The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 24

DES MOINES SUNDAY REGISTER MAY 7. 1944. NORMA CAGLEY WILL MARRY D.A.R. Chapter Will Meet Friday For Luncheon Beacon Hill chapter, D.A.R. will meet for a 12:30 p.

m. luncheon Friday with Mrs. George Walters, 743 Fifty-third st. 'Others on the committee Include Mesdames Jamca Dyson, Morris Penquite, Herbert Rosaer and George Spooner. Annual reports and election tof officers will be featured.

ft SVECiAL Federation Will Have May Meeting Polk County Federation of Women's Clubs will have its May meeting Tuesday at Hoyt Sherman place. Mrs. Ralph Hall will preside and Mrs. William Mack will present Mrs. Dot Jackson who will give the Invocation.

Greetings will be given by Mrs. Frank Root of Des Moines, and Mrs. C. A. Bonnewell of Altoona will respond.

Officers will be elected and yearly reports made. Mrs. D. R. Gaudineer will conduct the election and tellers will be Mesdames Lloyd Howard, Fred Reynolds, Foster Webb, Harold Frederick, J.

C. Haley, Joe Tufts, Everett Millhone, Jack Brooks, Milt Hall, and Ray Robertson, Mrs. Alex Ledlie and her com mittee will be in charge of the afternoon program. Mrs. John Abild will present Mrs.

Stanley Champion and Mary Elizabeth Ledlie, who will sing. Scenes from light opera will be given under the direction of Syl-pha Snook. A male quartet from Roosevelt High school will sing. Members are John Stolen, Robert Barger, William Dutcher and John Hultine. John Stolen will play a bass solo, accompanied by Sylva Haworth and Eloine Weaver will sing.

Other members of the committee are Mesdames Pritchard Pay-seur, P. W. McClung, C. H. Elliott and Phil Nordstrom.

Luncheon reservations should be made with Mrs. O. R. Rydell, 3906 E. Twenty-ninth st.

MONTGOMERY WARD 4-E tinitnntmil r- ,3 DUART OIL i roimancnt jSm COMPLETE 2 Molm, 9 low I i i t. It MISS CHAPPELL TO WED Mrs. M. O. Milligan Will Entertain Nile Daughters Mrs.

M. O. Milligan, 5S27 Shri-ver will open her home to the Daughters of the Nile Tues Church Women To Have Party The annual mother-daughter banquet of Highland Park Presbyterian church will be given by members of the women's association at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday at the church.

On the committee for arrangements are Mesdames John Collins, dining room; F. A. Switzer, decorations; Robert H. Fastje, publicity; Harry Shiffler and Floyd Lowe, program-, and H. F.

Gall, tickets, which may be purchased from group chairmen or at the church, office. Harpel photo. Miss Norma Cagley. r- Mr. and Mrs.

V. L. Cagley of Clarinda, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh ter, Norma, to the William E. Kramer of Kansas City, The pourtesy will be open to son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Kramer of Kansas City. all mothers and daughters who are church members and to their friends. The wedding: will take place July 2 in Clarinda. Miss Cagley is a senior in the Fine arts college at Drake uni Open Monday Noon Until 9 P. M.

Tea For Teacher. Hanawalt Parent-Teachers as Activities versity and is a member of Sigma Alnha Iota nrofessional music sociation will honor principal and teachers of the school at a tea Bri sorority andBeta Gamma Kappa Christian service sorority. from 3 to 4:30 p. m. Tuesday at day for an all clay sewing and 32:30 p.

in. sandwich luncheon. Orthopedic committee includes Mesdames Milligan, chairman; Mayme Hammer, E. O. Strauss, C.

J. Artis, F. E. Conrad, Leroy Curtis, B. Waldt, George ber, El vena Isacksen and Chester Fort.

The committee will serve th dessert. May Break ant. Kinsman's Women's Relief corps, auxiliary to Grand Army of Republic, will entertain at its annual May breakfast for member and guests at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Etta Underwood, 1338 E. Ninth Members of the executive committee will be in charge of serving. Bingo will be played following the breakfast. Clarknon P.T.A. Officers of Clarkson Parent-Tachers association will be in-Stalled at a tea honoring teacher at 2:45 p.

m. Wednesday. They are Mrs. O. C.

Sutherland, Mrs. R. C. Richardson, H. C.

Levenick, Mrs. Donald Rundberg and Mrs. John Van Gorkom. An art exhibit under direction of Mrs. Laura Brooks will be on display.

Mr. Kramer is doing graduate the home of Mrs. Dwight Brooke, ing your work in the College of the Bible at Drake university. 126-Fifty-first st. Mrs.

Manley Jones and Mrs. Floyd Springer will be assisting hostesses. Officers for the com Rotary Women Elect Officers ing year be installed. Honored guests will be Miss Frances Umpleby, Miss Susan Miss Mary Chappell. Mr.

and Mrs. William M. Chappell, 1436 East Court announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth of Cedar Rapids, and Arthur E. Burton of St. Louis, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George G. Burton of Cedar Rapids. Orr, newly elected Des Moines Worn- Mrs. Ruth president of Hearty, Mrs.

"Frieda Gorgas, Mrs Helen Stanley, Miss Lydia Rogers, Miss Rosrtta Anderson, Mrs announces the ens notary ciuo Kathryn Hood and Miss Florence Jarvie. following offi- cers and stand- ing committee ENGAGED members for the Miss Chappell is a graduate of Iowa State college at Ames, and is a member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She is employed by 1944-45 year: Mesdames of Iowa State college. He is employed by Curtiss Wright Co. at St.

Louis. The wedding will take place May 14 at Calvary Baptist church. Minta a lor. Penick and Ford Cedar Rap vice president; ids. Mr.

Burton also is a graduate 1 R. furs to Wards for safe storage And bring them In today I Leave them in our modern cold storage vaults all during the hot summer days well protected from moths and drying heat, safely insured against fire and theft. Then when you want them next Fall, they'll be soft and lovely and lustrous. Expert cleaning and repairs, too all at low Ward prices! Have your fur coat cleaned and repaired by experts. Bring it in Ut us give you an estimate of the cost.

administration. staff MfNttiiK. 1:45 p. m. Monday.

lniKram 1'lujinljiK committee. 2 p. m. Tuesday. Religion committee, 1:30 p.

m. Friday. BISIXEJS.S G1RI.S. May Mornfnr breakfast, 8 to 11 a. m.

serving. Sunday at Y.W.CA. Live Y'er club, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday.

"Alaska," Peter Janss, guest speaker. Movies. Trl-F club. 6 to 8 p. Wednesday.

Recognition dinner. Miss Charlotte Shore, cnatrman. Panel discussion. Public Affairs committee. Resinning Spanish class.

8:30 p. m. Weftunmlnv. Aria ami raft, tt p. m.

Wrdiirartay. Ilii.iiiraa (Jlrls council, 7.30 p. m. Friday. Saturday nUht dance, 8:30 to 11:30 p.

m. Saturday. ClHh. RESERVE. Ami IliHlt.

3:30 p. m. Monday. Washington Irving, 3:30 p. m.

Mnndny. Advanced Dance class, 7 p. m. Monday Y.W.C.A. Mary Kose wetherton, instructor.

Woodrnw Wilson. 3:30 p. m. Tuesday. East High.

3:10 p. m. Wednesday. Child Care course, 4:15 p. m.

Wednesday. Y.W.C.A. Child Behavior," Mrs. Gadys Denny Shutz. 3:30 p.

m. -Thursday. North High. 3:10 p. m.

Thursday. Warren Harding. 3:30 p. m. Friday.

Bombardier Nite club. 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Friday Y.M.C.A. Dancing, games, snack bar for high school students.

Rorket Nite club. 7:30 to 11 p. m. Friday. Unitarian church.

11th and High streets, dancing and snack bar for Junior high students. INDUSTRIAL. Erindu rlnb picnic, 6:30 p. m. Tuesday.

MacRae park. Meet at Y.W.C.A. Reservations necessary. Shift Workers luncheon group. 11 a.

m. Wednesday. Tour of radio station. Luncheon downtown. Make reservations at Y.W.C.A.

4-3171. Amirltta club supper. p. m. Thursday.

Speaker, Charles Paddock. "Do You Know Labor?" Misa Eleanor Rod, chairman. IT.s.A. club. 7.:30 p.

m. Thursday. Radio broadcast 1:30 p. m. Saturday KRNT, RECREATIOV AND HEALTH.

Gym classes, 5:30 p. m. Monday and Friday. Badminton classes, 6:30 p. m.

Monday and Friday. Department committee meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Moore, recording ENGAGED secretary; Gladys Nichol Senior Women at Drake son, corresponding cretary; Jene Hammill, treasurer; Wil- To Be Entertained at Tea helmina Orschel, vxn orr.

Senior women of Drake university will be guests at a tea given by Drake Alumnae association at 3:30 p. m. Tues auditor, and Bertha Zuch, parliamentarian. Also Mesdames Minta Taylor, Minnie Curtis and Elizabeth Lynch, program; Ervene Hen- day at the home of President and Mrs. Henry Gadd Harmon.

President Harmon will speak. shaw, and Elsie Hartnagle and I I Dr. Ruth M. Paul, social; Ynona as follows: Mesdames Seth Slaughter, president; Harry T. Watts, first vice president; Walter Selvy, second vice president; Irving Myers, recording secretary; Luetjen, Dess Powers and Helen Maxwell, membership; Reika Findley; Marguerite Slaught and George corresponding Pauline Rourke, fraternal; Grace Daniel, Maude Delong Gossage and Ann Larson Casteel, press, secretary; Thaddeus Jones, treasurer; John J.

Montgomery, assistant treasurr; Edna Goss, auditor; and H. L. Bump, historian. ontgomery Ward The Rev. Francis Zuch has as his guests this weekend, his Mrs.

Richard Anthens will sing a group of songs with Miss Ruth Howard playing the accompaniment. Mrs. Gregory Brunk will be in charge of the tea. Mesdames Ray D. Helser, Harry Linn, Jack Love and Irving Myers will be dining room hostesses, and Mesdames Robert Blue, Gardner Cowles, Grover Hubbell and B.

D. Van Meter will pour. Parlor hostesses will be Mesdames Kathryn Alexander, Norman Barnes, Byron Ben Boyd, George Brammer, Taylor Grimes, W. R. Hornaday, and Pritchard Payseur and Dr.

Grace Doane. New officers of the association will be presented by the retiring president, Mrs. Charles J. Ritchey, mother, Mrs. Mamie Zuch, and sis 5th and Locust Dee Molnee and Margaret H.

Bradley and Jennie Ritchey Davis and Dr. Ethel K. Olson, telephone. Mrs. Orschel has been elected delegate to Des Moines Federation, and Mrs.

Emily L. Morgan, historian. ter, Mrs. Warren Irish and son, Billy, of Atlantic. la.

Mrs. Percy Potter, 1248 Thlrty-ty-ninth will leave Monday for Chicago, where she will coach Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Jones, 1220 Euclid announce the engagement of their daughter, Mardell, and Staff Sergt.

Harold E. McGlothlen, son of Sir. and Mrs. Harold M. McGlothlen, 3416 Cambridge ave.

Miss Jones is a senior student at North High school. Sergeant McGlothlen is serving with the army air corps over seas. ANDERSON'S with Theodore Harrison of the American Conservatory of Music for a week. Mrs. Potter will be Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Nolan of Ogden, announce the engagement of their daughter, Plyllis Marilyn of Des Moines, and Ronald F. Johnson, son of R.

L. Johnson of Ogden, la. joined on Friday by her daughter, Patricia or Ann Arbor, Mich. Iowa's Oldest Furniture Store Invites Your Charge Account Furnishing Iowa Homes for 60 Years May Breakfast. The annual May Morning Breakfast sponsored by the Business Girls' council of the Y.W.C.A.

will be given May 7 at the Y.W.C.A. from 8 to 11 a m. A musical program has been planned. Proceeds from the breakfast will help to send delegates to Brewster summer conference July 9 to 15 near Omaha, Neb. The breakfast is open to the public.

Camp Fire Guardians Will Meet for Luncheon Camp Fire Guardians' association will meet for a pot-luck luncheon at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the home of Miss M. Genevieve Clayton, 4021 Cambridge ave. Lieut.

Col. Don C. Johnston Will Speak at Luncheon Lieut. Col. Don C.

Johnston of the Civil Air Patrol will speak at the 1 p. m. luncheon meeting of the Ladies of the Armed Forces Tuesday at the Grace Ransom tearoom. Mrs. Paul Nichols, also a member of the Civil Air Patrol, will be a club guest.

There will be a Mother's day observance. Hostesses are Mrs. M. E. Loes and Mrs.

J. D. Peterman. CARLOAD SALE it ninirrminr firemakers at 11 a. m.

Mesdames Dale Green, D. E. Alden and Ralph Berard and Miss Thelma Mabie are other members of the committee, presiding. BOX SPRINGS and MATTRESSES Special Demonstration by Factory Representative EXPERT CLEA.MXQ rn a nrr Assisting hostesses will be Miss Mary Stubbs, Miss Retta Harling and Mesdames Wayne Whittum, Robert Stevens and Cora Hug- New officers to be installed are Mesdames E. A.

McKercher, president; E. T. Hines, vice president; M. J. Gilman, secretary; Wayne Whittum.

treasurer. Mrs. Roy Butler, is in charge of program. Committee of awards will be Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal church.

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