The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-11-27
Bevies of Kenosha Brides
Choose Today and Thanks
giving For Solemnizing
OF Nuptials.
ARNESON LILLEY WEDDING
Miss Helen Arneson Becomes Bride Of
Robert w. Lilley In Quiet Ceremony
At st. James Parsonage This
Afternoon.

November Is truly the month Of
brides, for the number Of fashionable
and interesting weddings this month
far surpasses even those of the "month
Of roses y The Thanksgiving season
is an especially appropriate time and
many of Kenosha g bride-elects have
chosen this happy day for the solemn
izing Of their nuptials. A few have
decided upon today and among these
are Miss Helen Arneson who was mar
ried to Robert w. Lilley at the st.
James parsonage at four o'clock this
afternoon The second wedding to
take place at the St. James parsonage
is that of Miss Vega Tolf and Michael
Loewen which was solemnized at $3.50
O'Clock. Miss Sara Mathison and
Charles Dickinson were united in mar
riage by the Rev. Bake Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church at 1920 o..
clock this morning. At four O'Clock
this afternoon Miss Minnie Reiser and
J. Perlie Berrong Of Gary, Ind, were
married by the Rev. Carl Buenger at
the Friedens Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
The first Of the Thanksgiving Day
weddings will be that of Miss Madelon
Cox and Mitchell Becker of Racine,
which will take place at $3.50 o'clock
in the st. James Church. At Z clock
Miss Ida Tackle and Cyril Kotz win be
united in marriage by the Rev. A. j.,
Nickel at st. George Church, At this
same church, at 8 o'clock, Miss Agnes
Lamirance and Frank Il. Scholey will
be married. The nuptials of Miss Lor-
eta Eddy and Harry Reith will be
solemnized at 8 clock at st. Thomas
Church Three weddings are scheduled
for Thanksgiving afternoon at Grace
Lutheran Church. Miss Margaret Rich
ter will be married to Andrew Ander-
son, Jr., Of Racine; Miss Edna Letting
will become the bride of Harry Fuller
Of Great Lakes; and Miss Edith Bjorn
will be married to Harry Oberly.
Arnoson-Lilley Nuptials.
The wedding of most interest to Ke-
noshans is that Of Miss Helen. Arneson
and Robert w. Lilley, which took place
at the st. James parsonage at four
O'Clock this afternoon. The Rev. R. j.
Smith read the ring ceremony. Miss
Arneson was married in late model
taupe panne velvet, trimmed in squir-
rel Her small taupe hat had a crown
of squirrel and her corsage of orchids
added delicate touch of color to the
chic costume. The couple were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arneson.
The soft tones Of Mrs. Arneson s brown
velvet frock were brought out by her
Hudson seal wrap. A smart hat of
gold cloth added the finishing touch.
Mrs. Arneson 8 bouquet was Of Ophelia
roses and pom-pons.
After the performing of the ceremo-
ny the bridal party repaired to the Ar
neson home at 40 Exchange street
where wedding supper was served to
thirty guests. The home and bridal Ia,
BILE were tastefully decorated with the
season 3 choicest flowers. The couple
have not made known the itinerary of
their wedding trip but upon their re-
turn they will reside at 1872 Roberts
street
Popular in Younger Set
Mrs. Lilley is one Of the most charm.
ing and popular members of Kenosha's
younger set. She is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Arneson Of 40 Exchange
street. AS a member of numerous
clubs she has been lavishly entertained
by fellow-club members and dame ru-
NOR has it that, owing to the fact that
the wedding date was not set until re-
Gently, many of the parties will be Civ
en- later.
The Arnesons formerly resided in Ra-
zine where Mrs. Lilley received her ed
ncation. She is graduate of st. Cath
srine 5 Academy. Mr.. Lilley is the. son
If Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilley Of 500
Collins street. He is a graduate of
Kenosha High School and during the
war served in the navy where he held
The rank of ensign. He is at present
connected with the American Brass Co.
Preparations have been oamYla+od for