Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 6

6 NOV. 28 '1953 Mason City, la. NEW ADDRESS MASON CITY AT FAMILY I I a i 8 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hamnquist, gels initialed into the art of toasting marshmallows by his brother, Richard, 9 years.

The Hamnquists arc renting at 171 askcd Crescent Drive, having moved to Mason City from DCS Moines, when Mr. Hamnquist began his work as "assistant manager of the Goodyear Store in October. In Des Moiues, he managed the suburban store in Mrs. Hamnquist is originally Maynard and took a 2-year normal course at Upper Iowa University at Fayette. She taught for years at Persia and Shell Rock.

Mr. was graduated Upper Iowa with a B.A. degree. He was a civilian instructor radio engineering at Scott Field, 111., during the war. Mr.

(Hamnquist is a member of Junior, Chamber of Commerce and. Mrs. Hamnquist has joined the Newcomers Club. The family attends the First Methodist Church. Richard is in 4th grade at Wilson School and he has transferred his Cub Scout activities to a Mason City troop.

Mr. Hamnquist is a certified instructor for the Dale Carnegie ANN UAL: AFTER ear Suits, special groi Entire Stock Winter Millinery, two group DRE I A Values 24.95 Values $5 5 Sportswear Lingerie bras, slips, pant Formats special group Course, holding evening classes in speech aiid human relations. Little Theater and bridge are hobbies which interest Mrs. Hamnquist. She formerly modeled for Cownie's Furs in Des Moines.

0 -EASTERN STAR PLANS MEMORIAL SERVICE Unitey Chapter 58, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet in the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. H. J. Blewett, worthy matron, will preside.

A memorial service for members who have died during the past year will, be held. Officers will be elected. H. E. Motter, worthy patron, will be in charge.

Refreshments i be served and a social hour will follow. A I I a pf; priced to clear Goats reduced VB off and Vz price SSES to 29.95 Values to 39.95 10 1 5 eductions to price ies, girdles. reduced 01 Enid Ann Hefte ja Weds E. Curley THOMPSON The wedding of ai Enid Ann Hefte, daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs.

Arnold HeCte of Forest in City, and Edgar R. Curley, son ot VIrs. Marion Curley, was per- te ormed at the Little Brown Church it ear Nashua, with the Rev. Glenn Utterback officiating at the double ing service. Attendants were Lily Ann Evan- on and Delbert Richardson, both Forest City.

If The bride is "a graduate of Forest City High School and has em- ployed at the Larson Cafe. The mdegrobm is a graduate of Thompson High School and is a a veteran of U. S. service, a i served in the Navy. Following his discharge, he was employed by the Thompson Yards at Forest City, and is now employed by the Thompson Yards, at Glencoe, where they will make their ib me.

Following the wedding, a recep- was held at the Club Iowa at Charles City for the relatives and close friends. 0 SMOT OSAGE Mr. and Mrs. George Smolik announce the marriage of heir son, Cpl. Marvin Smolik and Jeannctte Roseberry, daughter of VI and Mrs.

Gideon Roseberry, Somersworth, New Hampshire, at St. Martin's Chapel, at Somers- worlh, Nov; 26. The bride-elect is employed in secretarial work. Cpl. Smolik has been in the U.

S. Marines for years, and is to be discharged the tore part of the year. Their home is to be at Portsmouth, temporarily, Q---L. CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON PLANNED BY CLUB East State Street Club will have a Christmas guest luncheon Thursday at 1:15 at the Central Lutheran Church. On the hostess committee are Mrs.

W. G. Schrader, Mrs. M. C.

Swanson, Mrs. Ivan Barnes, Mrs. Grace Ehlers, Mrs. Loren Beck and Mrs. C.

W. Gasswint. Late Snack at Decatur House Ready By JANE EADS WASHINGTON Mrs. Truxton Rcale didn't get invited to the White House diplomatic reception this year as in the past. Just the same, she revived a custom begun in 1912 of inviting the diplomat over to her house afterwards for a late snack.

The elegant and very social mistress of historic Decatur House across Lafayette Park from the White House, was not being singlet out for a snubbing. No one else from residential society was askec to the reception either. a by Gaslight Despite the lateness of the hour--it was after 2 when the party at the executive mansion broke up--she was still the gracious hostess in her own 19th Century drawing room, which still has the orginal gaslight fixtures suspended from the ceiling. Guests found something at Mrs. Beale's they didn't gel at the White House --a drink and a hot meal.

Decatur House was inherited by Mrs. Beale's late husband, the former minister to Iran and Greece. It was built in 1818 by Stephen Decatur from a federal grant derived from the sale of Barbary pirate ships which the great American naval hero captured. Being Restored Mrs. Beale got pretty huffy some years back when people, seeing workmen climbing over the place, it was getting a face- being modernized.

It was in reality being restored to its original plans. These plans, conceived by Benjamin H. Latrobe, who introduced classical revival in architecture this country, were found in an antique shop here in 1937, just about the time Mrs. Beale was urg- the government to endow the house as a national shrine. The Interior Department has recognized as such and given her a large document to that effect, but it is still her property and she pays taxes on if.

For Preservation She has had many opportunities sell, but last May she provided her will, made public at a cocktail party, that the house and part of its contents and a fund for TO WED IN and Mrs. L. D. Wiest, 711 15th Place N. announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Lee, to Donald A.

Gyorog, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gyorog 01 MarysviHe, Wash. The wedding is planned for June 12. Both Miss Wiest and Mr.

Gyorog are students at Ihe University of Iowa. Social Calendar MONDAY Universal Mrs. A. M. Sang, 735 15th Place N.E.

Midland Club- Mrs. Raymond Zack, 2006 Massachusetts S.E. Monday Club-Mrs. W. 'Gasswint, 219 Kentucky S.E.

Occident Club- 2, Mrs. Don Adams, 9 Beaumont Drive. Chautauqua Club-- Circle, Mrs. Fred Best, 506 15th S.E.; Miriam Circle, Mrs. Percy Umbarger, rural.

THURSDAY Thursday Bridge Club-1, Mrs. J. L. Pauley. History Club-1, Mrs.

Lee P. Loomis, 320 1st maintenance available to the will be National made Trust H. A. Phillips, 325 2nd 2, Mrs. N.E.

TAB Club- Mrs. J. Sullivan. Baptist YWA-- J. Oldham, 1023 3rd Historic Preservation, a nonprofit, non-government organization chartered by Congress.

In May, 1950, the carriage house was converted Decatur Naval into the Museum, Truxton operated the Naval Historical Foundation. Decatur House, for its first brief season, was the social center of the capital before its owner was mortally wounded in a duel with Commodore James Barron in 1820. Later many noted men lived in it. 7:30, Vern Morphew, 922 15th Place N.E. ONO Mrs.

E. L. Kendall, G12 Van Buren N.W. Joyce Kilmer Club-8, Hotel Hanford. TUESDAY Roosevelt Elementary PTA Board 9:30, Mrs.

Charles Schaffer, 1521 Carolina S.E. Woman's Club Administration Building. Wa-Tan-Ye Club-12, Cerro Gordo Hotel. Milwaukee YWCA. United Service Mrs.

John Pederson, 1415 Coolidge S.W. Legion Auxiliary-- For Sister OT Club-1, Mrs. L. N.W. Covenant Ladies Church.

Athenian Mrs. Howard O'Leary, 525 East State. Energetic Class- Congregational Church. Past Noble Grands-2, IOOF Hall. LUG A Club- Mrs.

Fred Weller, Rock Falls. Women's Catholic Foresters-6. VFW Club. BPW Hotel Hanford. St.

James Luther Church. Bethlehem Walther Fellowship Hall. Women of the Moose-8, Moose Hall. LOTO-8, IOOF Hall. Building Trades Council-8, Labor Hall.

Gift Shops for Veterans in Hospitals Joy of Christmas giving will again be the most valued Christmas gift of the American Legion Auxiliary to hospitalized war veterans, according to Mrs. Clifford Dehnert president of a Worden Auxiliary Unit. Through gift shops operated by the Auxiliary in veterans hospitals with gift articles and mailing service given to the veterans without charge, the sick, and disabled veterans will be able to send Christmas gifts home to their families explained Mrs. Dehnert. Eacl Christmas the Auxiliary gives pres ents to all veterans in the hos pitals, but has found that they ap preciate more the gift shop service which enables them to share, in the joy of Christmas giv ing.

Preparations for this year's gif shops are going forward in prac ticaily every state, with arrange ments being made for the room, in the hospitals where the. shop will be set up and for the thousand of gift articles with which thes will be stocked. The articles ar donated by local Auxiliary Unit and purchased with funds of th state organization. More than 20 of the shops are expected to operated this year, with the cos to the Auxiliary approaching half-million dollars. The local unit is gifts for the shop to by the Department U.S.V.A., Des Moines contributin be operate of Iowa Many birds sense of smell.

have little or TO BE and Mrs. Henry Hassebrock of Manly announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Marie, to Richard J. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

D. Anderson of Toledo. Miss Hassebrock is a graduate of Drake and is teaching in Boone. Mr. Anderson is a senior at Iowa State College.

The wedding will take place in June. MILWAUKEE WOMEN TO HAVE MEETING Milwaukee Women's Club, will meet at the YWCA instead of the Clubrooms Tuesday at 1:30. There will be a Christmas party and an exchange of gifts. --o-TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB MEETING SET Twentieth Century Club will meet Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the Hotel Hanford with Mrs.

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For special handling of: order via first class mail include an extra 5c per Also available, the 1953-1954 Fall-Winter, Fashion beautifully illustrated in- color and presenting over 100 new fashions to bridge the seasons; Ensy-to-make practical pattern designs for every age and lype of figure. Order your copy now--the price is only 25c. 1:30, Bemis's, 726 llth N.E. Queen Rebekah Circle-- Hall. WRC-- 2, Hi-12 Club.

St. Helena's St. Joseph's Hall. Guesho Cerro Gordo Hotel. Phoenician Club-7, Mrs.

Ray Whorley, 23 12th S.E. Unity Chapter 58 Masonic Temple. Clio Club- Mrs. Fred Duffield, 24 Oak Drive. Free Methodist WMS-- 7:45, Church Parlors.

Subordinate Lodge No. 224-8, IOOF Hall. Women's Labor Auxiliary-8, Labor Hall. Moose Lodge-8, Moose Hall. Bethlehem Esther Circle-8, Mrs.

Gilbert Luker, Clear Lake. Presbyterian Evening Circle-8, Mrs. W. F. Dierking, 18 Beaumont WEDNESDAY PEG Chapter Trinity Bethescla Circle-1, Mrs.

Raymond Reynolds, 817 Jefferson N.W. First Christian Fellowship-1, First Christian Church, bazar, 5 dinner. North Iowa Mrs. Tim Phalen, 510 5th S.E. Our Saviour's Ladies Aid-2, Church.

St. James Ladies Aid-2, Church, bazar. PEO Chapter TW-2, Mrs. R. S.

Stanbery, 915 Delaware N.E. PEO Chapter DZ-- 2, Mrs. L. S. Sanders, 943 Pennsylvania N.E.

Immanuel Martha Missionary Society-8, Mrs. L. W. Ackmann, 1216 3rd S.W. FRIDAY St.

James Dorcas Circle-9, 123 S. Federal, Rummage sale. First Methodist WSCS-- 1: Circle 2, Mrs. D. E.

Randall, 103 York S.E.; Circle 7, Mrs. Floyd James, 1201 1st N.W.; Circle 12, 'Mrs. C. E. Cooper, 636 8th N.E.

Presbyterian Circle 1, Mrs. Gilbert Ran dall, 1108 Maple Drive; Circle 2, Carroll Garlanf, 1119 2nd Circle 3, Mrs. Burr Good- 50 Beaumont Drive; Circle 4, Mrs. Karl Waggoner, 1054 2nd N.W. --o-EGGERTH-STROUD SWEA CITY A a wedding at the Swea City Methodist parson age, Charles E.

Eggerth of Swea City and Mrs. Flora A. Stroud of Gpldfield were married in double ring ceremony performet by the Rev. S. H.

Hammer. Mr Mrs. George Harner attendee the couple. The bride is a junior high, school teacher at Goldfield The couple will live on the Eggerth farm here. Mrs.

S.W.'; no SUNBURST YElLOW GRANITE GREY DESERT SKNO TEAL GREEN A Gift For The Home In lovely Sunburst yellow, Granite gray, Sand, or blue-green Teal each.with distinctive, rust-speckled colored glaze. The shapes are uncluttered modern with an excellence of line and form that looks well in any setting. It's practical, too stackable, and ovenproof A new favorite with the wise hostess. 16 Piece Service for Four Consists of full 10-inch dinner plate, bread- and-butter, cup, and saucer, 4 of each. $4.95 per set OPEN STOCK Fruit Soup 11" Platter Vegetable Bowl 80c 50c Sugar and Creamer $2.50 Covered Casserole ETERSEN'S 29 EAST STATE NORTH IOWA-'S I A I I A OF DINNERWARE AND A A USWV Auxiliary and Circle-6, Mrs.

Clara Jorgensen, 317 Pennsylvania S.E. Queen Rebekah Lodge-, 8, IOOF Hall. Degree of Honor-8, Labor Hall, Bethlehem Circles'. Deborah Circle, Mrs. Ralph Marker, 120 13th N.E.; Martha Has the Smartest COATS IN TOWN Wko? DOESN'T LIKE BARGAINS from Now Until Christmas 'i We have "yellow tagged" hundre'ds of choice items for holiday buying gifts all kinds, Silver, jewelry selections, stemwareVand many other gift suggestions: A 'Vellow''Hnag on an item means you are purchasing 1 this itnerchan- dise at cost or way below.

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