The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 24

i-grr-fv rTrrrv nTTyrrYory Miss Mary Ann Nelson Is Fiancee of Kurt JV. Regling 7sjr nr ts 'y 'J nw A FORMAL announcement is being made today by Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Nelson, 1934 Sachtjen of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Kurt William Regling, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt F. Regling, Janesville. The wedding will take place Aug. 15 at 3 p.m.

in Trinity Lutheran Church. Both Miss Nelson and her fiance are seniors at Wisconsin State University at Oshkosh and will receive their degrees in the spring. Mr. Regling has served as president of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, and will be second vice president next semester. fc'l A fjj The Cottington-Hoffman Vows Pledged Dec.

2 ST. PETERS Catholic Church was the scene of the 2 p.m. wedding Dec. 17 of Miss Judith Ann Cottington and Anthony John Hoffman. Mr.

and Mrs. Arlan Cottington, DeForest, and Mrs. Benjamin J. Hoffman, 4431 N. Sherman are parents of the couple.

The brides gown of crepe and lace was made on Empire lines. She wore a mantilla and carried white roses and pompons in her bouquet. Miss Lois Cottington was maid of honor for her sister, and another sister, Miss Shirley Cottington, was bridesmaid with Miss Arlene Ripp. They wore blue velvet frocks with matching head bows, and carried blue a i yellow mums and pompons in their bouquets. 7 JANUARY CLEARANCE V2 off up to japita Miss Mary Ann Nelson coatsfurscostumes WOMEN'S FEATURES SOCIETY CLUB EVENTS ddjuL iy.

Waxy. foanM. dfopkutL 21 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Thursday, Jan. 1, 1970 robes sportswear dresses millinery handbags Herbolsheinier-Keene Fotps Solemnized EDWARD 1IORNUNG, was best man, and Joseph Hornung and the bridegrooms brother, Benjamin P. Hoffman, were groomsmen.

Wayne Cottington, brother of the bride, and William Cass, ushered. The couple greeted their guests at a church reception. They will reside at 1709 Blossom Lane. The bride is a property records clerk at Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Her husband attends Madison Business College and is employed part-time at Country Kitchen.

Nelle S. Fuller, Vernon Swenson Married Today THE MARRIAGE of Nelle Stabenow Fuller, 6208 Hammer-sley and Vernon Nels 500 Tompkins took place Saturday at 2 p.m. in Christ Presbyterian Church'. Mrs. Sherman Hodgson, Monroe, and Joseph Bachnik, Manitowoc, were the attendants for the couple.

Before her a i a the bride was employed at the Ivy Inn. The bridegroom is the chief of business at Distributive Education, Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education. Young fashions: First Floor shops Designer fashions: Second Floor salon More and more of our regular stock reduced! Ethel Falkenstein Is the Bride-Elect Of Jeff Weaner DAVID ARTHUR Keene claimed Miss Karlyn Texie Her-bolsheimer as his bride in a recent ceremony in Grace United Methodist Church. Parents of the newly-marrieds are Mr. and Mrs.

George Leonard Herbolsh-eimer, Peru, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keene, Fort Atkinson. The bridegroom who will be a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1970, is national chairman of Young Americans for Freedom and executive director of the World Youth Crusade for Freedom. His bride will also be a June graduate of the University.

For her wedding, the bride chose an ivory gown of peau de soie highlighted with re-embroi-dered beaded Alencon lace. Her mantilla was edged with lace and she carried an arrangement of white roses stephanotis and holly. CJOolJenLercs 5 NORTH PINCKNEY STREET AU SALES FINAL Boots and Slip-ers Dance Is Saturday Members of Boots and Slip-ers Square Dance club will have a Saturday dance from 8:30 to 11 p.m. at Nichols School. A pot-luck will be served and caller will be Don Niva.

Mrs. David Arthur Keene Kristine Brown Engaged to Marry Dr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Sparta, announce the engagement and August wedding plans of their daughter, Kristine Mary, to Richard Andrew Ko-sowski, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Kosowski, Chicago. Both Miss Brown and her fiance are juniors at Luther Col lege, where she is majoring in English and he in political sci ence. She is a member of Delta Alpha Delta and he of RAK-EOP. An August wedding is planned. Miss Ethel Falkenstein MEMBERS OF the brides retinue included Miss Deborah V.

Haight, Peru, maid of honor; Mary Lee Mundie, Marcia Ra-menofsky, both of Peru; Carol Stephens, Walnut Creek, and Arlene Becker, Oak Park, 111., as bridal aides. They wore emerald green satin and velvet frocks complemented by match ing velvet head bows. Pink roses and holly were in their bouquets. Thomas Huston, Washington, D.C., served as best man. Richard O.

Wright and Daniel Milligan, both of Milwaukee; Arnold Steinberg, Los Angeles, and George L. Herbolsheimer, Peru, were the with MR. AND MRS. WALLACE Falkenstein, Lodi, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ethel, and Jeff Wegner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Wegner Bangor. Both young people are freshmen majoring in elementary education at the Richland Campus. Mr. Wegner is also employed at Lens Pastry Shop in Richland Center. Charles Keene and Lawrence Herbolsheimer ushering.

A reception was held in the Red Room of the Kaskaskia Hotel. The couple will reside in Madison. 20 MARK-DOWN ON TALL MAN Redina-Rockers ByLAZY-BOY Floor Samples Only (3 to sell) In Naugahyde Look For Bargains All Through The Store RED TAGS 10 Off WHITE TAGS 20 Off BLUE TAGS 30 Off SALE ENDS SATURDAY DOWNTOWN 0 HILLDALE SALE ENDS SATURDAY 219 King St. 255-4823.