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David W. Satterley July Regenberg to Marry, AND MRS. CARL W. REGENBERG, Fox Bluff, announce the engagement of their daughter, Frieda Carlene, Milwaukee, to David W. Satterley, Milwaukee, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond D. Satterley, Ishpeming, Mich. The wedding is planned for 3 p.m. July 14 in Bethel Lutheran Church.

Miss Regenberg attended the University of Wisconsin, Milton College, Milton, and Prospect Hall Secretarial School, Milwaukee. She is presently employed as a secretary for the engineering department of General Electric Company, Milwaukee. Mr. Satterley, a member of Theta Chi, attended the United States Military Academy, West Point, N. and received his A.

B. degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1955. In 1959 he received his M.B.A. degree from the University of Chicago. He is employed in the automation center of the First Wisconsin National Bank, Milwaukee.

THE CAPITAL TIMES Capilal WOMEN'S FEATURES SOCIETY CLUB EVENTS Edited by Mary Brandel. Hophina THE CAPITAL TIMES, Saturday, April 21, Prentice Niles Claims Carol J. Hill as Bride AND MRS. PRENTICE MR. Niles will make their home in 1 Wisconsin Rapids following a honeymoon trip to western Iowa.

Mrs. Niles, the former Carol Jean Hill, Madison, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Hill, Lake Mills.

For her 2 p.m. appearance before the Rev. Axel Gummeson in Calvary Evangelical Free Church, Stoughton, the bride wore street-length gown and a wreath of orange blossoms holding her short veil. She carried a white orchid on a Bible. Appearing before the altar adorned with Easter lilies, Mrs.

Laurence Bullard attended her sister as matron of honor. modeled a lavender gown styled identically to the bride's. Lavender and white chrysanthemums formed her colonial bouquet. DONALD Niles, Green Bay, was To best man for his brother, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Prentice E. Niles, Mauston. Ushers were David Niles, Beloit, and Donald Hill, Janesville, brothers of the bridegroom and bride, respectively. A buffet dinner for the immediate families was served at the Ronald Wittig home, Edgerton, and a reception for 150 guests was held in the church parlors. Mr.

Niles is employed by the Port Edwards Paper Company, Wisconsin Rapids. Mary Reardon, Kenneth P. Adler To Be Married Reardon, AND $807 MRS. St. Clair Wilfred J.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Cecilia, to Kenneth Paul Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester E. Adler, Waunakee. A graduate of Edgewood lege of the Sacred Heart, Miss Reardon is now teaching at Hales Corners.

The prospective bridegroom is a senior at the sity of Wisconsin. A summer wedding is planned. Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. Her fiance is employed by the and Standard Station. Have You The John Bocks Are Visiting His Parents AND MRS.

JOHN BOCK (the former Alice Defnet of Rhinelander), are spending few days as guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Bock, 19 Paget Rd.

On Sunday the young couple will go to Eau Claire for a family dinner with the younger Mrs. Bock's brother, Dexter, and his wife and children. Also attending will be Mrs. Back's mother, Mrs. Margaret Defnet, and her uncle, Elting Brown, of Rhinelander.

Both Mr. Bock and his recent bride are students at Northland College, Ashland. Madisonians Visited THE ARCHIE JOHNSONS, St. visited by former Madison friends, 166 S. Marquette and Mr.

and Gorham St. The two Madison Florida, and much of their two with the Johnsons. Mr. Johnson was credit manager his retirement. Johnsons In St.

Petersburg Petersburg, were recently Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Helmus, Mrs. Ernest J.

Kuehni, 152 E. couples were April vacationers in weeks in St. Petersburg were spent of the Jackson Clinic before Daniel Kellers Had Visitors from Minneapolis INNEAPOLIS visitors of the Daniel Kellers, 745 E. Gorham last weekend, were Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Rogers, who stopped here on their way to Chicago. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Keller, who were Theta Delta Chi fraternity brothers at the University of Wisconsin, together attended sessions of the fraternity's regional conference, which was being held in Madison April 13 and 14. Their wives also participated in some of the conference social events, including a dance at the campus chapter house and dinner party.

The two couples brunched together at the Edgewater Hotel on Sunday and, later in the day, the Rogers drove on to the Windy City. Maple Bluff Bridge Play Wednesday THE WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION of the Maple Bluff Country Club will play duplicate and party bridge Wednesday after a noon luncheon. Hostesses will be Mmes. Paul Nystrom and Harold Persons. The couples bridge group will meet Friday following a 7 p.m.

buffet dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Eisele will be the host couple. Son Was Visitor of R.

B. Kirkpatricks NEAL KIRKPATRICK of Longview, recently spent DR. few days with his parents, the R. B. Kirkpatricks, 116 S.

Randall Ave. Dr. Kirkpatrick stopped here en route home after a week in Philadelphia where he attended a meeting of the American College of Physicians and became a fellow of the college. While in the East, he visited his brother, Vernon, and his family, in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick accompanied the doctor to Philadelphia and Washington, but returned home earlier. Dr. Kirkpatrick is associated with another brother, Dr. Wendell Kirkpatrick, in medical practice in Longview.

Mrs. Buschke Hostess for MRS. F. W. BUSCHKE, 509 the Sunset Garden Club Tuesday and Mrs.

Glenn Householder are Mrs. Cleo DuBois, an accredited chairman, will comment on three spring flower arrangements by Mrs. Wilbert Herring and Mrs. John Hendrickson, of E. W.

to Be a Successful Hostess," by and "'The Story of Spode China," Sunset Garden Club Woodside will be hostess to at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. B. K. Hollister co- hostesses.

judge and the club's horticulture invitational table settings and members, Mrs. Frank C. Dresen, Fred Lowe. Parker's, will show two films, "How Reed and Barton Silver Company, by Spode. West Side Garden Club Bird Walk Tuesday THE WEST SIDE GARDEN CLUB will meet at the home of Mrs.

Walter Dakin, 4110 Mandan Crescent, Tuesday at 7:50 a.m. for a bird walk, conducted by Mrs. R. A. Walker.

Breakfast will follow at 0 a.m. Amistant bostesses will be Mmes. L. W. Ketchum, W.

T. Stephens, F. J. Vea and P. A.

Duehr. Kay Waller, Judy Farrington Florida Vacationers A MOST ENVIABLE Easter vacation interlude from their teaching duties at Shorewood Hills School is now being enjoyed by Miss Kay Waller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Waller, 2158 Chamberlain and Miss Judy Farrington, whose hometown is Janesville.

The two flew Friday to Clearwater Beach, where they plan to swim, sun bath and sight-see. They also plan to visit some of Miss Waller's acquaintances in Clearwater, near Clearwater Beach, where she taught last year. They will fly back. Altrusa Club Speaker Is Katherine Clarenbach Miss Katherine Clarenbach, sistant dean of women at the University of Wisconsin, will, speak at the 6 p.m. dinner meetling of Altrusa Club Wednesday at the Cuba Club.

She will talk on the new tinuing educational program for women interested in preparing for jobs or in cultural enrichment. The new program is designed for women who do not fit into the regular college plan for women. Fremsyn Lodge No. 456 Fremsyn Lodge No. 456, D.

Sons of Norway, will sponsor public euchre party at p.m. Rose Mary Way Engaged to Wed Richard Peter Charmley TR. AND MRS. HARRY J. WAY East Badger Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose Mary, 1215 E.

Dayton to Richard Peter Charmley, Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Charmley, 20 Paget Rd. A June 30 wedding is planned. Miss Way studied medical technology at St.

Louis University for two and a half years and is employed at the Dean Clinic. Mr. Charmley is a senior in mechanical engineering at the University of Kansas. a Miss Frieda C. Regenberg Aida Portrait Kathleen A.

Littel, James C. Wirth Engaged to Wed Miss Kathleen Littel 534 AND N. MRS. Sherman M. J.

Littel, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen to James J. Wirth, son of Fred Wirth Middleton. Miss Littel is employed as a licensed practical nurse at University Hospitals. Her fiance is an employe of the cardiovascular research laboratory at the University of Wisconsin. Deena C.

Iverson Engaged to Marry Ray C. Stewart Miss Deena C. Iverson Reierson Studio photo TISS DEENA C. IVERSON, 13 S. Franklin has become the fiancee of Ray C.

Stewart, 323 N. Blair son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stewart, Charleston, S. according to an announcement by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Iverson, Livingston. A 2 p.m. wedding is planned for June 2. Miss Iverson is employed in the Division of Markets of the The Carmody-Livens ens Engagement is Revealed THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Patricia Carmody, Monroe, and Keith Livens, Monroe, is announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Carmody, 1801 Sacht-, jen St. Mr.

Livens is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Livens, Potosi. Miss Carmody, a graduate of Edgewood College of the Sacred Heart, is a business teacher at Juda High School, Mr. Livens attended Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology at Platteville and is a graduate of Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa.

He is a member of the Monroe High School faculty. Miss Patricia Carmody An Aug. 11 wedding will be Radke Studio held in St. Raphael Cathedral. Janice D.

Larson to Wed Warren Somerfeld August 18 MT AND Larson, MRS. 1437 BERNARD MacArthur G. announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Diane, to Warren Owen Somerfeld. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fredrick E. Gerdl, Viroqua. The bride- elect is a home economics student at Stout State ColLiege, Menomonie, and a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Her ance is a civil engineering student at Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology Platteville. The wedding will take place at 2:30 p.m.

Aug. 18 in Burke Lutheran Church. Mendota Rebekah Lodge Will Meet on Monday Mrs. Ruth Braun, Noble Grand of the Mendota Rebekah Lodge, will be entertained following 7:45 p.m. business meeting Monday in the Odd Fellows' Temple, 3822 Mineral Point Rd.

Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Josephine Bigelow, chairman; Mrs. Gertrude Lamp, Mrs. Dora Kline, Mrs. Mabel Morse, and Mrs.

Mary Koepke. trimmed organza gown designed with a jeweled neckline and rolled rose holding a lace flounce. Her jeweled crown held her veil and she carried a lavender orchid with white carnations and yellow roses. She was given in marriage by her uncle, Martin Eagen. THE BRIDAL RETINUE wore chiffon jacket dresses and carried yellow roses and white carnations.

Miss Charlene Roundy was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were the Misses Shari Kusrow, Carol Anderson and Audrey Thompson. Denise Rena Shaw was miniature bride and Timothy Bortz was ring bearer. Attending the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hess, Portage, were Mike Lilach, Jim Hess, Al Martin and Kenneth Leiser.

Robert Hughes, Douglas Kulik and Eugene Hanna seated guests. Mr. Hess is employed by American Motors Milwaukee, and Mrs. Hess has been employed Armour and Company. Elks Ladies Second Ten-Pin Ball Dinner-Dance To Be April 28 Zen- Pin Ball PASSER DENT APRIL 28.

RE ALL the pertinent facts advertised? That was the question members of the Elks Ladies 410 Bowling League were asking Edward P. Ledwidge, 516 W. Wilson secretary of Madison 410 Elks Lodge, as they placed the placard telling of the second Ten-Pin Ball dinner-dance in a prominent place in the clubhouse. In the first photo with Mr. Ledwidge are Mrs.

Wayne Grant, 4410 Travis treasurer of the League (kneeling left); Mrs. Paul Hansen, 484 Hilton the League secretary (kneeling right); and Mrs. Gilbert Rowley, 232 E. Sunset Ct. (standing), sub-chairman of the League.

The party, Miss Rose Mary Way Norma E. Brandt, Rodney Johnson Betrothal Is Told Miss Norma E. Brandt AND MRS. Albert C. M' Edgerton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Norma Elizabeth, 204 N.

Pinckney to Rodney Neil Johnson, Ridge St. His parents are Mrs. Carl Dorn, Janesville, and Neil Johnson, 5529 Marsha Dr. Miss Brandt is employed by the engineering department of Wisconsin Telephone Co. Her fiance is a February graduate of the University of Wisconsin and is now employed by the University.

Mrs. Prentice G. Niles William Ace III, Victoria A. Neefe To Wed April 28 Miss Victoria Ann Neute THE ENGAGEMENT and approaching marriage of Miss Victoria Ann Neefe, has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Merle Neefe, Black Earth.

Miss Neefe's fiance is William Ace Col-111, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ace Oregon. The wedding will be Saturday, April 28, in the Meth dist Church, Oregon. St.

Francis Christ Child St. Francis Christ Child Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. W. F. Fardy, 810 Terry day at noon.

to which guests may be invited, is planned for Saturday, April 28. Dinner will be served between 6 and 8 p.m. and dancing will be from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. BECAUSE IT WILL BE the first large social function for the new regime of officers for Madison 410 Elks Lodge, members of the Bowling League arranged a planning session with the officers.

In the second photo, Mrs. E. J. Pauli, 2110 Harley president-elect of the League, and Richard Hubanks, 2529 Gregory trustee and chairman of the Board of Governors Miss Janice D. Larson Glen Mar Studio photo Donna Hanna April 14 Bride of Robert F.

Hess Mrs. Robert F. Hess MILWAUKEE is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick Hess who were married April 14 in a 7 p.m.

ceremony in Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Portage. The new Mrs. Hess, the former Donna Faye Hanna, Portage, daughter of Mrs. Zella Hanna, Pardeeville, appeared in a lacelby Doris Jean Olsori Is The Fiancee of a Merle Freymiller Parents Announce The Engagement of Donna Dolan THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Donna Dolan to Michael Ebert, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Ebert, Watertown, is announced by Miss Dolan's parents, the Edwin Dolans, Waterloo. The bride elect is employed by Farmers Mutual Insurance Madison. Her fiance is an employe of Kusel Equipment Watertown. A September wedding' is planned. Monday in the Grieg Club, 1249 Williamson St.

Mrs. Luella Niebuhr and Mrs. Clara Hustad will be in charge. Miss Doris Jean Olsen Obma Studio photo AND MRS. JOHN A.

Olson, Mineral Point, announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Jean, to Merle LaVern Freymiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Freymiller, Boscobel. Miss Olson is employed as secretary at the Mineral Point High School where her fiance teaches mathematics. The wedding will be Aug.

25 in the First Congregational Church, (left and second from left); James Joyce, 432 Holly the and Mrs. Eugene Kobey, 3910 Council Crest, vied with one anrecently installed Exalted Ruler, and Wallace Ottum, 964 other to sell tickets to George Rapp, 1135 Erin Esteemed Lawrence a trustee (second from right and right), listen as Leading Knight of the Lodge (third photo, left to right). A sucMrs. Kenneth F. Sullivan, 4125 Nakoma Rd.

(center), tells them cessful advance ticket sale means that there will be funds of plans for the party. Mrs. Sullivan, chairman of the League, available for expenses to Sheboygan to bowl in the Elks is also chairman for the dinner-dance. Ladies State Bowling Association tournament next fall. Last year when the tournament was held in Rice Lake, Madison WITH A GOAL OF SELLING 300 tickets to the affair, three rated second in the number of teams participating, outnummembers of the League, Mrs.

Thomas as Pierce, 702 Walton bered only by the host city. the sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Thomas Donahue, 822 Hiawatha Staff Photos by Carmie A. Thompson 3.