The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 34

JTNE 8, 1941. 2-K moinks Sunday register GUESTS AT ZAISER HOME CTRICTLY B.P.W. Club Will Install New Officers- Miss Lois Elwood will be installed president of Des Moines Business and Professional Worn- n'a 1 1 1 of 4ta kJ confidential: P.E.O. Bureau To Meet Saturday For Luncheon Des Moines Reciprocity bureau of P.EjO. wjll have its monthly luncheon Saturday noon at Youn-kers tearoom.

Hostesses will members of Chapter FY and CA. Mrs. C. B. Stisor and Mrs.

W. Ramrl are rhnirmen of th luncheon. "A Story Hour With Music' will be presented by Mrs. Marshall A. Souers.

Mrs. Russell Nicholson will be in charge ol floral arrangements. Non-affiliated P.E.O. membera in Des Moines will guests. Reservations should lx made by Thursday with Mrs.

R. I. Hookom, 350S Forty-ninth at. 5 June dinner meeting at 6:15 p. m.

Monday at Youn tearoom. Other officers to be installed are Mrs. Alice Cum-ming, first vice-president; Mrs. Florence Moore, second vice-pres-i Miss Adele Peterson, Rumors Are Flying Namesake --By the Duchess HATS off to a very prominent widower and the head of a local millinery department, who rumor saya, are about to marry. Ill So large were the crowds which flocked to the Economy shop last Monday that the two bouquets sent the shop for Its first opening since the fire In February barely were able to be delivered over the heads of the line of would-be shoppers.

Some of the seekers of antiques and clothing had stood from 8 to 10 a. m. for the opening sale. The shop, beginning its 21st year, has been accumulating articles since the fire in the basement of one of its charter members, Mrs. B.

F. Kauffman, still an ardent worker. The shop i3 maintained by women of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Ill That onr-tnan show of paintings in the Student lounge at Drake tiunntj the Midwest Institute of International Relations tra the work of Dons Holly Peters.

1 j-'" 3 I.OIS ELWOOD. secretary, and Miss Mary Griffin, treasurer. Miss Helen Irwin, legislative chairman for the national federation of B.P.W.. will conduct the Rainbow installation service. Names of committee chairmen will be announced.

Mrs. Otlda Hammer will be vocalist. Delegates to the state convention in Burlington and officers and committee chairmen will give reports. 4 :4 -Urn-1 It was during the 1840 Democratic convention in Chicago that Emily Mitchell of Army Post road was canning beans about midnight and listening to the radio as the votes were polled by states, when she heard Emily Mitchell of Washington am proud to cast my vote for the grandest president the United States has ever known, Franklin Delano Roosevelt." Hearing her own name prompted her to write the governor of Washington to find out who the other Emily Mitchell might be. Discovering she was the wife of Dr.

Albert Mitchell of Colfax, she whipped up a correspondence, which has since continued. Last week Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell visited the Carl Mitchells, while en route to Atlantic City, N. to attend the 100th anniversary of the American Medical Society, of which Dr.

Mitchell has been a member for 50 years. Ill PtlLTERDi LISO kiw van Mrs. Wallace Chandler Fisher and daughter, Barbara, of Minneapolis, arrived June 1 tor a two-week visit 'with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Zaiser, 3225 Terrace drive. Open Garden To Be Today The Rev. and Mrs. William J. Lockhart will be hosts at their annual open garden and peony show today at their home, "Lock-hart Gardens," 3900 Adams st.

From 50 to 100 varieties of peonies will be shown today and throughout the week, as the different varieties come into bloom, in a special show room at the Lockhart home. A peony or rose will be given each visitor. A special exhibition garden of the choicest varieties of peonies will be open to the public. Special methods of culture used to grow asters and chrysanthemums under cloth with special shading process also will be shown. EWS from the various places of learning reveals local items of interest.

Here's the spectator you've been waiting for the very different look that's new and oh so smart this strap spectator has the open heel and closed toe tan and white Mrs. Karthaus Will Present Piano Pupils Sylvester Karthaus will present junior and senior high school pupils in a piano recital at 8 p. m. Monday at her home, 2504 Kenway drive. Students taking part will be: Donna Barton, Carol Ann Wood, Joan Iosbaker, Barbara lloush, Beverly Lancaster and Geneva Devine.

Jean Sones to Be Bride Dr. and Mrs, Clement Allen Sones, 5410 Woodland announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jean Belle, to Robert Van Houten Sugden, son of Mr. and Airs. George Merritt Sugden of Beverly Hills, Cal. The wedding will take place July 2 in Des Moines.

Miss Sones was graduated from Roosevelt High school and is a student at Pomona college in Claremont, Cal. Mr. Sugden will be graduated from Pomona college June 16 and will take graduate work in agriculture at the University of California extension college at Davis, Cal. Frances Col flesh, graduated last week from St. Katharine's nrhool in Davenport, was presented with the annual piano award for the most outstanding work in piano.

The award is presented annually by Mrs. John Watzck of Seattle, formerly of Davenport, and an alumna of the school. Ellen Kate Rawson will be graduated 'tomorrow at the 144th annual commencement at Bradford Junior college in Massachusetts. Mary Ann Wilson, daughter of Senator and Mrs. George A.

Wilson, formerly of here, was graduated last week from National Cathedral School for Girls In Washington. Sh received commencement honors and was entitled to serve a cni'-ifer for the commencement service. She also was selected as the Bishop's scholar by virtue of being on the honor roll four years. This year she was editor-in-chief of the year book and a staff member of the school paper. Mdin Floor ae IF To Entertain.

Mrs. George Schoof, 4011 Amick will entertain members of Ida Mansfield circle of King's Daughters at a 1:15 p. m. luncheon Wednesday at the Blue Willow cafe. JOAN HOFFMANN IS ENGAGED PICK FROM OUR 6 Si Herbert J.

Hoffman of Dubuque announces the engagement of his daughter, Joan, and Donald Beebe, son of Mr. and son oi iir. ani fc A i- Mrs. Raymond Beebe of Mason, Mich. 1 For Father's Day 1 i dunhi I I Pick These Su mmer Washables 95 .1 bore Quality stands out all over in this "Jamison" clav.ic it's mad'of t-at wonderfully cool "Sunmere" a spun rayon by "Everfast" tailoring it just right with the stitched yoke pearl buttons and a pocket on each side soft colors of pink, maize, blue, and grey 10 to 20.

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