The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • Page 5

MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1939 Affairs Nuptiale Holding Attention in Muscatine Socia Mr. and Mrs. Otis Green, rural route 4, announce the engagement of their only I) daughter, Ruth, to Ted O. Phillips, ion of Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Phillips, 409 West Sixth street. The couple to marry during the Jate fall. Shower Is Courtesy to Miss McConnaha, Current Bride-elect Mrs.

Harry Schnedler, 706 Pine street, presided at a pretty prenuptial courtesy Thursday night for Miss Dorothy McConnaha. whose marriage to Mrs. Schned- lars brother, Mark Nolan, will take place Sunday at St. Mary's church. The home was decorated in pink and green, chosen colors ot the bride-elect.

The evening was spent informally, with a two- bourse luncheon served at the close. Mrs. Schnedler was assisted in serving by Mrs. Miles Maher, Mrs. Clarence Nolan.

Mrs. Calvin Gage and Mrs. Edward Lane. Sharing in the courtesy were Mrs. Roy Kuebler, Bernice and Bobby, Mrs.

Frank Marten and Erma, Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs. Miles Maher, Mrs. Edward Lane. Mrs.

Clarence Nolan, Dorothy, Patty and Paul, Mrs. Calvin Gage and Myrtle of Keota, Mrs. John 4(bmney and Miss Alice Furlong of Letts, Miss Darlene Miller of Michigan, Mrs. Julia Warner and Lois, Mrs. Clarence McConnaha, Marjorie and Dorothy, and Mrs.

Harry Schnedler, Bobby, Junior, and Donna. Social Glance Dinner-Bridge Is Given in Jap Room By Young Women jjThe Misses Beatrice Kaiser and Patricia Barloon presided at a charming dinner-bridge in the Jap room of Hotel Muscatine Thursday night as a courtesy to a group o( friends. Autumn leaves and a low bowl of roses, chrysanthemums, and other fall flowers decorated the dinner table. Bridge was organized at four tables, with prizes going to Miss Florence Hahn and Miss Martha Goad. Muscatine Garden club will meet Monday afternoon at the P.

M. Musser public library, with Mrs. E. Richard giving a paper on window gardens. A debate, "Resolved that More Pleasure is Derived from Out-Door Flowers than House Plants." will be given by Mrs.

E. Darrow and Miss Kate Funck. Winter bouquet and plants will be on sale. The degree staff of Miriam Rebekah lodge will not practice tonight. A masquerade party will be held next Tuesday night by Mona council, degree of Pocahontas.

Miss Stortz, Mr. Heriein Will Marry Mr. Mrs. Fred Stortz of BloomingtOn township announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ruth, to Albert F. Heriein, son.

of Mrs. Mary Heriein of Sweetland township. The wedding will be an event of late fall. 55 ATTEND MEETING OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN AID SOCIETY THURSDAY Fifty-five members of First Presbyterian Ladies' the Aid Pledge Ceremony, Banquet Planned By Sorority Group Plans for an impressive pledging ceremony and banquet to be held at the next meeting of the sorority on Nov. 9 were outlined at a meeting of Beta Sigma Phi conducted Thursday night at Hotel Muscatine.

The committee in charge of arrangements for the event, to be held at Hotel Muscatine, includes Katherine Dunker, vice president, Gretchen Korneman, president, and Kathryn Nietzel. Topic for. the program study conducted at Thursday night's meeting was "Ornamation or Personal Adornment," and was in charge of Miss Dorothy Legler. Members present included Mrs. Mae Cunningham.

Mrs. Helen Mull and the Misses Margaret Teichmiller, Helen Teichmiller, MISS INA ASKAM Dorothy Jeanette Katherine Korneman Legler, Terry, Jean Legler, Esther Coon, Dunker, Gretchen and Kathryn Elder. Winners in C. D. A.

Charity Card Party Thursday Announced Winners of high awards in the charity card party sponsored by Joan of Arc Court, Catholic Daughters of America. Thursday, night in the K. C. hall are announced today. In bridge Mrs, L.

J. Donahue Mrs. Minnie Moots Noting Birthday; Presented Cake Mrs. Minnie Moots is celebrating her fifty-seventh birthday today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Roberts at 120 1-2 East Second street, with whom she resides.

The day was spent quietly due an injury which Mrs. Moots suffered in a fall at the new high school building Tuesday. She was presented with a beautifully decorated Birthday cake by Mrs. Emiiy Lautz, instructor at the cooking school, as well as flowers end fruits from other friends. Mrs.

C. H. Lindow to Hear Grand Opera premiere At St. Louis Mrs. C.

H. Lindow. 414 Fairview avenue, left today for St. Louis where she will attend the premiere of grand opera in that city, which will be the presentation of "La She will visit with friends and lelatives during her stay there. society enjoyed their meeting in the church' Thursday afternoon.

Devotions were led by Mrs. Joe Hill, and the program was in charge of Mrs. Fred Hermann. Several selections by a quartet composed of Mrs. Leah Kautz.

Mrs. George Levitt, Mrs. Inez Walton and Mrs, Fred Hermann, accompanied by Mrs. E. W.

House, and a group of readings by Mrs. Heiene Bartlett prised th? program. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Schneiinr, new pastor and his wife, were introduced to the Aid members, who in turn were invited to attend the reception to be given in their honor next Wednesday.

Refreshments were served by the social committee, composed of Mrs. Victor Hine, chairman, Mrs. Claude Harris, Mrs. Will Harris, Mrs. Fred Hartman, Mrs.

Albert Hartwig, Mrs. Kenneth Hathaway, Mrs. Paul Havercamp, Mrs. Glen Hazen, Mrs. Clara Heerd, Mrs.

Lauren Henderson, Mrs. Charles Hendriks, Mrs. Fred Hermann, Mrs. Charles Hickman, Mrs. Joe Hill, Mrs.

Frank Hinkle. Mrs. E. W. House, Mrs.

Henry Hocke. Mrs. Arthur Howe, Mrs. F. J.

Howe, Mrs, Louise Hudson, Mrs. Anne Jenkins, Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mrs. L. Cf Kautz, Mrs.

Harold Xauu and Mrs. A. A. Keath. The next Aid meeting will be Nov.

16. PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR HAS PARTY HONORING NEW MINISTER AND WIFE Thirty-four attended a potluck supper and party of the First Presbyterian church choir held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Leu, 103 West Sixth street, Thursday night. The event honored the new pastor, Dr.

Henry Schneider, and Mrs. Schneider. A Hallowe'en motif was used in the party decorations. The evening was occupied with a few games and the regular choir re- r.earsal. October and Philip Kopp held high tallies, and in five hundred Miss were first.

Special prizes went to Mrs. Gus Weis, Mrs. Albert Burger, and Mrs. W. D.

Randall. Following the games refreshments were served by the com- Muscatine County Young People Wed At Wapello Manse Wapello A double wedding ceremony took place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian manse. The couples were Elvin Delbert Heston of West Liberty and Carrie Lucille Gill, Wilton Junction; Herbert Roy Richey of Lone Tree, and Florence -Elizabeth Beyner of Wilton Junction. Witnesses were Grace Richey and Maynard Johnson. Dr.

John R. Fraser read the marriage service. Engagement of Ina Askam Is Revealed West- Liberty The engagement and approaching marriage of. Miss Ina Askam, daughter a Mr. and George Askam of near West Liberty, was mad' Thursday at the home of her parents when Mrs.

Askam and her daughter, Mrs. Clifton Meyers, entertained a group of young women friends of the bride-elec from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Miss- Askam will become the bride of Don Erwin, son of Walter Envin, also of near West Liberty, on Nov." 5. Shell pink and turquoise blue chosen colors of the honoree, predominated in the party appointments. The coming wedding was cleserly announced 1 when refreshments were served to the guests at one long table.

Brick ice cream contained the message, "Ina to Afternoon. hours were spent playing.five with high prize going to Miss Marjorie Kline and lew.to.Mrs.•Raymond James. Other guests included Mrs. John Kirby, Mrs. Helen Barkhurst, Mrs.

iLee Herrold. and Miss Louise U-GO I-GO CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. C. QUANDT Mrs. Charles Quandt entertained 10 members of the U-Go I-Go club at her home Lucas street, Thursday afternoon.

The hours work, were spent needle- and a two-course luncheon SIXTY AT RECEPTION FOR PASTOR AND Sixty members and friends I Barnes, all of West the Lincoln Boulevard Baptist I Mrs. Temple Miller of Muscatine, church gave a reception honoring 1 i their pastor, the Rev. F. Church, and Mrs. Church Thurs- sister of Following their couple will reside marriage the West Lib- was served at the close.

The next meeting will be Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Rose Gauler, 989 Newall avenue. A potluck supper was served at pany. two long tables, each centered i with a large bouquet of snapdragons, chrysanthemums, and roses which were afterward presented to the couple.

They were also given a large cake decorated with the word "welcome," and a shower of canned goods. R. N. Roberts presided as master of ceremonies. Mrs.

Mable Nelson was chairman of the social hour which followed the supper, and Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. C. W. Franklin and Mrs.

Clarence Ross were in charge 6f serving. erty. where Mr. Erwin is associated with the Benner Tea com- Inspection for Auxiliary Planned Myra Smith of Red Oak, will make an official inspection of the auxiliary cf the John Harold Kemble post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a special meeting of the organization arranged for 2:30 p. m.

Tuesday in the club rooms at the city hall. Mrs. Smith is department presK dent of the auxiliary organization. Circles Lone Miss Mildred Stych, daughter of Mrs. Albert J.

Stych of Lone Tree, will become the bride.of Ralph Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of Lone Tree, Tucsday, Oct. 24, at the Reformed church In Lone Tree. The bride-elect has chosen Miss Delorcc Bulinc, her niece, as bridesmaid, and Russell Bell will- serve his brother as best man.

Mrs. Nauman Gives Post Nuptial Party in Honor of Niece DINNER IS GIVEN FOR JOLLY FIVE CLUB GIRLS Members of the Jolly Five club and guests were entertained at 6:30 dinner Thursday night by West Vearl Nau- iss June Beutler at her home on man entertained at a miscellaneous post-nuptial shower Wednesday" evening at her home on Elm street, complimenting her niece, Mrs. Henry Edler, of Iowa City, who before her marriage was Bertha Mae Conklin of this place. Others assisting Mrs. Nauman vere her mother, Mrs.

Bertha Conklin, Mrs. Alex Herring and Mrs. Elmer Conklin. An interesting color scheme of link and white, the bride's cbos- colors were used in the room decorations and also in the serv- ng appointments. Gifts were wrapped in the col- TS and presented to the bride during the evening hours.

There vere 20 present, with Mrs. Henry and her daughter, Mrs. LuVerne Henderson of Iowa City the only out-of-town guests. Hershey avenue. Covers were laid for seven at an attractively decorated table.

Miss Beurler was assisted in serving by her mother, Mrs. Sophia Marks. The evening.was spent informally with games and music. Plans were made for a theater party to be. held in the near future.

The club will be entertained next by Miss Alberta Drahaus at her home on Pond street. IGHT COUGHS due to checked without PROVED.BY 2 GENERATIO OTIIER WOMEN ATTEND EVENT AT CEDAR RAPIDS Mrs. Fred Beach, Miss Glyce Beach. Mrs. Frank H-sbard and Mrs.

Freda Kautz were additional mittee. composed of Mrs. Sadie women from the First Presoytcr- an church attending the missionary event at Cedar Rapids Wed- Bielefeld and Mrs. ing, co-cnairmen, Louis Hieb- Mrs. Ray Brown, Mrs.

John Valett, Mrs. Edward Hotka, Mrs. Dan O'Hair, Mrs. Fred Wingerter, Miss Stella Olson, Miss Lillian Callahan, Mrs, Louis Salek and Miss Agnes Fuller. Proceeds from the party, which is an annual affair, will be used for local charity work by the organisation during the coming year.

The next social event for Catholic Daughters will be a Hallow- e'en costume party on Monday, Oct. 23, when prizes will be awarded for the funniest costume. Mrs. W. D.

Randall and Miss Marion Randall are co-chairmen of in charge, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Randall, Miss Mary O'Brien, and Miss Helen Korte. The party will start at 8 o'clock. nesday. Their names omitted from list submitted to The Journal We are the Exclusive Agents FOR FRESH DELICIOUS Each we receive a fresh shipment of Geo. Kranz Son 122 E.

2nd St. Phone 4 -YOULLNOT SAY THAT AFTER YOU TASTE BUTTER-NUT WEEK-END BAKERY SPECIALS BETTY CROCKER Double Dip Caramel Cake 43 Your old favorite! Here is a genuine home-style Caramel Cake with a delicious creamy filling and topped with peaks of fluffy marshmallows and buttery caramel icing. You'll like its delicious home made flavor. Try- one today! DAFFODIL ANGEL FOOD SPECIAL PUMPKIN PIE DANISH BUTTER RINGS 13 Eggs, Delicious Pineapple Flavor 43c 20c 20c Made With Lots of Pure Creamery Butter, Fresh Eggs and Milk. Well Baked.

COVERED WAGON BREAD An Old Fashioned Crisp Crusted Bread You'll Enjoy Ask Your Grocer for FRESH Bamby Bread Its Finest" S. Baking Co. Phone559 BUTTER-NUT TASTES THOUSANDS OF SAMPLES TO FIND THOSE OF EXTRA CHOICE FLAVOR Of the 14-i grades arid varieties of coffee in this country, Butter-Nut samples only the best, choosing by taste those of exceptional quality. In that step alone Butter-Nut becomes superior to coffees using less select grades. Our whole reputation is built on giving more and finer flavor in even''pound.

THIS 5-STORY BUILDING DEVOTED TO AGING BUTTER-NUT IN THE BLEND The art and skill with which Butter- Nut blends these choice coffees sets it apart from other brands. Then the new Special Mellowing process of aging in the blend adds a final touch. Coffee so prepared is delightfully rich and as smooth as silk to the taste. Now do you see why Butter-Nut is so VACUUM PACKED IN GLASS AND TIN-YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF DRIP OR REGULAR GRIND For drip coffee by all means order Butter-Nut "Drip Jt gives better flavor and goes farther. For percolator or coffee pot "Butter- Nut "Regular Grind" is best.

'WISH COULD LEARN TO MAKE GOOD CQfFEE WHY NOT TRY ANOTHER. BRAND? OH-COFFEEISCOFFEE -ITMUSTBEME DONT BE TOO SURE- THEY SAY BUTTER-NUT HAS MARVELOUS FLAVOR-LET? fAY! THIS COFTEE ISWfLL DO TRY BUTTER-NUT FOR FULLRICH FLAVOR-IT IS DELICIOUS Many a man wishes his wife could make the delicious coffee he sometimes gets away from home. And many-a woman wishes she could get "the knack" with coffee her friends have. That is the time to switch to Butter-Nut. With the rich, full flavor of Butter- Nut to start with, making delicious coffee is easy.

There are a great many women who now make marvelous coffee withButter-Nut, who once used some other brand. They switched to Butter-Nut because they liked it's flavor so much better. That's a tip for say "Butter-Nut" next time you order coffee. AND TRIED BUrreK-itur -BH'TtTOOOD?.