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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1924
Page
3
Today listings include showers for Miss Vera Ostling and Miss Mina Kellner, luncheons for Mrs M L Ratterne and Mrs George Ross, and multiple club meetings. Tomorrow features more teas, luncheons, and social gatherings at various halls and homes including Progressive Temple No 77 and I O O F facilities.
Bride to be shortlists footwear for wedding season with practical choices. Flat heeled oxfords suit sport wear while patent trimmed styles and strapped heels complement suits and frocks. For evening wear gold or silver slippers pair with matching stockings. Satin or patent pumps with buckles or straps suit silk gowns.
Mrs M L Ratterne hosts a luncheon for her sister with 20 guests at 4500 Arthur Street then a Tacoma departure. The Monday Athletic club holds a round robin at the Sioux City Boat club with luncheon at 10 and bridge in the afternoon hosted by Mrs J Stanley Eales Mrs H Dax ton and Mrs J Crown. Other gatherings include Women’s Civic and church groups meeting at Bernard tearoom the Knights of Columbus hall and various circles with delegates and entertainments. Visitors include Mrs Merritt Smith from California and Mrs Ethel K Collier.
Mr J L Kennedy hosted by Mrs O C Servis for a mah jong and bridge supper. Green Lake Minnesota allure draws Sioux City people with mosely Kellogg Martin party plans and Riviera winter. Alumnae Hesperians meet at Miss Helen Freeman’s home with hostess help. Various luncheons picnics and a 1 oclock Kill Kare Klub luncheon noted along with a bridal luncheon at Davidson tearoom. Sunshin e local machinists auxiliary meets for 7 20 pm. DAR loan exhibit in department store windows attracts interest from early Sioux City residents.
The Register lists city and South Sioux City correspondents who solicit reader news and notices. Vera Hanson, Anna Williams, J Malloy, and Nate Miller are named with contact details. Updates include travel notes, weddings, visits, and summer visits from Mrs Schminkey to Omaha.
A display of pioneer era items includes furniture, counterpanes, costumes, rare relics, pictures, and books. Graber's windows show old coins, Indian relics and flags while Martin's store features costumes and furniture. A 300 year old vase owned by Mrs. Goldie stands out as a notable piece.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will host their annual Flag Day picnic Saturday in the Council Oak camp. It is the last meeting of the season. After a 4 p.m. business meeting, a picnic supper will be served with ice cream and coffee by the committee. Mrs. S. T. Bekins is in charge.
Mrs C D Horton and daughter Glee leave Morningside for a California summer visit after staying with Dr and Mrs J H Carey at 1249 Morningside Ave. Three Morningside teachers return for the summer Miss Helen Wedgewood Geddes SD Miss Ruth Wedgewood Belden Neb Miss Mary Wedgewood Holstein Ind. Leota Pearl Jennings marries Clarence Krage 3117 Dodge Ave at Danish Lutheran Church attended by Arthur Molden and Jane DeCamp. They plan a Minnesota auto tour and will be at home July 1 at 1030 South Paxton Street. Mrs Krage a graduate nurse from St Vincent Hospital.
Miss Mildred Hickman entertained the Record board at 3427 Garretson avenue with outdoor games and a tray luncheon. The Record board members will graduate this week.
Mrs J C McCone and daughter honor Mrs J W Hunter on birthday. Mrs James Kolp of Walmer IA visits during Morningside commencement. Emily Schoonover returns to Bradgate IA after Morningside visit. Lois Haas to head violin at Morningside summer school after Damrosch School in New York. Mrs Jack Lehan and daughter Betty Low visit from Los Angeles three months. Dr and Mrs Frank E Mossman spend a week at Lake Okoboji.
J. W. Hubbs of 4302 Morningside Avenue returned Saturday from Chicago where he spent three weeks on business. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Zeigler and daughter June of 1317 South Glass Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tobey of 3323 Fourth Avenue leave next Saturday for an unspecified destination.
Evangelist W. H. Huff and his wife arrived at 2029 South Joyce street after a six month tour preaching in Panama Chile Argentina and Uruguay. They helped with Bible institutes in 12 Methodist schools with 200 to 300 students and were aided by Bishop Oldham Secretary Wes ley Dr George Howard and Rev G Bullock as they headed to the Methodist general conference in Springfield Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs C B Williams also returned from a motor trip visiting Fort Dodge Burlington Milwaukee and the Chicago schools and the Baptist convention.
Mr and Mrs Ray Darling take their children Raymond Glenn and Gladys Waddell by car for New York City. They will meet Rev and Mrs Stanley Carson missionaries from China who are attending a general conference in Springfield Massachusetts. Mrs Carson is Mrs Darling’s sister.
Mrs C H Cushing of Peters Avenue leaves for the east to join the Dimmitt travel party in Montreal and sail June 12 on the Mount Laurier for a European tour of 78 days. Miss Clara Swain dean of women Yankton College joined the Dimmitt home party yesterday at 3527 Peters Avenue.
Mrs. E L Bergerson of 1210 Morningside avenue left Saturday for Newhall Indiana to spend a month with her sister Mrs A Wheeler. Her husband E L Bergerson departed by auto to the Black Hills South Dakota and nearby areas for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Carl B Hoy of Gregory South Dakota finish a week with Mrs Hoy s parents Mr and Mrs B Bergerson 3405 Fifth Avenue. They depart for Superior Wisconsin where Hoy will attend a coach training course at Gregory High School this summer.
Mrs. L. Griffin of Dows Iowa visits at the home of Rev and Mrs D M Simpson located at 2137 South Lemon street. Mrs W D Ream and her daughter Virginia of Portland Oregon are guests of the Simpsons.
Luella Hightshoe principal of Shenandoah High School will join Morningside College for a summer session. She will instruct Americanization arithmetic and physical education. Mr Hemphill Mrs Quisenberry reside at 2025 South Cedar Street.
Clinton Cowan arrives back at his Eagle Grove residence following a visit with Mrs. M. A. Perry at 1821 Morningside Avenue.
Evelyn Anderson leads the Diamond Jubilee Queen race with 65 000 votes, 20 000 ahead of rival Miss Mary Kneebs. Others include Miss Mary L. Secord 35 000, Miss Helen Lurber 30 000, Miss Loretta Hildebrand 12 500, and several finalists. With two days left, entrants must sell 150 in tickets by Wednesday noon to qualify.
Illinois shows partly cloudy skies tonight with cooler conditions in the west and south portions. Tuesday should be fair. Nebraska remains generally fair tonight and Tuesday with continued cool temperatures. South Dakota also stays generally fair tonight and Tuesday with continued cool air and frost likely in lowland areas tonight.
A list of multiple marriage filings and name exchanges shows individuals from Omaha, Ponca, Newcastle, and surrounding cities, detailing both parties ages and residence. The records reference partners including Mary Jusa, Ella A. Peek, Leota Pearl Jennings, Hil da Hanson, Emma Anderson, Noble Mc Cord, Rose Downs, and others, with ages ranging from 20 to 42.
The Climbing Hill Oto county highway project to replace the old bridge with an 8 by 8 by 24 foot box culvert will be let by the county board of supervisors at Tuesday morning’s meeting. The project costs $1500.
The Degree of Honor No 7 Sioux City Protective association will hold its meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the Odd Fellows hall at Fourth and Jackson. Regular business will be conducted during the session.
A fragment notes rhinestone girdles paired with black lace or satin dinner gowns, highlighting a coordinated evening dress detail. The concise observation reflects accessories complementing formal attire.
The piece observes black hats at peak popularity while noting trends toward white or pale pink hat facing. It emphasizes color contrasts and styling choices for headwear in current fashion.
The Fighting Coward shown at the Plaza yesterday is praised as an entertaining romance comedy with strong period flavor. Cullen Landis stars as Tom Rumford with Ernest Torrence Noah Berry Mary Astor and Phyllis Haver in supporting roles in an adaptation of Magnolia.
The Princess presents The Great White Way a lavish film blending Broadway life sports and crime with real and fictional figures. City editors and newspaper scenes form a comic thread as Kelrmont track races prizefights and underworld schemes unfold, offering an entertaining Jubilee week pick.
The Royal showcases Love’s Whirlpool opening Sunday during Jubilee Week. The drama follows two crooks and a rich man reformed by occult revelations. Lila Lee as Molly and James Kirkwood as Jim Reagan lead a strong cast with Madge Bellamy, shipwreck and police raid scenes stirring devotion and thrills.
A noon luncheon at Emerson school hosted by the P T A honored Mrs E J Bradstreet for ten years of membership and four years as treasurer. The event featured a yellow rose and iris table for 60 guests as she prepares to move from Highland. Bethany Aid of Williams Memorial Church conducts a membership contest and will host the new violinry at the church Tuesday afternoon with informal program and refreshments.
Miss Mae DeBaets announced rehearsals for the pageant episode three noting all pageant participants except soldiers meet at Mizzou Park at 7 p m nightly. Dance group children also attend rehearsals at 313 Nebraska Street at 6 30 p m. Children are returned to 313 Nebraska Street by 9 p m and must be picked up by guardians.
Motorists and radio fans can gain helpful information by tuning to station WRC in Washington every Friday night where officers of the American Automobile Association broadcast talks.
Monday schedules show varied music talks and concerts across stations including WSR Atlanta and WRAP Fort Worth. Notable entries include orchestras in WHB Kansas City and WHN New York, with multiple dance, lecture, and educational segments reflected in times and program labels.
The program lists Wade's One Man Minstrel Show featuring William Bill Will and Willie at WHAZ Troy with an 8 pm start. Also on air are the Missouri state prison band weekly concert at WOS Jefferson City and a midnight frolic by the Evans orchestra on WJZ New York 10 pm. KGO Oakland offers Kego's educational courses and WEAF New York airs a recital by Edythe Lamberti soprano and Michaela Lamberti cellist.
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