Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 4

1 I jr Thursday December 26 1940 KENOSHA EVENING NEWS Page Four St Andrew's Final Plans Laid for CJ Dance Saturday Annual Aiiair One Which is Much Anticipatedby young Crowd Will Begin at 9:30 in Eagles' Ball-zoom With Billy Baez's Orchestra Providing the Music Final plans tot the long awaited semi-formal dance sponsored by the Catholic Junior League on Saturday evening this year have been made by the committee members and the general chairman Miss Kathryn Tully 4 All is in readiness and the advance ticket sale indicates that a large 5 IM 0 sr Christmas Week Brings News of Many Betrothals Mr and Mrs Joseph Suriano 1608 Sixty-third street announce the engagement of their daughter Grace to Chester Agazzi son of Mr and Mrs Benedict Agazzi 6353 ir si 1-J SrtJ fTi ihmiU iJ'i i''- CATHOLIC JUNIOR LEAGUE BALL COMMITTEE One of the largest Junior League semi-formal dance to be held in the Eagles ballroom more popular dance bands of the middle west will play for dancing social events in Kenosha this holiday season is the annual Catholic on Saturday evening December 28 Billy Baers orchestra one of the for the affair Above is the committee charge: left to right Eileen Tully JSlizabetn iOKerton ana uorotny narris it mmmmm Chapel Scene of Wedding Miss Florence Joyce Pope Becomes Bride of Floyd Ross Cecil on Christmas Eve St Andrew's chapel was the scene of a lovely wedding ceremony at 8 o'clock on Christmas eve when Miss Florence Joyce Pope became the bride of Floyd Ross Cecil in a ceremony solemnized by the Rev Erland Groton in the presence of immediate relatives and close friends I The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Pope 6334 Twenty-fourth avenue and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ross Cecil 6720 Twenty-sixth avenue Adding more sentiment to the cccasion was that the ceremony was performed on the eve of the bride's grandmother's wedding anniversary Pine branches and red and white flowers decorated the altar for the ceremony for which Mrs George Fox played the traditional wedding music Reception Follows Given in marriage by her father ihe bride wore a royal blue velvet ciress and matching accessories Her corsage was of white flowers Miss Dorothy Mielke as maid of honor was dressed in maroon velvet with matching accessories and had a corsage of peach colored flowers Harve Cecil attended the bridegroom as best man A reception in the Co-op hall followed the ceremony Mr Cecil is employed at the Simmons company Cheese-stuffed fruits are delicious new tidbits to serve with afternoon tea Select medium-sized cooked prunes and apricots Stuff with cream cheese and chill The GOSSARD i Annual After Here's a real opportunity to get Jtorf style and quality in- shoes at our very special After Christ- mas sale prices You'll find suedes and some gabar- dines as well as a wide selection of other up-to- the minute styles all irom our regular siucs Values Sizes 2Vz to 11 AAAAA Open nil Friday If JT Till TO JllilV 9 Christmas I y- 1 1 jr a 1 Ja 1 jff 1 yfPJg I 3 t--'JJf tI I ff ft 1 Mary Cleary Wed to Vernon Gathon Popular Local Girl Becomes Bride on Christmals Morning A Christmas bride was Miss Mary Josephine Cleary daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleary 914 Sixty-sixth place who was married to Vernon Lawrence Gaffron 2900 Roosevelt road son of Karl Gaffron Nineteenth avenue at 9:30 o'clock Christmas morning The Rev George Cady pastor of the First Congregational church performed the ceremony in the parsonage The bride wore a street-length dress of royal blue velvet with a halo hat and other accessories to match Her flowers were a corsage of gold roses Her only attendant was her sister Mrs Anthony Poteliunas who wore dubon-net velvet with matching halo hat and accessories Her flowers were a corsage of lavendar sweet peas Harold Gaffron served his brother as best man Following the ceremony fifteen members of the families and close relatives were guests at a wedding breakfast at the Dayton hotel Mr and Mrs Gaffron then left on a trip to Michigan They will be at home to their friends at 2900 Roosevelt road the middle of next week Mr Gaffron is employed at the Kenosha Full Fashioned Mills Inc Both young people are graduates of Kenosha high school Donald Heermans Will be Ordained at St Matthews Donald Heermans 2013 Sixty-second street the son of Mrs Mar-cia Heermans and the late Harry Heermans will be ordained as priest on Sunday at St Matthews Episcopal church during the 11 o'clock service He will be ordained by the Rt Rev Ivins the bishop of Milwaukee The Rev Kenneth Martin pastor of the local church will present Mr Heermans and "ev1J-ulon' at St Matthews will preach the sermon me nev iiuituii rector at Kemper Hall will read the litany Mr Heermans received his training for the priesthood at Nashotah House Episcopal seminary and was ordained deacon earlier this year Prunes and grapefruit are interesting flavor foils Try them served together in cocktails sauces puddings or pie combinations Use equal portions representative crowd of Kenosha's younger set will be in attendance Billy Baer's popular dance band will provide the dance music for the affair to be held in the Eagles' ballroom with dancing beginning at 9:30 and continuing until 1:30 a Assisting Miss Tully with the minute details for the affair have been the Misses Elizabeth Elkerton Dorothy Williams Dorothy Harris Eileen O'Conner and La Verne Chess Ruth Baldwin Hostess at Tea This Afternoon A delightful tea given this afternoon for a group of the young social set numbering approximately 30 was that given by Miss Ruth Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Baldwin Sixty-eighth street Guests were invited for 4 o'clock for tea and Miss Baldwin asked the Misses Betty Barden Jean Elliott Margot Drury and Betty Moore to preside at the tea table Arriving tomorrow to be Ruth's guest will be Miss Dorothy Dickson of Madison who will remain for the week-end Joseph Andersons Hold Anniversary Reception On Christmas Eve Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson of South Thirty-ninth avenue celebrated their or-tieth wedding anniversary at an open house Eighty friends and relatives stopped in to extend best wishes and congratulations At a dinner for the immediate relatives their six children and their families and three grandsons the same table cloth was used which had been spread at the time of the wedding and which has been used annually on the anniversary since then Birthday Celebrated at Carol Johannes Home Carol Johannes daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Johannes Thirty-fourth avenue entertained eight friends recently at a party celebrating her fourteenth birthday anniversary Her guests were Julia Thomka June Lindas Dorothy Guy Charles Guy Jean Oass Dorothy Attebery Betty Attebery and Stella Stul-gaitus Surprise Birthday Party Given for Eva Edna Sims Eva Edna Sims Eighth avenue was honored at a surprise party recently given for her at the home of Miss Ruth Rath Sheridan road in celebrating of Eva's fourteenth birthday Games dancing and the singing of Christmas carols were enjoyed and luncheon was served by can- dlelight Attending the party! were Eva June Harper Natalie i Norris Patsy Quant and Marilyn Nystrom Personal Items of Local News Interest Mr and Mrs Harold Smith for merly of Kenosha and now of Fort Atkinson and Charles Byer ofj Chicago spent Christmas day as guests at the Byer home on Sixtieth street Miss Mary Koderca of Washing- ton returned home Saturday 1 to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Koderca of Forty-fourth street Missionary to Talk to Macwhyte School Alexander Dobbs a young Scotch missionary from Nigeria West Africa will be the guest speaker at the Christmas program planned by the young people of the Macwhyte Bible school this evening The program will start at 7:15 pm in the Macwhyte recreation room at 2900 Fourteenth avenue Born To Mr and Mrs Blair Torgerson 7020 Twenty-sixth avenue a daughter at St Catherine's hospital Dec 25 To Mr and Mrs Charles Bud-wick 1612 Sixtieth street a son at the Kenosha hospital Dec 25 To Mr and Mrs Joseph Hartnell 3502 Sixty-eighth street a son at the Kenosha hospital Dec 24 CYO Bands to Rehearse Regardless of the holidays there will be a rehearsal of the CYO band at 8 o'clock this evening following the regular Junior CYO band meeting at 6:45 o'clock Thirteenth avenue Mr and Mrs Max Cappellina 1616 Fifty-fifth street announce the engagement of their daughter Jane to James Becker son of Mr and Mrs Frank Becker 1935 Prospect street Racine At a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Vanderfin 2016 Sixtieth street on Christmas day the engagement of their daughter Miss Verna Mary Vanderfin to Joseph Cimon was told He is the son of Mrs Mary Polansky 6711 Twenty-seventh avenue The dinner also honored Mrs Polansky who was celebrating her birthday anniversary The date for the wedding has been set for April 19 The engagement of Miss Lillian Jensen to Vernon Woltersciorf both of Somers was announced yesterday by her parents Mr and Mrs A Jensen Announcement is made today by Mr and Mrs Frank Lavenduskey 2613 Twenty-fourth avenue of the engagement of their daughter Miss Garnet Lavenduskey to Clarence Willems son of Mrs Rose Willems 1011 Forty-third street No date has been set for the wedding Mr and Mrs Martin Stefanic 1109 Adams street North Chicago announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Louis A Serpe I son of Mr and Mrs Frank Serpe 1802 Sixty-seventh street An announcement made by Mr and Mrs John Blank 6115 Twenty-sixth avenue reveals the engagement of their daughter Miss Elaine Blank to Glenn Burbridge son of Mr and Mrs John Bur-bridge 6125 Twenty-sixth avenue Mr and Mrs Quinn 4227 Wilson Voad announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Patri cia Quinn to Ralph Fox son of Mr and Mrs John Fox 6411 Twenty-first avenue Children Will Give Plays Tomorrow A comedy 'Right Answer" will be given as the Christmas play for the children of the Holy Rosary church in the parish house tomorrow afternoon at 3 The playwright is Lucy Kennedy Brown The play which deals with the problems of a young man in finding a suitable wife will be given by the junior children of Mary fidelity Christmas carol singing will follow and Nareen Penola and Barbara O'Chetti will recite poems Another play "Through St Nicholos to the Child Jesus" written by the Rev Helfin will be given by small children of the parish After the program Santa Claus will present gifts Children's Festival to be Given at Church The children's annual Christmas festival at St Paul's Lutheran church will take place tomorrow evening at 7:15 o'clock at the church The program of recitations and instrumental and vocal numbers will be given by children of the Sunday school All of the children will receive Christmas presents delivered personally by Santa Claus St Thomas Young People's Dance Set for Tonight The young people of St Thomas parish will sponsor a dance at the hall this evening beginning at 8:30 o'clock Dance music will be provided by popular dance recordings Carol Service Tonight i Members of St James choir Will sing a program of Christmas carols at St Catherine's hospital this eve- ning beginning at 8 o'clock Julia Barsi to Become Bride on February 15 Yesterday at a family dinner irt Chicago Mr and Mrs Angelo Barsi Twenty-fifth avenue an nounced that the date for their daughter's marriage to Henry Re-dini of Chicago had been set The date is to be Saturday February 15 Mr Redini is the son of Mr and Mrs Armando Redini also of Chicago Reveal Wedding of 11a Gean Grade Charles Phelan Jr An announcement which will be of much interest to their many friends in Kenosha since both principals are so well known is that made today by Mr and Mrs William Grade 1322 Sixty-fifth street revealing the marriage their daughter Miss Ila Gean Grade to Charles Phalen Jr Mr Phalen is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Phalen 610 Sixtieth street The marriage ceremony took place in Dubuque la on Oct 12 Mr and Mrs Phalen Jr are at home in the Terrace Court apart? ments Berry Family Sings for VFW Christmas Party One of the highlights of the gala Christmas party given by the VFW on Monday evening was the appearance of the Berry family which entertained with vocal numbers in either duet trio quartet and quintet groups The Berry family comprising seven musicians are well known for their musical offerings Comprising the quintet offering were Mrs Charles Berry her- three sons Robert Charles and Donald and Mrs Berry's sister Edna Luella Gardner Line of Beauty- Pat Nos 1859198-1899980 JTsixth if AVENUE Opea Saturday Till 6:30 Mi IMC I to Not in Every Style I wf Open SIXTH Saturday lAVEN UE Till III MC 6:30 lii WEDDING TOLD TODAY Mr and Mrs William Grade today announced the marriage of their daughter Miss Ha Gean Grade to Charles Phalen Jr which took place in Dubuque la on October The well known young couple will make -their home in the Terrace Court apartments Good Diet is Very Important Diet Expert Advises on Checking Meals Each Day We can be hungry without realizing it 'Hungry' in this case means that the food we eat does not make for good health even though it may satisfy our appetites" explains Mary Brady extension nutritionist the University of Wisconsin And studies show that this is exactly the kind of diet that many in this country are using So the wise homemaker checks her meals every day to be sure that she is including enough of the foods that make for good nutrition Miss Brady suggests that one of the main foods to watch is milk Children and pregnant and nursing women she says need one quart every day while the grown mem- bers of the family should have at least a pint Good meals also include four to five servings of vegetables and fruits every day Of these servings it is "wise to have one tomatoes or oranges or grape fruit another potatoes and a third leafy green or yellow vegetables Then make up the total number of servings we add three to five helpings of other vegetables each week and one daily serving of some fruit other than oranges or other cifrus kind When it comes to eggs Miss Brady recommends four or five a week for young children and if possible one every day Grown folks need at least two or three week Also a "top-notch" diet includes meat fish or poultry every day if possible Some whole grain cereal breakfast food should appear on the menu every day This is especially important for children "Serve bread and butter at every meal" continues Miss Brady "And whenever possible choose bread made of whole grain flour" We can wisely plan to have dessert once a day and sometimes twice Incidentally these desserts may include part of the protective foods such as milk eggs and fruit that we need for the day Even water is considered as part of a good diet Nutritionists suggest six or eight glasses a day CLEAOAHG Suede pumps Sandals in Brown and Black and liiiir is $295 O'Conner Dorothy Williams Kathryn 41 Year Old Tradition Held inS'omers Family Reunion by the Late Sarah Smith is Carried on by Relatives Yesterday out in Somers a 41-year-old tradition was carried on which was established by the late Mrs Sarah Smith of the Wood road Somers to always celebrate Christmas day as a reunion of her entire family of 10 children which in later years took in her children grandchildren and great-grandchildren At the present time it includes three generations This tradition is being carried out at the present time- by Allie Smith as host and Miss Florence Smith as hostess at the old homestead on the Wood road with the assistance of the entire family Those Present Attending the affair yesterday were Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Paul Smith and daughter Marily Kenosha Harry Smith Somers Edna and Helen Smith Evanston Thomas Smith Racine and Donald Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Barkum and two daughters Donna Lou and Mary Ann Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Wan-die Rhodes and Carol and Handler Somers Mr and Mrs Milton Smith daughter Joann and Vernon Wal- dersdorf Somers Mr and Mrs Curtis Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Glen Smith and daughter Arlene Somers Mr and Mrs Sam Smith Somers lone Lorna and Sheila and Merlin Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Earl Smith Mr and Mrs Leo Smith Mr and Mrs Guse daughter Judith Ann Racine Florence Harmon Barney Allie Smith Somers Mr and Mrs Matt Schmitt Kenosha Mrs Fannie Blackburn sister of the late Sarah Smith Mr and Mrs William Smith sons William Donald and daughter Lois Many other friends of the family were present for the gala occasion Individual Servings Add Interest Even the homely stew rich and flavorful though it may be is more interesting if served differently Next time serve the family potpie in individual ramekins with your very best biscuit crust on top or a nice oven-browned garnish of mashed white or sweet potatoes They'll dig with vigor Home Style Peanut Butter To make peanut butter at home shell and roast the peanuts discard the brown skin and put the peanuts through the finest knife of your food chopper Repeat several times until the mixture is like: paste Add one-fourth teaspoon of salt for each cup of paste Store in covered jar in refrigerator Tips for the Bride Fold those lovely Irish linen damask cloths as few times as possible and don't press the folds too hard When you re-fold after a laundering fold in a different spot from the last time But best of all don fold at all but roll onan old mailing tube or broom handle or any other gadget you can find to fit your cloth Flavor cauliflower with crisp hot crumbled bacon It gives a grand savory taste Go light on the salt as the bacon will supply most of that NOW Under-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1 Does not rot dresses does not irritate skin 2 NowaitingtodryCanbeusea right after shaving 3 Instantly stops perspiration for 1 to 3 days Removes odor from perspiration 4 Apurewhitegteaselessstain-less vanishing cream 5 Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the Amecican Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics 25 MILLION jaxi of Arrid fcavvbeeoisold Try ajaxtodayt 12 at to a Club Guide Woman's auxiliary of EMBA will meet at the Public Service building Friday at 2:80 The Ladies of the Vikings will meet tomorrow at 8 at the Swedish-American hall for an exchange of gifts followed by a pot luck supper Mrs William Fogarty 7316 Thirteenth avenue will' entertain the Kenosha chapter of the American War Mothers at her home tomorrow at 2 Christmas gifts will be exchanged Townsend club No 1 will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Cong-don Conservatory for a business session followed by a social hour Sugar and Salt Affect Bread Speed Bread Dough Rises Depends on Yeast Used The speed with which bread dough rises depends on more than the amount of yeast used and the temperature of the room "The other ingredients we use in our bread have a good deal to do with the rising of the dough" explains Mary Brady extension nutritionist at the University of Wisconsin "The amount of sugar for example affects the rising" The yeast needs sugar in order to help make the gas that causes the dough to rise explains the state nutritionist All wheat flours it seems contain some sugar but they don't have enough to make the dough as light as we like So we i add sugar to the mixture However we must be caremi about tne amount we add because too much will slow down the rising instead of speeding it up That's one reason our very sweet doughs rise more slowly than the plain ones About one tablespoon of sugar for each cup of liquid or for each pound of flour is the amount we ordinarily use in plain bread Swee' and fancy breads and rolls contain more of course Granulated white sugar is the kind we usually add but brown sugar honey sorghum and molasses also give good results in fancy breads "Salt also affects the rising cf dough by slowing down the action of the yeast" suggests Miss Brady "This is one reason that some home-makers like to use a little more salt in the summer when warm weather tends to make the dough rise too quickly However the usual amount is one to one and one-half teaspoons of salt for each cup of liquid or pound of flour" To dress up baked potatoes: Use an apple corer to make 4 holes in each potato Stuff with cut link sausages and bake Why Because each year between Christmas and New Year's we forget cost and clean house before inventory Choose your Hat from our regular stock and save one-half or more 3ii What? Felts and Fabrics Brims Bonnets Turbans Black and every color Young hats women's hats matrons hats At least one hat for you Mow long? One week only i 'his JPmzzlel BIEW YEAH SPECIALS! We suggest that you make your appointment early Mow much? SIXTH 'AVENUE INC di Ws- if Sale of GOSSARD'S Famous Mis Simplicity FOUNDATIONS $Q95 Gossard's famous posture and figure corrective garments are amazingly low priced for this semi-annual event This is not a clearance of old stock but handsome new fabrics and fine elastics specially created for this money saving sale The patented MisSimplicity back strap feature pulls diagonally to slenderize the waist uplift the bust and flatten the abdomen Don't miss this opportunity to save 20 to 30 on your new foundation wardrobe! 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