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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1933
Page
4
A NEA feature explains serving cheese as a bulk self serve course. It describes cutting Swiss in chunks not thin slices, arranging a ground platter with crackers and bread rims, and garnishing with parsley and olives. It notes varieties like Liederkrantz Camembert Roquefort Gruyere and Brie, with fruit accompaniments and appropriate pairings.
Elinor and Bar rett reconcile after a night of confessions and a public drama with Marcia. Gerald returns to Marcia as Elinor and Barry plan a future together, while Higgins celebrates the restored harmony and the pair promise to visit Gerald often. The scene ends with the couple embracing as Higgins notes the happiness.
About 150 members of Woodbine Camp Royal Neighbors with families and friends gathered at Weed Park Friday for the annual picnic. Prizes went to Charles Kleindolph oldest man present and Mrs Flora Dunker oldest woman present. Navola Small and Marlin Vetter were youngest girls, Charles Kincaid youngest boy, and Mrs Agnes Wright woman with largest family. Other awards were given to Mrs Iane Horton, Mrs Lutie Mae Winning, Mrs Helen Tadewald and Miss Edna Moomey. A basket supper was served.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bierman hosted a surprise party for their daughter Eva Bierman on her twenty second birthday. Guests included Viola Heuer Louise Heuer Vera Novak Gertrude Thauren Edward Lovewell Nick Moss Ernest Shwe del and Archie Bierman. A large cake with 22 candles and cards provided the entertainment before luncheon.
Mrs Jenmie Richardson was elected press reporter for the Women's Relief corps at a Friday afternoon meeting in city hall club rooms. A second business session is planned in two weeks and all W R C members are urged to attend.
Miss Leah Blatchley of Magqpio keta elected grand protector at Des Moines state convention. Miss Nell Smallfield of Davenport re elected grand mistress of records and correspondence. Bertha Buffington Cedar Rapids named grand chief. Pearl Wirth Cherokee grand senior. Alice Carter Fairfield grand junior. Alice Booth Boone named manager. Muscatine delegates Florence Mason Lena Grot ers Helen Grensing present.
Twenty four members and friends of the Protestant Evangelical Ladies Aid enjoyed a Friday picnic at Musser Park. A picnic lunch was served and social time followed. Special guests were Mrs. Richard Sanborn and son and Mrs. Dora Sanborn of San Diego visiting Mrs. Fred Johnson, 1558 Washington Street. Next Aid meeting is September 1 at the church.
Mrs. Charles Hagermann Jr entertained the Gingham Girls Friday at her Orange street home. Bridge at two tables with high tally to Mrs. William Bueser, second to Mrs. Leona Toyne, and special award to Mrs. Florence Dora. Next Friday host is Mrs. L D Krueger at 526 Mulberry Avenue.
Members of the McNall and Hesser families will meet at Weed park on Saturday August 12 for their annual reunion. A basket dinner will be served at noon followed by a program and officer elections in the afternoon. Officers this year are John McNall Joy Illinois president Mrs Arthur Wroge Buffalo Iowa secretary and Mrs Charles Mewes Muscatine treasurer.
The Woman's Benefit Association plans its annual picnic next Wednesday August 9 in Weed Park. A supper will be served at 6 o'clock after informal visiting hours. Fifty or more members and guests are expected including husbands and families. The event will be held on the point near the canons.
Iowans living in California will attend the annual Iowa reunion on Saturday August 12 at Bixby Park Long Beach with over 100000 Hawkeyes from western states expected. The program features the college hour from 3 to 4 p m music oratory and introductions of noted Iowans. The Golden Wedding Pageant honors about 200 couples married 50 years or more with a special address and music after a basket dinner.
Miss Lucy Milligan general secretary of the YWCA sails Sunday to Port Byron Illinois for a week at Camp Archie Allen. The camp offers rest and a conference for secretaries and business women with Miss Carla Holterman YWCA secretary in charge.
The Loyalty Legion young people division will host a round table discussion at First Friends Church led by Mrs. Ada Hagler state W C T U worker. The meeting starts at 7 o clock Sunday night and invites all city youths to attend with invitations sent to churches Sunday morning.
The Muscatine County W C T U elected Rev. Miss Viola Smith president with Mrs Ralph Schwertferger as vice president, Mrs Tom Foglesong secretary, and Mrs Anna Oxley treasurer. Ada Hagler of Chicago spoke on current issues. New officers to be elected again Monday at the Y W C A parlors.
Misses Frances and Zella Smith host friends at the Lee Smith residence with games dancing and music. Refreshments late. attendees include the Smiths Fisher Cooley Stoneburner Malone Leggins Erwin Millage Showalter Hinkhouse Duffy Arnold Whited and others.
A social and business meeting of Lady Eagles No 4 is planned at Mrs. Elsie Height's home on 605 Hope Avenue Monday night.
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