Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 28, 1934, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Page Six Wisconsin Rapids Daily Thursday June 28 1934 News and Notes of SOCIETY HOME NEWS PAGE Comings and of LOCAL PEOPLE J Wilson L Wed at Adams On Saturday June 23 at five clock in the afternoon Miss Joyce Elizabeth Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Wilson and Leo zagowski son of Mrs Catherine Gonzagowski all of were united in marriage by the Rev M F McQuaid in the Catholic rectory For the ceremony the bride chose a gown of white crepe with white accessories and her attendant Miss Margaret Lobby wore yellow crepe with white accessories Joseph Gonzagowski attended his brother as best man The three course wedding dinner was served at the bride's home where green and white was used in the decorations The bride graduated from the high school with the class of 1934 and since has been managing the Charleston cafe The bridegroom is employed in the round house of the Chicago Northwestern railroad They will make their home with the groom's mother upon their return from a trip to Chicago and the Century of Progress Those from away who attended the wedding were Mrs Joseph by and daughter Genevieve of Grand Marsh and Mrs William Bonnet jr and family and William Bonnet sr of Brooks Mrs A net and daughters Viola and Doris Mrs Robert Wohfert and daughters Elaine and Evelyn of Portage George Pick of Camp Douglas Ladies Aid At the monthly of the Ladies Aid society of the East Side Lutheran church held yesterday at the church parlors the members made plans for the annual picnic of the congregation which will be held on July 29 Mrs August Ladwig Mrs Albert Arndt and Mrs Herman were placed on the committee to make arrangements for the event A new constitution and new set of were lead and adopted afternoon Mrs Phil was appointed social chairman for the coming six months A new member Mrs F Lindemann was into the aid At the of the business session refreshments wore by the hostess Mrs William Witt chairman Mrs Rudolph Hahn Mrs Harry Miller Richard and Mrs Irving Karnatz t Tuesday Club Dinner One of the delightful for members of the Tuesday club took place last evening when the members their husbands and a number of were tamed Social Calendar FRIDAY'S EVENTS Women's Relief Corps meets at gion p m Thirteen Club Mrs Albert SteiuKe ji in Is Bride oi Thos About seventy-five friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson Sunday for a shower en in honor of Mr and Mrs Thomas Guyant of Amherst Mrs Guyant was formerly Miss Cora Anderson of this vicinity moving from here a few years ago Mr and Mrs Guyant were ried at o'clock Saturday after- noon June 16 with the Rev E C Remertson former pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church at lerst officiating The ceremony took place before the candle lighted altar at the Trinity Lutheran church St Paul Mr and Mrs Lloyd S Larson of Mankato Minn were the ants The jink soft crepe with laige bride's dress was of shell fashioned ankle puffed es She wore a large white hat white accessories and a corsage of roses and sweet peas Mrs Larson's dress was of green rough crepe and she vore a white hat accessories of white and similar corsage After the ceremony the bridal arty accompanied by Rev and Mrs partook of a sumptuous vedding dinner at the Curtis hotel n Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Guyant spent their at the home of the for- mer's sister at Minot N D They will reside in Amherst where Mr has employment S A C Mrs I E Wilcox the A C club at her home above iion Tuesday evening Two guests vore M 0 Masten and Mrs C K Grouse For nent bridge was in play high honois for club to Don Smait Ar- hur and Mrs J L Timm and M's Croupe each favor After the a delicious lunch was served at the home of Miss Jessie Sanford on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Lawrence Henry of Decatur 111 and Mrs Richard Kroll were club guests for the occasion Needlework and a social time were followed by a de- lightful lunch at five Personals cards at the at lake home of Mr and Mrs George W Kibby The summer evening on the lake shore with contract bridge as an added diversion proved most enjoyable Bridge prizes weie ed to Mrs E P Gloason Mrs John E Alexander and Mrs R B Graves and to Bernard C Brazeau and T W Brazeau Guests of the club wore Mr and Mrs Austin Lindstrom of Evanston Mr and Mrs W E lips of Chicago Mrs Frank Bellow of Minneapolis Miss Mary sedge of Ottawa Canada Mr and Mrs Isaac P Witter and Mr and Mrs E P Gleason Home The June meeting of the Home Department of the Congregational Sunday school took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs George L Cook A large attendance of members and two visitors Mrs John Schwenk and Miss Anna Millan were present for the ion The leader MrsT Edgar Kellogg conducted a highly interesting and then passed out ar- ticles to be read by these present which proved unusually instructive After the study session a social hour enjoyed and refreshments were served Mrs McCann Mrs F G Brown and Mrs J Merle Stevens assisting hostesses Annual Church The First Methodist church of this city will hold its annual picnic at Robinson park on Friday after- noon All members of the church their families are urged to at- tend Those wishing transportation will meet at the church at 1 o'clock cars will be provided for them Each one attending is to bring their own picnic lunches with sary dishes also one covered dish Games refreshments and a general good time are assured to all who at- tend Members of the C-S club were en- at a dessert luncheon at the Hugh cottage above Biron yesterday when Mrs Goggins and Mrs Fred Bushnell were The occasion was the final club gathering for the summer The later afternoon was spent in playing contract bridge prizes going to Mrs Richard Kroll and Mrs Hugh od Mrs George R Baker a guest of the afternoon was the recipient of a special favor Circle Two Thirty-five members of Circle Two of the First Methodist church and their families attended the picnic held at the home of Mrs A G on Tuesday afternoon and en- joyed a pleasant afternoon at the Denniston home and at their tage nearby on Mile Creek The picnic supper was spread at o'clock The next regular circle meeting will be held July 10 La ramie jr to ihc of the Amitie club at her home Tuesday evening having as additional guests Mrs F F and Mis Goorge land bridge sion and the prizes at the game went to Hugh and Mis Reiland of Edwaids received the guest prize A club luncheon was by the hostess Young People's The Young of the English an chuich mot at Die Tuesday evening After the business session the members indulged m group singing and Miss Irene son added to the pleasure of the gathering by reading a poem The hostesses for the evening the es and Ellen Anderson served light refreshments Luncheon at Silver Mrs S A who is spending several weeks at Silver lake ma entertained a group of sin Rapids and Wautoma friends at luncheon there yesterday afternoon The dainty repast was followed by contract bridge for which the prizes went to Mis Gilbert Hein and Mrs Harry Wilpolt i E Mrs Reinhard Knuth entertained the W E club at her homo day evening the guests ing in the favored game five red Mrs Virgil Carney and Mrs Ed Knuth were the prize winners of the club and a special favor went to Mrs Webster Cook a club guest A dainty club lunch was served by the hostess Kensington The Kensington club was Mr and Mrs M C Kelley and daughter Joan and son Paul will leave Friday for Fort Collins rado where Mr will enter the summer session at Colorado college Mr and Mrs Harold Rodeghier of Minneapolis have leased the Lloyd cottage above Biron and will make heir home there during the summer months Mr Rodeghier is physical instructor in the apolis schools Mr and Mrs H B Smith of man 111 Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of Oak Park 111 Mr and Mrs Javid Kurd and Mrs A W Schonke of Plainfield were guests on Tuesday vt the home of Mr and Sirs Victor Mr and Mrs John Malicke ee Sunday from Merrill they the wedding of Mrs youngest brother Tony ancik to Bliss Vera Barker which ook place Saturday morning at ill Mrs Anna Wedin of Minneapolis s visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs A E Wedin Mrs Alden Fry and son of New Jome spent at the home of er mother Mrs August Bogs Mr and Mrs Joseph Romanski jr nd Miss Magdalene Bojarski a nun who has visited at the It Lawience parsonage to on Tuesday and remained 01 a visit with friends of Miss Bo- arski They returned Wednesday The Misses Doi othy Rathke and felen Case of Cameron returned to their homes after a eek's visit at the home of the for- ler's sister Mrs Kail Witt Mr and Mrs Harold Wittenberg nd son Bobby loft yesterday for to spend the of le week at the home of Mr and frs Gust Mr and Mrs Kubisiak and on Francis of spent the with his parents Mr and Mrs Casper Kubisiak Otis and Ruth of New London nephew niece of Mrs B T aic guests at the home planning to remain over the Fourth The Misses Ruby and Ar- Jefferson have i fi om Milwaukee where spent the past ten with Miss Jefferson's parents Mr and Mrs Thomas ferson Mr and Mrs Henry Hill Mr and Mrs Reinhold Mr and Mrs TRAIN SERVICE Daily Except Sunday To and From FOND DU LAC Read Down Read Up am Lv Arpin Ar am Lv Vesper Ar pm am Lv Wis am Ar Fond Milwaukee Lv pm Ar Chicago Lv pin Reduced Round Trip Fares Arpin to Fond du Vesper to Fond du Wis Rapids to Fond du Lac Arpin to Vesper to Wis Rapids to Milwaukee BARGAIN ROUND TRIPS to the WORLD'S FAIR Arpin to Chicago On Sale to Chicago Wis Rapids to Chicago 15 day return limit Friday Saturday Arpin to Chicago Vesper to Chicago Wis Rapids to Chicago 10 day return limit Write or call Ticket Agent C N W Ry Chicago North Western Ry PALACE Tonight WAS THE PAST Of- THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE Colombia Comedy V COMING MON FOR 3 DAYS STAND ur AM RAPIDS HE BUILT A OUT OF A THE WOMAN WHO IET HIS DOWN FOUND A TO HER ONLY SON T Kelly Motro HOLLYWOOD All Alex Burmeister and Mr and Mrs Arthur Zuege and their families hole a picnic Sunday in the park at Mrs William Burt returned from a visit with hei Mrs R E Wolverton in Chicago and while there attendee the Century of Progress Mrs of Chicago yesterday for her home having visited relatives here Mrs Warren was accompanied by Mrs S Beardsley and Miss Margaret Beardsley wiio will spend a few days at the Warren home Mrs Sam was called to Milwaukee last week by the serious illness of her sister Mrs George Cotter and is remaining to care for her Blr and Mrs Frank Francis and son Billy of Dodgeville returned to their home Monday after spending tbc week-end with Mr and Mrs bert Bunde and with other relatives Herman Manz and Alois Yanta spent the week-end on a fishing trip to Hatfield Mr and Mrs Austin Lindstrom of Evanston 111 are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac P ter Mr and Mrs William E Phillips of Chicago are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John E Alexander Port Edwards Mr and Mrs John and Mr and Mrs Edward Bassett have returned from a week's fishing trip above Haywaid Wis Mrs Frank Rafferty and son Kenneth of Evanston 111 spent the early part of the week here visiting old friends Mrs Rafferty will be remembered as Miss Bert Gardner Rural Social Events Babcock Community An interesting program was pre- sented at the community club meet at the Babcock town hall Saturday night Among the entertainers were Mr and Mrs Clarence Brovald and Zigman Gronski After more than an hour of wholesome fun and laughter supper was served A dance dale will meet Tuesday afternoon July 3 in the church Mrs Jules Reveling will be Auburndale The following relatives and friends gathered at the 0 K son home in Auburndale Friday ning June 22 to help him celebrate his birthday Mr and Mrs Stanley Anderson and sons and Mr and Mrs William of Marshfield Mr and Mrs Edward Anderson and family Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson and family Mr and Mrs Norman An- derson Ervin Anderson and Mr and Mrs Ed Manlick and family The evening was spent in playing cards Lunch was served at mid- Birthday Twenty relatives and friends hered at the Arthur Anderson home at Auburndale Saturday evening Tune 23 to help Mr Anderson his birthday The evening was spent in playing cards and socially nch was served and the honor guest received many useful St Wenceslaus The ladies of St church of Milladore held their ing in the Parish hall Wednesday June 20 After the meeting cards and bunco was played Prizes at cards went to Mrs Frank Mancl and Miss Alice Mancl and at bunco to Miss Leona Mayer and Miss Tressa Vanak Mrs J Cherney won the door prize At 4 p m a delicious plate lunch was by Mrs Charles Lang Mrs George Lang Miss Agnes Lang and Mrs John Haumschild jr The next meeting will be held July 3 and Mrs Mary Lang Mrs Frodl and Mrs John Swess will be hostesses Everyone is Milladore Mr and Mrs Charles were surprised by a crowd of friends at Milladore Thursday Cards and games were enjoyed and a delicious picnic lunch was served at Entertains Mrs John Galvin Milladore was the hostess for the Methodist copal Ladies Aid meeting at her home Wednesday afternoon Lunch was Bancroft The Ladies Aid of Bancroft will hold its next meeting with Mrs Fred Morgan at her home in Ban- Vesper 4-H The Vesper 4-H club will hold its meeting Friday evening at the club house The meeting will open with all members repeating the 4-H club pledge A comedy entitled The Train to will be ed Miss Nina Treutel is the tor of the play The program is in charge of the members of the ing i Arpin Twenty-five ladies attended a party Tuesday afternoon at the mer Falk home Five tables of cards were played and Mrs Albert Stoflet and Mrs Byron Whittingham re- prizes Refreshments were served and Mrs Falk received Bible The Lutheran Vacation Bible school which started in Vesper day June 25 opened with an en- of 38 including 15 in the primary department 15 in the inter- mediate group and 8 in the senior group from 12 to 14 years of age Those attending from Arpin are Nila and Burton ald and Melvin Zuehlke Lucille and Lois Duckey Gladys and Jake row and Floyd man Laura Peterson and Fred St John's The Ladies Aid society of St Lutheran church of MORE IG VALUES o WEEK h ANN PAGE PORK AND BEANS 6 25 CREAMERY YOUR HUSBAND MAYBE IT'S THE IT'S HIS MAYBE HE'S WORRIED WHENEVER HE'S WAY JUST SERVE HIM A BOTTLE OF PABST BLUE RIBBON YOU CAN SEE HOW HE RELAXES AND BECOMES BUTTER Pound ASSORTED BEVERAGES 3 Bottles PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT Bag GOLD MEDAL or BEST Bag PILLSBURY'S CAKE FLOUR 25 MADISON DILL 2 Qt Jars TISSUE SEMINOLE ROLLS 25 A DIFFERENT MAN Try this plan Order a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon Put a few bottles in the ator Now you ready to tame fretful irritated husband Serve him a bottle as soon as he comes home and watch results See how it soothes and refreshes him how it quickly restores his good humor But don't spoil your remedy by serving ordinary beer Make sure that you get Pabst Blue is pure and full-flavored with a tive taste that has made it America's first choice P Have the children been especially trying today? 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