Pre Nuptial Events In Honor Of Miss Howland
Miss Gladys Howland prepares for her marriage to George L. Drips with multiple pre nuptial gatherings. Friends hosted luncheons dinners and bridge prizes at venues including Mrs Smith's tea room Elms tea room and the Y W C A while guests sewed tea towels for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Gladys Howland
George L. Drips
Addie Zika
First Street
Anne Grissel
Second Street
Eleanor Montgomery
Seventeenth Street NE
Elms Tea Room
Mr. Drips
Bridge
Florence Leiter
Mildred Miller
Roland Mochimann
Grant High
B Avenue NE
Bernice Moffit
Seventeenth Street
Betty Terrill
Third Street
Litta Walker
Fourth Avenue
Kate Munkhoff
Elsie Propst
Blue Gray Fashion for Spring Suits and Accessories
Amos Parrish notes a spring trend mixing blue and gray for a versatile, smart look. Blue grays appear in suits hats shirts ties and socks with calmer blues and grays creating wearable, individual style. He cautions against overuse but urges subtle blue gray accents in wardrobe furnishings and dress.
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Amos Parrish
Dr Stanclift Speaks At D A R Washington Dinner
Dr Stanclift presided as speaker at a D A R Washington dinner attended by fifty four guests at the Hotel Montraxe. The event featured remarks on the American Revolution era and included guest introductions, with several individuals named among attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stanclift
D.A.R. Washington
Montraxe
Amenras Revauusa
Ws S
Porseni
Stancitr
Farme
Owen
Ihs
Tepmrt
Imac
Paina
Ted Whuis
Sue Cenk
Bogette
Emil
Colonial Ball Of Coe Y W C Shimmers With Colorful Pageantry
The Colonial Ball of Coe YWCA drew nearly 200 guests to a dining room decked in black white and silver with white sweet peas roses and freesia. Miss Nedra Arendts as general chair announced YWCA officer results naming Helen Burt president and a broad cabinet. Prof Ethel Outland toasted and 400 watched colonial dances led by Martha and George before a grand march and social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina Washerton
Colen.si
Coe Colese YT. W. C
Velimge
Voorhess
Ginner
Etith Benson
Martha
Margaret Sundberg
George
Nedra Arendts
Ethel Outland
Coe
Lenore Stark
Betty Bible
Elizabeth Burlanck
Helen Hanson
Benson
YWCA
Y. W
Helen Burt
Marion
Elizabeth Burianek
Sara Palmer
Mary Jane Stangland
Lucretia Lillie
Corinne Campbell
Helen Clare
Kathryn Kendall
Eleanor Pooler
Isla May McSperrin
Beth Courtney
Catherine Crane
Department of Physical Education For Women
Ethel Ryan
Woman's Club hears talks on early birds and magnolias
Twenty five members of the nature and garden department met Thursday afternoon. Miss Nellie Fuhrmeister spoke on Early Spring Birds and Mrs 3 L Bhen discussed Magnolia and Azaleas for Iowa. Both talks were illustrated with lantern slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Bhen
Iowa
Symphony Conductors Are Music Dept Study
The Woman's club music department met Wednesday afternoon to hear Mrs. M. O Ultang read a paper on Contemporary Symphony Conductors. Mrs W E Mickel gave notes on Franck Hahn and Debussy, with others sharing program items.
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Woman's Club
M. O Ultang
W E. Mickel
Franck, Hahn and
Debussy
Kroekard
Watne Basler
Fot
Youne
W Ow We
Basie
Sant Ture Dove 'Bemberg
W C T U Institute Brings Groups Together in St Pauls
East and West Side WCTU unions join Marion and Kenwood Park units for the fifth institute at St Pauls chapel. Flora Manville opened the program. Jeanette Mann urged support for peace purity and prohibition. reports note literature prizes and aid to reformatories and soldiers.
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WCTU
Marion
Kenwood Park
St Paul's Chapel
Flora Manville
Jeanette Mann
Anna Henning
Rovat Tang
WCCTU
Paucatina
Fort King Trex
Turetta McCain
Belle Dezel
Iowa State Fur
Anamosa Reformatory
Sinting
Hungerford
Henning
Woccot U
McCain
Hoover
Dezell
van Fossen
Union Sienal
Hot Gittines
Shepard
Tata Sigma
Ruth Boyson Bride Elect Feted by Local Friends
Ruth Boyson named March 1 as her wedding date to Raymond J. Stevenson of Iowa City. Friends and sorority alumnae hosted tea at Mrs. Horace G. Hedges home and luncheon gatherings at several local homes in her honor.
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Ruth Boyson
Raymond J. Stevenson
Iowa City
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Horace G. Hedges
Seventeenth Street
Kappa
Stanley Meek
Roy C. Alt
Harold Trewin
J. L
Boyson
Ruth Barth
Forest Drive
Miss Boyson
Alice Leefers
Wallace Boyson
Chapter Dek of Ph. O
Mozart club plans Saturday meeting with guest artist from Beethoven club
Elise Menuette announces regular Mozart club gathering Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Guest artist Miss Maxine Boege, cellist, joins under Mrs. Edna Mae Sila with a program of classical works by Saint-Saens Schubert Mendelssohn Chopin Beethoven and others performed by a roster of local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Maxine Boege
Beethoven Club
Edna Mae Sila
Saint-Saens
Maxine Boegel
Virginian Paul
Barbara Anne Shonka
Mendelssohn
Geneva Haldeman
Elwin Newell Hosts Small Party At Home
Elwin Newell of 1104 Nineteenth Avenue SW entertained friends Thursday evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Dorothy Mae Melsa Jean Starry Ruby Hartkimeyer Wanda Farmer Doris Farmer Mary Jane Marousek Josephine Brayton Thomas McDermott Robert McDermott Charles Hamer Robert Wild Elwin Newell and Mr and Mrs Dale Newell.
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Elwin Newell
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Dorothy Mae Melsa
Jean Starry
Ruby Hartkimeyer
Wanda Farmer
Doris Farmer
Mary Jane Marousek
Josephine Brayton
Thomas McDermott
Robert McDermott
Charles Hamer
Robert Wild Elwin Newell
Dale Newell
Aunt Het on contempt of court and probing questions
AUNT HET laments a lawyer’s intrusive questions in court suggesting such conduct shows a lawyer has no business near the bench. She frames the moment as a gesture of contempt and defends a nearby speaker’s sharp handling.
Dorothy Bane Returns Home After Week with Nichols
Miss Dorothy Bane arrives in Des Moines on Thursday night after a week at the home of Mr and Mrs A Nichols located at 1107 Tenth Street NW.
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Dorothy Bane
Des Moines
A. Nichols
Tenth Street
Clubs-Lodges Junior Court to Meet Saturday in WoF W Hall
Junior Court No 12 of the Ben Hur Life association meets Saturday in WoF W hall at 130 pm with guest day. Each member may bring a friend. A program, games and refreshments are planned. Star Juveniles and Degree of Honor Protective association also hold sessions with hostesses Mrs Clara Heider and Mrs Mary Hayes at Moose Hall.
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The
Ben Hur Life Association
Star Juveniles
Star No. 4
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Moose Hat
Clara Heider
Mary Hayes
Phi Rho Sigma Elects Cedar Rapids Officers at Iowa
In My chapter at the University of Iowa Warren Ross was elected president and Paul Tischer vice president. Other officers chosen include Worthy Boden of Knoxville treasurer and James Redmond of Monticello secretary.
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Phi Rho Sigma
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Warren Ross
Paul Tischer
Worthy Boden
Knoxville
James Redmond
Monticello
Mrs P O Clark Visits Sister in Monmouth
Mrs P O Clark of 138 Twenty sixth Street drive SE visits her sister Mrs B Li Lee and family in Monmouth for a week or ten days.
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Bro van Vechien Shaffer
Nazsaustrest
Herbert Stamats
Linden Drive
Chicago
Birthday Gathering for Clara Crowe at Home
Clara Lovisa Crowe enjoyed a birthday surprise hosted by friends on a Wednesday. Bridge yielded the high score to Mrs. Crowe. The group then visited Mable Karr’s home for refreshments with Mable Karr Isabelle Reynolds Vesta Webster Naomi Blessing Alma Humble and Lenore Humble in attendance.
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Clara Lovisa Crowe
Mrs. Crowe
Mable Karr
Isabelle Reynolds
Vesta Webster
Naomi Blessing
Alma
Lenore Humble
Surprise party honors Mrs Blick at Walford gathering
A group of friends surprised Mrs. Joe Blick of Walford on Wednesday evening for a birthday party. Present were Mr and Mrs Charles Snell, Mr and Mrs Leo Hasley, Mr and Mrs John Broz, and Mr and Mrs Louis Sedlcek. High score won by Charles Snell with John Broz earning consolation.
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Joe Blick
Walford
Charles Snell
Leo Hasley
John Broz
Louis Sedlacek
Roosevelt P T A Meets With Notable Student, Coach Praise
About 125 parents and teachers attended the Roosevelt school February P T A meeting. Mrs. George Seeley led a business session naming a nominating committee. Frank Martin praised for boys athletics. medals shown. Reports from chairmen listed. choral prayer closed. Mrs. C A Love spoke briefly and a short play titled The Ideal P T A Birthday Cake was presented.
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Arthur Axmear
John Runner
Frank Danberg
Louis Herdlicka
PTA
D Williams
Floyd Anderson
Guy Curran
C. A. Love
Tea and recreation hour hosted by domestic science department
Mrs. L. C. Schuknecht, Mrs. R. F. Erickson, Mrs. George Hayes, Mrs. William H. Jensen, Mrs. T. L. Baumgartner, Mrs. Arthur Axmear, Mrs. J. W. Cocayne, Mrs. S. C. Stookey, Mrs. Charles W. Matthews, Mrs. Walter Stephenson, Mrs. Ss. E. Wright, Mrs. A. Herbeck, Mrs. James Maloney, Mrs. Thomas Hardiman, Mrs. Ed Hardy, Mrs. George Seeley, Mrs. F. J. Anderson and Mrs. D. Williams attended. A recreation hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the domestic science department under Miss Julia Tow. Mrs. George Seeley and Mrs. C. A. Love presided at the tea table.
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L. C. Schuknecht
R. F. Erickson
George Hayes
William H. Jensen
T. L. Baumgartner
Arthur Axmear
J. W. Cocayne
S. C. Stookey
Charles W. Mathews
Walter Stephenson
Ss. E. Wright
A. Herbeck
James Maloney
Thomas Hardiman
Butterflies Taste With Their Legs
Butterflies sense sugars with their legs and have a sensitivity about 1600 times greater than the human tongue in identifying sweetness.
Iowa House Votes to Raise Sealing Fee on Corn
The Iowa House approved by 72 to 21 a bill to raise the maximum sealing fee for corn from one half to one cent per bushel. Supporters say the higher rate aids counties with sparse corn production. The fee had been cut from one cent to one half during the corn loan program. The measure moves to the Senate for concurrence in amendments.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa House
House
Senate
Leopold III Is Crowned King Of Belgium In Grand Ceremony
Belgium welcomes Leopold III as king after oath before Parliament ending Albert I's reign. Thousands cheer as he rides from the royal castle to the Chamber of Deputies, with Queen Astrid absent due to expected birth. Diplomatic representatives attend the lavish ceremony.
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Brussels
Leopold III
Lnte
Albert I
Chamber of Deputies
Royal
Laecken
Astrid
Royal Castle
Leopold
DuBois Chosen Master of Kilwinning Lodge
Jesse A. DuBois was elected ven erable master of Kilwinning Lodge of Perfection of the Scottish Rite at the annual meeting held Wednesday night. Others chosen are J. Rhoads Treichler senior warden Stanley C. Moore junior warden William C. Henning almoner William M. Evans orator C. C. Shapleigh secretary George FP Miller treasurer the last four re elected.
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Jesse A. DuBois
Kilwinning
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Arrives in Seville for Film Location
American actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr. arrived in Seville Spain on Thursday to scout locations for his next picture titled Adios Don Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
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