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Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • 9

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I Friday, iwemhet S-Jh(WA CTTt rfrS4tttT -Cto 1,1 Browxiies Give JMc 16 Hospital V.F.W.Post And Aimliaiy ocietvrliikc Fete Children With Malhnr Huhhord I r5 Featured by a program. carol singing, and collection of gifts for hoepitalized veterans, was the Christmas party Miss Dorothy Dell Penney To Marry Mr. Thoman Soon Christmas In the Long Ago held Thursday night by Le- Roy E. Weekea V. F.

W. post I had tuck wonderful ttme Wil mg mm Owt Nt Th kind that Nd, Ths fW ing you about my memories th thumb taok Is atttt lbs Christmas yesterday that I ran plumb out ot almoat Ww always nsd a lHt ovetftwwtng park th tW and auxiliary No. 3M9, at 208 East College street The party was attended by 78 children. Participating in the program were a number of children who have gone with auxiliary member to entertain tn local hospitals and at Oakdale. These included Anna Marie Sueppel, Ger-aldine Tauber, Bart and Gene Schuchert, Bva Winter and Glen is Urted.

Will It bom you If I to on today? always went horn th day "WssnWMsn 11 7( a -if i 1 id i I s- rd with cdle awd ms vnf reindeer. Mtwi Set th tbl or ahead wir'tmrnlnt fMf ib knew never a thing thtft omsi -et sll arrived. She'd before Chrtetmss, That la, to my Fountain. Other children made ex parent horns In Adel and up to th Urn Mother died three year am. we dldnt mtes a Christmas it un with a hi Sheet tlwsys knew when tt wt tmveiie except th year th children had temporaneous contributions to the All sang carols around 'ths lighted Christmas tree, and Santa Claua brought gifts to th children.

Veterans of Mt. Pleasant and In atmut what we'd 5 scarlet fever and were ouar- antlned, Also th year my hue wey seemed new to band wss seriously til, but vn r.scb year the thlMwn then mom cams down and gtt th th local hospitals will share 140 gifts donated by the V. F. W. post children to spend their holidays with them, and auxiliary.

These will be delivered today and Saturday. beg to open in ONB ifi en Chrtetmss v. but ywally mns In hsvs them hold ttt uh til th next mortilng with fh Itshtftil HpeeUnry wwfiderlnf Dad was slwsys a great one to fix up his own Christmas Ire, ws seldom had on from th it or. On th committee In charge of the party were Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Weekea, Mrs. Earl Barnes, Mrs. what was in eatm Mcksts iy tew Nat Mutchler, Mrs. Howard their names m. We rtltlni bvs He'd always go to th wwd or mit In ths bark pasture and bring home snmt big vrgren llmti and fashion th tree himself, And Fountain, Mrs.

Garland Kircher and Mr. Earl Weber. flreptsre, but th old hAf fel burner with It dfttMflf flame it was always a beauty, wonder how long that popueorn held out wss a wttnueiTUi sunetitiu mr many year. finch ehair held lw twklnts on th knrtbs thst tm Christmas' Family that ws used on that IresT I ran up the bafk. And WWdef WH remember helping to string It when I was a girl, And mom would wind Watching the wooden animals enter the toy ark two by two Is David Res, year-old son of Mr.

and Charles G. Boot 3, Solon. His nurse It Mrs. A. M.

Mauer Forest View trailer Main, The Brownies who have just presented the wonderful toy to Mercy hospital are left te right, Cindy Dutcher, 620 South Summit street; Barbara Buchele, 339 Lowell street, and Jane Bader, lit Clark street. The young patient standing with them Is Dennis Berger, son Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berger ot (Press-Citlsea Photo.) Party Held Here -By V. F.

W. Units had th must fun, in ehiwren who found them brtmmlri? tt up on a folded newspaper and put it twiy year after year, Then next morning nr ths MHt Cletlte tt thst so stealthily flllsd them? there were the yard and yard nf tense! that appeared year after More than 100 persons attended That new.Noah's ark; pre the Christmas party held Thursday year, and ths little bin bird that had one been Unhted but had tost sented to Mercy hospital by MISS DOROTHY PENNEY Announcement Is being mad today of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miaa Dorothy Dell Penney, daughter of Mrs. Vera Ptnney, 405 South Dodge street, and Mr. A. Lynn Penney, Osag, to Mr.

Francis O. Thoman, aon of Mr. Kathryn Thoman, 403 South Johnson atreet, and Mr. G. M.

Thoman, GrinneH. The couple will be married in January In St. Patrick's church. Miss Penney was graduated from Iowa City high school and attended the University of Iowa. She is employed at the S.

T. Morrison insurance company. Her fiance, a graduate of St. Patrick's high school, is employed at the postoffic. Miss Thornton and Mr.

Andrews Wed in Now York City Recently night in the Community building by V. F. W. post and auxiliary No. 2581.

Its glow long sine, Brownie troop No. 6, Mercy hospital, Thursday, will do a Th children always wanted A program, with special music Stage and TV celebrities were among the guests at the and visit from Santa Claua, fol certain little bell ornament plsred low so they could give It little lot toward making Christmas merry for the small patients wedding of Miss Norma Thornton and Mr. Tiger Andrews, De tap as thy went psst It and hesr them lowed the family potluck supper. On the food committee were Mrs. Ed Bushman, Mrs.

Carolyn Slesak, Mm A. E. Rabas, Mrs. Blanche cember 18 in the little chapel of the Fifth avenue Presby Its tiny tinkle, Oh yes, and th lit Members of the troop have been tls red horn, ever so dullcately terian church In New "York City. mads.

Brown glass, I suppti, for Both the bride and bridegroom are appearing in theatrical they didn't have plsslltt In tmmt daya I shudder to think of ths Edward S. Ret! Hays mt MERRY OliniSTMAS HAPPY HEY YEAR DlttlQ SCO? PERSONALS Newsy Briefs About People You Know productions in New York, the former in "Gentlemen Prefer Phippen and Mrs. M. E. Kelso.

In charge of the party were Mm. Zoe Heacock, Mrs. Lawrence Adrian and Mrs. Evelyn Goss. Gifts were exchanged by the adults, and working for weeks on this fascinating project.

The ark itself was built by the husband of the troop leader, Mrs. Walter Buchels, and the animals, traced by the troop groans that must hsv passed In rhinestonsi, and carried purpls from one pair of lips to another, orchids. for everybody gave It a little torn them were treats for all the Blondes," and the latter in "Mister Roberts." Ed Sullivan, Henry Fonda, Marian Brando, and members of the casts of both pltyt were at ths reception at th Del-monlco hotel, following ths cere Mr. and Mrs. James P.

Mont N. and Mrs, C. P. Wlnther, Just to see If It still worked esnh Mrs. Thornton wore a red velvet children.

Paynesville, Minn. year. loved every tint of thnet dress with a black velvet feathered inexpensive ornaments tm they hat; Mm Hemmlngson chose gomery, 308 Kirkwood avenue, are the parents of a son weighing six pounds, 14 ounces, bora at Mercy hospital Thursday. Dr. Conard and became mors precious saih yesr, plum-colored suit with crsy acce Dr.

and Mrs, John Bates and sories, and Mrs. Andrews a black Doromtlnns son David, of the Panama Canal sons, are visiting at the home of Louise Sargent sequlned gown with a black fsath mony. Prof, and Mrs. H. J.

Thornton, 4 Woolf court, Iowa City, parents of the bride, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mm. H. P. Hera-mlngson, went to New Tork for th event and will remain through Mom hd big pair of red psper ered hat.

AU wore gsrdsnla otf Mrs. Carl Neuxil, 314 East Daven bells too thst she slwsys put up seges. Exchange Vows port street, and her mother, Mrs. between ths dining room and llv Word has been received here of the birth of a son, Ronald Clark, to Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Clasen of Tuoson, Arts, formerly of Iowa rtt fai hahv welshed eiffht Fifty guests attondtd ths cere Kathryn Bartoaky. Doctor Bates Christmas, GRINNELL Dr. Henry 8. mony, which was followed by a reception for 12S tt th Delmcmlco Is a resident physician at ths Gorges hospital in the Canal none. Conard, professor emeritus of bot hotel.

A three-tiered wsdrtlng rak girls, -wer cut out by Mr. Lee Bader, th father of one of the members. (The girls did all the painting of ark and animals. Each Brownie in th troop mad a pair of animals. living together amicably ar giraffes, elephants, rabbits, deer, pelicans, hippopotami, zebras, lions and tigers.

The girls who did the work am Cindy Dutcher, Judith duistensen, Jane Bader, Diane Demory, Bar-bam Pearson, Barbara Buchela, Patty Petersen, Jans Pf later, Nancy Pratt, Linda House! and Judy Sorensen. Mrn, Buchele and Mm David Foerster am in charge of th troop. Friend Feted Thursday Night At Eden' Home wss cut by th newlyweds. Holly any at Grinneu college, ana Louisa Sargent, assistant professor of biology at the college, were married this week, --r. Ward, a friend of th bride, pre Cfcristaiao Decorations Dr.

John Sutherland Bonnetl, pastor of the church, offlclsted at the double ring ceremony. The candleltghted altar and the stained glass windows were decorated with Christmas evergreens, holly, and whit button chrysanthemum. Atty. and Mrs. E.

P. Korab, 128 North Clinton street, have returned from a three-weeks' trip to sided at the guest book. Beside ths Thorntons and Hem- Doctor Conard. sine his retire southern Texan and Mexico. a wwf Tiiotour row toimyi Talk softlyi mit listen mi UnA a nrnin tiioi (Jilt roH "Movix! OAt lt t's Help Hslve taw MMf rwW i 1 filAI, fll Tliompoii Transfer mlngsons, th out of town guest at th wedding included Mr, and ment in 1944, has been a visiting research professor In botany at Mrs.

O. B. Limoseth. mi Eut Mrs. George Andrews, aunt and The bride wore fitted suit of black and white checked velveteen College street, is in Clinton today uncls of ths bridegroom, and their with a Queen Ann collar, black daiishtef.

asm, of Middlesex, ft. to atiena runerai services for her COUSin. Mr. MUUrd Smith. SS pounds.

Mrs. Clasen was Mary Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Clark who now live In taeas. jGs, Visiting In the home of Mr.

and "ttrs. Clare Rosa, Route 1. over the wlidavs. will be Mrs. Ross paints.

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shaw of Minneapolis, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien, 419 Magowan avenue, are the parents ot a daughter, bom at University hospital December 18. She weighed eight pounds, four ounces, and has been named Leslie Ann. I Mm.

Gordon W. Prange and children. Wtnfred Root and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs, Andrews ar mk th state University of Iowa. University Club Plan Holiday Bridge Next Week who died suddenly in Chicago, HL, velvet pumps, -whit gloves, and a crown of white velvet with a soft veil.

She carried white orchids on tag their horn at 1075 First avenue Apartment 6r, Sutton Hall, lucsuajr, nun nuenaing meet ing were. a white leather Bible. nw lorx 22, j. t. Patty Ann Jackson, th bride's Mr.

and 'Mrs. C. and Mrs. Ion Brunton, 1334 street, left Thursday night for Holiday bridge for members, husbands and guests is) planned by the University club for December louver uiy, vatiit tor month's room-mate, and dancer in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." was maid of honor. She wore black velveteen suit, black velvet pumps, a crown of black velvet trimmed Mm 309 Koner avenue, entertained group of friends 'and relatives at dinner visit.

38. Thursday evening at their home. Mrs. M. Boyer Is general chairman for the party.

Assisting her will be Mm. Geonre Hittler. (arrived a week ago at the Fair- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.

Rammeltsy Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Mrs. E. T. JoIIifX ee and Miss Hel en Fochl Rumraens and son, Larry, Mr. Warren RammeDs, and Mr.

-and SOCIAL CALENDAR Wriie rssat, p.m.,.., fw1yytTl ehorefe OsraaUee JtctMbah imle, Tdivn kA TrnnT Prectks far yt ogrem i .30 i Mil Manm toit Cbn4r SfWtS, i Mr hW. Ve-lwVt UK. bark dtnk i Mr. and Mrs. Elwin ShauC Mra.

Shainn mother, Mrs. R. W. Petersen, and Boh Sham, 633 Brown street, accompanied by Miss Nancy Wallace. 633 Brown street, will ler Saturday for West Point, N.

to visit the Shams' son, Rax, who is attending th Military academy there. They will return to low Oty January 3. Teacher Honored Mm Glenn Pedemen and Randy, Circle 6 Plan all of West Branch: Miss Janet Luncheon Meeting Brown. West Liberty, and Mr. Wendell Eden, student at Cornell eoQege.

ML Vernon. rieM-Suisan airfield, San Fran-; Cisco, CaUf, from Tokyo, and win com to Iowa City today to visit Mrs. Prang' mother. Mrs. W.

T. Root 314 East Church! street. She has stopped en rout host to visit friends in San Fran-! eiaeo and Tucson, Aria, Prang, who is chief of th historical section of AT1S. far eastern eonunand, will remain in Tokyo for th present, Arriving Saturday to visit Mr. and Mm.

Kenneth Brock, Rent witt be Mrs, Brock brother and Mtotorn-taw, Mr. and Mm. Cart Walsh. Oasi. and her want and stv Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Srbst ot Ltocete, 2br.

And Program Soon Circle 6 of the W. S. C. S. will meet at 1 pjn.

Wednesday, December JT. at the home of Mm Vera Penney. 405 South Dodge street. There will be a potmck honcheon At Yule Luncheon Members of tb executive board of Henry Sabot and chairmen of standing committees, entertained teachers of the school after wBfcn a program wiO be giv at a Chrfistmns) hsaeheon Tktasday noon at the school. A Ckrwtmas motif was ssed It the taht ftecoratioca.

Tie fveap presented, gilt, to JCaa EUn Sharn, on of taet teachers who is to he married soma, MSI! CXXJLXXOO Tear citiifs pnTt so stuffed snimaTit enn cbssed puck(r nndl etSinentdy By bm ftiSug' themt ftw live minutes at tHufST smto itt aua wasftmir ai. Atoay a SoM to Pavk V. H. GOSE UC E. Xkk.

Dtal SeTSS eoin. Bans: tham ca th Bna aft erwards tor a Sang irjmg sessionv that Mr. and Mrs, Ed SaMpson. MS town nvena, ar eeavusgr tonight tw New Tortt City where they will visrt their aon and dnaghtet-avbrar. Mft, and Mrs, Sunpsott, over th hwtuinys.

Mm, fiieweS Taylor, and daogb-- Sharon, wilt teav SaCaniay tw BaJstoecev M4 after visit, wish Mr. and Mrs, I R. WW East CuUpg street. Dr. N'eweil Tajtor sUtwnwl ttt Kwresk Mr.

and Km CSarte Gwrta 41X Sottth Governor street, have received weed their Jim Gawta BTS. whoa tw emt-teg- tat the Mtfttttercanaaa waist, stopped at GiferaEter, and poct to attend Christina emtrchx in Some, Italy. HoOdajr guest a that K. Aadaonm. horn 331 Hbrtft; CUnftm street, will be- Mr.

and MS. Robert, Anderson sod daughter JSa-dteat, Whnamtngoi. SCnmc MR. sntf Ms, Btertert W. Anrfsnsonv.

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