The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 23

MAR. 1914. DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER Macy Visitors and Travelers Enliven March Social News Camp Fire Girls' Groups Plan Annual Celebration Continued from Page J. tutz mother, Sirs. C.

A. Benton of Sioux City, la. Howard Benshoof of Des Moines has been here this week for a vocational rehabilitation conference, sponsored by the federal office of rehabilitation. Mr. Benshoof is assistant director of rehabilitation in Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jungbluth and their two daughters, of Washington, stopped in the capital for a few days. They have been in the east to see the Jungbluth's son, who Is in camp near here. Mr.

Jungbluth went on to New York in mid-week and left his wife and daughters here for a longer stay. lumbia university in New York City. Lieut, and Mrs. W. M.

Goodyear are the parents of a daughter born Friday at Iowa Methodist hospital. Mrs. Goodyear is making her home with her sister, Mrs. T. R.

Osborne, 3413 Rutland and with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. Moore of Walnut, while Lieutenant Goodyear is serving overseas. Aviation Student Donald W.

Abbott, who has been stationed at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S. left there Thursday for Miami, where he will begin his air force training. He transferred from the infantry to the air force Jan. 27. Mrs.

Abbott will remain in Columbia for a few weeks. Mrs. Kenneth R. Bishard, 1510 Forty-first is a patient at Mercy hospital, where she is recovering from an operation. Mrs.

Louis Hunt, 1214 Park is home from the hospital, where she spent a few days after suffering a broken wrist in a fall at her home. Misses Janet and Jean Gore of Massena, are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McKay, 1404 Twenty-third while in the city for the basketball tournament. Miss Mildred Metcalf, 1210 Pleasant Is spending the weekend at Waterloo, la.

James Flfleld, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Fifield, 5505 Shriver has entered Midshipman's school at Co O'Brien, stationed at Camp Howze.

Mrs. E. W. Miller of St. Louis, formerly of Des Moines, is visiting in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Worden of North Sixth ave. Robert T.

Mantz, g.m., second class, U.S.N.R., and Mrs. Mantz are the parents of a son, Robert Theodore, born Mar. 4 at Quonset Point, R. I. Mrs.

Mantz Is the former June Tompkins of Des Moines. Theodore Mantz of Des Moines is the baby's grandfather. Mrs. Emil Folda of Clark-son, spent the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Sadilek, 1308 Forty-second st. By Susette Abbott. March weather unpredictable as women's hat styles, bears no handicap for undaunted visitors and travelers. Mrs.

Thomas II. Buckham, 5702 Grand returned home Thursday from Jackson, where she visited three weeks with her son. Major Henry Buckham and family. Lieut. Clarence A.

Cooper, U.S.N.R., spent last weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cooper, 5507 Grand ave.

Lieutenant Cooper, who has been located at New Orleans, naval air station for the last 14 months, left Thursday for a MRS. BUENZ MISS REHMANN AND ii ii ii 1 1 i hi i in i Jul III' Mn 1 K- Camp Fire Girls of Des Moines are participating in the national birthday celebration in honor of the thirty-second anniversary of their organization. The week of Mar. 13 to 19 is "Share the Program" week and all Camp Fire Girls groups have planned special programs and invited guests to their meetings. Guardians association will open the week's activities with their meeting at 7:30 p.

m. Mar. 13 at the Camp Fire headquarters, 613 Fleming building. Mrs. E.

A. McKercher will preside at the business meeting. Mrs. A. Gilman will give a report on the Donut drive which begins on this date and will continue from Mar.

23 to Mar. 27. Committee of Awards of the council will be in charge of the program. Members are: Mrs. W.

C. Judd, Miss Thelma Mabie and Mesdames Dale Green, Ralph Berard and D. E. Alden. Hostesses for this meeting will be Mesdames T.

L. Wood, chair man; Stella Howe, Henry P. Mar tin, and A. H. Weiters.

The Annual Birthday Grand Council Fire will be at 7:30 p. m. Mar. 18 at the North High school eatevted Ck t6e Sjln Army Russet calf 4 i Patent. AAAA to B.

or Black $7.75 15 to 10. HEGGENS 512 Walnut new assignment at Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore K.

Gregory of Pasadena, are the parents of a daughter born Thursday. The baby is the 'granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Shambaugh, 548 Forty-third and Mr. and Mrs. Holt Gregory of Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Ben F.

Rothrock, 3223 Beaver has returned from Jewell, where she was called by the death of her father, J. G. Kahil. Mrs. Charles A.

O'Brien and daughter, Mrs. Samuel J. Nield, left Thursday for Dallas, where they will visit their son and brother, Sergt. Charles GUESTS Miss Susan Ann Rehmann, who is' home from Wells college at Aurora, N. for her spring vacation, is pictured with her guests, Miss Diane Phillips of Montclair, N.

and Miss Laura Alice Herrick of Watertown, N. Y. They were photographed at the home of Miss Rehmann's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Rehmann, 210 Thirty-seventh st.

II. M. O'Neils End Montezuma Visit MONTEZUMA, IA. Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. O'Neil of Colorado Springs, were recent guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. W. F.

Stanford, and brother, L. E. Stan ford. NEW ROSE GOLD EARRINGS IRG1NIA MAYS GIFTS BCRUTIFUL HCC6SSITICS Virginia May Johmton. Owner 304 8th St.

Between Walnut and Lorniit IS VISITOR A COMPLETE DINNER You Will Really Like from 70c to 1 .25 Brown's Restaurant Famous For Good Food 1207 High Street (Cloned Tuesdays) i i 1 Vi i Mrs. Louis Albert Buenz, storekeeper, second class, of the WAVES stationed at Great Lakes, 111., Is home on leave visiting her mother. Mrs. Margaret U. Ullrich, 1015 Pioneer road.

Mrs. Buenz is the former Dorothy Mae Ullrich and recently was married to Ensign Buenz, son" of Theodore A. Buenz of Burlington, la. Stewart Circle. Stewart circle of Kings Daugh ters will meet for a 1 p.

m. lunch eon and sewing Thursday at the home of Mrs. James R. Martin, 5130 Shriver ave. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.

Ella Mosher and Miss Clara John son. Devotions will be given by Mrs Leo Howe. Sewing for the public health service will be done. Hear Betty Wells read the best seller gymnasium for Blue Birds, Camp Fire girls, and Horizon Club girls, Mrs. Hugh Hughlett is the chairman of this annual event and the council fire will be conducted by Miss M.

Genevieve Clayton, executive secretary of Camp Fire Girls. C.W.A. Bridge Club. Catholic Daughters of America Bridge club will meet at 8 p. m.

Monday with Mrs. Henry Joyce, 674 Fortieth st. Committee for the evening consists of Mrs. Charles Riordan, Miss Stella Mc-Guire and Miss Florence PorteL Prime Cuts in Butcher Rayon 1 ii' We have shopped every market to find this smart, two-piece butcher rayon suit. Has detachable P.

K. collar, and full seven gore skirt. Blouse is trimmed with four large white buttons. It's the ideal garment to swing into spring with, and remember it's tubable. Colors are Luggage, Green, Red, Blue, sizes 12 to 18.

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10 Delivery by bonded messenger. ALL FOR 55.95 All Work Caarantetd Fur Coafs Remodeled from $12 up While we realize it is too early to set a definite date for us to pickup your fur coat, we suggest you clip this coupon so that we can reserve a place for your coat at this time. SEND NO MONEY NOW I I Nama I I 1 I Addrein I Type Fur I Approximate date of pickup 10 rt. riu Morace uniy j.ixj I Cheek above for Jype of aerrtr. MM Mi MIMMMMMI IMI Federation Will Have Tea Past presidents and the parliamentarian of the Des Moines Federation of Women's Clubs will be honored at a tea to be given by the executive committee from 2 to 4 Thursday at the Des Moines Association of Fine Arts studio, 610 Walnut st.

A program will be given at 2:30 p. m. Hostesses will be Mesdames Fred P. Gilbert, Harry Stanwood, J. A.

Ralls, Ray Miller, W. H. Phillips, Bruce Kenworthy and Miss Iola Quigley. "Pile Buck" first chapter starts tomorrow At 9:30 A. M.

KRNT A Suit t)ress O.E.S. Chapter To Have School Of Instruction Valley Junction chapter, No. 305, Order of Eastern Star, will have its annual school of instruction at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the West Des Moines Masonic temple.

Mrs, Edith Hitechew, district instructor, will be in charge. Dinner will be served at 6:30 m. in the temple dining room by Mrs. Elizabeth Stringer and her committee. Mrs.

Dimple Penrod is chairman of the dining room committee, and Mrs. Marge Herron, chairman of the decorations. Guests will be Claude McBroom and other elective and appointive grand officers, grand representa tives and past grand officers, and worthy matrons and worthy pa trons of other Des Moines chap ters. Also, officers, committee Luncheon Reciprocity Bureau Will Meet Des Moines P.E.O. Reciprocity bureau will meet for luncheon Tuesday noon at Younkers tea room.

Mrs. M. E. Wallace of chap ter GU will review "Winter Wheat" by Mildred Walker. Mrs.

John C. Parsons, presi dent, will present the presidents of the hostess chapters in charge of the program: Mrs, Fred Potter of Chapter GU, and Mrs. W. E. Nighswonger of Chap ter HK.

The meeting is open to all unaffiliated P.E.O. members. Reservations may be made at the tearoom or with Mrs. F. Goodman, vice president.

Rebekah Lodge Will Have Program Mayflower Rebekah lodge will have a short program in memory of the birthday anniversary of Schyler Colfax, founder of Re- -w -bekah lodge at its meeting at 8 f' p. m. Wednesday at 201 Euclid Jf ave- Mrs. Minnie Nylander, noble Juts grand, will present a group of her officers in a brief sketch of his life and his tory of his work in forming the mrs. mlander.

Rebekah degree. Officers and members will dress in costumes typical of that time. A program of music and dancing will follow with lunch served by Conzella Bray and committee. Lieut. Kendrick Blake will ar rive Tuesday by plane from Phoe nix, to spend a 10-day leave with his mother, Mrs.

Katharine Blake, 4218 Center st. He will be accompanied by his brother-in law, Maj. John Powers Parker of San Antonio, Tex. Genuina NO-SEAM WEARL0NS Now Available! Fomou nation ally advtrtlMd G01DMARK Woar-lons. Buy direct and savtl Also Kantruns, Shears, Full-lash- lontds.

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In Lime, Lilac, j. Aqua, Berry. Sizes 12 to 20. r' XI chairmen and past matrons and patrons of the Valley Junction chapter. Inspection will begin at 8 p.

m. with Mrs. Edna Luckett and Dave Edgar in charge. Mrs. Metta Gambler and -her committee will arrange the social hour to follow.

Board Entertained. Mrs. Joe L. Long will entertain the board of the Kiwanis Ladies at luncheon Tuesday at her home, 4801 University ave. bare your silky shoulders lift in a jrosty Jiowcr-ctchcU container i i ll I li I tt If "i lf HIRD FLOOR I Now even daytime fashions conspire to bare your throat and shoulders requiring the complement of a groomed and Hwdcrcd skin.

And Lucicn Lelong Face Powder is just the lily-textured, stay-on powder for this face, throat and shoulder makeup a powder that perfumes deliciously, that clings with the cool, light touch of a blossom. So with portrait throat-lines coming on your summer cottons, with halter-dresses that your pretty chin and powder, powder, powder down to there! YllLLEfUVOIIL 1.