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Dinner Dance at Country Club of interest among the events of the week in the party at the Iowa City Country club last eve ning. For the dinner which was served at six thirty o'clock, cov ers were arranged for about nine ty at tables appointed in autumn colors. Bowls of zinnias formed the centerpieces and were used in giving a touch of color to the rooms. During the remainder of the evening, a Program of dances furnished entertainment. A tag dance and an old fashioned cir cle two -step were popular feat ures. The committee for the party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. Kuever, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Robbing, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Broderick H. Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Teeters, Mr. and Mrs. c. 3. Ward, Art Exhibit at University Club M, Georges Plasse of Paris and New York, membre de la Societe des Artistes Francais, will exhibit a collection of etchings and aqua tints of leading French artists at the University club rooms on Thursday and Friday of this week from two to six o’clock. The public is invited to visit the exposition. 1» © T. A. Meets Thursday Members of the Women's Chris tian Temperance union will meet in regular session on Thursday afternoon, October 1st, at two thirty o'clock at the Christian church parlors. Mrs. Stephen A. Swisher who recently returned from a Des Moines conference will give a short talk on the study of legislation relative to the suppres sion of crime. _To Hold “Open House” Sunday . Members of the Chi Omega sor ority will hold “open house’ on Sunday afternoon, October 4th, as ‘an introductory, courtesy to their pew “pledges. Kanay Garden Club Studies Dahlias Mra. Ben P. Wallace will be host ess to the garden section of the Iowa City Woman’s club at her homes, $10 North Johnson street, on Thursday afternoon, October 1st at three o'clock. Dahlias” will be the subject for the discussion and Mrs. Carl E. Seashore will be the program leader. Mrs. J. F. Crumley of the Coral ville Dahlia gardens will exhibit extra fine varieties of dahlia and will answer questions in regard to their culture. Members having ‘dahlias in their gardens are urged to bring labeled specimens to the meeting. | Elks' Ladies Club Bridge Members of the Elks’ Ladies club met at the club house yesterday for an afternoon of bridge. The game was played at eight tables with Miss Ida Cerney winning the honors for score. The hostesses for the afternoon included Mrs. Edward M. Hogan, Mrs. C. G. Hungerford, Mrs. Caf ford Palmer, Mrs. ‘C. ©. Ries and Mrs. Catherine Ward. English Lutheran Church Picnic Members of the English Luther an church will have a picnic sur fer at the church parlors on Thurs day evening, October 1st, at six o o'clock to which all members and their families are invited. Houwee holders are requested to bring table service and well-filled bas kets for their families. Coffee will be furnished by the Ladies’ guild A social time has been arranged for the remainder of the evening Soreanson-Moore Miss Alice Moore and Mr. Al vin Sorenson were married on September 23rd, at Davenport Mrs. Sorenson is 2 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moora of Oasis and Mr. Sorenson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sorenson of Solon. Both attend ed the West Branch consolidated school from which Mr. Sorenson was graduated in 1924, t Elder Daughters of University ' Bilder Daughters of the Uni versity will meet at the home of Mrs. Hattie B. Whetstone, Bella Vista place, on Thursday, Octo ber 1st, at twelve o'clock. The ‘usual dinner will be served after which program and business j session will be held Members need not bring dishes or silver ‘ware, Fraternity Pledges Two Announcement is made by Kappa Eta Kapa, engineering fra ternity, of the pledging of Mr. W. E. Evitts and Mr. P. A. Lovett ‘of Davenport. Cerveny-Cole Miss Mildred Marie Cole, niece of Mrs. Mary Cole of Solon, became the bride of Mr. Milo Cerveny of Fairfax, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cerveny of Cedar Rapids, at a pret ty wedding yesterday morning at] . St. Mary's church st Solon. Rev. J. E. Michalek performed the double ring service in the pres ence of a large number of relatives and friends. Miss Clara Brejcha of Cedar Radios, a cousin of the bride, played the wedding march from Lohengrin and Mrs. Wilfred Cole of Iowa City sang a number of nuptial ¢oles. Miss Elenor Zen ishek of Solon, attended her cou sin as bride amaid and Mr. Edmund Cole, a brother of the bride, was the best man. The wedding gown was fashioned of white embroidered georgette with trimmings of velvet petals and brilliants. The coronet veil was held in place with orange blossoms. A shower bouquet of Sunburst roses and lilies of the valley com pleted the bride’s costume. The bridesmaid wore peach georgette with silver lace trimmings and carried Ophelia roses. A reception was given by Mrs. Mary Cole in the afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pod uska, four miles northwest of Solon Mrs. Poduska being a cousin of the bride. About seventy-five guests were in attendance. Mrs. Cerveny was graduated from the Solon high schol last spring while Mr. Cerreny attended the Cedar Rapids Business college. They will live on a farm near Fair fax. Gives Post-Nuptial Shower Miss Zelma Reha was hostess at an attractively appointed party last Monday evening at her home, 815 North Johnson street, as a post nuptial courtesy to Mrs. Eugenia Lechty Boyle. Games and contesta furnished entertainment during the evening and a shower of linen gifts was presented by little Kath erine Grim. A two course luncheon concluded the party, which includ ed twelve girls. Welsh Missionary Society Because of the unfavorable wea ther, the Missionary society of the Welsh Congregational church hall, postponed the meeting scheduled for today and will meet on Friday, October 2nd, for an all-day ses sion at the home of Mrs. J. M. Tudor. Members are requested to note the new date Lyet? W. M. 8, Society Announcement On account of the rain the W. M. G. society of the Christian church will hold the all-day meeting at the church parlors on Thursday, October 1st, instead of at the Co. T. Kirk home as was planned. Mem bers are requested to note the , change, Good Smaritan Encampment Good Samaritan encampment, No. 5, will meet on Friday evening October 2nd, at seven-thirty o’clock. As there will be work in the Pa triarchal degree a large attendance is requested. Last evening the en campment held practice in the Gol den Rule degree. Roy ME University Club Tea Mrs. Carl E. Seashore will be hostess at the Friday afternoon tea ‘of the University club on October 2nd from four to six o'clock. An ‘informal talk will be given by M. ‘Georges Plasse on the collection of etchings exhibited at the club 100ms. Corinth Lodge Meeting Corinth lodge, Knights of Pythias will meet on Thursday evening, October 1st, at seven-thirty o’clock, Eureka Lodge Meeting Eureka ldge, No. 44,10. 0. F. I met last evening at the Odd Fel lows hall for its regular session. A business meeting was followed by a social evening. Pythian Sisters Program About thirty members of the Pythian Sisters Judge held an in teresting meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall, last Monday eve ning. After the short business session, a clever stunt program was presented. A mock wedding proved one of the features of the entertainment which was in charge of Mrs. George W. O'Hara Mrs. C. F. Benda, Mrs. George Hildenbrandt, Mrs. George Brand statter, Mrs. George Bouch, Mrs. QO. A. Summel, Miss Vesta Lane, Mrs. F. A. Tucker and Mrs. W. A. .Harper. At the close of the evening, re freshments were served by the ‘committee composed of Mrs. Ada Sfibyl, Mrs. Adam Thatcher, Mrs. Pearl Hamilton. Entertains House Guest Miss Nellie Phelps entertained at her home 720 east Burlington street, in honor of her house guest, Miss Lea Etta Taylor. The courtesy included Misses Clare Shore, Pearl Nelson, Elizabeth Amlee, Doorthy Shalinburger, Messrs. Roy Todd, Clark Cald well, Horate Lockhart, Arthur Blome, John Lindemann, Gustav Linfemann, Ralph Schessler, Mar shall Lockhart. W. A. A. Party This Evening In accordance with an annual fall custom, the Woman's Ath letic association of the university will entertain at a party this evening at the Women’s gymnas ium. A stunt program will be given and Lawson’s orchestra will play for the informal dance pro gram. Marquette Council Installation Marquette council, Knights of Columbus, will hold a special meeting to install officers on Thursday evening, October 1st. After the installation, a lunch will be served. All members are urged to attend. Newman Club Initiation Plans have been completed for the initiation of new members by Newman club this evening at St. Patrick's gymnasium. The meeting, will begin at 8 even o’clock, “4 eed dag Se os Fraternity arhoundes Pledge Mr. Merle Braley of Britt has jen pledged to membership by the Phi Delta’ ‘theta fraternity, Sit aber * Pen fa
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