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Iowa Society and Club' News. Women's Features on Pages 4 and 5. pteoef SmtAsLM itagigfer Editorials on Page 8. Open Forum and Book Column on Page 9. MOINES, IOWA, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1947 SECTION SIX.

Those Magic Words: Hey Gang, It's Snowing! J' jr inn piMM ff 1 azlA. jl THEY'RE NOT SETTING ANY NEW RECORDS, BUT MEMBERS of this Killebrew formation are having a lot of fun flying over the hills on a toboggan with 'Kate in front, then Richard and Robert. They are the youngsters of Dr. and Mrs. R.

H. Killebrew, 541 Fifty-sixth st. i i I5 ''J It DES I': f' RS WM I if 1 i. Mmmr- go-y- y-' LAST WEEK OLE MAN Winter came forth with a breezy blast, and suddenly ear muffs, parkas, red noses, pretty girls and happy young-sters appeared on Des Moines" snow-covered hills and frozen ponds. Above, Jill Son de Regger helps Jack Spencer, left, on a bobsled as the group prepares to leave for a jaunt.

At the right of Henry Kleinberg, center top, are Judy Espe, Lynn Lytton and Bud Campbell. In the foreground Crom Campbell gives Patty Jo Fuller a boost on the vehicle. Byrnes Bids Farewell to Gold Braiders By Katherine Macy. (StAtt Writer. WASHINGTON, D.

The diplomats were dressed prettier (most of them wore pounds of gold braid, red ribbons and decorations), but the retiring secretary of state, James F. and his attractive white-haired wife monopolized most of the attention at the White House diplomatic reception Tuesday night. Mr. Byrnes' resignation had been announced shortly before the party began, and he was 20 minutes late in arriving at the White House. However, the Trumans forgave him, and Senators Connally and Vanden-berg were so eager to talk to him that they held up the line for a matter of minutes; It was a love feast crossing political lines.

Hocution ClaM. Mrs. Karl LeCompte, wife of th representative from Cory-don was at the White House the next day, together with a number of other congressional wives who want to learn to be public speakers. Mrs. Truman had invited them as members of a select elocution class.

Mrs. LrCompte was exhibited as a prize pupil, for she already had learned how to make a speetu Her topic this time wait "Washington Keen Through the Eyen of Your Con-gre4man's Wife" a useful oration for such a wife to have on tap at all times. Speaking of crossing party lines, they do it at the Congressional club all the time. This is the organization which owns an attractive club house and includes wives of all members of Congress. Its officers are strictly bipartisan, with the presidency alternating between the two major groups.

This year, of all years, it's the turn of a Democrat to be elected. Wedding. Miss Barbara Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I B.

Xtann of Arlington, and Kobert F. Shr-ve, s'n of Mr. and Mrs. MACY Continued on I'age Thrt t. A COUPLE OF FANCY FIGURES Ice at Greenwood park are Karen Fiftieth and Helen Parker, 659 BOUNDING OVER THE HILLS AT WAVELAND IS LITTLfc Sharon Stimson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell C. Stimson, University who has a husky pair of snow shoes to keep her on top. whose skates get a lacing from Karen. Winter-Weary Travelers Leave ON THE Fox, 715 fifty-ninth Peggy Hippee.

During her absence her home will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming. George II. Olmsted, 139 Thirty-seventh accompanied by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Wallace Burt, left last Tuesday for New York City. Mr. Olmsted will return this week and Mr. and Mrs.

Burt will remain in New York six months. Mrs. Allen Garner, 2925 Grand and her mother, Mrs. Rose Flnston are spending two weeks in Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs.

David Sooble of Lake. Forest, arrived Thursday morning and she and her mother. Mrs. Ralph Read, 613 Forty-first left that day by motor for San Antonio, Tex. They will spend a few days SNOW Miss 5701 for South their guests, their daughter-in-law.

Mrs. C. M. Kos and daughters. Suzanne and Kathleen of Durham, N.

C. They are here while Dr. Kos is taking a special course of study at Lempert Institute in New York City. Mr. and Mrs.

Jamee Kroeter and son. Jay, of West Des Moines, have returned from California, where they spent the holidays with Mrs. Kroe-ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Stickler of Palo Alto. Ir. and Mrs.

T. G. Wheeler, 1231 Sixty-fourth st, and Dr. and Mrs. W.

E. Darby, 1400 Seventy-third st, have returned from a two weeks' motor trip to Livingston. where they visited in home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tillman over the holidays.

They spent some time in New Orleans, Chattanooga, Tenn, and Kentucky. Mr. William I'enn of Fvansville, Ind, will arrive this morning to visit a wek with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Clinite of Elkhart. Mrs. Penn ia the former Marlys Clinite. )fro. Itertha )tiartnn of C-dar Rapids left Friday for hr home after spending a fw days with her mother.

Mrs. Onrdner Cowles, 100 Thirty-seventh sL there with Mr. and Mrs. William Read and family before going to Phoenix. where Mrs.

Read will visit until spring as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Low ry of Des Moines. Mrs. Scobie will spend a few days there before going to Los Angeles.

where she will visit before returning to her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. II.

Johnson, 4041 Center will leave today for a month's vacation at Miami Beach and other points in Florida. Mis Josephine Auner, 3310 John Lynde road, returned Saturday from St. Louis, Mo, where she spent a week attending the Midwest Conference of the Junior Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs.

John T. Kos. 534 Twenty-ninth have as By Susette Abbott. Des Moines persons are really travel-minded this winter. While a great number of lo-calites already are basking in the Florida and California sunshine or vacationing in the Texas and Arizona regions, many more will be leaving within the next fortnight for vacation Jaunts.

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. rowers, 1125 Douglas will leave Wednesday by motor for Florida.

They will be gone a month and while away are planning either a boat or plane trip to Central America. MIhh Carrie Christopherson, 1301 Locust will leave by plane Thursday for New Orleans, where she will spend a short time while en route to Balboa, Panama. While in Panama she will visit three weeks with a former Des Moines girl. Miss Marguerite Oswald. Mrs.

May field Marshall. 2714 Park place, will leave by plane Monday for southern California, where she will remain until spring. Mrs. KaMon Ilippee. 3225 John Lynde road, will leave the first of the week by motor, for California.

She will spend two months in Los Angeles with her daughter. Miss i Mr. and Mrs. Sarnoff To Be Honored Today Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sarnoff, who are leaving soon to make their home in New York City will be honored at a buffet supper to be given this evening by Mrs. Thornburg Cowles, 50 Thirty-seventh sL Mr. Sarnoff will leave the middle of the week for the east, where his family later will join him. THE BAVARIAN AND SWISS ALPS MAY DUST THE CLOUDS AT A greater height than our little Waveland hilts, but they have nothing on Des Moines for attractive skiers. Among them is Elizabeth Towne, 527 Forty-first and the fellows below "look out" hoping she will give them a tumble..