Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • 10

10 Sept. 12, 1945 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE I Plans Made by League for Classes Members of the Business Girls league met at Miss Edna Pyle apartment Tuesday evening to -V- I I Miss Eibey, Pvt. Berding Are Married Miss Lenita Eibey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eibey, Clear Lake, became the bride of Pvt.

Edward Berding, son ofMr. and Mrs. B. J. Berding, 105 20th S.

at St. James Lutheran church, Sept. 9. The Rev. O.

Mall, pastor, read the double ring service at 7:30 o'clock. Accompanied by Mrs. Mall, Miss Joy Caspers, Mason City, sang "Oh, Perfect Love." Mrs. Mall played nuptial selections preceding the ceremony, "The Bridal discuss the classes which will be WACs Visit Paris Style Showings By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newsfeatures PARIS At the first well attended fashion openings here, the salons have played host to many-English designers, fashion writers of all nations and groups of WACs who admire the clothes, as well as GIs who discuss the mannequins. conducted at league meetings during the season.

tyA I 1 l-; 1 1 The classes will start Oct. 2 at 7:30 at the Y. W. C. A.

Sewing will be offered in either 1 or 2 hour pe riods from 7:30 to 9:30 with Mrs. 11 ii: i rfv-S. i i W. H. Black as instructor.

There will be a class in hostess arts from 7:30 to 8:30 and a class in knitting and crocheting from 8:30 to 9:30. Mrs. Rhoda Lake will' teach the Paquin emphasizes shoulder lines by important use of the yoke Chorus" from "Lohengrin" as the processional and Mendelssohn's knitting and crocheting. wedding march as the recessional Girls enrolling in the league in innumeraDie ways. In contrast, Lucien Lelong's em phasis is on the draped front hip line.

Baskets of gladioli in pastel shades formed the background Paquin's suits, afternoon and classes may choose either 2 hours of sewing or an hour of sewing and either one of the other courses. The classes are open to all business girls who wish to attend and those who are interested may call the Y. W. C. A.

evening dresses have interest concentrated on neck yokes and berthas by use of contrasting ma terial and by outlining wide shoul der line with metal embroidery. Photo by Lock Miss Joyce Taft, social chair tor the nuptials. Asters, cosmos and gladioli were arranged in baskets at either side of the altar and white, lighted tapers in tall candelabra stood in the foreground. Mmes. Art Stoltz, Roy Eibey, Ellen Nielsen and William Madsen arranged the decorations.

Miss Leone Eibey was her sister's maid of honor and Alvin Berding, AM MP 1C, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. man, appointed her committee tor WEDDING PERFORMED AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. Martin 1312 Adams N. announce the marriage of their daughter, ENGAGED TO WED Mr.

and Mrs. Charles P. Crowley, 501 Taylor S. announce the engagement of their daughter, Colleen to John J. Lewis, USNR, formerly of Canton, Ohio, now serving in the South Pacific aboard the USS Du Page.

The bride-elect, a graduate of the Mason City high school, attended the Mason City junior college before enlisting in the WAVES. She is now stationed at the Naval Air station, Alameda, Cal. Wedding plans await the return of Mr. Lewis from sea duty. Skirts are full with pleated front and back.

Fur skins decorate dresses and suits. Seal, beaver, silver fox and the year, naming Regina Ressler, Martha June, to S. Sgt. George Rickoff, son of Mrs. Rose Rickoff, 1628 Pennsylvania N.

performed Tuesday evening at the Peterson Eileen Trevitt, Marilyn Wheat, Florence Johnson and Norma Mc-Kee. The committee will be in charge of the gypsy jamboree, a get-acquainted party on Sept. 18 home. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. G.

H. Barn-ford, pastor of the Grace Evangelical church, before an altar banked with palms, white candelabra and Lois Eibey, cousin of the bride, tall white vases of garden flowers less costly pelts appear. as patch pockets and tiny collarsVelvet is used for collar, belt and pocket trimming. Nipped-in natural waistlines and suit jackets that fall well below the hipline form the theme. Street dress lengths are just below the knees.

in the presence of the immediate families and friends. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs, Richard Burgraff sang "Oh Prom at 8 o'clock at the Y. W. C. for girls who are interested in joining the league.

The committee announced a pot luck dinner for Sept. 25 at 6:30 to introduce the courses planned for the year. Miss Johnson was named to fill a vacancy in the treasurer's office and Beatrice Brunsvold was elected assistant treasurer. TO LEAVE FOR WEST Mr. and Mrs.

Donald L. Tanner will leave Friday for the west coast where Mr. Tanner, AOM 2c, will report. Mr. Tanner and Miss Beverly Keller, daughter of Mrs.

Mary Stone, 519 17th S. were married Sept. 5 at a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Lloyd Gustafson in the First Methodist parsonage. The bride was attended by Miss Mildred Curry and Francis L.

Tanner was the bestman. The bride wore a melon colored crepe dress and a corsage of gardenias. The bridesmaid was attired in a yellow 2-piece dress. The bridegroom, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clinton Tanner, 15 Monroe S. returned to the United States about a month ago from Attu after an absence of almost 2 years. (Frank Free photo). Raglan and dolman sleeves are shown and modified leg o'mutton sleeves are used in afternoon WEDNESDAY ise Me" and "Because." She was accompanied by Miss Mary Laros. The bride descended the stairway with her father who gave Christian Church Women's council dresses.

A pastel green tweed suit car UNITED HOME BANK EMPLOYES AT PARTY United Home bank employes had a supper and miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. V. D. Coyle Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Wanda Hintzen, who is to be married Sunday evening to Le-land Depping of Alexander. Miss Hintzen received a number of gifts and the evening was spent inform- 6:20, church.

her in marriage. She was attired in a powder blue cardigan suit, a Wesleyan Service guild ries. sheared beaver cuffs reaching above the elbow and giving the was flower-girl. Bob and Alfred Berding, brothers of the bridegroom, were ushers. The bride was gowned in a white satin dress fashioned with fitted bodice, long sleeves, lace yoke and long train.

Her fingertip veil was edged with lace and she wore a locket, a gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet was of pink and white roses and blue delphinium. The bridesmaid wore pink net over satin and carried a bouquet of white gladioli and blue delphinium. The flower girl wore aqua printed organdy and carried a basket of garden flowers. Mrs.

Eibey, mother of the bride, wore black as did Mrs. Berding, mother of the bridegroom. Each had a corsage of pink rosebuds and white sheer blouse and brown ac appearance of gauntlets cessories. Her corsage was of The manufactured ice industry of the United States represents an investment of over 6:30, yFirst Methodist church dining room. A.

to B. R. T. 7:15, Moose hall. Paquin, like Lelong, is lining many coats with fur and putting American Beauty roses and gar denias.

ally. Y. AV. C. A.

Finance committee quilted silk and satin linings of brilliant hue in But while Mrs. John Remmers of Ft 7:30, Y. W. C. A.

Paquin sticks, to the slim bodice, Wayne, was her sister's only attendant and O. G. Butler served Degree of Honor Carnation club Betty Lou Myers, Rufus Moellers Say Vows at West Union West Union In a double ring wasp waist and flaring skirts in 7:30, Mrs. F. H.

Schweer, 409 tance of the silhouette with smooth, sophisticated understanding. Shoulders are square without exaggeration. Bodices are form fitting and pockets of all types are important. But where only one trend is noticeable in each of the other large collections, a wide variety of styles is shown in the Molyneux Sgt. Rickoff as bestman.

Mrs. most coats, Lelong is deliberately 4th S. E. giving many coats a bulky look Bethlehem Willing Workers Remmers wore a light brown suit with brown accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses and bronze 8, church social room. Spectators are.

by Paquin's unusual odd color combinations. A rich hostess gown of ceremony performed Wednesday white asters. V. F. W.

auxiliary by the Rev. Clarence Drummy in Following the ceremony 80 emerald green bodice has a flow St. Mary's Catholic church, at 8, V. F. home.

THURSDAY guests were entertained at a re mums. The bride's mother was attired in an aqua dress and the bridegroom's mother in brown. Waucoma, Miss Betty Lou Myers, ception in the church parlors. The T. C.

club bridal party and close relatives were seated at tables decorated Both had corsages of pink carna daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Myers, Waucoma, became the bride of Rufus Moellers, son of Mr. 1, Cerro Gordo hotel. tions and orchid asters.

ing skirt of red-purple and is caught at the waist by a garnet red belt and a front held by deep red garnet buttons. Purples and browns dominate his collection, just, as black is the primary color in Lelong's. Women with tiny waists are the Red Cross Volunteers with bowls of flowers and white and Mrs. Felix Moellers, Ossian. 1 to 4, Lincoln sewing room.

tapers in crystal holders. A 3- Miss Phyllis Balk, Waucoma, Our Saviour's Rebecca circle Immediately after the cere- i mony, a reception was held. The I table was spread with a lace cloth and the 3-tier wedding cake was i tiered wedding cake centered the bride's table. The Misses Leona 1:30, church. played the wedding marches and accompanied Harry Lynch, who Republican Women's club Luker, Frances Frazier and Glee only ones who will have an easyi surrounded by white candles and I sang.

2, Y. W. C. A. Belle Hill and Mrs.

Earl VerHelst assisted Mmes. Alfred Zirbel, Trinity Roosevelt circle The bride was given in marriage time in Molyneux clothes. While his collection is not as dramatic as some, he emphasizes the impor- 312 Lynn Hyde, Donald Luscomb, models. One interesting note is the use of flat fur such as leopard cat and sheared lamb for full-length coats with sharply contrasting use of bulky fur such as skunk or opossum. His skirts are shorter, generally, than those of the other collections.

Most of them are full with pleats except one slim, straight model similar to a Lelong specialty of the season. One of the most striking models in the collection is an angora wool housecoat with huge dolman sleeves striped brilliant orange. And if couturiers have anything to say about hats they are going to be small, even though many of them are high. Feathers are in as well as all other types of trimming and there are just as many brims as. pillboxes in the by her father.

Miss Joan Deeny, Chicago, was maid of honor, and 2, Mrs. C. H. Thompson, 15th S. E.

East Side Ladies aid Hanson and Louis Sanquist and Miss Dorothy Sanquist in serving. 2, Mrs. Joe Ludeman, 1016 West Among out-of-town guests were Miss Margaret Moellers, Ossian, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaid. Euranus Moellers, Ossian, attended his brother as best man, and Gene Meyer, Waucoma, was usher. MVs.

Holle Franks and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Swanson, Omaha, the Misses Joyce Carlson State.

Hanford Ladies aid Mrs. James Pedelty. Grace Evangelical W. M. S.

from loss cf fern. After a wedding trip to Min- nesota, the couple will return to Mason City. Sgt. Rickoff will go to Jefferson Barracks, on i Oct. 2 and Mrs.

Rickoff will remain with her parents until his discharge. Both bride and bridegroom are graduates of the Mason City high school. She was formerly employed at the Klipto and before entering service, Sgt. Rickoff worked at Deckers. Out of town guests at the wedding besides Mrs.

Remmers and her son, John H. were Miss nnrs and Mildred Johnson, Beresford, Mrs. G. H. Bamford, 1412 Adams S.

Mr. and Mrs. Thov Thov these casual dresses are just the thing for the girl going to college or the girl who is carving out a career for herself. Gaberdines in luscious fall colors at prices that will make your budget shout for joy. Prices start at $fl-95 Following the ceremony, the Mb son and LoRae, Forest City; and wedding breakfast was served in N.

W. Immanuel Lutheran circle 2 Mr. and Mrs. Asher Clark and 2:30, Mrs. Douglas Fields, 524 the home of the bride parents.

Assisting in serving were Misses Alice Boeding, Lawler; Leona Betty Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Berding and Patty, Floyd. 21st S. E.

Rainbow Mothers Geiling, Elsie Geiling, Ossian; Do Mrs. N. H. Wood, 325 West ris Tomasek, Lucille Hageman and Girls Women you lose so mucn during monthly periods that you feel weak, "dragged may be due to low blood Iron. So- try Lycna E.

PinKham's tabiet3 one of toe best home ways to help build up red blood in such cases. Plnkrmm's Tablets are one of the great est blood-Iron tonics yau, can buy. Follow label directions. frdiaEPinkham'sTAQIOfS State. Barbara Riha, Waucoma.

Mrs. Berding was graduated from Clear Lake high school and was employed in Clear Lake and for the past 2Vi years in the office of the Glenn L. Martin Nebraska A wedding dance is being held 2 drops in each nostril shrink membranes, cold stuffed nose opens. Caution: TJseonly as directed. PENETRO NOSE DROPS Energetic class Congregational G.

I. A. to B. L. church.

E. at the Inwood pavilion at Spill ville Wednesday evening. Lena Rickoff of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Lindstrom of Cuyuna, Minn.

0 The first white male child born on Manhattan island was Jean Vigne in 1614. They plan to take a short wed company, Omaha. Pvt. Berding has been in the service 18 months and recently returned to the states from the Philippines on convales ding trip after which they will be at home with his parents on a farm cent furlough. His bride will ac near Ossian.

3, Moose hall. R. N. A. 8, Moose hall.

Anchor Encampment auxiliary 8, I. O. O. F. hall.

Women's Labor auxiliary 8, Labor hall. Service circle 2, Mrs. Earl E. Hall, 1811 Wilson company him when he reports The bride attended St. Mary's back to Camp Carson, Sept, 16.

school and Waucoma high school and was employed at the Empress cafe in West Union until recently TRY THIS EASY. ECONOMICAL WAY TO MPRE ATTRACTIVE HAIR For richir-looktng, more massage scalp with Cuticura Ointment to stimulate circulation and loosen dandruff. Later, shampoo with Cuticura Soap. Today at druggists buy fragrant, mildly medicated Cuticura. when she was employed at Du Hattie Mikota Wed buque.

Mr. Moellers attended St Francis DeSales school at Ossian and is now engaged in farming with his father. U. S. W.

DIVISION HOLDS MEETING U. S. W. division 319 met Central Heights school with members present Wednesday. The to Bernard Puffer Spillville Bernard Puffer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Matt Puffer of near Ft. Atkinson, and Mrs. Hattie Mikota, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Herold of Spillville, were married at the St.

John's church at Ft. Atkinson. They were attended by Mrs. Emil Klimesh of Spillville, sister of the bride, and Leo Puffer of Ft. Atkinson, brother of the bridegroom.

The Puffers will make their home in Spillville following a trip to Milwaukee. He is employed by the county. division finished and packed 100 handkerchiefs, 4 pairs of slippers and 25 wash cloths. Plans were made for a bazar to be held at the school Nov. 13.

S. W. Hanford Ladies aid Mrs. James Pedelty. Calvary Lutheran guild 7:30, Mrs.

Edna Dodge, 21 11th N. E. St. Suzanna's circle 8, Mrs. Jim' Barragy.

Miss Alvina Kreiner Weds Jerome Imoehl Waucoma Tuesday morning at St. Luke's Catholic church in St. Lucas, Miss Alvina Kreiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreiner of near Waucoma, and Jerome Imoehl, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Imoehl of Ossian, were married by the Rev. F. L. Schuh.

The bride's attendant was Miss Eleanore Imoehl. The bridegroom was attended by Cyril Kreiner, his cousin. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents, apd in the evening a wedding dance was held at Inwood pavilion, Spillville. Mr. and Mrs.

Imoehl will make their home on a farm near a WV 1 lumens DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to get real relief from headache, sour stomach, gas and bad breath by taking soda and other alkalizers if the true cause of your trouble is constipation. In this case, your real trouble is not in the stomach at all. But in the intestinal tract where 80 of your food is digested. And where it gets blocked when it fails to disrest DroDerlv. Ruby Anderson Bride of Richard S.

Smith Clarion The marriage of Miss Ruby Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson of Clarion, to Pfc. Richard S. Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Smith of Clarion was read Sept. 9 at the home of the bride's parents by the Rev. J. B.

Jerstad, pastor of the First Lutheran church read the single ring ceremony. The bridesmaid was Betty Bowman and Pfc. Eugene Gaulke served as best man. Miss Virginia Anderson and Miss Betty Lind-strom served as flower girls. Fol Jewel -rau 4 Of approximately 100,000,000 pounds of feathers picked from chickens in a year, not more than one-fourth are used now by feather processing plants.

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