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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1935
Page
4
A crowded society notes page details May wedding plans for Ysabella Mader and Walter Anderson, plus several prenuptial and parcel showers honoring Miss Walchak, Mildred Kilian, Lila Vister, Florence Rifenbers, and Bernice Birkel. Attendants named. home addresses and church ties listed. couples to wed in coming weeks.
A jumble of classified items and notices includes cleaners ads at Fifth Avenue North and Redfield, Rivoli tickets giveaways for Follies Bergere, garden supplies from Inlend Printing and Spizer's, nursery offers at Green Acres, and multiple fundraisers and club announcements. Community readers are urged to engage with upcoming events and purchases.
American Legion Auxiliary will elect representatives to the spring Baraboo conference at the Legion club rooms Wednesday evening. Final plans include poppy sales. The group will honor Gold Star Mothers with a luncheon at the Trane Tea Rooms on Friday at one o'clock.
Hogan Mothers Study Club wraps its year with W Opperman of Vocasional school faculty as speaker for the Monday meeting at three. Topic is Safety. A dance act titled Pop-Eye the Sailor, plus student performers and songs, highlight the program. Hostesses include Mrs F J Lipovetz and others.
Mrs Q E France will entertain Campus Dames at Anie Wednesday morning meeting. The life of Dickens by Stephen Leacock will be reviewed by Mrs F J Lipnvolnz and Dickens Bleak House will be reviewed by Mrs Jean Relfe.
The Service club formed early this year, with about fifteen young women led by president Miss Iry Brindley, has organized knitting for La Crosse Home for Children, updating the home’s fifty year file, and weekly music stories for children. Members assist with seal sales for the Wisconsin Association for the Disabled, clerical work, and noon hours at the desk for the YWCA while planning future growth through June 15 and into the next year.
Roosevelt School hosts its fourth and final meeting of the year to showcase progress by outside groups serving pupils. Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Friendly Indians, Girl Scouts, and the Erickson Kiddie drum and bugle corps will present demonstrations and talks, with forms of supervision by Joseph Stephan, Ellis Fish, Steve Zemla, Myrtle Swennes, Leis Woods, J Campbell, and J Turner. The event includes a lunch in the kindergarten and community room for attendees.
Precious Le Crasse family antiques will headline a Thursday showing at First Methodist Church par lors including rugs braided by a grandmother from Vorimont fifty years ago a sampler from New Hampshire in 1833 and a 200 year old silver castor. The event features old books quills china and silver plus a Governor Rusk wedding gift china set and a 96 year old to 100 year old style costumes. Indices will wear 75 to 100 year old fashion and visitors may loan antique clothing.
Sea Scout Ship Malta of Logan Segh School plans a doughnut sale Saturday to raise funds for its spring voyage and cruise to Lake Pepin. The cruise and dance are an annual Sea Scouts event starting June 14 this year. Each scout has a canvassing area on the north side and missed orders should be reported to a Sea Scout.
Mrs CH Stahl hosts the Thursday Study club meeting at 2130 King Street with E P Hartland and C H Stokke in charge. The program centers on a tragic reading and features Stanley Davis, a Connecticut furniture maker, presenting a collection of 8000 bottles none of them hollow or fragile.
St Therese Circle of the Catholic Wienen's league meets Tuesday evening at Loreto club. Year-books will be distributed and plans for a sprite hike to Mrs. John F. Doherty's home in Ebner's Coulee will be made. Ces Therebe makes love to its mate by presenting nesting material.
In La Crosse the YWCA expanded from the 1904 officers to a pivotal 1905 move purchasing the Mons Anderson property at Cass and Fourth, with major growth in clubs, classes, and a gym. The 1906 07 period saw remodeling, new secretaries, and hosting the state convention marking a thriving early movement.
Plans, announced by Mrs. Albert I Iverson, president of the auxiliary to La Crosse Camp United Spanish War Veterans, call for a benefit ball at Hotel Stoddard Friday May 17. Proceeds bolster the auxiliary relief fund for reef and patriotic purposes. Reception committee named and committees listed. entertainment by Rose Hoyle, A B Kanard and Henry Platz. Also notes on De Molay spring dance with lighting, Maple Grove Golf Club meeting, tournament postponement, visitors from Los Angeles, a sorority initiation at Butler University, and a homecoming from a three month southern trip with multiple party attendees.
Garden club members meet Tuesday evening at 7:36 at Central High School for a discussion on garden planning led by G. O. Stoter. Reports expected from Mrs A W Gangenbach and Mrs P J Yerly, with Yerly back from a national convention in Los Angeles.
About thirty members of Orchesis dance group at a teachers college present the third annual program on Saturday evening. The second part features The Birthday of the Infanta with a miniature court, gifts, a trickster, gypsies, and a dwarf who discovers a truth in a looking glass. the performance concludes with a birthday feast. Miss Elizabeth Sehon directs with pianist Olive Hagen.
A daughter was born May 3 to Mr and Mrs Cliferd McCoy of 1928 Charles Street La Crosse. The birth appears in the daily records and is listed among local notices.
A two day May Festival at St. Mary’s School features meals served in cafeteria style for men, ladies, and children of Edgeton. Tuesday and Wednesday include luncheon times, a play day in the afternoon, games, contests, a candy sale, and a ball game between seventh and eighth graders.
Inez Genevieve Stortz daughter of Albert J. Stortz and Frank Raymond Bonsack son of Bangor families exchanged vows at St Marys Catholic church in a high mass ceremony led by Rt Rev Monsignor Robert B Condan. Bridesmaids wore yellow and orchid taffeta and the couple planned a Min neapolis honeymoon before settling at 513 South Ninth Street.
Twentieth Century club W F W C observes national Music Week with a Tuesday afternoon program at the Cargill Home. The program, arranged by the music committee led by Mrs George M Snood grass, features Logan High a cap palla choir directed by Haro Youngberg, solos by Bowman Waldo, readings by Miss Dileen Hanser, piano by Mrs Kennet Jenks, and a college quartet directed by Thom Annett with Ruth Radatz and Katharine In grass, and teacher J Muenster. Mrs B S Steadwell chairs the hostess committee with Mmes C A McCarthy L L Fox John Salzer H Hancock A J McKee A W Fagerstrom.
Caledonia Street M E choir presents its monthly musicale this evening at 7 30 at the church Mr William Goldbeck to play the organ prelude Opening hymns include Lead On O God Eternal and Meditation Prayer and scripture by Rev H R Kinie Numbers feature Soldiers of the Cross Arise by the choir Sundown and Be Strong with choir regwen E V Olsen Seeking the Last When They Ring The Golden Bells Be Rejoice anthems by the choir remarks by Rev Kinley closing hymn O Master Let Me Walk With Thee benediction and recess by Mr Goldbeck
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