The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 49

mmwmmm Sl'NDAT. NOVEMBER 1911. jr NOW? More Thaw 875,000 Circulation! if NOW! Morn Than 875,000 Circulation! MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER. SOCIETY FIVE Convention to Occasion Many Social Aff A Lose Weight Intelligently! Resinning Nov. 10 The Des Moines Daily Register will bring you Dr.

Logan Clendening's famous three-week reducing diet. This carefully worked out diet is scientifically planned to reduce your weight without injury and without starving you. Kvery day for the three weeks of the diet The Des Moines Register will print menus, foods to eat and foods to avoid. This diet program of Dr. Clendening is known throughout the United States.

Thousands of American women have tried it and found it easy and successful without harm. Follow it In The Des Moines Daily Register for three weeks beginning Nov. 10. airs Kirn. BRIDE ELECT If i PiAf -'A ft y' GLORGE PEAK.

JESSIE ARKKK. FS Sa. M. R. PIERSON.

SAMIEL.SON. S.f Minx Grace Federation Will Convene On Monday Des Moines Junior Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 7:45 p. m. Monday at Hoyt Sherman place. Mrs.

John R. Kitt will pre side. Hostesses are Miss Ruth Brinkman, chairman, and Misses Irma Jennings and Grace Cochrane. Miss Evelyn Clemens, reg istrar, will be assisted by Miss Phyllis Gloyd. Clubs assisting with the eve ning's program are Modoja, Nightingale, Para Sar Amigos, Omego Delta Rho, Sigma Delta Sigma.

Their respective presidents. Miss Edith McBeth, Mrs. M. B. Wigton, Miss Margaret Langbehn, Mrs.

Russell Lee and Mrs. Florence B. BUY-LINES Advertising Column nf Heller will make up the committee. Mrs. Thelma Galloway, program chairman, will present Mrs.

Helen D. Beshears of the Juvenile court, who will tell of her work, and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, who will explain the city-wide lilac project. A sextet including Marilyn Anderson, Mildred Christian, Betty Musselman, Darlene Wallace, Shir ley Orange and Willa Dene Lewis will sing, accompanied by Mrs. J.

Russell Anderson. Miss McBeth will be in charge of an art exhibit. COUCH THROWS By CHURCHILL, WEAVERS inciMiA i'iays SIFTS ECHUTIFUl MCCSSITIS Irclnla May Johnston, wifr HO I Kth M. Krtnrrn Walnnt Larast by Nancy Sasser Things New and Intrrwtlng Public Affairs, Music Departments to Present Programs Wednesday Des Moines Women's club will open its November meetings Wednesday with public affairs and musical departmental meetings. There has been an increase in membership of 37 regular and three junior members.

G. V. NOVEMBER NORMAN CASSIDAYi 4 saap ae Ernest A. approaching to Alfred Wayne F. II.

Mackaman, mill take place chapel. Miss Edu school, attended by Bankers Life from Roosevelt nd is employed New York, N. November 1. Ever tried apeinjr a chameleon? Then settle on a color and watch it become YOURS with the correct use of beauty-aids and accent accessories It does seem treasonable to forsake tried-and-true colors you've always heard were becoming; to you, but where's your pioneer spirit? Why not forcre a new beauty-path for yourself, reveal a new personality? You'll be surprised how many new colors in this winter's fashion chart can be YOURS if j'ou'll approach them with an eye to proper make-up and accessory harmonies! Approach your fashion shopping this season with a chameleon touch se how many thrilling new shades you-can win to YOU! hers Federation To Entertain At Reception Des Moines Teachers federation will entertain at a reception Friday evening at Hotel Fort Des Moines for educators attend ing the eighty-seventh annual ses- sinn of the Iowa State Teachers association Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The reception will follow general sessions of the convention at the Shrine and Coliseum.

Receiving line will be headed by Miss Grace Gabriel, president of the federation, and members of the executive committee including George E. Strawn, Charlotte Reed, Lawrence R. Brainard, Chester M. Jones, Gladys Sutter and Mrs. Margaret H.

Pendy. Assisting. Assisting in the line will be G. W. Kim, president of the Iowa State Teachers association; Frank Douma.

first vice president; Miss Agnes Samuel-s executive secretary; and Ernest A. Zelliot, treasurer. Also, N. D. Mc-Combs, superintendent of the Des Moines public schools and Mrs.

McCombs. W. C. Findley, assistant superintendent and Mrs. Findley; C.

N. D. McCOMRS. O. Hoyt, assist- ant superintendent; Mrs.

S. E. Lincoln, retiring Iowa Congress of Pa rents and Teach- ers; Mrs. K. Kenison, incoming! president, Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers; Arthur Bray-ton, secretary of the Des Moines convention bureau; Mark L.

Conk-ling, mayor of Des Moines; Mrs. James Shannahan. past president, Des Moines Council of Parents and Teachers; Mrs. Hugh Gibson, president, Des Moines Council of Parents and Teachers; Mrs. Raymond B.

Sayre, vice president, Iowa Council for Better Education; Thomas H. Tracy, state commander, American Legion. And Gov. George A. Wilson.

Honorable Oscar Hale, chief justice, Iowa supreme court; Jessie M. Parker, state superintendent of public instruction; M. R. Pierson, secretary, state board of education. Also presidents of districts of the Iowa State Teachers association including H.

J. Eastman. C. T. Feelhaver, A.

B. Grimes, Miss Clara Luther, L. R. Armstrong and Mrs. Capitolia Greteman.

And the members of the executive committee of the association including' Burton R. Jones. J. L. Davies, F.

K. Schmidt, H. W. Fearing, Harold J. Williams, Thomas R.

Roberts, Miss Lucile March, Miss Lula B. Reed, Lester E. Keller and Russel J. Mourer. Also Henry Galbreth and Don Foster of Midland Schools, the official publication.

And members of the Board of Education cf Des Mones public schools, George A. Peak, Mrs. Hubert James. Mrs. Deane Trick, Percy E.

Hoak, Buell M. Lindgren. Thomas B. Ccichman and Frank Bums. The reception line will form at p.

m. and dancing will begin at 10 p. m. The social committee in charge of the reception includes Grace Ridgeway, chairman; Ethel Colling, Louise Hamilton, Helen Gill and Ralph Smith. They will be assisted by J.

Russell Anderson. Frances Sharratt, Kenneth Wilson. Henry Donald, Paul Henrv and Kenneth Rouse. Delta Gamma Mothers. Delta Gamma Mother's club will meet at 1:30 p.

m. Tuesday at the Drake chapter house, 3303 University ave. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mesdames George Martin, J. A. Powers and Y.

FMeM Hiipsta will be mothers of new pledges and transfer 5tuients affiliated with the Drake chapter. Recently elected officers of the club are: Mrs. A. G. Ken worthy, president; Mrs.

Lee Hill, vice president; "Mrs. Grover Bentley, telephone committee chairman; Mrs. A. H. Greendahl, hospitality chairman: and Mrs.

A. R. Cham- N-rs. publicity chairman. Langworthy Photo.

Edward, 1X06 Tenth announcen the viarriatje of hi daughter, Edith Isabel, Mackaman, ao of Mr. and Mrs. 133 Forty-sixth st. The weddinrj Nov. 15 in Central Church of Christ ards is a graduate of North High Drake university and is employed Co.

Mr. Mackaman was graduated High school and Drake university by Jester and Sons, insurance 4 Gabriel. Fred Herzog. Miss Williams To Become Bride Of J. T.

Donahue Miss Mary Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams, 1207 E. Williams announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marj to John T.

Dona hue of Des Moines, son of Mr, and Mrs. John C. Donahue, 1738 Capitol ave. The wedding will take place Nov. 15 at St.

Joseph's church with the Rev. Maurice As-pinwall officiating. After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast will be given at the home of Mrs. Carl Ashby, 154S Ninth st. The couple will live in Des Moines.

R. W. Johnson, Leon E. Dawson, Grover A. Stadler, K.

T. Jones and Misses Martha Latimer and E. Estelle Reynolds. New junior members are Mary Patterson, Charlotte Hill and Barbara Jean Smith. 1 I i 17 I ELLEN KAYE STYLE STUDIES FOR DINNER OR DATE for at Teachers, you'll rate appropriateness if, while Reunions And Parties Are Planned Reunion breakfasts, luncheons and dinners will be features of the Iowa State Teachers' association convention here next weekend.

Following are the social affairs planned: 4mrrtrait A4nrlnf tfn of fnlvemftv Women. Iiinrhron. Younktra traroom. 12:1 p. m.

Thursday. Hurna IMa miles alumni reunion, luncheon. Pioneer room. Kirkwood hotel, noon. Friday.

Central college ritnnrr. Kreen room. Hotel Fort Iea Moinen. n. m.

Fruiav. Central Iowa Conference, luncheon. Parlor A. Hotel Fort Pea Moinea. noon Friday.

Clarke nllese Alumni, luncheon. 1 p. m. Saturday. Grace Ransom tearoom.

Claaairal aeetlon. luncheon. noon Friday. dining room. Women'! dormitory, Drake univeraity.

Cne. College alumni, hreakfaat. 8 a. m. Friday.

Hotel Fort Dea Moinea. Cornell College graduates and former atu-denla. dinner. 6 p. m.

Friday. Hotel Fort Tea Moinea. Delia kapp Gamma. Hotel Fort Dea Moinea. Saturday.

Dinner at 5:30 p. initiation at p. m. re Moinea Chamber of Commerce, luncheon, clubroom. Hotel Saverv.

12:15 p. m. Friday. Dr. J.

Nash of New York university, guest speaker, "Can America Be Tniated With Leisure?" Dea Mntnea Rotary club and Iowa Association of School hoards, luncheon. Grand ballroom. Hotel Fort Dea Moinea, Thura-dav. Drake alumni, luncheon. Hotel Fort Dea Moines.

p.m. Friday. Iowa High School Declamatory association. breakfast. Hotel Fort Des Moinea dining room No.

2. 7 a. m. Friday. Inwa Junior college conference.

9 a. m. Fri day, log cabin room. Hotel tort Dea Moines. Inwa Slate Teachers college, dinner and re union, lounker Garden room, p.

Friday. Iowa Sniierlntendenta club and County Su-perintendenta club, dinner. 6 p. m. Wednesday, grand ballroom.

Hotel Fort Dea Moines lm Wesleyan college alumni dinner Yiiunkers tearoom, p. m. Friday. John Fletcher college reunion, luncheon. HishnD's cafeteria.

12 n. m. Friday. Legionnaire Srhoolmaalera. breakfaat.

8 a. m. Friday, American Institute of Bust ness. I. iither college alumni, dinner.

Bishop's caf eteria. m. Friday. Mrninglrie college, annual reunion and luncheon. Hotel Chamberlain, noon Fri day.

Parson college, breakfast. a. m. Friday, green room. Hotel Fort Pes Moines.

I'hl Delia Kappa, annual luncheon sponsored Jointly bv Kpsllon Chapter and Alpna XI Field chapter, noon Thursday. south ballroom. Hotel Fort Des Moines. Simpson College alumni, dinner, Younkers tearoom. p.

m. Thursday. SI. Maf college, dinner. 6 p.

m. Friday Mrs. Forbes Tea Koom, 511 Kaat Fourteenth at Male I nlveraltr of Iowa, annual reunion and dinner. Hotel Kirkwood. 5:30 p.

Thursda v. Tan I'hl XI. luncheon. dlnlnu rooms 1 and 2 Hotel Fort Dea Moines. Friday I'nlversltv of Dunhnqiie, breakfast, south ballroom.

Hotel Fort Dea Moinea. 7:45 a Frldav Cpper Iowa university, banquet, Younkers tearoom. 5:30 p. m. rnday.

Waldorf College, reunion, Bishop's cafeteria, 5:45 p. m. Walt Whitman club, log; cabin room. Hotel Fort Peg Moinea. 7 p.

m. Wednesday. Wartharg college, dinner, dining rooms 1 and 2. Hotel Fort Des Moinea. p.

m. Friday. William I'enn college, reunion. Bishop Cafeteria. 5:30 p.

m. Friday. rt Directors and Supervisors, luncheon. Younkers tearoom. 12:30 p.

Thursday. Assistant and deputy county superintendents, luncheon. Plus room. Younkers tearoom. 12:30 p.

m. Thursday. Association for Childhood Kducatlon. tea. Hovt Sherman place.

4 p. m. Thursday. Classroom Teachers, dinner grand ballroom. Hotel Fort Dea Moinea, 6 p.

m. Thura-dav Deans' Women and Advlaers of Glrla, tea. Grace Ransom tearoom. 4 p. m.

Thursday. Federated clnba and rountv councils, luncheon, lounge. Hotel Fort Des Moines, noon Thursday Iowa Assoclallon of Secondary School Principals, dinner North High School cafeteria. 5 p. m.

Thursday. Iowa County Superintendents association, dinner, south ballroom. Hotel Fort Des Moines. 5:30 m. Thursday.

Iowa Industrial Arts association. dinner. Krand ballroom. Hotel Savery. 6:30 p.

m. Thursday. Iowa Vocational association, luncheon, assembly room. Hotel Savery. noon Thurs- Mus'lc' Kriuratnr.

luncheon. Roosevelt High school cafeteria, noon Thursday. I'hvslral neat Ion. banquet, dining room. Trinity Methodist church.

5 p. m. Thurs- AMu'iallia for Childhood Education, luncheon, dining room. Hoyt Sherman place. 12:15 P.

m. Friday Civilian Conservation Corps F.duratlonal advisers, luncheon, Kirkwood hotel, 12:15 p. m. Friday Classroom Teachers, luncheon, flamingo room. Hotel F-ort Des Moines, noon Fri- College and nnlveesltr.

section, luncheon, south ballroom. Hotel Fort Des Moines, noon Friday. College presidents, luncheon, south hall-room. Hotel Fort Des Moines, noon Fri- Cnmm'erclal Innrheon, Fast High school cafeteria. 12:30 p.

m. Fridav Deans nt Men, lunchean. Hoyt Sherman plare. 12:15 p. m.

Friday. Secondary School aasoclation. luncheon, mezzanine floor. Hoyt Sherman place. 12:15 n.

m. Friday. Klementarv Principals, luncheon, fellowahl room. St. John's Lutheran church, p.

m. Friday. Iowa Association of Kconomlsta and Soclol-osists. luncheon. Hotel Kirkwood, noon Friday.

Inwa Association of Science Teachers, luncheon. "The Kennel." Drake university. 11:30 a. Friday. Inwa Congress of Parents and Teachers, luncheon, rose room.

Chamberlain Hotel, noon Fridav. Inwa Connril for Social Studies, luncheon, pine room. First Methodist church, noon Friday. Iowa Home Economics association, luncheon. Younkers tearoom, noon Friday.

Inwa Industrial Arts association, luncheon, grand ballroom. Hotel Savery. 12:30 p. m. F'ridav.

Iowa Stale Pa rent -Teacher Association of the Ieaf. luncheon. Smouse Opportunity school. 12:30 m. Fridav-.

Library Section, tuncheon. Florentine room. Savery hotel. 12:30 p. m.

Fridav. Mathematics section, luncheon. Education building. University Church of Christ. nion Modern Languages, luncheon, blue room.

Younkers tearoom, noon Fridav. Normal Training, luncheon. St. Paul's Episcopal church. 12:30 p.

m. Friday. Nurses' seel Ion. luncheon, cafeteria. Calla-nan Junior High school.

12:11 Tj p. m. Frl-da v. Physical Kdurallnn. A A luncheon.

North llmh school cn frierta. nMin Friday. 1'hvalra! Kducatlon. banquet, grand ballroom. Hotel Fort Des Moinea.

5:30 p. m. F'rlday. Rural Teachers, luncheon, grand ballroom, lintel Fori Pes Moines, noon Fridav. Special Ldiicalion.

luncheon. Smouse Opportunity school. 12:15 p. m. Fridav.

Hlt-h school English, luncheon. Washington Irving Junior High school. 12:30 p. m. Friday.

I ARE ALWAYS OUT IN FRONTS' hat's why you should use Chamher-Iain's llie clear, polden lolion. Chamberlain's Lotion lirlp lo keep hands, arms, and legs soft, smoolh. and lovely. It soothes windhurned and chapped skin. You nerd not fear lo play or work with your hands when you use Chamberlain's.

And the best part of it is. Chamberlain's dries so quickly, you can use it often without loss of lime. 1 land care then becomes a pleasure. Buy it at nil Toilet Gooj Courtier om 0 eriams I 0 I If tt convention this week, you pick Ellen Kaye for vour new fa dress. They're gay, gala, dresses with lots of fit and of perky new fashion-wise details.

an sets in date date lots Left style with Fred Herzog, Austrian baritone, now on a scholarship at the State University of Iowa, will be presented by the music department in an afternoon musicale at 1:45 p. m. in Hoyt Sherman place auditorium. Mr. Herzog was born in Austria in 1907, the son of the well known university professor.

Dr. D. Herzog, now in Oxford, England. He studied law at several European universities and received his doctor's de- fcree After court practicesmp ne studied voice with Prof. Max Kleion and Prof.

Askar Posa. In 1932 he won the International Singers competition in Vienna and later sang with great success in Vienna and Stockholm where he lived following his removal from Austria in 1939. A year later he came to America and gave concerts in New York and received the scholarship at Iowa City. He has been heard in concerts and radio broadcasts. To Accompany.

Mrs. Herman Brown will accompany Mr. Herzog, whose program will include groups by Mendelssohn and Schubert, solo numbers from Composers Hahn, DeCapua Sjo-berc and two arias from "Andre Chenier" and "Vision Fugitive" from "Herodiade." He will close his program with Negro spirituals. i At 11 a. m.

the public affairs department will present Bob Burlin-game in a talk on "Processing the News." Mr. Burlingame has been with WHO news service for the last three years and is a former secretary of the. Iowa Centennial committee. A sound motion picture film, "Partners in Progress," showing-some of the important and outstanding accomplishments of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs through 48 years, will be shown. Mrs.

A. C. Miller and Mrs. Harold McCoy will be chairmen. Luncheon.

Both public affairs and music department committee women will attend the 12:30 p. m. luncheon in charge of Mrs. Jack VV. Love and Mrs.

Elmer B. Dunn, assisted by Mesdames A. Lyle Conger, H. N. Dilley, Burdette Higgins, George C.

Hucka, George W. Hummel, Chester M. Jones, Peter Mcintosh, Leslie G. Miller and J. W.

Pendleton. Luncheon hostesses will be Mesdames H. L. Bump, H. Cotton, Herman Kucharo and M.

A. Wolin. New members announced by the board of directors are Mesdames Herbert L. Swenson, William T. Smith, Jack Cleveland, J.

Edgar Stonecipher, G. A. Frampton, Frank Hetherington, Melvin H. Haas. Howard Ungles, Herbert Angles.

Wallace R. Murray. Harley V. Styer, Peter Amsworth. Arthur Holm, Ion Smith, Robert J.

Richardson, Glen Sones. Clifford Marquis, Leonard J. Howe, Edward F. Kaderabek, Ralph Tuller, Gordon Hunter. J.

C. Caldwell, Charles Morris, Fred P. Benz, W. O. Wilson, Glenn A.

Jones, W. E. Collins, Walter A. Muller.J jApnes Cochrane, J. K.

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