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'0 MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE- TUESDAY, JULY 14 Section of News and Features for The Journal's Women Readers Miss Bolund Is Bride of Mr. Con -way A pretty wedding ceremony at 8 o'clock mass this morning solemnized the marriage of Miss Dorothy G. daughter of Mrs. Peter Bo.uncl, 210 Bridgeman street and Walter Conway, ton of Mrs. Jarnes Conway, 118T Hershey avenue.

The couple was attended by Miss Gladys Bolund, sister of the bride and Phillip Conway, brother of the bridegroom. The Rev. Father Hannon officiated at the single ring ceremony. The bridi: was gowned in a white chiffon and lace creation with a large picture hat and laca mils to match. She also wore crystal beads, a gift of her sister Gladys.

Her bridal bouquet was of pink rosebuds, baby breath and smilax. The maid of honor wore a flowered organdy gown with a white picture hat. Miss Genevieve Plessy sang "Ave Mario" and "Sweetheart of Jesus" during the service with J. Kline at the organ. A wedding breakfast at the Japanese room of the Hotel for the immediate relatives followed the ceremony.

The couple left on i motor trip through the north and will return in a v.eek to make their home in Muscatine. Mr. Conway is a graduate of the Muscatine high school with the class of 1922. Ho attended St. Ambrose college, Davenport and is at present employed at Huttig's factory.

KITCHEN SHOWER HONORS AND MRS. HULL West Liberty A kitchen shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hull by Miss Louise Bridgford and Miss Mildred Adams at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Amy Mills Saturday night, July 11. The evening was spent dancing-, card playing and in giving a mock wedding ceremony. Mrs. Antone Ogren and Mrs. Gus My ers acted as the bridal couple.

Thomas Martin was the minister. The couple received a number of presents from their friends and neighbors. The presents were delivered to Mr. and Mrs. Hull in a wagon decorated in pink and blue crepe paper.

It was drawn by Dorothy Strong of Muscatine and Sadie Faulkner, sister of the bride. Mrs. Hull was formerly Miss Juanita Faulkner. Those present were Mrs. Ella Faulkner and children, Foster, Herbert.

Lyle, Helen, Clifford and Sadie, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Adams and children, Mildred and James, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brown and children, Lenord.

Clifford and Margucritu, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hourey and children Wesley, Lyle and Raymond, Mr and Mrs. Orin Bridgford and daughters, Louis and Marie, Lloyd Bsahr, Thomas Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Ogren and children Carl, Harry and Esther. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Myers and children, Doris and Donald, Mr. and Mrs.

Amy Mills and granddaughter Dorothy Stroreg, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buckley and family and Mr. and Mrs Louie Hull. A lunch consisting sandwiches, and cake at midnight.

Collapsed? No, Just Resting of was coffee served ELLA CHAPTER MEETS WITH SIRS. ED REED Ella chapter of the World Wide guild of the First Baptist church held a picnic supper meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs Ed Reed. 113S Logan street The regular business meetin" was held on the lawn immediately after supper with Miss Juanita Lindee in charge of devotions and Miss Ruthadellc LaTourette jrivln- the missionary storv. It was decided to discontinue meetings for the summer. The group will resume its work Sep- the home of Miss officer's avcnl 'e for election of Fraiilcin Cilly Aussem, above, the first German ever to win a tennis championship at Wimbledon, England, naturally was tired after her hard-fought victory.

She rested in a North London garden and denied rumors that she had collapsed, "I am tired," she said, "but in perfect condition ntlienvi.sR." Announcements Division of the United Brethren Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Connor, 1106 East Ninth street. Division will meet with Mrs.

Earl DC Camp, Fulliam avenue all day Thursday with a potluck dinner at noon. M. and W. club of the Royal Neighbors of America will hold business meeting at the home of Mrs. Flo Dunkcr, 419 East Front street, Wednesday eight.

Members of three Mulford Ladies' Aid will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon for a work meeting. Mesdames Joe Eitman and Frank Eitman will be hostesses. Banner Lodge Industrial society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray Mark, 911 1-2 East Sixth street. Buttons will be carded.

The Musserville Ladies' Aid society w'll hold a meeting at Hoopes hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. M. De Camp is hostess. Rosary Society Sponsor of Social on July 22 LIBRARY BOARD SUBMITS REGULAR MONTHLY REPORT The library report for June 1931 was given at a meeting of the library board Monday evening.

The report follows: Number of days open for circu- ation, 26. Circulation for the month, 7,179. Largest daily circulation, 511. Smallest daily circulation, 36S. Average daily circulation, 299.

Increase over June, 1930, 442. Y. P. L. MEETS AT CHURCH OX MONDAY Miss Ruth Kurtz lead the devotional service and Miss Margaret Daedlow gave a report on the Sunday school and league convention held at Donnelson, la.

June 9, 10. and 11 at the business and devotional meeting of the Y. P. L. of the Protestant church Monday night at the church.

The next meeting of the league will be held at Weed Dark 2S. at Weed park July QUEEN ESTHER GIRLS TO PICNIC AT CREDIT ISLAND An interesting outing in the form of a picnic at Credit Island form of a ic nt redit sland near Davenport is in store for members of the Queen Esther cir- 0 Methodist church. at and The girls will leave fhe church 4:45 afternoon motor to After a the island tn tt 'l cr 'hey plan to attend a show in Davenport returning to Musc-atine afterward. Those phon been maki to 1WVLFORO ENDEAVOR WII SPONSOR SOCIAL TONIGHT i CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS PLAN FOR A PICNIC Catholic Daughters of America held their regular business meeting at the K. C.

club rooms Monday night. Plans were made for a pot luck supper to be held Monday, July 27 at the club rooms. Each member is to bring her own silver and one dish for the menu.i After the supper bridge and five hundred will be played. MISS VADA STEWART AND R. YERRINGTON TO WED Tipton Notice of to One of the season's largest socials will be held by tho Rosary society of St.

Mathias church on the church lawn Wednesday evening, July 22. Booths of all kinds and special entertainment has been arranged for with the following committee members in charge: Solicitors, Miss Hattic Kane, Miss Lillian Enright, Mrs. Clara Scliaefer, Mrs. F. B.

Switzer, Mrs. L. P. Flannery, Mrs. H.

G. Dett- liof, Mrs. Helen Volger, Mrs. Raymond Novak, Mrs. W.

D. Randall, Miss llulda Bernick, Mrs. P. J. Fahy, Mrs.

J. Umscheid, Mrs. Louis Bodman, Mrs. G. W.

Black, Mrs. J. J. Ryan, Mrs. L.

M. Fuller, Mrs. Mary Havercamp, Mrs. Edward Hotka, Mrs. Mary Scannel, Mrs.

Charles McCormick, Mrs. Minnie Weasels, Mrs. Alice Judisch, Mrs. Jet O'Connor, Mrs. M.

W. Stapleton, Mrs. James Healy, Miss Alice Anson, Mrs. T. J.

Ryan, Mrs. Henry Fayle and Mrs. J. D. Fagan.

Grounds committee: Mike Lynth, Frank Jacobs, George Hratz.Henry Welsh will have charge of lights; Harold Fuller, decorations; Mrs. B. Harrington and Mrs. Will Healey, country; Mrs. Carl Rauch, Mrs.

J. P. Nugent, Mrs. Clare Klaffenbach, Mrs. R.

C. Martin, Mrs. J. D. Fagan, Mrs.

John Hall Mrs T. P. Reichl, Mrs. J. E.

Furnas Mrs. W. H. McBride, Mrs. L.

p. Flannery, Mrs. Lida Bond, Mrs. Alice Judisch, Mrs. A.

E. Edmonson, Mrs. Helen Volger, Mrs. Bernard Chayka and Mrs. Jet O'Conner in charge of ice cream tables.

Mesdames Margaret Nevitt, C. F. Halm, August Unkel, Agnes Schmidt, ernard Krebber, Carl Kraft, M. Wickey, Kate Wingerter, Julia Bitzer, Mary Havercamp Frank Kellcy, Elizabeth O'Toole Margaret Wohlert, Mary Fuller' Clara Schaefer and the Misses Hulda Bernick and Mary Kail in charge of coffee, cake and sandwich table. Thomas Ryan, John D.

Ryan Mert Welch, Barry, Henry Mike Flannery, pop and cigar booth; the Misses Margaret Cotter, Agnes Fuller, Florence Hahn, Frances Barry and Mesdames C. B. Fuller, Robert Wilson, Jerome Bishop and R. T. Othmer, candy booth.

Mrs. John Roach, Mrs. J. J. Ryan and Mrs.

L. M. Fuller, flower booth: Mrs. Louis Bodman, Mrs. H.

G. Detthof and Mrs. F. B. Switzer, package booth; Miss Margaret Logan, Mrs.

Fred Kopp, Miss Helen O'Brien, Miss Anita Sullivan, Miss Gertrude Fuller, Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis, Miss Margaret Wessells and Miss Margaret Fagan, fish pond. The Misses Hattle Kane, Lillian Enright, Anna O'Brien, Mesdames J. L. Klein, Joseph O'Brien, W.

D. Randall and Henry Fayle, fancy work booth; Mrs. Frank Delaney, Fuller, L. M. Fuller and Coolest Spot In Town A-Muse-U Where Your Sound Pictures Do Sound Bight LAST TIME TONTTE JOAN CRAWFORD in "Laughing Sinners" WEB.

and THUBS. fRYSTAI A F. Dorothy Mackaill "Once A Sinner" Plus LOBETTA YOUNG JOHN WAYNE The answer to why girls leave home, is the question of three maidens prayers. She Is Coming Soon NORMA SHEARER "A FREE SOUL" Johnsons to Be Honored at Picnic Tonight A courtesy for Dr. and Mrs.

W. H. Johnson ind sons William and Robert, former residents of Mus- catlne who are here visiting friends from California will be In the form of a picnic at Weed park tonight. The Women's Home Missionary society and their families of the First Methodist church of which. Mrs.

Johnson was a member, and Mrs. Johnson's former Sunday school class of boys will i greet the family. The group will meet at Weed I park at 3:30 p. m. and bring their i own sandwiches, dishes, silver, and one dish for the menu.

The committee in charge of arrangements consists of Mrs. Harriet Hiedel, Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Harry Seem and Mrs.

L. Penrose. 'Miss Republic'J BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE TO PICNIC WEDNESDAY A picnic at Kincadd Hollow has been planned for members of the Baptist Young: People's Union of the First Baptist church Wednesday evening-. The group will meet at the church at 6:30. Those wishing- more information will call RuthadelJe LaTourette, phone 273S.

A small fee will be charged for the picnic supper which will be furnished. An interesting program of entertainment has been arranged with a treasure hunt as one of the main features. Mrs. A. C.

Burger, Miss Agatha Detlhof, Miss Rose Fayle, Miss Genevieve Plessy, Miss Ada Holland, Miss Alice Stapleton, Miss Gertrude Hoffman and John Callahan, entertainment committee. All articles for the fancy work booth will be left at the Thiesen store. Once upon a time she might have been hailed as a "royal" beauty. But It's as "Miss Republic" that Senorita Carmencita Giron was hailed when she won the first beauty contest held in Santa Cruz de Teneriffe, Spain, since the overthrow of the monarchy. KENSINGTON AND AID WILL HAVE A PICNIC Kalorama Kensington together with the Spanglers Ladies' Aid society will hold an all-day picnic Aug.

5, at Weed park. A picnic dinner will be served at noon. Plans made some time ago for the picnic had to be cancelled because of a death. It is hoped this date will not conflict with other engagements. Vallee Flies to Mother's Bedsidej Westbrook, Me.

Rudy Vallee, radio crooner, was off the i air today and his engagements suspended while his mother, Mrs. Charles Vallee lay critically ill in the Vallee home here. Vallee said after, a hurried trip by air and automobile from New York Monday night, that he would i remain home until there was a change in his mother's condition. Mrs. Vallee, who Monday submitted to a spinal operation in an effort to prolong her life, had not been expected by physicians to survive the night.

Vallee's bride of a week, thf former Fay Webb, did accompany him. obtained, a release under S5.000 bond March 27 on a habeas corpus action. The supreme court ruled adversely on this Saturday and ordered her back to jail. Daisy DeBoe Resumes Her Jail Sentence Los Angeles Daisy! De Boe, former secretary to Clara Bow, was back in jail today serv- ing further on her IS-months sen- tence for theft of an 5S25 ermine coat from the actress. Miss De Boe was tried on 35 counts of grand theft and acquitted on all but one.

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