOP DOWNTOWN ON SATURDAY -EASY PARKINGFrautschis 219 King St. 255-4823 Mrs. Armitage to Address COP Armitage Mrs. Constance Armitage, a member of President Richard Nixon's Advisory Council on European Affairs, will speak at the Dane County Republican Women's Dinner Feb.

10. The dinner at 7 p.m. at the Park Motor Inn is a traditional husband and wife event. Mrs. Armitage is the newly-elected president of the 500,000 member National Federation of Republican Women.

She was a an associate professor of art history at Wofford College, South Carolina, holds fellowships in Chinese and Arabic, and has written professional articles. She has been a member of several United States fencing teams, and has studied cooking at the Cordon Bleu in Paris. Tickets may be obtained from Founders' Day Event Planned Nu alumnae and the active chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron, honorary home economics fraternity, will observe Founders' Day Sunday. A reception at the Wisconsin Center at 3 p.m. will precede a musical program by Candy Kreitlow Hafermann and Eugene Hafermann, members of the University Singers.

Dr. and Mrs. Burton Kreitlow will present a program. "Living and Learning in Taiwan." Mrs. Hafermann and Mrs.

Kreitlow are members of the fraternity. Ellen Meister is president of the alumnae chapter. COP Ruth Sylvester, 304 N. Segoe Madison, or at Dane County Republican Headquarters. Reservations for members and guests will be accepted through Saturday.

MRS. ARMITAGE that of tiny once ture, MRS. ARMITAGE they your is Madison Doll Club Will Hear Artist The Madison Area Doll Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Q.

S. Paulson, doll artist. The hostess, a member of the National Institute of American Doll Artists, and member-at-large of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, will show examples of her work and that of other artists, including Ellery Thorpe, Martha Thompson, and Dewees Cochran. Marietta Gribb or Gloria Laundrie will accept reservations and plan transportation. The club is planning a May doll show, "Down Memory's Lane." WITEN DOES A WRINKLE FIRST BEGIN? A wrinkle begins before you ever see it.

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Limit one only please. The better drug and ment stores should now have a limited supply. save 25 to Entire Stock of famous brand SKI- JACKETS PARKAS, SKI PANTS SKI-SWEATERS and warm-up PANTS Hosts Hosts CAMPUS Wisconsin State Journal Vomen SECTION 1, PAGE 19 MADISON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1972 A ever begins Convention Standridge, 5017 Tokay Tucson, where of the American Parents Announce Troths Nemec-Hurlebaus HILLSBORO Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nemec, Rt.

2, Hillsboro, of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to Wayne W. Hurlebaus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willmar Hurlebaus, Milwaukee. She is a health claims adjuster for the American Family Insurance Co.

in Madison. A graduate of Lakeland College, he is a health underwriter for American Family. They will be married Apr. 29 in the Bashford Methodist Church, Davies-Lindemer MISS DAVIES Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Davles, 2010 Sheridan announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Lynn, to James G. Lindemer, Milwaukee, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lindemer, Juneau. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, she is employed by the State of Wisconsin Compensation Division.

A graduate of Milwaukee Technical College, he is employed by American Telephone and Telegraph. The wedding will be July 8 at 2 p.m. in Christ Presbyterian Church. Hirsbrunner-Day LANCASTER- and Mrs. Paul A.

Hirebrunner, Madison, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann, 525 E. Mifflin Madison, to Theodore R. Day, Rt. 1, McFarland. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Burton Day, 548 W. Main Madi- MISS ERTZ Ertz-Friske BLOOMINGTON Mrs. Mary Ertz, Bloomington, announces the engagement of her daughter, Connie Marie, to John Friske, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Friske, Kendall. She is an account examiner for the Wisconsin State Teachers' Retirement Bureau, Madison. He is employed at the Goodyear Service Store, Madison. The wedding will be May 27 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bloomington.

son. Both attended UW-Platteville. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business. He is a barber at the Captain's Chair, Madison, An August wedding is planned. GARMENT GALLERY All $13.95 NAME DRESSES size: SALESMAN to $7.95 One values BRAND $59.95 5-7-9-11-13 from of SAMPLES LADIES' a Special! NOW OF Kind WEAR $795 QUALITY COAT SALE values from $36.00 to $165 $11 ca.

er 2 for $20 WINTER HOURS EAST: open daily 10-5; Friday-10-8 WEST: MONDAY 10-8; daily 10-5 East Store: 3555 East Washington Ave. (behind Neils) West Store: 3228 University Avenue (across from Fair Lady) Surplus Calories Multiply Each Day After adulthood is reached the basal metabolic rate decreases per unit weight. If food consumption is constant over a long period of adult life with decreasing basal metabolism alone, a small surplus of only 10 calories a day equal 3,650 calories a year. This represents 1 pound of increased body weight. MISS NEMEC Municipal Bowling Hostess Named Mrs.

Mary Ballantyne will be hostess for Ladies' Municipal Bowling Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Bowl-a-Vard Lanes. St. Patrick's Guild to Have Bake Sale St. Patrick's Guild and Home and School Assn.

will have a bake sale Sunday in the Parish Center after all Masses. Coffee and rolls will be served..