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'Auner Engaged Miss Margaret Helen Auner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sturgis Auner, 3310 John Lynde road, announce the engagement garet Helen, and John Welsey and Mrs. Edgar Allen Parsons Miss Auner was- graduated from St. Mary' hall at Faribault, the State University of Iowa, and received her master of fine arts degree from Drake She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Phi Delta, honorary art fraternity, and the Des Moines Junior League.

She is an art teacher in the 1 Des Moines public schools. Mr. Parsons was graduated from Hirsch High school in Chicago and attended the University of their daughter, MarAllen Parsons, son of Dr. of Chicago. of Chicago, the State University of Iowa and Simpson college.

He is a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. He is serving in the army and will be stationed in Germany. Formal announcement of the engagement was made at a cocktail supper Friday evening given by Mr. and Mrs. Auner at the Des Moines club.

Dr. and Parsons and daughters, Nancy, and Mrs. all of Chicago, were presents. IN WASHINGTON It's The Wedding Season In Capital By Katherine Macy Of The Register's Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, D. the wedding season, all right: The former Chantry Porter and Donald Wayne Rogers, her bridegroom of last Saturday, hurried back from their honeymoon in the Poconos on Friday so that Chantry might be in the wedding party, of Jan King of Washington, one of her bridesmaids.

And her cousin, Mrs. Riehard, Renfrow (a bride in March her- uated from Lafayette college. self) had to fly down from still They will live in Washington. another wedding in New York in order to arrive at this one on time. Mrs.

Rogers is the daughter of Mrs. George Boutin Porter and the late Mr. Porter, and the granddaughter of the late Interstate commerce commissioner, Claude Porter, of Centerville, Des Moines and WashIngton. She and her husband, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph W. Rogers of Decatur, are both students at Iowa State college. He will begin his last year in architectural engineering this month and his bride will start her third year in home economics. They will live in Ames. The wedding took place at the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist church here, with the Rev.

Edward G. Latch officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, David R. Stauffer, wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed with lace. A band of orange blossoms held her fingertip veil and she carried white gladioli and orchids.

Gene Greear was maid of honor, and Susan Porter was bridesmaid for her sister. Robert Rogers served his brother AS best man, and George B. Porter, brother of the bride, was among the ushers. A reception at the home of the bride's grandmother followed. Among the out-of-town guests were her aunt, Mrs.

Richard Hise of Des Moines, who is staying on for a bit; the senior Mrs. Porter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Duckworth of Cape Girardeau, a and the Duckworths' son and daughter-inlaw, Admiral (retired) and Mrs. Herbert Duckworth. Married Recently. Martina Marie App, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

August App of Menomonee Falls, was married recently to Lloyd Felix Wagner, son of Mrs. Joseph Wagner and the late Mr. Wagner of Dubuque. Monsignor Henry Graebenstein performed the ceremony in St. Anthony's church here.

After a reception at Hotel 2400, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner left for a wedding trip to Bermuda. The former Miss App is a graduate of Catholic university, as is her husband, who also was gradADVERTISEMENT. Beacon Wax Famous For Scuff Resistance Beacon Now One of Nation's Biggest Selling Floor Waxes Children's, as well as adults', scuffing of floors has always been the housewives' nightmare.

Beacon Wax popularity here, as in other sections. has zoomed tremendously because of famed resistance to scuffing. Des Moines Sunday Register Sept. 14, 1952 Page 3-W Women's Section Prenuptial Parties to Fete Miss Abbott Miss Mary Patt Abbott, whose marriage to Jack Balk will take place Saturday, will be honored at concluding prenuptial courtesies this week. Mrs.

John T. Bakody will entertain 20 guests at a luncheon and linen shower Monday at the Bohemian club. Miss Catherine Riley will be hostess to 15 guests at a luncheon and pottery shower Wednesday at her home, 2626 Forest drive. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert C. Young will compliment Miss Abbott and her fiance at a cocktail and bar shower Thursday at the home of Mrs. Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Rehmann, 3240 Terrace drive. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Abbott will be hosts at the bridal dinner Friday at the Des Moines club. Civic Club.

Officers of Central Civic club will be elected at the group's first fall meeting Tuesday noon at the municipal court building. Luncheon will be served. Hostesses will be Mesdames Grace McCoy, Frank Gladys Black, Harry Vickers, Marie Shaller and Leila Fuson. Mrs. Jessie DeMoss will conduct the business meeting and Mrs.

Eva Olson will lead devotions. Beverly Larson Is Married to Robert Moeller Mrs. Robert Moeller. Miss Beverly Larson, formerly of 1815 Sixth and Robert were married at 8 p. m.

Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal church. The Rev. P. M.

Casady officiated. Altar bouquets were of and bronze mums. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Larson of are Mr.

and Mrs. Moeller of Smithland. Mr. Moeller's, parents Mitchellville. Bride's Gown.

The bride's gown was of white lace over white satin, fashioned with a full train, long sleeves and nylon tulle yoke, accented with seed pearls. Her fingertip veil was attached to a headpiece of white satin trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a prayer book with bouquet of gold symbidium orchids. Miss Carol Larson of Smithland was her sister's maid of honor. She wore an off-the-shoulder yellow net gown over yellow taffeta, floor-length, and carried bronze mums.

Best Man. Vincent McClanahan of ville was best man Sieberling, also of Arlis Larson of land. ushers. Hostesses at the church tion were Mesdames Johnson, Ray Russell Doris Baird. La Vonne Judith Larson were in gifts and Mrs.

Cecil the guest book. After a short trip, the will live in Altoona. STYLE BASEMENT It's New! Layne's "Figure-trim" Girdle 399 Dupont front. Light! Leno elastic side for firmer, more support. Flexibly boned no-roll elastic band performs LINE wonders! Washes and dries easy way.

White or pink THE NEW UTICA tule BASEMENT Bride of Robert Young Mrs. Robert Edward Young. Miss Lee Arnett, daughter W. Arnett of Yardley, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy L. were married at 4:30 p. m. The Rev. Edward Allen Morrisof the First Presbyterian church in Trenton, N.

officiated. A reception followed the ceremony. Velvet Gown. The bride wore an ivory velvet gown trimmed with Duchess lace, which was worn by her mother and grandmother. She carried pale blue delphinium.

Miss Janice Arnett was maid of honor. She wore a silver blue taffeta gown and carried rubrum lilies and blue delphinium. Richard Young of Washington, D. attended his brother as best man and Cornelius Arnett and Dixon Arnett, brothers of the bride, were ushers. Wedding Trip.

Following a wedding trip, the couple will live in New York. The bride attended George school in Pennsylvania and the University of New Mexico and the College of Mexico City. Mr. Young attended the University of New Mexico and the State University of Iowa. C.

of C. Women To Meet for Luncheon Women's Chamber of Commerce will have as its luncheon speaker Thursday noon at Younkers tearoom, Miss Jeanette Cottingham, publicity director for KRNT theater. She will give a preview of the coming season. Miss Caroline Mitchell, evening receptionist at the Y. W.

C. will be honored as Woman of the week. Mrs. Bess McIntyre will have charge of the program. A special meeting of the board of directors will be at 5:30 p.

m. Thursday at Younkers tearoom. D. S. C.

Club. D. S. C. club will meet Tuesday at the home of Ethel Johnson, 949 Twentieth for a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.

m. Garmenta for the Needlework guild will be collected. Coats Third Floor Fashions All fur products. labeled to show country of origin of imported furs. Netaker Temple to Honor Officer at Reception Netaker temple, No.

11, Daughters of The Nile, will honor Mrs. Sally Luke, supreme queen of Portland, at its September ceremonial Monday in the Scottish Rite temple auditorium, Sixth avenue and Park street. Supreme officers, visitors and candidates will be honored at a reception in the lounge at 1 p.m. preceding the ceremonial. Hostesses will be Mesdames J.

E. Dunkin, W. N. Rogers, A. Y.

Russell, J. E. Miller, C. H. Gilliland, F.

F. Callison, A. E. Wallen, Corinne McNeal, L. M.

Gorham, E. H. Biermann, W. A. Crusinberry, Savage, G.

E. Leach, R. DeSE. maris, W. J.

Bowles, J. G. Haney, P. M. McClelland and Flossie Mallory of In Charge.

Mrs. Glenn P. Wilson, queen, will be in charge of the ceremonial at 1:30 p. assisted by her officers, Mesdames M. E.

Sampson, Stephen Robinson, W. H. Marshall, U. S. Lund, J.

J. Whelan, Bernard Waldt, J. F. Sullivan, T. B.

Hackley, T. S. Zimmerman, Dale Homersham, R. F. Tiesse, N.

H. Landgren, Earl Newbern, G. D. Caskey, H. R.

Colony, M. H. Olmsted, Fred cobson, C. A. Duke, R.

E. Ostrander and O. J. Bartos. Music will be provided by Mesdames R.

M. McAdam, F. C. Clauson, Edward Roberts, K. C.

Klein, V. V. Kirby, J. W. Wilson, A.

L. Johnson, Marvin Gemricher, C. H. Gilchrist and Otis Selindh. Past queens of the temple, Mesdames R.

L. Pedersen, W. T. Gerhart, J. C.

White, L. R. Murphy, N. W. Lovegrove, E.

Mann, C. E. Crowell, Herbert Ekroot, R. D. Wall, L.

A. Garber, W. R. Illingsworth, J. D.

Shaw, A. F. Faul, C. E. Ford, J.

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A. Messinger and C. W. rett. Past queens will honor Mrs.

Luke at a dinner Sunday evening at Hotel Kirkwood. KIDS sat let 4 11 NOP1 More Delicious More Tender MACARONI Mrs. Sally Luke. Eggertsen and Bessie Lewis will assist with the ceremonial. Netaker patrol will give an exhibition drill under the direction of Mrs.

H. I. Davis. Banquet. A banquet honoring Mrs.

Luke will be at 6:30 p. m. in the dining room of the Scottish Rite temple. Mesdames William Hinkle, B. H.

Earle, William Todd, EX E. Dixon, E. H. Jones and Carl Mussetter are in charge of reservations. James W.

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619 University--Des Molnes--Ph. 2-9446 Plenty of Parking of Mr. and Mrs. George and Robert Edward Young, Young, 1601 Huntland drive, Saturday at the bride's home. T.

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T. will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Mrs. Laurence Quinn, 1225 Fortyfirst st.

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the llew litica Myron Cowens. The Myron Cowens (Des Moines) are settling themselves slowly into the new embassy residence in Brussells, where they went recently to take up Mr. Cowen's duties as U. S. ambassador.

Mrs. who had just finished furnishing an apartment in Washington when her husband was given his new assignment, is currently shopping for silver, china, and such subject to government approval, as these things go. Their daughter, Sandra, will not return to the Cathedral school here fall, but will take her final college preparatory year at the International school in Geneva, Switzerland. Senator Bourke, Hickenlooper, who returned week from an official errand Ecuador, is last, driving to Ames today with his son, David. David is beginning his second year at Iowa State college shortly.

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Morgan have come to the capital from Cedar Rapids. They will live here while Dr. Morgan is on active duty with the navy.

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