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a "rroWKOTY PRESS'-CmZEN, XTONDAT, MARCH 18, 1939 PAGE SEVEN JEANNE 'V JT 'IIIUIIM jj 1 TOIWUMIUUUWMM EfeSgSSBSSBBSa sssaa ST. PATRICK'S DAY National Mortar Board Head Here Chi Omega Alumnae Will Hold Dinner Our Town belle Smith and Miss Betty Braverman. both of Iowa City, attended the conference, with Mra. Adelaide L. Burge, dean of women, Miss Helen Focht, personnel counsellor in the dean of women's office, and four other students in the University of Iowa.

Try 5v 7- i IF If 1 Newsy Briefs About People Ton Know Mrs. Gerald Brown, 429 3 Iowa avenue, underwent an emergency operation-at-Merry hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr. Aaron Braverman and Dr. Hy Brandt were guests Sunday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Kunick of Washington. Mrs. Ruth Stoner of Oxfotil underwent an apprmlertomy early Sunday morning at Mercy hospital. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.

Miss Kuever, daughter of Prof, and Mrs. R. A. Kuever, 5 Melrose -circle, ant- a junior student In the University of Iowa, led a round table discussion t-a conference on freshman ortentation-tn-Grinnell Saturday. Miss Kuever is in charge of freshman orientation here for the next year.

Miss Isa- 1 i Young JudeansTo Initiate 3L Members Next Sunday Evening Initiation of three new-members Into the Young Judeans' club will take place next Sunday evening, according to plans made Sunday afternoon at a regular, meeting in the Agudas Achim synagogue. Dorothy Danovitz, Burton Rosenv berg and Meivln Gaser are being admitted to. the group. Marvin Chapman was elected vice-president, to fill the position of Martin Dicker, who is unable to continue membership in the club. 4 Officers of the club, which was organized last spring, are: Marian Glassman, president; Marvin Chapman, vice-president; Bertha Mason, secretary; and Naomi Braverman, treasurer.

This executive Committee will be in charge of the initiation. Not affiliated nationally, this group meets regularly every other Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the synagogue. Advisers are Mr. Oscar Whitcbook, Mr. David Danovitz and Mr.

Sam Shulman. Besides the officers, the club Includes Mildred Dicker, Harriett Glaser. Judith Worton, Martin Kimmel, Meyer Markovltz and i'mi-l Ititea Kagraving Mrs. W. A.

Harklcss of Carbon Cliff, 111., is a guest at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. M. Houck, 419 East Washington street. Mr. and Mrs.

Houck- and their children, Katherin and Bill, brought Mrs. Harkless to Iowa City Sunday evening, after 'stoppmgon "the way from Carbon Cliff at Bryant, 111., to visit Mrs. Houck'a brother, Mr. Lyle Hark-less. Misses Ksther and Dorothy I.uthi passed the week-end with their parents at Melbourne.

Additional Socict' On Page 12 Safety Wringer National president of Mortar Board, honorary organization for senior university women, Mrs. Kath-erlne Wills Coleman of Lincoln, Is shown above (right) with her daughter, Virginia, and their Iowa City hostess, Mrs. Willis M. Fowler, 609 Melrose avenue, director of section four in the organization, whom they are visiting today. Mrs.

Coleman was feted this noon at a 13 o'clock luncheon on the sunporch of the memorial union by the active members of Mortar Board, and tonight will be entertained at a buffet supper at the Alpha Chi Omega ue by the alumnae and actives. Airs. Coleman and Virginia will return to their home In Lincoln, from here. They were in Grinned over the week-end. i mmi- tev WASHED I lW Iowa City Students At University Are Campus Candidates Five Iowa City students are candidates for office in the elections for three women's organizations of the University of Iowa, to be held Monday, March 30th.

For the Women's Athletic association, Frances Jones has been nominated for president, and Kath-ryn Neuzil will be a candidate for secretary. Young Women's Christian association has nominated Marcella Gray for secretary. Margaret Miller has been nominated for secretary and Betty Braverman for president of University Women's association. All the candidates except Miss Miller are graduates of Iowa City high school: she is an alumna of University high school. innimiinnummnnnnmin Merrill Goldberg.

Don Pedro and Band To Play For Women's Pan-Hellenic Dance 'Having Just completed a series of daily programs broadcast over station WBBM in Chicago, Don Pedro and his orchestra will come to Iowa City to play for the Women's Pan-Hellenic annual formal dance Saturday evening, from 9 to 12 o'clock in the main lounge of the memorial union. Actives, pledges, and alumnae members of sororities at the University of Iowa may attend the dance. Chaperons for the party will be the housemothers of all the social sororities. Members of the committee in charge of arrangements include Miss Ramona Beck of Danville, Miss Marylou McQuillen of Char les City, Miss Joan Fleming of Washington, Iowa, and Miss Bev-elyn Westfall of West Liberty. Dr.

Andrew H. Woods To Address P. T. Arat City High Tomorrow Dr. Andrew H.

Woods, director of the Psychopathic hospital, will address members of the Iowa City high school Parent-Teacher association tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditor ium. The regular business meet. In Km nM.l. n4 starting at 7:45. Girl Scouts of the high school troop will present 15- minute program Women of the Moose Will Meet Tomorrow Women of the Moose are to come dressed In "hard times" cos tumes to their regular meeting at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Moose hall.

Mrs. William Parizek Is chairman of the party which will follow the business tlMrs. Joseph Busher Chi Omega alumnae are holding a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Otto H. Vogel, 440 Grand avenue.

AssisT ant hostesses will be Miss Bessie Rasmus, Miss Helen F.ddy and Miss Lorraine Fisher. HARALD KREUTZBERG TO DANCE TONIGHT Artist Will Perform At Macbride Hall Harald Kreutzberg, one of the world's greatest male dancers, will appear in a solo program at Mac-bride auditorium at 8 o'clock Una evening under the auspices of Orchesis and Phi Epsilon Kappa. Mr. Kreutzberg, who has been teaching special dancing classes at the university since last Friday, will have as his accompanist Friedrich Wilckens, composer of the ballet, "Don Morte," the Jester's dance from which will be performed. The program follows: Choral Luther-Wilckens Soldier of Fortune Wilckens Serenade from "Kleine Naoht- mtisik' Mozart Dance Through the Streets Alheniz Pleta rrr-Reger Three Hungarian Dances.

Brahma Intermission Master of ceremonies from "Turandot51- Scott 'Jester's Dance Wilckens Night Brahms Three merry dances for children (a) Little Tastorale Poulene Ih) Faun Reinitzer (c) Old Vienna Strauss Local Girl Scouts Observe Birthday of Scouting at Banquet More than 300 persons were present at the parent-daughter dinner which was held Saturday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church by Iowa City Girl Scouts, celebrating the 24th birthday of Girl Scouting. Awards for record attendance went to St. Mary's Troop No. 11. first, and to Troop No.

second. Miss Betty Stappershoef and Miss Bernire Hauber direct Troop No, 11. while Mrs. Henry Flak Is in rge of Troop no. ii i a.

u. ri niit iH, iuw tuy Girl Scout commissioner, presided during the program which followed the 6 o'clock dinner. Scout projects were displayed after the presentation of attendance prizes, and moving pictures of Camp Cardinal were shown by Dr. jH. R.

Jenklnaon. porteri wm th( ing women aasitingi-Mr. Francis, Mrs. N. A.

Miner. Mrs. A. V. O'Brien, Mrs.

Flsk, Mrs. F. A. Kinney, Mrs. I.

A. Rankin, Mrs. C. W. Keyser.

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The St. Patrick's theme will be expressed in the decorations. Co-hostesses tomorrow at a dessert-bridge party will be Mrs. Robert M. Collins and Mrs.

H. W. Lovell, who a(re entertaining at 1:30 o'clock on the sunporch of the memorial union. There be 22 guests, and bridge will be played at five tables, In the evening Miss Jane Bradfleld win entertain at a bridge party of three tables on the sunporch of the union. The University club is holding a St.

Patrick's day dinner-bridge party also tomorrow evening in its rooms at the union, with Mrs. Edward Weber and her committee in charge, and today the club heard I Miss Helen Reich speak on her recent visit to Ireland at an Erin tea in the clubrooms. Prize winners at the dessert-bridge given Saturday on the memorial union sunporch by Mrs. Hugh J. Williams, 324 Hutchinson venue, were Mrs.

E. B. Raymond, Mrs Harry Greene and Mrs. Jack Clark. Tables were decorated with spring flowers.

The party, given in honor of Mrs. Norman Gueno of New Orleans, was attended by 40 guests. Honor James Swaner At Birthday Party; Becomes 13 on 13th James Swaner, who celebrated his 13th birthday on Friday. March 13th, was guest of honor at a surprise party given by hia parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Swaner, North Dubuque road. Friday evening. Among the gifts presented to James was a decorated birthday cake, which was served later with ice cream, following a series of games.

Carolyn Paynter, Gloria White. -Ann Avers, Marion Farnsworth Dorothy Shank, Barbara Rickets Dorothy Miller, Barbara Swank, Gretchen Sarchett, Robert White, William Mathess. Elbert Schmitt Grant Peterson, Neal Armstrong, Ernest Zcman, Charles Gay, Richard Diemer and the honoree were guests at the party. James, who is one of three children, was born the third hour of the 13th day of the third month of the 23rd year. Elks' Ladies Plan St.

Patrick's Day Luncheon Tomorrow At 1 o'clook tomorrow, the Elks' Ladies wUl enjoy a St. Patrick's day luncheon, with bridge following, at the clubhouse. Mrs. A. Horrabln, chairman, wilt be assisted In the arrangements by Mrs.

Bert Kent Mrs. D. F. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Ray Slavata, Mrs.

Gus Pusa-teri, Mrs. Marjorle McDonald, Mrs. Erling Thoen and Mrs. Perry Oakea. Members are asked to make reservations not later than tonight with Mrs.

Kent, 9165, or Mrs. Fitzpatrick, 26.19. Amistad Circle Will Hold Meet Tomorrow Amlstad circle -will meet with Mrs. L. C.

Krueger, 814 Bowery street, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Krueger Is to be assisted by Mrs. Guy J. Chappell.

xotick to Binnrma Healed hMa will brwelved at th offlea of tha County Auditor of John-nn County. low City. Inwa. until I SO o'clock P. M.

on Marrh Slt. IM for ha rarlmii Itema of material! Mid suppllea IIMrd Mow. A crtlfid rtwrk drwn upon anl-rent lows Bunk to lha amount of two hundred 3nu.oni dollar and made nay-ahla to tha County Auditor ahall filed with earn pmpoaal. whlrh rhrk In raaa of blddr retiring an award may ha ch.d and th prnreoila retained by the County liquidated damagea if falls to eueruta a rontrart containing tha provUlona required by the atattitea of Iowa, and fit an approved bond for tha faithful performanra iner.i. ten days after tha acceptance of till Kpm'lflratlnni and propoaal fnrmi for tna worn may cured at tha otflca ol tha County Au- propoaali filed miiet be on hj form fnflihed by the County, pealed and plainly marked.

Propoaala eontain-ln any raaervatlon not provided for in tha forma furnl.hed may ha reJt and fha County Board reeervet ithji right to waive technicalities and to reject any advUed that vrtmM muat be gives to Iowa domeatle labor, and that by virtu of tatutory authority, a preference will be terlala. prodiKl. aupplle and other rtlrlea prndttced. nwnufactured. nii or grown within tha State of Iowa The propoeed material conelet of.

The Lubricating all requirement of Johnaoa County, low for th from April Jet. I to April let. IOTT. Material to be furnwhed FJ. low Appmrimately inn wifl g.llon of ga-Una, Gaaolln to be lurnnhed F.

O. Grous) I oanl of gupervleor Johneos County. Iwa Ry ltd Bulek. County Audiinf. Dais March 1W.

and (ZZzlkZZ-- and The Social Calendar TONIGHT high P. T. Junior 7:30 o'clock Junior high building Eagle Ladies' auxiliary, 7 o'clock Eagle hall Mortar Board supper, 6:30 o'clock mAlpha Chi Omega house Athens Sunshine Girls party, 8:30 o'clock K. of P. hall Old Capitol Junior lodge, 7:30 o'clock.

Fellow hall Moose card party, 8 o'clock Moose hall Iowa City lodge, A. F. and A. 6 o'clock Masonic temple TOMORROW Home department. I.

C. W. 2 o'clock Mrs. James W. Jones St.

Paul's Catholic Study club unit, 2:15 o'clock H. S. Ivie Elks' Ladies, 1 o'clock Clubhouse Post Office Clerks' auxiliary, 2:15 o'clock Mrs. Frank Strub, Jr. Consumers' problems study group, 1:30 o'clock Mrs.

E. D. Plass M. E. Home Missionary Society Will Sponsor.

Meeting Wednesday With a special Invitation extended to new women of the church, the Methodist Episcopal Women's Home Missionary society will sponsor a social afternoon in the church parlors Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. The meeting is open to all women members and friends of the congregation. A brief business meeting will be followed by a walking rehearsal of a one-act mountaineer play lasting about an hour. The characters, two of whom are men, will be portrayed by Mrs. H.

L. Seger, Mra. C. E. Dunshee, Mrs.

A. H. Webster, Mrs. J. R.

Hill, Mrs. Harry M. Hineg and Mrs. R. J.

Kidder. The usual social hour will follow the program, and Mrs. H. L. Woodbury, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.

C. E. Doak, Mrs. R. B.

Wylie and Mra. A. E. Krp-ford. Name Award Winners For Bridge Matches Winners of awards at the duplicate bridge match Friday evening at Munn's grill were Messrs.

Irving Keeler and Merrill gchanks, high north and south couple, and Mra. Blanche Foffel and Mrs. C. A. Stout, high east and west couple.

Old Capitol Lodge Will Meet Tonight Regular meeting of Old Capitol Junior Lodge. No. 1, will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Odd Fellow hall. Following the transaction of routine business, Thomas Nelson and Maurice James Foffel will be initiated into the order. Members of the degree team are requested to be present We ftperlallte In LENTEN.

FOODS and DINNERS The Dinette A. LandA. M. Lodge Plan Dinner Meeting At Temple Tonight Stated meeting of Iowa City lodge. No.

4, A. F. "and A. this evening at the Masonic temple is significant in that this is the date selected by the Grand Master, Mr. John T.

Ames of Traer. for the simultaneous meeting of all the Masonic lodges in the state. This is the fifth consecutive year that 70.000 Masons In Iowa have been called to meet on the same evening for the consideration of a program of Interest to the fraternity. The program this year is built on the theme "Work and the Working Tools." One of the features of the local lodge's meeting will be a talk by Prof. H.

J. Thornton on the subject. The meeting will be preceded by a dinner at-6 o'clock, honoring those members of the lodge who received their third degrees in March of any year. All Masons are invited to attend. Delta Delta Delta Initiates 10 New Members on Sunday Ten University of Iowa students were initiated into Delta Delta Delta social sorority Sunday morning at a ceremony at the chapter house.

Following the initiation, a formal dinner, using a color scheme of silver, gold and blue, was held at 12 o'clock. Tables were decor ated with spring flowers. Those Initiated were Misses Anna Mae Jones of Perry. Mary Celeste Rucker of Ottumwa, Gretchen Hughes and Phyllis Was-sam of Iowa City, Patricia Hughes of Oxford, Delores Hubly of Mason City. 111..

Molly Virginia Smith of Burlington, Ruth Dee Lewi of Danville, Martha Hamilton of Slgourney and Margaret Englund of Muscatine. A. O. O. Bridge Club Will Meet Tomorrow Miss Ruth Crum, 1403 East College street, will entertain, the A.

O. C. bridge club tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. St. Patrick's day will provide the motif of decorations for the party.

Post Office Clerks Auxiliary To Meet Ladies' auxiliary to the Post Office clerks will meet et4he home of Mrs. Frank 8trub. 717 East Market street, at 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Men of the Moose Entertain Tonight Men of the Moose are entertaining at the fourth In a series of euchre parties for women and men of the organization this evening at the Moose hall. Play will begin at 8 o'clock.

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Loran Conk-4 lin and Mr. Vernon Boddicker received high prizes in euchre, played at five tables during the evening, and Mrs. Kenneth Squire and Mr. Gus Hatcher received the consolation awards. Supper was served at the close of the evening.

Those Included In the party were Mr. and Mrs. James Stadler. Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eggenberg, Mr. and Mra.

Kenneth Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wleneke, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sell-man.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hatcher. Mr. and Mra.

Loran Conklin, Leona and -Frances Conklin, Vernon and Donald Boddicker, Leo Sellman. F. Hipp and Mr. and Mrs. Busher.

League Study Group Will Meet Tomorrow Mrs. Everett D. Plass, 407 Melrose avenue, will open her home to consumers' problems study group of the Iowa City League of Women Voters for a meeting ai 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The need for a change In the food and drug regulations, and the positive value of Dr. Royal 8.

Copland's bill now before the house entailing such a change will be discussed by Mrs. Homer V. Cher-rington. Mra. Philip Jeans will speak on cocoa, which hag been the subject of some concern recently in regard to 1U containing lead.

Honor Edward Riley At'Btrthday Party Celebrating her son Edward's second birthday, Mrs. Walter Riley. 15 East Harrison atreet rave a party from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The little guests were Beverly Hutch- ens. Roger Schuessler, Marceline Huffman.

Patsy Brown, Edward and Barbara Riley. After playing together, the children enjoyed Ice cream and birthday cake. Royal Selghbors to Meet on Wednesday In celebration of the 41st anniversary of tha organization, a variety program and refreshment! will follow the regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America Wednesday evening at the American Legion Community building. Members of the committee In charge art Mrs. James.

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