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and News lowa Moines Section Society Moines Society and Miss Evelyn Orberg of Minneapolis GENE GARRETT. PHOTO THE coming wedding of Miss Evelyn Ekberg of Minneapolis and Mr. Richard Clarke Budlong, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Budlong of Chicago, is of wide interest here, where the Budlong family formerly resided. The marriage will take place Tuesday evening at the Ekberg home and will be a quiet family affair. The couple will be at home in Minneapolis. One of the weddings of the week will be that of Miss Louise Lawrenson, daughter of Mr. William Ascroft Lawrenson, and Mr.

Alexander McPherrin Linn, son of Mrs. A. M. Linn. Miss Lawrenson was a Kappa at Drake university and Mr.

Linn received his degree in architecture at the University of Illinois. The wedding will take place Wednesday at the Laurenson home, 5511 Grand avenue. on THE By "Blanche Wingate SOCIA national republican convention that a vision of Mrs. Herbert Hoover as mistress of the white house came to us. After being close to Mrs.

Hoover as many at the Continental Congress of the National was while "listening in" Friday evening to the Society of Daughters of the Ameri-: can Revolution in April a feeling of intimate friendliness remains. we see this charming hostess heading a receiving line in welcoming Iowa women and women from Mr. Hoover's adopted state, California. Dressed in brown, her only ornament amber beads, she gave a cordial handclasp as the women filed past her in the drawing room of the Hoover home. Most people know that Hoover was born in West Branch in a small frame house still standing beside the creek.

But what many people do not know is that Lou Henry, the girl the Leland Stanford graduate married. was born in Waterloo, la. Some of the persons with whom she romped and played as a child. now remember her well vivacious, attractive youngster with a fondness for sleds and wagons. She, too, went west and located with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Henry, in Monterey and a campus romance at Pale Alto led the brilliant young engineer and Lou Henry together. THENEVER we think a lull in pressing activities of life is upon we are awakened! A call comes from here and another from there, and we busy ones are ready to lend hand.

Just now the call has come from Broadlawns Tubercular hospital. The fourth occupational therapy fair is to be held soon, and plans are rapidly progressing to make it one of citywide interest. Again the fair will be sponsored by the Des Moines Federation of Women's Clubs, which will he assisted by the Junior Service league. There will be an afternoon card party in charge of Mrs. Frank Horton.

She has obtained the services of Mrs. John A. Eddy to direct the card game. Prizes will be given for high score. Among the prizes will be number of articles from the occapational therapy department, which is directed by Miss Margaret Biggerstaff.

Stop and think of this department, where from forty fifty patients work as a curative meanure. Here the men and women weave silk and woolen scarfs. baby blankets, rugs. pillow tops and make tooled leather handbags Continued on Page .3, Column 1. Sunday Register Miss Louise dawrenson) TOWNSEND PHOTO TOWNSEND PHOTO Illiss douise Benjamin 0 TOWNSEND PHOTO M' JAMIN, LOUISE treasurer BEN- of Rho Beta chapter of Chi Omega sorority, will attend as 0.

delegate the national convention. to. be held in White Sulphur Springs, W. June 22 to 28. Miss Benjamin is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Benjamin, 740 Thirty-seventh street. Other chapter members to attend the convention are the Misses Betty Brown, Marthareen and Miss Dondore Is Wedded to John S.

Bauch THE home of Mr. and Mrs. I Iowa Francis Hamilton afforded the Dondore in City setting yesterday for the marriage of their daughter, Julia, to John Stuart Bauch of Gladbrook. son of Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Bauch 2226 Clark street, Des Moines. The ceremony was performed at 3 p. m. by the Rev.

John G. Rhind the First Presbyterian church of Iowa City in the presence of relatives and a few close friends of the couple. For the event the home was decorated with pink and white roses with the same color scheme utilized during the reception hour following the wedding. The bride wore a white georget afternoon dress with a shoulder bouquet of pink and white roses and her sister. Miss Helen Virginia Dondore.

who served AR bridesmaid. wag attired in rose georget with shonider bouquet of white roses. Mr. Otto Bauch served his brother as best man During the reception hour Mrs. Continued on Page Column 1.

Theatrical News i in This Section Editorials and JUNE 174 1928 John Stuart Bauch DRIOR to her marriage yesterday in Iowa City, Mrs. John Stuart Bauch was Miss Julia Dondore, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Francis H. Dondore. Mrs.

Bauch was an Delta Pi sorority girl at the State University of lowa of which she and Mr. Bauch are alumni. Miss Mildred Carson yesterday became the bride of Mr. John Wesley Blades. The ceremony was performed at p.

m. by the Rev. Charles Medbury, in the home of Mrs. Blades' parents, Dr. and Mrs.

A. Carson, 2923 Rutland avenue. Mrs. Blades was a Theta at Northwestern university at Evanston. sponsor a dinner dance in honor of the third anniversary of the new clubhouse.

The committee includes the Messrs. and MesR. R. Van Tuyl, chairman, Gus. Scurlock, Harry M.

Harris. Chester Hanemann and Fred French. Special entertainment will be provided, and the hall will be decorated with ferns and flowers. Already 100 reservations have been made for the dinner. Saturday afternoon.

the womwillien's bridge party will be held, Hrs of Hrs Marwell Herriott of Illadisor, Wis. 0 HOSTETLER PHOTO MAXWELL HI. HERRIOTT, the former Miss Ruth Georgene Hewitt, will conclude a visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs. James P. Hewitt of Vandalia road tomorrow.

Mrs. Herriott has also visited Prof. and Mrs. Frank Irving Herriott while in the city. Well Known Young Folks Plan Wedding 8g I Iowans were Des Moines Garden Club Members Will Be Indianola Guests Indianola Garden club members will open their rose gardens on Tuesday to the members of the Des Moines Garden club for inspection.

Beginning at 8 a. m. and continuing throughout the entire day the Indianola gardens will be opened with the garden of Mrs. H. C.

Wyman as the starting point. The Wyman home, 1111 North Buxton street, will be tound two blocks west of the Jefferson highway. With Mrs. Wyman will be Indianola club members to greet the visitors and direct them to the other rose gardens in the neighboring town. Women's Golf Match Opens Tomorrow Activities at the Golf and Coun-15 try club this week will have to do largely with the women's city golf tournament, which is to be held on the club course, beginning tomorrow.

Mrs. John Nasboro is chairman, and her assistants will be Mesdames A. B. Crandall, Charles Shaver, R. G.

Reilly and Lloyd Humphrey. One women have entered the tournament, and the sixteen low comprise the championship flight, who then must play the course in 105 or less to qualify. At 12:30 p. m. Friday a luncheon will be served and prizes will be awarded.

Tuesday evening. the Golf and Country club members will have their regular bridge party. Satthe dance committee arrival here on Friday of Miss Mary Scott Rawson, recent graduate of Vassar college, and Mr. Richard Russell Rolline, an Amherst student, and the coming of their bridal attendants this week will bring a short season of elaborate entertaining before the marriage on June 26. Miss Rawson, who is the only daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Duston Rawson, has chosen St. Paul's Episcopal church in which to wed Mr. Rollins, the son of Mrs. Gertrude Getchell Rolling.

Coming for the wedding at which the Rev. Elmer Nelson Owen will officiate are a number of relatives of the bridal couple including Mr. Edwin S. Van Gorder and son, Charles, and Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin S. Van Gorder, of of Audubon, Mrs. C. N. Gilmore Springfield, grandmother of the bride, and her uncle, Dwight Gilmore, also of Springfield.

Gilmore Rawson, brother of the bride, now returning from a European business trip, will also be present for the event. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ray of Chicago are expected to attend. Names Bridesmaids.

Miss Rawson has chosen four well known young women to serve as bridesmaids at the wedding. Miss Frances Hubbell and Miss Anna Kauffman to be the only local attendants. Miss Hubbell, who has just been graduated from Smith college, will motor home next Friday and be accompanied by Miss Catherine Allis, a third bridesmaid. The latter will be a guest at Terrace Hill during her stay. The fourth bridesmaid will be Miss Elizabeth Tuttle, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Tuttle of New York. former Des Moines residents. Mr. Eugene S.

Wilson of New York. Pat Upsilon fraternity brother of Mr. Rolling, will be the best man. The ushers, Mr. Wilson and Mr.

Jack Snyder of Memphis, fiance of Miss Frances Hubbell, will be house guests of Mr. Rollins. who expects the men of the bridal party to arrive Thursday. Host at Bachelor Dinner. On Friday evening Mr.

Rolling will be host at a bachelor dinner at Hotel Fort Des Moines for the men of the bridal party and A number of local friends. Among the hosts and hostesses for Miss Rawson and Mr. Rolline will be Mr. and Mrs. Grover C.

Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Getchell and Mr. and Mrs. Cummins Rawson, who will give dinner courtesies. The Hubbell dinner will be given on Saturday.

the Getcheil-Rawson dinner ou Sunday evening and the Kauffman dinner on June 25. Mrs. Hollis A. Rawson will entertain at a luncheon June 25 for Miss Rawson. Miss Virginia Fitzhurl will give a picnic dinner on Wednesday and the following morning Miss Marion Watrous will give a breakfast party for the bride-elect.

John Wesley Blades COURTRIGHT PHOTO SCRUBY-PARKER. Mr. and Mra. Aaron B. Scruhr.

4930 Country Clan boulevard. announce the marriage of their daughter. Mildred. to Mr. Jack Parker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Parker. The wedding took place in Continued on Page 2, Column 4..