The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 17

COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--AUGUST 17, 1947. PAGE SEVENTEEN Events of the Week Miss Murray Goes East to Study SUNDAY Heft-Hurd family reunion, 12 Falrmounr park. Garden paity, 4-8 p. St Francis academy. MONDAY.

Delphians, 6:30 p. Mrs. Grant Augustine, Bennett avenue. Deanery officers and board, 7:30 p. Catholic Charities office.

WEDNESDAY Miriam guild, 8 p. Our Savior's Lutheran church. THURSDAY. Woman's Missionary society, I p. Emmanuel Lutheran church.

Circle 1, 2 p. Mrs. Otis Thomas, 2659 Fifth avenue. FRIDAY S. W.

O. W. club. 1 p. Mrs.

B. J. Gullck, 2901 Grand avenue. Guests Dance at Miss Ames 1 Party Miss Barbara Ames cele- brated her fifteenth birthday anniversary Thursday evening with a party at her home. early evening was spent playing games at the hostess" home, then the party adjourned to St Paul's Episcopal parish house next door for dancing.

Refreshments were served then at the close of the evening at the Ames home, but guests wanted a few more dances and returned to the parish house for a longer party. The birthday cake was iced in white and had green candles. Present were Misses Mary Lou KJar. Barbara Bucknam, Ann Augustine, Janice and June Keellne, Bonnie Simpson, Patricia Ford and guest, Stephanie Allen of Cozad, and the hostess, Tommy Roper, Dale Simpson, Tony Natusil, Bill Krauth, Donald Heflln, Donald Gardiner and Grant Augustine, III. London Snubs Long Skirts Barbara LONDON--A new silhouette, not drastically different but clearly defined.

Is emerging from the -big ten" London fashion Skirts and coats of suits are longer, with, waists corset-tight, hips accentuated. Skirts are of two extremes--pencil slim or accordion pleated. Export.clothes are often 13H inches from the floor, but for the home market most designers stick to 15 or 16 inches. Only Norman Haftnell has exp i with mid- calf lengths In his day clothes. "I'm having pity on my home customers who have to wear last year's coat over this yeart suit." said Amies.

Day dresses are fairly simple, with'tlny waists and rounded hips. Some houses use drapery, mostly to the front, where the skirt fullness Is usually concentrated. Hardy Amies uses much diagonal drapery. Many of his dresses show wraparound lines with side fastenings, drapery Is pulled up to one side, necklines often cross over. This house shows many suit blouses In gay colors, with the bodice extended to make a huge bow at the neckline.

Dinner and evening dresses are either straight and elegant or full and romantic--there is no compromise. 13 Members Have 4 Guests at Luncheon Thirteen members and four guests of Mayflower circle of Dodge Memorial Congregational church met in the church parlors Thursday afternoon for a pot-luck luncheon. Guests were Mrs. Glen Bassett Mrs. R.

O. Barber, Mrs. HJ Connor and L. A. France.

Mrs. Byron Grosvenor gave the devotions. The circle planned an all day meeting Sept II at the church, members to bring a sack lunch. Fine quality, sparkling, modern cut Diamonds. Know what ou buy.

Here you select an unmounted stone and receive a certificate giving exact weight and a guarantee of perfection. Miss Murray Miss Lorraine a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Murray, will leave Thursday for New York city.

She will enter Memorial hospital there to take a six-month special course In cancer research. She Is a graduate of Thomas Jefferson high school and Is completing her course as a student nurse at the Methodist hospital of Omaha. Miss Mitchell Married to Claude Norton Mrs- Norton. Mr. and Mrs.

John Mitchell announce the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Claude Norton, son of Mrs. Gladys Norton, In Papllllon, Aug. 11. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Forrester were Ihelr attendants. The bride had a street-length dress of gray with black and white accessories and a corsage of red roses. After Sept. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Norton will make their home at 1901 Third avenue. Mrs. Forrester, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Mitchell gave a shower for her last Sunday attended by 40 friends at the Forrester home. Family Celebrates Bfrthday Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. I. C. Zimmerman entertained In honor of their son, Robert's birthday anniversary Thursday ecvnlng at a 7:30 dinner at their home. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Zimmerman and their sons, Dan and Tom, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman of Omaha, and Mr.

and Mrs- C. J. Turckes of Lincoln, uncle and aunt of the honoree. The dinner concluded with the serving of a birthday cake decorated in pink and white and guests played cards. Grasshoppers, served as food In China, are known as "shrimps of the early." --K8WI.

ISM On YMF DM-First cook book published in America was printed at Wil- llamsburg. In 1742. Miss Ford Has Guest from Cozad Miss Patricia Ford has been entertaining Miss Stephanie Allen of Cozad, the past week and the visitor left Saturday for her home after a full week of fun. Her arrival last Sunday was greeted with family picnic and swimming party in Omaha, and on Monday the two were guests of Blaine Raney at his home for an evening of listening to records. On Tuesday Miss Ford and her guest with the Misses Jean and Sue Swanson, had a breakfast party together.

Mrs. C. E. Allen of Omaha, grandmother of the visitor, invited her and her hostess to, a luncheon and picnic at Elmwood park on Wednesday, and again for luncheon on Friday. On Thursday evening Miss Allen was a guest at the party given by Miss Barbara Ames.

McLaughlin-Mace Wedding Solemnized Personal Mention Photo. Mrs. McLoughlia. Returning Monday from a Minnesota honeymoon will be Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Me- Laughlln who married last Tuesday at St. Peter's church. A reception followed In the school basement. The bride Is the former Shirley Mace, daughter of Mrs. J.

Fosdlck and A. J. Mace of Missouri Valley, and the bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean McLaughlln of Logan.

Burlty A. Mace gave his sister in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pietlc of Logan were their attendants, and Miss Patricia Day of Omaha, flower girl.

Erwin Dushanck was usher. The bridal gown Vas white brocaded satin and her bouquet was white gladioli centered with gardenias. --Colvln-Hcyn photo Mis. Soar The marriage of Miss Marian Tasto of Council Bluffs and Robert Saar, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Saar of Treynor, Is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tasto of Silver City. The wedding was Aug. 6 at the Kountze Memorial church In Omaha with the Rev.

Walter Traub officiating. Miss Lucille Tasto and Glen Saar were their attendants and a reception was held at the Tasto home for 100 frieds. Mr. and Mrs. Saar then left for their honeymoon in and will make their home after Oct.

1 on a farm near Treynor. The bride wore a brown satin gown with matching lace hat and an orchid corsage. Church'Society Notes Club Women's Activities MIRIAM GUILD Miriam guild of Our Savior's Lutheran church will have an ice cream social in the church parlors Wednesday evening ginning at 8 p. m. EMMANUEL MISSIONARY The Woman's Missionary society of Emmanuel Lutheran church will have luncheon at 1 p.

m. Thursday in the church parlors. Reservations will close Tuesday, and arc being taken by Mrs. Thomas Nelson, phone 4943, and Mrs. Anton Lundcen, 8133.

Hostesses will be Mesdames Nelson, Lundeen, B. U. Bolton, James Anderson, Earl Rankin and H. E. Lee.

You're speaking of the same star whether you call It North Star, Pole Star, Polaris, or Alpha Ursae Minoris. Mrs. David Francis Condon, of Washington, D. came the middle of the week by airliner spend 10 days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Roy E. Parks. Mrs. A. L.

Hancock returned last week from Hanover, Ont, after a visit of three weeks. She was the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. J. E.

McCauley of Toronto at their cottage at Port Elgin on Lake Huron, and stopped at Niagara Falls en- route home. Leaving Friday for California will be Miss Barbara Kirn, who plans to make her homo in San Francisco, and her brother Hnrald who will have several weeks' vacation before going to St. Olaf's college next week. They will visit their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Christian J. Lund. Miss Mary Ann Downs, laboratory technician at St. Luke's hospital In Aberdeen, S. Is home to spend her two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce G. Downs. By plane Friday the Misses Eileen and Rosalie Ryan left for Amarlllo, Tex, to visit thejr brother, Leo M. Ryan.

Dr. and Mrs. B. B. O'Meara have as their guests Mrs.

O'Meara's aunts, Mrs. I. B. Haymond of Miami, making her first visit here, and Mrs. W.

B. Jeffrycs of Ida Grove, a frequent visitor In Council Bluffs. They will return to Ida Grove the first of the week and from there Mrs. Haymond will leave for Miami. Mrs.

Chrlstena Brisco and her daughter, returned to her parents' homo Thursday after an extensive vacation In Norfolk. Yankton, Milchell and Huron. S. nnd Eagle Bend, Minn. Capt.

and Mrs. Noel R. Supernaw and daughter, Mary Ann, who have been on leave the past 45 days from Fort Leavenworth, will report to DCS Molnes Sunday for assignment. They spent part of their leave vacationing in Estes park ac S. W.

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W. club members will meet for a dessert luncheon at 1 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. B.

J. Gulick, 2901 Grand avenue. The Delphians will hold a picnic meeting Monday at 6:30 p. m. at the Bennett avenue home of Mrs.

Grant Augus- Jr. Louirt Birthday The Laurel Birthday club will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. George Campbell, 2740 Avenue B. What's more fun than a barbecue whether it's planned as a party or supper for the family? Meats barbecued in the oven can have all the succulence of outdoor broiling. In fact, barbecuing indoors has become so popular many of the new ranges have special broil- Ing ovens Just perfect for.

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Supernaw and the Masscys. The Rev. Paul Sclirocdcr, pastor of the Second Baptist church, and Mrs. Schrocdor returned last week from a two- week vacation In Wisconsin Coming Monday from their home in Hobbs, N. will be Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Daniels, who will accompany their grandson, Mlchaol Tlnley, home after a summer spent thorp, and while here will visit Mr. Daniel's motlior, Mrs. R. K.

Daniels, and win-In law and dnuRhtor, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tinloy. John Voss left Friday for Lake Okobojl where he will join Louis Rice and Bob Rohl- Ing for the week-end. Mrs.

D. S. Korr arrived In Council Bluffs last week uflor spending year with hc-r daughter, Mrs. Florence Lawrence, In Winnipeg. Accompanying Mrs.

Gone Telpner and daughter, Tcrrl Lee, back to Omaha from Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuckett and daughter. Linda, are spending bcvcral weeks at the home of the Geno Tclpncrs In Omaha and the Bon Tclp- ners here. On their arrival Friday evening, they were greeted with a family dinner at the home of Mr.

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Stephonson and family arc leaving today for the west coast. They expect to be gone five weeks. Lt. and Mrs. W.

Bruce Remington are here from Scott field, 111., to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramsey and Mrs. Catherine Remington. Lt.

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and Mrs. McMlckcn Han- chott will return Tuesday from a vacation on the west const and and in British Columbia. Here to spend several weeks wtlli her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.

Coe, Is Nancy Coc of Oak Park, 111. Mrs. Sam Lclbovltz and son, Richard, of Log Angelrs, who spent a short time in Sioux City, returned Saturday eve- Ming to Council Bluffs, where she Is visiting Mr. Lcbovitz' brother and slstcr-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs.

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