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Moines Sunday Register Women's Section 1950 Page 4-W Whist Fans Convene At Clear Lake By Special Correspondent. CLEAR LAKE, thirty-first annual National Whist tournament now is in session at the Lakeshore hotel. The Misses Mary Hein, Mary Flynn, Janet Schmid, Mary Rhomberg, Ellen Murphy, Ann McFadden and Rozeanne Audelfinger, all of Dubuque, are at the Lakeshore for days. Dr. Henry Bender family, Dr.

Graham Boysen and family, and Dr. Kestel and family, all of Waterloo, are here at the hotel. Forrest Seymour, Pete and Susie, have returned to the Lakeshore from trip west. Here, they joined Mrs. Seymour and Connie.

The entire family will return to Des Moines this week end. Mrs. E. K. Eberhardt has returned to Des Moines after spending July and most of August at the Lakeshore.

Dr. and Mrs. C. C. McIntyre and family and Dr.

and Mrs. Edward Bohlf, both of Waterloo, are spending two weeks at "Frederic the north shore. Mr. and Mrs. James Mailers and Mr.

and Mrs. Bob McGuire of Holy Cross are vacationing at north shore cottage. Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Kenyon and family of Des Moines are at a north shore cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of Des Moines have been spending their vacation at south shore cottage.

A farewell house party in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Barrett of Mason City 18 being held here at a south shore cottage. Miss Barrett in the Convent of the Sisters of Humility of Mary at Ottumwa Sept. 8th. The girls, graduates of Ottumwa Heights college are Miss Barrett, Bonnie Moore of Corning, Pat Tierney of Lawler, Marilyn Suppel of Iowa City, Barb Benda of Fairfield and Rose Marie Kirschbaum of Garner. Misses Joan Lansing and Bonnie Colwell of Mason City also are with the group.

Mr. and Mrs. Elston Danielson and ramily and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Iverson family, all of Ellsworth, are vacationing here at a south shore cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Larson and James Young of Eagle Grove and Miss Helen Heltner of Rockford, are vacationing on the south shore. Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Snyder and Jackie of Michigan City, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and Danny of Des Moines are on the south shore.

Mrs. I. W. Erickson, Wendell and Kay, and Mrs. BIll Gadbaw and David, al: of Nevada, are cationing on the south shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Levine and Mark and Adeline Nagorner of Dea Moines and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Greensweig and Diann of Iowa Falls are spending tion on the south shore.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Welp and family of Bancroft are at "Teed's Inn' in Oakwood park.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brinkman, David and Bill, of Ames are staying at an Oakwood cottage. Visiting in Des Moines for two months, while Ensign H. Keith Scott is on sea duty, are Mrs.

Scott and their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth. They are guests of Sarah Elizabeth's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pease, 1303 Forty-fifth and Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Scott, 815 Euclid ave. They have been residing In Nutley, N. and Great Lakes, after Ensign Scott's return from duty, will move to Norfolk, Va. MISS SILLETTO TO WED Mr. and Mrs.

Harold A. Stiletto, 834 engagement of their daughter, Barbara Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.

Phelps Silletto, who majored in home economics secretary to Dr. Paulena Nickells of member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. trical engineering at lows State college, Chi fraternity. He is a member of Eta PI.

honorary engineering fraternities. TWO DES MOINES VISITORS Euclid announce the Jean, and James William of Bellevue, Neb. Miss at lows State college, the department. She Phelps, a senior in elecis a member of Sigma Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Mr. Thomas' parents, Mrs.

Fred K. Thomas. Picnic Planned By Quota Club Quota club will have a meeting Tuesday at the state fairgrounds. Following a picnic supper members will attend the horse show. Veterans Meeting.

Six members of Des Moines auxiliary to post 738, Veterans of Foreign Wars, are attending a national V.F.W. encampment this week in Chicago. Representatives are Lavona Leo, president; Glara Bennington, senior vice-president, and Marguerite Pierce, Gloral Coons, Betty Warford and Hazel Miller. Church Committee Chairmen To Be Entertained at Tea Miss Lela Carson, chairman for an all-church business women's dinner Sept. 19 at University Christian church, will entertain chairmen of her committee at tea at 3:30 p.

m. today at her home, 2840 Kingman bivd. are Betty Huffman, Congregational; Mary Fern Crawfor, First Baptist; Gertrude Murphy, St. Augustin's; Mabel Dahistrom Borg, First Lutheran; Julia La Pella, Westminster United Presbyterian; Helen Stubbs, First Methodist; Truth Lamont, St. Paul's Episcopal, and Mary Jacobsen, Bethel Jacob synagogue.

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Omaha, Nebresta Gamma Phi House Party Is Planned Gamma Phi Beta alumnae and actives will entertain several girls who will enter college this full at a house party Wednesday night in the George W. Rickerd home, 5905 Harwood drive. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames R. W. Colflesh, Allen W.

Denny and Howard Arnold. In charge of arrangements are Miss Adriene Rickerd and Miss Nadine Bright, membership chairmen from Iowa State college and the State University of Iowa, respectively; Mrs. L. W. Riggs, alumnae membership chairman; Miss Elizabeth Weitz, and Mesdames James Green, W.

R. Grant, Vernon Grant a and James Mugg. Actives and alumnae from Ames will attend the party. Club Calendar Womens Benefit association, regular business meeting, 8 p. m.

Tuesday, 1.0.0.F. hail. Refund party following meeting In charge of Gamma Nu. Women of the Moose, Den Moines Chapter 10. College of Regents.

12:30 p. m. Wednesday, home of Marie Christenson, 816 E. Sheridan ave. Program: Meeting 'n charge of Kathryn McKusker, chairman.

Women of the Moose, Des Moines Chapter 10, dinner, 12 noon to 8 p. m. Sunday, Moose home. 314 Fourth st. Program: To purchase new uniforms for women.

bowling league. Women of the Moose, Den Moines Chapter 10, friendship degree, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Moose home, 314 Fourth st. Women of the Moose, Des Moines Chapter 10, marching unit, m.

Friday, Moose home. 314 Fourth st. Women of the Moose, Des Moines Chapter 10. women's bowling league, 2:15 p. m.

Saturday, Central alleys. ness meeting 8 Wednesday, Sept. 6, hall, Sixth Ave. Kinsman Woman's Relief Corps No. auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, regular meeting and officers practice, 2 p.

m. Friday, 1.0.0.F. hall, 615 Locust st. Mercy business Rebekah lodge, No. 215, regular meeting.

8 p. m. Friday, E. Thirtieth and Walnut streets. In charge of Vera Overton and Elaine Lockridge.

Mercy Rebekah lodge, No. 215, bake sale at city market house all day Saturday in charge of Adaline Green, Mildred Kline and Daisy Wilson. Ranchewaime Council No. 1, social and cards, Tuesday, 8 D. m.

Redman hall, 916 Locust st. Hawkeye Chapter No. 358 0.E.8., lar meeting, 8 p. m. Friday, Masonic hall.

E. Sixth Ave. and Locust streets. Ruth Adams in charge. St.

John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle potluck luncheon, 1 p. m. Friday, Birdland shelterhouse. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle Mrs.

dessert luncheon, 1:30 p. m. Friday, Pauline Neutner, 1604 E. Twelfth st, St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle C.

dessert luncheon, 1:30 m. Friday, Mrs. James Brown, 1133 John's Earl Lutheran King, 1:30 guild, Circle dessert luncheon, p. m. Friday, Mrs.

Louis T. Bang. 6015 Walnut Hill drive. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle dessert luncheon, 1:30 p.

m. Friday, Mrs. Leonard Hansen, 3607 Columbia ave. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle F.

potluck picnic, 1 p. m. Friday, Union park shelter hosue. st. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle dessert luncheon.

1:30 m. Friday, Mrs. P. K. Keedy.

1719 W. drive. Devotiona, S. R. Wisecarver: "Convetion Forecast, Mra.

F. J. Weertz. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle Mrs.

dessert luncheon, 1:30 p. m. Friday, George Westby, 1233 Forty-third st. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle potluck picnic, p.

m. Friday, Airport shelterhouse. St. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle dessert luncheon, Mra. F.

W. Martinson. 902 Thirty-first st. Mrs. Evan Morgan assisting.

Si. John's Lutheran Women's guild, Circle dessert luncheon, 1:30 Mrs. Carl Hanson, 3101 Rubber bivd. Visit in Mexico. DECORAH, -Guests at the home of Dr.

Carl W. Strom, first secretary of the American embassy in Mexico City, Mexico, and Mrs. Strom, are Prof. David T. Nelson of Luther college faculty and Mrs.

Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Hegge of Mayville, N.

D. The Nelsons will return to Decorah Sept. 11. Bernard Lowes End Vacation Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard 2800 Ridge road, have from Lake Vermillion, where they visited with Mrs. R. H. Killebrew dren, Richard and Kate, cottage. Dr.

Killebrew turned to Des Moines. the cottage lebrew and children, will Edward Gilbert of City left Saturday after Mr. and Mrs. Elroy, to with Mr. a and Mrs.

Burton Jerrel, James Lorentzen of Des Moines, 4100 River Oaks drive, since Wed- son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. nesday. Lorentzen of Meeker, Lowe, Mrs.

Neal Brady, 5702 Water- merly of Des Moines. returned bury circle, is a patient at Mercy Miss Carolyn Driscoll of a where she underwent ha, arrived Friday for hospital, Dr. and surgery Thursday. week's visit with Miss Ellen Kate and chil- Mrs. Cummins Rawson and Rawson, 1 Thirty-fifth st.

at their daughter, Miss Ellen Kate Raw. Dr. and Mrs. Kennith Alley and has son, and Mrs. Rodney Fagen and daughter, Diane, 1507 TwentyMrs.

Kil- daughter, Miss Polly Fagen, seventh and Mr. and Mrs. remain at drove to Mason City Sunday to C. C. Jones, 683 Thirty-third days.

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