Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 4

PAGE TWELVE CITY PRESS-CITIZEN TUESDAY, MAY 2.1922 Dancing Party sity and city. Among there were Thursday evening, Mar 4th. the prof. A. M.

Schlesinger. Mrs. J. J. Loyal Order of will enter- SS clara Daley, tain members and their fnends at McE rov Ru a a- the Moose a a and Mrs scoe Vol This will be one 01 tl-e ast cane- ing paries sessor Music I I a Ml furnished piece Can.il 5 Mrs.

A. Sw.sher was the jabie leader the sect.on, tre jsv.r rassei. Year's Wc'k Completed the goverr-ice-: 'he Ic-wa Ci Wein-r's c'no hnV no score ir.eet-^srs unrl i.es" C'jb There be a of R'3 Won'si c'ub on L-ferno-r-. the Lad.es' The members Home to roll call will a 'St Interes-ine an-. 5 Mirers' Day.

fu! ear, with a large rubber A ricr te enjoyed, spleadii programs, fes'-jring seme IP-O. esc'- 1 is her of the best speakers the vn've-- pla-e cup. fork and spoon, sandwiches for herself, and one other dish- The Home may reached by the Rundell street car, getting off at Summit street Jolly Club Mrs. Harry Eagen entertained the members of the Jolly Twelve clab at her home on east Davenport street, last evening. Progressive euchre rras plajed, Mrs.

Xus- ser winning the first prize, Mrs. Bradley the second, and Mrs. C'ark the consolation prize. Pelicio'js refreshments were served. Music Study Club Announcement of a change program is mace by the Music Stuay club.

The opera be taken. up at the meeting tomorroTr be Charpentier's Prof. Philip G. as leader. Godunov" which was si rrouncei for tomorrow has been postponed until next week, May 10th.

i K. C. Carnival Dance i Marquette Council, Knights ot Columbus will entertain at a Carnival dance at their hall. Thursday evening, May 4th. This will be for members only, and university members of the K.

C. are invited, i The committee in charge of the i psr'y inc'udes Mr. L. C. Grim, chairman.

Messrs Leo Llnder. I Jan'es Burns. Ries. and Frank Feeler' be appropriately decorav' for the i occasion. i --s-- Past Noble Grands Members of -ho Xoble Ora-ds' assoeia'i of Carna'loa Rebekah will ireet at the home cf "Mrs Steve- east Prentlss on We 'ses- Ritestyk Shop WOMEX'S WEAR Ray Slavata 111 E.

Washington St. MAY OFFERINGS i Wraps Coats Suits Our stock of wraps, coats and suits will be offered to you at greatly reduced prices beginning Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. JERSEY SUITS Formerly priced from $15 to S25 Now .75 to $17.50 TWEED SUITS Formerly priced from 825 to S39.50 Now $13.50 to $29.50 SUITS of SLRGE, POIRE TWILL and TRICOTINE Formerly priced from S25 to $75 Now; $17.50 to $49.50 WRAPS and SPORT COATS in all styles, colors and materials Formerly priced from $15 to $85 Now $9.50 to $59.50 This sale begins Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, so come early, as there is only a limited number in each group. i i i i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i af'ernoon instea I of Thurs --s-- i Shima-Graves Nuptials S-. Wenceslaus ci.

irch was i for a pre'ty 'bis, a 7 o'clock when Marie C. Grsves Mr. Shlraa -wrere "aEi ed in marnige, Kev. A- L. Panoch officiatuig.

Miss Clara Graves, of the! br-de, -was bridesmaid, and 'he' groom-was attended by Mr. Victor Shima. The bride was a'Mred in a beaa'iful gcwn of satin and george-'f, Trjih an elaborate satia trimming. Her veil "was of ru'le 5n coronet arrangement held in place by a band of pearls, and she carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and sweet veas. bridesmaid wore pale green organ-j die, trimmed wira tiny ruffles, and a picture hat to rlowers were an arm bouquet of rose? A wedding dinner was served at noon at the home of the ride's mo-Jier at 1130 east Church Covers were arranged for fifty rel-.

atives snd friends. The bride's! color scheme of green and white! was carried out. the tables being; decorated with white roses ferns. In the center of the dining room was suspended, a large ding hell, and from this, green and; white streamers radiated to the 1 corners of the room. Mrs.

Shima is the popular daughter of Mrs. Anna Graves of this city. She was graduated from the! Iowa City high school in 1918, and; for the past three years has beenj a. stenographer in the department of hygiene and preventive medicine at the state university. Her pleasing manner and charming- disposition have endeared her to a host of friends.

Mr. Shima is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Shima of Solon.

He is a well-liked and prominent young farmer, residing three miles north of Iowa City, where tBe happy couple will make their home. --s-Historical Circle Elects At a meeting of the Athena Historical Circle yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Partridge on the vest side, Mrs. Elmer Anderson was chosen as the new president, and Mrs. Glenn X.

Merry, the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Stephen Popoff read an interesting paper, a review of the book "A House of Gentle Folk" by Turegener. Trinity Auxiliary Members of the Woman's Anxil- iary of Trinity church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the parish house. Miss Sara Cox will read from her journal, written while she was tourine the Orient last summer.

All women of the parish will be welcome. Ford-Havlik Wedding Miss Oregonia Havlik and Mr. John F. Ford were united in marriage at a pretty ceremony this morning at 6 o'clock at St. Wenceslaus' church, Rev.

A. L. Panoch ofHciating. The couple were attended Miss Florence Havlik, sister of the bride, and Mr. R- E' Hayek, her cousin.

The bride was i charming in a gown of white; i chiffon, with a large white hat, and she wore a corsage bouquet of brides roses. The bridesmaid wore blue crepe de chine, with, a black hat. aud a corsage bouquet of pink roses- i A delicious wedding breakfast was afterward served to the members of the bridal paity and two aunts of the bride, Mrs. Charles Hayek of this city and Mrs. John Shaser of Botaa, Iowa, at the home of the motner at 524 east Church street.

The bridal couple, attendants, and Mrs. Havlik then motored to Cedar Rapids, to spend the day. The bride i- the talented and popular daughter of Mrs. Emma of this city. She was from the Iowa City high chool in 1919, and later graduated) rom Irish's business college.

For he pas: two ears and a half she he'd a responsible position in he ccucty clerk's office, being as- to Clerk C. F. Benda. She a splendid woman, and jer fj.ends are many. Mr.

Ford i son of Mr. and John Ford who reside of Iowa City. He is an enter- ims.ns and prosperous young farmer. and Mr. and Mrs.

Ford will make their home on a farm about seien east of Iowa A host of congratulations are being showered upon the happy copule. ALL HAPPY Legion Festivities Members of the Roy L. Chopek Post of the American Legion en- jojed a "hog roast" at the city park pavilion, iast evening. About thirty-five were present at the feast, which was in charge a committee composed of Messrs. Gordon Dinsmore, Robert Schell, and H.

I. Jennings. It was decided that the porker was too large for even the healthy appetites of the war veterans, so a portion of the meat was brought down to Reich's on south Dubuque street, where it' was generously distributed among the patrons. --s-W. C.

T. U. Meeting There will be a rsgusar monthly i business meeting of th W. C. U.

on Thursdaj afternoon at 2:30 I at the home of Mrs. C. Yetter 519 South Summit street A good attendance is especially desired, as there is. very" important business to transact. with an ESKIMO PIE Parents should make their children eat more ESKIMO PIES and less candy.

This ICE CREAM confection is rich in food value and contains the element necessary to growth of the body. A smooth thicker coating of chocolate is now being used. BE SURE TO GET THE BEST, Ask for SIDWELL'S The Home of Pasteurized Dairy Products 11 i 11 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 4 ni 111 iimiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii days before you see Norma tadtfe I STARTING SATURDAY FOR 6 DAYS DRESS-WELL but be economical OU'VTS got to save money to become prosperous; youVe also got to look prosperous in order to get that way Good clothes help you to do both They have the successful look; and they have the successful trait of saving your money through the longer service they give We have successful clothes Hart Schaffner Marx make them You ought to wear them oas is.