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ITOIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN OCIETY, --PHONE 864-- Qlve Thanksgiving Cotillion Prominent among the events of Thanksgiving day season id the dancing party of the Nonpareil club at Varsity hall, last evening. The program which was augges- tire ot the First Thanksgiving of the Pilgrims included a number of feature and favor numbers. About sixty couples were present, Includ ing members and their guests. Fans, umbrellas, aprons, opera bags of pop corn and balloons were given as favors to ladies, and the men received canes, bow ties and comic hats. The novelty num bers were especially clever, a charity race with kiddy-kars being an outstanding feature.

The committee in charge of tho party was composed of Mr. Mrs. D. W. Crum, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Erneat L.

Bright, an3 Mr. and Mrs. G. Swails. Kerf-Northup Miss Margie B.

Northup, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin North' up, of Villisca, Iowa, became the bride of Mr. Joseph W. Kerf at a pretty ceremony at the seven o'clock mass at St Wenceslaua church, yesterday morning, Father A.

L. Panoch officiating. Mr. and Edward Flynn, attended the young people. The bride wore a becoming gown of tan chenille crepe with accessories to match Her flowere were a corsage arrangement of Killaraey roses and narcissus.

Mrs. Flynn wore brown silk crepe with accessories to match. After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. A. Kerf, 1130 East Church street covers being arranged for immediate relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Kerf will be at home after December 7th, on a farm southeast of Iowa City. Guests at Davenport Wedding Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Bleu and Mrs. and Mrs E. M.

Hogan attended the wedding of Miss Bernadine Welters, daughter of Mr. tad Mrs. John G. Walters ot Davenport, to Mr, John J. Jost, son of Mr.

and Mrs J. A. Jost of Preston, Iowa, yesterday morning at St. Joseph's church at Davenport Ries served bride at matron of honor, other attendants including Miss Marguerite Berg of Davenport and Miss Carol Cox of Rock Island as bridesmaids and little Miss Margaret Baggott as flower girl. Mr.

and Mrs. Jost will be at home at Davenport where Mr. Jost Is connected with the Standard Oil Staff. Mrs. Jost is well known in Iowa City where she has visited frequently.

--s-Informal Evening Reception President and Mrs. Walter A. Jessup gave an Informal "at home" to members of the University of Iowa faculty and their wives, last Wednesday evening at their home at 102 East Church street- Chrysanthemums formed the decorative note for the rooms. The courtesy Included four hundred guests. The Cold Wave Has Arrived And Here Is The Comforting Feature Our newest winter coats for women and misses hare been reduced.

"We've a -wonderfully attractive showing -one of a kind fur trimmed coats, that formerly sold to $75.00, special for Saturday and Monday, each .50 Fine, stylish, new fur trimmed winter coats that sold to $59.50, now $39.50 FINEST WOOL AND FUR FABRIC PLUSH COATS Elaborately fur trimmed, just 8 left, $100.00 coats, now $66.67 $150.00 coats, now $100.00 Choice of all remaining coats that sold from $15.00 to $45.00, now $10.00, $15.00, $19.75, $25.00 and $29.50 Dresses Take your choice of all our fine wool dresses and silk dresses, party dresses included, that sold to $50,00 at $10.00, $15.00, $19.75, $25.00, $29.50 and $39.50 O'Shoes, Rubbers For Entire Family 17 S. Dubuque St. Spuntex Hosiery AH Colors, Pure Silk, 95c MEN! WOMEN! Do Not Overlook These Values Hundreds Of New Fall Styles In Footwear Patents Satins Calfskin -Kids Suedes all built up to Robert's Standard Most Remarkable Values For Saturday, $3 $4 $5 $6 You will find at these four low prices the newest and most authentic styles the newest of Straps, the lattest of Pumps, the most recent of Tongues and Beaded effects, together with smart new interpretations of the favorite walking oxford. Boys' and Girls' Shoes at Remarkable Savings. Hundreds of Pairs to choose from at $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 High School to Prwant Play Announcement Is of the cast tor "The Thirteenth a mystery play by Byword VelUer, to be presented by the Iowa City high school on December 16th.

Dan Catcher will play the role ot Roscoe Crosby, Erelyn Edwards ot Mrs. Crosby, Tom Speidel ot W1U Crosby, Martha Momma ot Helen O'Neil, Robert Frentlss of Braddlsh Trent, Marybel Tabor of Mrs. Trent, Waldo Wlssler of Edward Wales, Ruth McQovney ot Mary Eastwood, George Jones ot Phillip Elva Bickley ot Elizabeth Ersklne, Lyle Vestermark of Howard Standlsh, Virgin- la Kennedy of Grace Stan-dish, Ethel Stone of Rosalie LaGrange, Hunter Gump of Pollock, Dick Boyles ot Tim Donohoe, Albert Tanswell ot Sergeant Dunn and Lee Farnsworth of Doolan. Barr-Miller Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Marie Miller of Iowa City, and Mr. Paul H- Barr of Strawberry Point, both senior students of the University of Iowa, on September 23rd, at Marion, Iowa.

Mrs. Barr will complete her study in the college of liberal arts this June while Mr. Barr, who Is affiliated with the Delta Chi fraternity, will be gra3uated from the college of commerce. The young people will make their home at Iowa City until Commencement ----s--Trinity Parish Annual Dinner Members of Trinity parish will told their, annual dinner at Youde's inn next week on Wednesday evening, December 3rd, at six o'clock. Prof.

Percy Bordwell Is the chairman In charge. Talks will be given by Mrs. Roscoe H. Volland, Mrs. W.

A. Gifford and Prof. Burton Fleming Dr. Charles Grant will act as toast master and Dr. Henry J.

Prentiss will preside at the piano. Wright-Holsapple Mr. and Mrs Hoteapple 723 East Washington steet, announce the marriage of their daughter, Lura Madessa, to Mr. Loyal L. Wright, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Wright of McClausland, Iowa, the ceremony taking place today at McClausland. Rev.

Mr. Sheer of the First Methodist church officiated at the service. The young people win be at home for the present at McClausland. Musical program by Parish Choir Under the direction of Mrs. E.

Gatens and with Miss Mary Lee 3.3 organist, the choir of St. Patrick's parish will give a musical piogram at the church auditorium on Sunday evening, November 30, at eight dusts and quartet and chorus numbers will feature the recital. University Club Dancing Party Featuring this week's calendar of the University club is the informal dancing party to be given at the club rooms on Friday evening, November 28th, from eight-thirty to eleven o'clock. The hostesses in charge will Include Miss Ethyl Martin and Miss June Lyday. --s-Club Dinner and Meeting Members of the University club will meet at the club rooms du Saturday evening, November 29th, for a six o'clock dinner.

Those planning to attend are urged to make reservations this evening. The hostesses will include Mrs. H. A. Greene, Mrs.

F. A. Klnney, Mrs. S. C.

Gribble, Miss Genevieve Sterns and Miss Rachel Sictanan. --g-- Carnation Rebekah Lodge Members of the Carnation Re bekah lodge, No. 376, will meet this evening, November 28th, at seven- thirty o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. A full attendance ia desired aa there will be nomination of officers. Children's Story Hour Grimm's Fairy tales will be told at the children's hour at the pub he library on Saturday afternoon, November 29th, at three thirty o'clock.

The stories of "Hanspl and Grethel" and "The Wolf and the Seven Kids" will be features. Evening Surprise Party Miss Naomi Sleichter was surprised by a number of young people at her home at 509 South Lucas street, last evening, for a Thanksgiving party. The hours were spent informally, refreshments being served as the concluding feature. --s-West Lucas Sewing School Members of the West Lucas township sewing school met Tues- fiay at the home of Mrs. Oliver Furst and continued the series of lessons unJer the direction of the extension division of the Iowa State college.

Fourteen members were in attendance. Friendship Club Card Party Members of the Friendship club met Wednesday evening at the Edward W. Riley home at 302 Muscatine avenue, with all present. Games of five hundred offered diversion, at the close cf which an oyster supper was serr- ed. Thanksgiving Dinner Quests Mr.

and Mrs. John Ludwlc entertained at Thanksgiving Day din ner, last evening at their home on Sixth avenue. Card games furnished entertainment during the remainder ot the evening with Mr. James Kahela and Mist Rose Knoblock winning the honors for score. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. James Kabela of New- Port, Mr. Richard Vanderberg. Mr. Henry Aldershof, Miss Mary Krupna, Miss Knoblock and Miss Rose Knoblock.

Haakenson-Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ot Oxford, Iowa, announce the marriage of their daughter, Elsie, to Mr. Carl M. Haakenson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Haakenson, o' Willistoa, N. the ceremony taking place November 16th, at Sidney, Montana. The bride was graduated from the Cosgrove blub school and from Coe college. She bad been teaching in Montana dur ing the past year.

Delta Chi Fraternity Dance Mr. and Mrs. U. Rias and Mr. and Mrs.

Irving J. Barren will chaperon the dancing party to be given by the Delta Chi fraternity or Saturday evening at -the chapter house. Kappa Kappa Gamma Party With the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority as hostess, a dancing party will be given this evening at the new chapter house. Prof, and Mrs. B.

J. Lambert and Miss Florence Musson willl chaperon. --s-Sorority Dance at City Park Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Keyser and Miss Rachel Sickman will chaperon the dancing party'to be given by the Alpha Gamma Phi sorority at the park pavilion, this evening. Fraternity Announces Pledge Mr. Clark Reed, a freshman student from Guthrle Center, has pledged to membership by the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Entertain Dinner Mr.

and Mrs. A. Zeller entertained at six o'clock dinner last Saturday at their home at North Liberty. During the evening, vocal music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Lyons of Tampa Fla. The guests included in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Sealer, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lenta, Mr.

and Mrs. George G. Ranshaw, Mr. and Mrs, N. Zeller, Mr.

and Mrs. M. M. Snavely and daughter, Lela, Mr. and Mrs.

L. L. Stoner and family, and Mrs. D. W.

Wray. Eureka Lodge Meeting Eureka lodge. No 44,1. O. O.

F. met Tues evening in regular session at the Odd Fallows hall Officers were nominated for the ensuing yer Members of the mock trial cast are reminded of the rehearsal to be held following next weeks meeting. G. A. R.

Regular Meeting Members of the Samuel J. Kirk- wooi post, No. 8, G. A. will hold their regular meeting on Sunday afternoon, November 80th, at two o'clock at post headquarters.

All members are requested to be prompt In attendance. Theta Tau Fraternity Party Prof, and Mrs. H. B. Kittredge and Maj.

and Mrs. E. Titus will chaperon the dancing party to be given Saturday evening at the Red Ball inn by the Theta Tau fraternity. Entertain at Tea Dance With the members of the Kappa Delta sorority as hostesses, a tea dance was given at the chapter house at 115 East Market street, Thursday afternoon from three to six o'clock. Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Party Members of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority will entertain this evening.

November 28th, at the Red Ball Inn. Prof and Mrs. M. Ruch will chaperon. Surprise Dinner Party Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mills and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Reece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise and family pleasantly surprised their parents, Mr. and Edwin Hay, 825 Page street, Thanksgiving noon, with a basket dinner. During the afternoon, music and games offered entertainment.

Freshman As the first of a series of parties, Freshman Pan Hellenic members are entertaining on Saturday evening at a dance at the Cotillion ball room. Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Greenwood and Prof, and Mrs. C.

S. Tippets will chaperon. Entertained at Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B.

Lee and Mr. J. J. Lee were guests at the home of Mrs. A.

W. Lee at Cedar Rapids, Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Lee T.

Loomis and Mrs. Millie Lee Loomis of Muscatmo were also visitors there. --s-Entertain DenUI Fraternities With the members of Xi Psl Phi and Psi Omega, dental fraternities as guests, the membeis of the Delta Sigma Delta fraternity entertained informally at the chapter house on North Clinton street, Tuesday evening. --s-Kappa Phi Pledge Program Following a shoit business session Wed. evening the members of Kappa Phi, a Methodist society of student girls, enjoyed a Chinese program to be presented by the pledges of the organizaton A Chinese play featured the meeting.

NOTICE Our 1924 Xmas Savings club will close November 30th and tht checks will be available Doc. 1st Our 1925 Xmas Savings club will open Dec. 1st. The First National Bank and Farmers' Loan and Trust Co Adv. n-29 SENSKA RETURNS FROM SERVICES IN AFRICAN MISSION Dr.

and Mrs. Frank Ratcheffe Senska, long stationed at Mission Americano, Rio Benito, Guinea Espanola, Africa, have sailed via Bordeaux, France, from Duala, Africa, and are to be back in Iowa about Christmas time. Dr. Senska was graduated In medicine in 1911, and has been a medical missionary in Africa during the past three years. His wife's mother is Mrs.

W. raid, of Eldora, and she and Mrs. Senska are well-known in Iowa City. The doctor and his wife are accompanied by their daughter, Frances Maude. Dr.

Senska'e health has not been ultra-good during Che last year, and hence he was especially entitled to the furlough granted every three years or so to the white people serving in Africa. ttey cannot remain in that country, whose climate rums the health of "white folks," who stay there any really lengthy period. PROPERTY VALUES ADVANCING, COURT REPORTS INDICATE Real estate isn't as low in price or value, as many people seem to believe. For example, Owen Paris' estote, recently in court, involving partition proceedings, included one 80-acre tract in West Lucas township. This was sold (the court approving the 'report of the referee) to Howell Davis, aa one of the Important steps in the partition proceedings.

The consideration was or $260 an acre, cash. The estate was by Attorney W. J. Baldwin, and. the referees were Miss Franc Moon and F.

A. NOTICE Our 1924 Xmas Savings club will close November 30th and the checks will be available Dec. 1st. Our 1925 Xmas Savings club will open Dec. 1st.

The First National Bank and Farmers' Loan and Trust Co 11-29 MMttlER FOR WOMEN Washington St. All Our Fine Richly Furred Winter Coats at REDUCED PRICES Marvelous Special Price Groups $1 A 95 $1 n75 $. 14 95 19 75 28 38 48 Save $5.00 $10.00 and even to $25.00 on Every Coat CHARMING NEW Party Frocks For Formal Wear i Beautiful Colors, Bewitching Modes, Moderately Priced 19 75 Silk Hosiery Our Own Pet Brands 'Acclaimed by all that wear them to be the BEST HOSE VALUE in Iowa City 15 colors, all sizes. Corduroy Velvet Robes Beacon Bath Robes Quilted Silk Robes Lace Trimmed Satin Robes Ideal Xmas Gifts Select Yours Now $298 $398 $895 to SWEATERS REDUCED $6.00 to $10.00 Values, $3.89 Decidedly New! Faille Hats Satin Hats Taffeta Hats Bengaline Hats Specially Featured Tomorrow At All The Smart New Shades All The Smart New Styles At just this time of the season there the urge for a smart new hat to enliven the winter costume. We are offering just such models festive little chapeaux in charming shades, bright with Flowers, embroideries, metallic or velvet folhage or metallic lace.

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