Social News From Mrs Mark Home Luncheon And Shower
Mrs George Mark entertained twelve guests at her 412 Cedar street home with a luncheon at 12:30. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Will Cullen first, Mrs Ralph Wittich second, and Miss Betty Mark isolation award. A shower honored Mrs Sample and Miss Madden. A potluck supper and mock wedding followed at 309 East Fourth street with Miss Virginia Brown as bride and Miss Lois Bowser as groom. Out of town guest Miss Katherine Wilms visited from Springfield.
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W. Irving Mark
Chicago
George Mark
Cedar Street
Will Cullen
Ralph Wittich
Betty Mark
Mire. L
Katherine Wilms
Springfield
Olive Douglass
Hollywood Fashion Notes From A Vacation Parade
Judith Allen wears a beige corduroy suit with a plaid blouse and long tight sleeves. Maureen O'Sullivan vacations at Catalina wearing a blue white gingham two piece and sailor cap. Sylvia Sidney lounges at Roosevelt hotel in yellow plaid dress with red green white accents. Muriel Evans attends Cocoanut Grove in a linen dress with grass green and lipstick red trim. Kay Francis and Kenneth McKenna dress in a gay plaid suit with white organdy blouse at Alice Brady's.
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Mer
Judith Allen
Maureen O’sullivan
Catalina Island
Sylvia Sidney
Roosevelt Hotel
B. P. Schulberg
Sylvia
Hollywood
Paramount
the Cocoanut Grove
Robert Young
Muriel Evans
Kay Francis
Kenneth McKenna
Alice Brady’s
Nichols Family Reunion Holds Second Annual Event
The Nichols family met Friday at the Weet Liberty fair grounds for their second annual reunion with a basket dinner and 119 attending. Four members have attended all reunions. oldest present was Albert Whitacre over 80. Officers were re-elected, with E. C. Nichols as president and W. G. Anderson as secretary-treasurer. Out-of-town guests included Des Moines and Cedar Rapids families, with members from Ann Arbor and Drumheller.
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Journal
Nera We UM
Nichols
Weet Liberty Fair Grounds
Albert Whitacre
J. L. Nichols
al Tommey
C. Nichols
Muscatine
Whitacre
E. IC. Nichols
W. G. Anderson
Awan Lise
BH. A. Knott
Kenneth Demming
Iowa City
J. C. Nichols
C. B. Nichols
Des Moines
Morey Eby
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Mountain
Clinton Nichols
John Dorsey
John Jr
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Connelly
Mary
Tom Anderson
Alex Anderson
Drumheller
Alberta
Canada
George Nichols
L. A. Whitacre
van Noland
Walter Fogg
Elinor and Bessie Plan Hope for the Thropes
Elinor joins the Thropes for dinner and sees their needs lay bare. Jim Junior proposes spending the $100 to help Bert, Sexton, and others, while Bessie sketches plans for clothes, repairs, and a kitchen sink to ease poverty. Elinor, moved, considers how Aunt Ella’s will affects them.
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Bessie
Sexton
Elinor
Jim
Bert
Ella
Jim Junior
Young Jim
Nightgate of Passion and Threat in a City Affair
Vance Carter plots to kill his lover Lida after she refuses to leave her husband Bentwell. Lida confides he fears Bentwell and a $100 bequest to Aunt Ella complicates escape. Carter drinks away then returns with a revolver, heading to Park Avenue while the doorman notes the deadly twist in a stretch of scandalous city life.
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Hither Stafford
Barrett
Marcia
Dleaty
Mata
Marcis
Hariend
Lida Stafford
Elinor
Vance Carter
Lida
Benson
Vance
Bentwell
Ella
Joe
Park Avenue
Wilkins
Carterman
Sixth District Picnic Planned by Iowa Federation Clubs
Plans for the Sixth district picnic of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs set for July 30 at Davenport Country Club. Health committee led event with 3 p m start, golf swimming and horseback riding, picnic supper, cards, and a health play by Miss Marie Struve. Anticipated attendance 200+.
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Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Davenport
Marie Struve
Muscatine Club
Ellanor Parker
River Road
Margaret K. Stewart
Phoenix
Ariz
National Federation
J Asthalter Family Marks Two Wedding Anniversaries
At a Friday evening gathering at the J Asthalter home 508 Sycamore Street two anniversaries were noted. The 53rd anniversary of Mr and Mrs J Asthalter and the 25th anniversary of Mr and Mrs E J Asthalter of 204 West Fifth were celebrated with about 15 attendees enjoying an informal evening.
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J. Asthalter
Sycamore Street
E. J. Asthalter
West Fifth Street
Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting Scheduled
The Daughters of Union Veterans set a Monday night gathering at Memorial hall. The Women’s Benefit Association will meet at 7 45 p m Monday at Mrs Clara Heerd’s home 1116 Oak Street.
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The
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Women’s Benefit Association
Clara Heerd
Oak Street
Marriage Licenses Rise in Muscatine County June
The Muscatine County marriage license office reports 21 licenses issued in June, up from May’s 16 and compared with five in June of the previous year after repeal of the five day notice law. The May total was 16. The article also notes a June rise following policy changes. The Miss Mull ley devotional and talks on China schools and missionaries were part of a Weed Park picnic hosted by the United Brethren women’s mission society.
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Muscatine County
E. C. Erwin
Y W C A Announces Week of Activities
The Young Women's Christian Association lists a full week of programs. Plunges, swims, exhibitions, and tennis are scheduled for Monday through Saturday with sessions for junior girls employed girls matrons and children.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Weed Park
Sulzberger Nevela Families Plan July Fourth Picnic
The Sulzberger and Nevela families select July 4 for their annual reunion at Merholz Lake near Wapello. The all day picnic includes entertainment and a basket dinner, hosted by the committee in charge.
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Sulzberger
Nevela
Merholz Lake
Wapello
Geertz Ceremony Held at Nichols Methodist Parsonage
Hazel M Geertz and Louie A Geertz were married in Nichols at 6 30 p m with Rev Druse officiating The single ring ceremony followed by a wedding dinner for 20 at the Hendriks home The couple will reside on a farm southeast of West Liberty The wedding guests included Mr and Mrs John Hendriks and the bride’s sister
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John Hendriks
Mrs. Geertz
West Liberty
Plays Will Be Enacted at New Era
A meeting of the New Era young people's society at the community building Friday evening included games and singing. The group planned a Monday rehearsal for the cast of two plays Green Shadows and At the Stroke of Twelve with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bingelli Jr. Refreshments followed the friendship circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Young People’s Society
Lawe
Clifford Pantel
Ceaetin
Fred Bingelli, Jr
Gingham Girls Host Luncheon at Hotel Muscatine
Members of the Gingham Girl club held a one o clock luncheon at Hotel Muscatine. Bridge games in the afternoon awarded prizes to Laura McKeone Leona Toyne and Mrs Hagermann. Special guest was Mrs Lucille Lange. Hostess Iona Biesner to entertain next week at East Eleventh Street.
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Hotel Muscatine
Laura McKeone
Leona Toyne
Hagermann
Lucille Lange
Iona Biesner
East Eleventh Street
Bloomington League Defers July Meeting
The Bloomington Community League cancels its regular July meeting and plans a community picnic in early August with the exact date to be announced later.
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Bloomington
Bloomington Community League
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