Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 13

JCf3 I. VOL. 146, NO. 138. 96th Year.

MADISON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1935 The SOCIETY JoEiaal CLUB NEWS I Education Group Evening Nuptials Make Miss Blanche Leland Bride of W.J. Fauerbach Couple Takes Vows at Immanuel Lutheran Parsonage; Bride Wears Ice-Blue Satin Gown Jane Ann Bartlett and William H. Fritz Take Marriage Vows Rev. Ermil Frye Reads Service at Home of Bride's Parents; Couple to Live in Milwaukee Harriette Welton Sails on Normandie for Study Abroad When the clumsy little harbor tugs start the S. S.

Normandie on its return trip to Le Havre Wednesday, Miss Harriette 916 Castle will be aboard the palatial French liner, en route to Paris, France, where she wfll spend a year studying art. Miss Welton, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Welton, Madison, was graduated from the art education department of the University of Wisconsin. This spring she received a scholarship from the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts which provides for a year's study at Parson's studio In Paris, and it is to start work on this scholarship that Miss Welton goes to Paris this week. ON a lew riends and relatives accompanied Miss Blanche Leonora Leland, 447 W. Johnson and "William J. Fauer-bjrh.

o-i Norris to the parsonage of the Immanuel Lutheran (i.uivh. where they repeated after the Rev, F. C. Brandhorst GARDEN FLOWERS in the living room of the R. D.

Bartlett home at 2545 University ave. formed the setting for the quiet and informal wedding of their daughter, Jane Ann, and "William. Hardy Fritz, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Fritz, Milwaukee, Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Only members of the immediate families and a few close I law. Miss Ethel Leland and Mrs. Percy Leland, entertained in her honor at a dinner and bridge shower Saturday, Aug.

10. Miss Alice Irene Bentley Marries William J. Rowe at Trousdale Church Miss Welton is the granddaugh- 4 friends gathered about the-young. couple to hear them repeat their marriage vows after the Rev. Email Frye, pastor of the First Methodist church.

The bride, who was unattended, was attractive in a simple floor-length gown of white mousseline de soie. She carried a colonial bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. After a reception held immediately following the ceremony at the Bartlett home, Mr. Fritz and his bride left on a short trip. They will be at home to their friends after Sept 1 at 4460 N.

Oakland ave. In Milwaukee, where Mr. Fritz is employed by the Globe Union co. The bride was graduated in 1933 from the University of Wisconsin where she was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Mr.

Fritz received his BA. degree from Albion college in Michigan and his BS. degree from the University of Wisconsin in February of 1933. He is a member of Eta Kappa No. Tau Beta Pi and Tau Kappa Epsilon.

VV A 111111:1 JitH Mrs. William Hardy Fritz A quiet home ceremony Saturday afternoon united in marriage Miss Jane Ann Bartletl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

Bartlett, 2545 University and William Hardy Fritz, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fritz.

After a short motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz will make their home in Milwaukee. Both are recent graduates of the University of Wisconsin.

Final Story Book Party Will Take Place on Aug. 24 "Uncle Tom's Cabin" furnishes the background of the last party in the Maple Bluff Golf club series scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 24. Dancing is to start at 9 o'clock, with a buffet supper at 11:30 with dancing resumed again until 1. As an innovation, special entertainment is to be offered out on the lawn and on the porches, according to R.

Gilbert Stephan, chairman. The parties this season at Maple Bluff have been unusually successful and the entertainment committee, to show its appreciation, is planning several additional surprises. Hayes Visit Mr. and Mrs. P.

H. Hayes, 819 W. Johnson have as their weekend guests their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

James J. Hayes, and son. Terrv. and Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Pfeiffer. Woodstock, M. The James P. Hayeses are guests also of Mrs. Haves' parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmelzer, rt. 1, McFarland. Busy Year Department Herbert Virgins Give Luncheon for Mary McCormic Dr.

and Mrs. Herbert W. Virgin, 2202 Kendall ave, entertained informally at a luncheon Saturday in honor of Miss Mary McCormic, noted opera singer, who appeared at a Madison theater over the weekend. The Virgins, who formerly lived in Chicago, are personal friends of Miss McCormic. Will Meet Aug.

22 at Lauderdale Lake The Joint Committee on Education in Wisconsin will meet Thursday, Aug. 22, at the home of Mrs. Henry C. Meigs, Lauderdale lake. Mrs.

Meigs, who succeeds Mrs. Curtis Jacobs. Oconomowoc, as chairman, has called this first meeting to formulate plans to carry important educational information to every section of the state during the coming year. The joint committee now consists of representatives from 10 key state organizations, and it has planned a cooperative program to inform school patrons, so that intelligent public opinion may play an important role in solving the current educational problems. ter of the late state senator, Chaun-cey E.

Welton, Madison. Become with Scott A. McKinnon. son of liev. Utis llartpr nf ha i Vi Garden Party to Open for Women 's Club Drama Reception, Dinner Follow Cere-.

mony THE REV. GUY W. CAMPBELL pronounced the vows which united in marriage Miss Alice. Irene Bentley. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Emmet R. Bentley, 103 Monona and William Jasper Rowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D.

Rowe, Burlington, Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Trousdale Methodist church. Preceding the bride to the gladioli-adorned altar were a matron of honor, a maid of honor, a lower girl and a ring bearer. As the "Lohenrgin" wed-din processional was played, the bridal party started its slow march down the aisle to the front of the church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a fitted gown of white lace over white satin, its high neckline accented by a spray of orange blossoms at the shoulder. Her full length veil of bridal illusion, with its wide band of lace, fell from a tiny cap encircled with seed pearl blossoms over the puffed sleeves of her gown.

The sleeves, which were fitted from the elbow to the wrist, ended in points over the handS. She carried a shower bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and swansonia. An arm bouquet of deep rose gladioli contrasted with blue flowers was carried by the matron of honor, Mrs. William Rabinovitz. A blue hat and other accessories were worn becomingly with her rose crepe gown.

Miss Norma Gronseth, the maid of honor, wore a billowing dress of orchid embroidered organdy with white accessories. Virginia Bentley, the flower girl, who was attired in a floor-length frock of yellow organdy, carried a basket of rose petals. Clad in a white linen suit, (Continued on Next Page) i Meetings for Programs, Play-Reading and Creating Work Planned Each Month THE DRAMA department of the Madison Woman's club, with Mrs. II. E.

Pulver as chairman, is anticipating a busy year. Two meetings will be held each month, one devoted to programs, play-reading, and one devoted to creative work. The first meeting in the fall is to be a garden party at the home of Mrs. th. marriage vows inursaay rveiiins at 7 clock.

The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Leland, Madison, wore a simply tailored rown of ice-blue satin. Gardenia at the neckline, a jacket with full sleeves, and a graceful floor-length skirt, were features of the dress. Viola M. Kundert, Madi-on, as maid of honor, wore apricot mousseline de soie, fashioned with short sleeves and a full skirt.

Her flowers were a corsage of Johanna Hill roses and delphinium. Edward S. Hansen was the best man. After a short trip Mr. Fauerbach and his bride will be at home at 1215 Elizabeth st.

She was graduated from the Methodist hospital nursing school. Mr. Fauerbach is associated in business with the Fauerbach Brewing co. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Fauerbach was feted at a number of informal affairs.

Miss Florence Stephens and Miss Viola Kundert entertained at the home of the latter, 806 Huron Hill, on Aug. 14. The guests included the Misses Elaine Swiggum. Jessie Winn, Stella Kirch, Arline Miller, Hildegarde Meyers, Edna Jerman, Lucille Heffel, Sarah Ullius. Darlington, Violet Bancroft, Mrs.

Nels Orne, Milwauke, Mrs. Franklin Bergman, and Mrs, R. Kundert. The bride's sister and sister-in- Miss Esther Mullin, Harry Sweet Are Wed in Marinette In an informal wedding in the home of her parents on Aug. 11 at 2 p.

Miss Esther Mullin, Marinette, became the bride of Harry Sweet. Madison. Rabbi ostowsxy officiated. Th bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. Mullin, Marinette, was given in marriage by her par ents. She wore a white crepe after neon dress, a small white veiled tur ban. and a shoulder corsage of or chids. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Sweet. Milwau kee. and Mr.

and Mrs. H. Goodman, Chicago, were the attendants. The wedding party and a number of friends were guests at a dinner served at the home of the bride. Mr.

Sweet and his bride are now at home at 133 Langdon St. The latter was graduated from the Milwaukee State Teachers' college, and prior to her marriage she held positions at Whitefish Bay and in Marinette. Mr. Sweet was graduated from the University of Wisconsin, He is' a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sweet. 213 N. Francis st. Miss Koffshinsky, Dr. Lyle W.

West Will Marry Soon Mr. and Mrs. C. Koffshinsky, 318 Maple announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Grace Marie, to Dr. Lyle W.

West, son of Mrs. Edna West, 1020 E. Johnson st. Miss Koffshinsky is a member of staff in the secretary of states office. Dr.

West is associated with West, Johnson and West. Miss Trilling Called to Chicago Blanche M. Trilling of the of Wisconsin women's 1 education department was to Chicago this week because death of her mother, Mrs. -v Trilling. Weekend Guest -Mr.

Orviile Eastman, Gresham, Or- a weekend guest of Mrs. Eden. 312 Breese ter. Returns Home Mr A. L.

Adams, who has been VL her parents. Mr. and Mrs. McGiure, 115 E. Gorham etumed to her home in New Ci'v.

Harley as secretary, and Mrs. Edward Tough as treasurer, Mrs. A. F. Gallistel and Mrs.

Perry Fess in charge of stage-craft, and Mrs. Eva Leonard as librarian. Mrs. William Fauerbach Mrs. William J.

Fauerbach teas Miss Blanche Leland before her marriage Thursday evening. She is the daughter of Mrs Edna Leland. 447 IV. Johnson After a short trip, Mr. and Mrs.

Fauerbach mil be at home at 1215 Elizabeth st. (Reierson photo.) Margaret Eleen Bear to Scott McKinnon Today Madison Girl to Wear White Lace for Ceremony at Lima, O. AT HIGH XOOX today in Lima, Margaret Eleen Bear, Madison, daughter of R. E. Bear, Logansnort Ind.

9 win exchange marriage vows "rai -ucrunnon. Jbima. ihe. Izola B. Becker Becomes Bride of John Roller Stl Paul's University chapel was the scene Saturday morning at 9 o'clock of the ceremony in which Miss Izola B.

Becker, 606 E. Mifflin st, became the bride of John A. Roller, 1014 Drake st. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

P. K. Becker, Madison, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roller, Sun Prairie.

The Rev. John Grellinger officiated. A matron of honor and bridesmaid preceded the bride to the altar. Her sister, Mrs. Herman Thomas, as matron of honor, wore pink mousseline de soie, and Miss Lucy Roller, a sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid was gowned in pale yellow mousseline de soie.

Both wore hats to match their frocks and carried colonial bouquets. The bride's wedding gown was of traditional white. Over its soft folds of mousseline de soie. a filmy veil of tulle, trimmed with point lace, fell from a tiny cap. She carried a white prayer book and lilies -of-the-valley.

Mr. Roller had as his best man his twin brother, Fred A. Roller. James Becker, a brother cf the bride, was groomsman, and Robert Tuschen and Conrad Belda were ushers. A breakfast was served to 35 guests at the home of the bridegroom's parents.

After a trip in northern Wisconsin and Canada, Mr. Roller and his bride will return to Madison where they will live at 408 N. Carroll st. She was graduated from the university in 1932. Mr.

Roller will resume his work at the university this fall. BradySchwoegler Announcement is made of the approaching marriage of Miss Alice Genevieve Brady, 419 W. Doty st, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Brady, to Leonard John Schwoegler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Schwoegler. 434 W.

Mifflin st. The wedding will take place Aug. 20 at 6 a. m. in St.

Raphael's church, with the Rev. William Mahoncy officiating. Mrs. C. L.

Miller Fetes Daughter Mrs. C. L. Miller, rt. 4, wiU entertain the many friends of her daughter.

Enid, at tea Wednesday afternoon and evening between the houra of 3 and 9 o'clock. Enid's engagement to Daniel S. Gerig, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

S. Gerig, Goshen. Ind, was announced recently by Mr. and Mrs. Miller.

Attend Shower Mrs. L. J. Tucker. 1926 West Lawn ave, her house guest, Mrs.

Maud Miller, Pardeerille, and Mrs. George Keith. 2103 Monroe st, were guests at a miscellaneous shower given Fri day by Mrs. Kenneth Keith and Miss Evelyn Becker at the Becker home in Dalton, Wis. The event was given in honor of Miss Eleanor Keith, who will be married Aug.

23 to Beverly Hull in Dalton. Rfty guests were present at the affair. In Canada Miss Gladys Meloche. 138 Lathrop st, is on a trip to Quebec and Montreal, Can. She was accompanied as far as Ann Arbor, Mich, by her mother, Mrs.

Mary Meloche, who will visit a son. Prof. C. C. Meloche, who lives there.

Sparrs Return Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparr and their two children, Maurice and Mary Evelyn, have returned to their home at 109 Lathrop st.

from Chicago and Brookfield. where they spent the past week. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Harold Ca-hill and children, Mary Caroline and Jerome, Brookfield, who m-ill spend a week here. iut urrcmuny ax tne home of theHenika as vice-chairman, Mrs.

Joel B. E. Miller Nakonia with Mrs. II. S.

Stafford in charge of the program Others in charge of programs during the year are Mmes. II. C. Baleh, V. G.

Barnes, C. E. Curran, George Britton, II. L. Moseley, II.

E. Nichols, and B. II. Paul. Late in January a play directed by Mrs.

Georgia Hyde will be given by members of the department at which a small charge will be made and the proceeds de voted to additional stage-craft. Another surprise on this year calendar is to be on New Year's afternoon when the Drama department will be hostess to club members and their husbands. Arrangements for the day are in charge of a com mittee of which Mrs. G. W.

Henika is the chairman. The third Wednesday of each month will be devoted to creative work. This group will write and produce a three-act play. Mrs. Ar thur Vinje is chairman of this group and is assisted by Mmes.

A. E. Ash- brook, V. G. Barnes, A.

T. Bruhn, A. F. aamstel ana o. o.

Tucker. Mrs. Pulver has as her assistants this in this department Mrs. G. W.

,7 Bride of A. E. Gilbert Home Is Scene of Double Wedding on Aug. 15 On Thursday, Aug. 15, a double wedding took place at the farm homestead of Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Gilbert, McFarland, when their son, Edward, was married to Miss Sadie F. Lake, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roland R. Lake, Madison, and their daughter. Miss Lillian Gilbert, became the bride of Marcus J. Vinje, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Vinje, McFarland. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. J. W.

Birchall of the East Side Methodist Episcopal church and the chaplain of the Methodist hospital. Both young couples will make their home in Madison. Arnold Son Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Arnold, 316 Breese have received word of the birth of a grandson, James Anthony, on Aug. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Arnold, in Davenport, la. Hatfield Guests Mr. and Mrs- Charles L. Douglas, Danville, 111., arrived today for a brief visit with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Hatfield, 2210 Lakeland ave. They will leave Monday for a two weeks vacation at Woodruff. '-11.

a nn ner iloor-sweeping gown of white lace, the bride will wear a picture hat of Du- Bonnet hair braid. DuBonnet velvet will trim the long sleeves of the gown and her shoulder corsage will be of gardenias. Miss Dorothy Dell, Fort "Wayne, will attend the bride as maid of honor. She will wear a floor-length gown of pink pique with a picture hat of pink felt. Her flowers will be blue lark spur and pale pink roses.

Harry Pugh, Lima, will be Mr. Mc-Kinnon's best man. A luncheon will be served to 50 guests, after which the young couple will leave on a two weeks' motor trip through the east. Mr. and Mrs.

McKinnon will be at home after Sept. 1 in Canton, O.Mr. McKinnon, who is a graduate of the Tri-State College of Engineering, is now a construction engineer with the Ohio Power co. Guests at the wedding included R. E.

Bear," Logansport. William Vickers, George Culler, Miss Dorothy Dell, Leo Hammon, Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. John Bear and daughter, Gary, Ind, Mrs. W.

S. McKinnon, Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pugh and daughter, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Miller and daughter, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pugh, Kenton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Foster, Oklahoma City, Mr.

and Mrs. D. B. Wetherill and son. Cleveland, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul White and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Weatherill, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weatherill, Mun-cie, J.

M. Benfield and Miss Sarah Bell, Van Wert. LeRoy Miller, Mrs. Emma Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Pugh, Lima. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nettes and son, Springfield, Mrs. Coral McKinnon. Mr.

and Mrs. George Pugh and family, Lima, and Mr. and Mrs. Nate Harrl- I son, Wheeling, W. Va.

Miss Lucille Morrissey Announcement is made of ihe approaching marriage of Miss Lucille Morrissey, Chicago, daughter of Michael Morrissey, 446 W. Washington to Frank J. Rohrcr, Chicago. The wedding will lake place Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Church of the Little Flower in Chicago.

Both Miss Morrissey and Mr. Rohrer are graduates of the University of Wisconsin. Peace, Freedom League Plans Portage Meeting Annual Session to Be Held at Home of Mrs. Zona Gale Breese Art Guild to Be Guests of Mrs. Howard Smith Hostess Will Exhibit Her Key West Paint pilL ANNUAL meeting of the state organization of the onit-n's International League for Peace and Freedom will if'M at Portage Sunday, Aug.

25, beginning at 11:30 a. m. vroup will be the guests' of Mrs. Zona Gale Breese. Luncheon will be served after the business meeting.

At program later, Miss Louise Wier of the national office will N'-ak on the "Mandate Mrs. Meta Berger will tell ot ii' 1 exPerienees in Russia, and Robert Morse Lovett i mversitv of Ohio i rrr xrIt Jicriiioo Tana A rl -nr vs3 Vi ,1 ings We dnesday MRS. HOWARD L. SMITH, 16S2 Jefferson will entertain members of the Madison Art Guild at her home Wednesday from 3 to 6 p. m.

Mrs. Smith, an honorary member of the guild, will exhibit pictures which she painted during the winter months at Key West, Fla. Mrs. James J. Harrison In a quiet ceremony Aug.

10 at the home of her parents. Miss Marion Elizabeth Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Thompson, 1934 Regent became the bride of James J.

Harrison. The couple will live in Baltimore, Md. (De Longe photo) 'f Hull House, Mr. Lovett lived at Hull House for a number J''ars. the thex farrf.er 1 --lliwicX Cf Ser.