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CITY TRESS-CITIZEN Mv JUBILEE TEA FOR Society Clubs PERSONALS Newsy Briefs About People You Know home after visiting at the Philip eompanied by their niece. Miss Wtlma Jean Pitlick of Kalona who is attending college in Denver. Mrs. Karl Leib and her niece. Miss Evelyn Smith, 408 Melrose avenue, have returned from Madison, where they attended the wedding of Miss Lila Del Castillo and Mr.

David Mueller, September 6. Miss Castillo made her Miss Mildred Romedahl Weds The Rev. Otto Scott Steele WELL-KNWN COUPLE SAY WEDDING VOWS Miss Doerres and Mr. Kirkpatrick Wed In a simple service Sunday at 3 p.m.. Miss Gretchen Doer-res, 335 )'s South Dubuque street, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Doerres of Lone Tree, became the bride of Mr. Robert Kirkpatrick, son of Mrs. John Kirkpatrick and the late Mr. Kirkpatrick of Nichols.

The ceremony was held in the homhave returned from a visit to Boul 50-YEAR-OLD CLUB Study Group Notes Anniversary Today Celebrating its golden jubi lee today i Athens History circle which held an anniver sary tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Don Guthrie, 1634 Morningside drive. Special tribute was paid by club members to Mrs. Homer Johnson who has been a member of the group for almost 50 years. She was the first new member taken into the club after its organization.

A feature of the anniversary meeting today was a talk on the history of the club by Mrs. Johnson. In Iowa City for the occasion was Mrs. O. H.

Carpenter, a former club member who now lives in New York City. Following her talk, Mrs. Johnson was honored at a tea, planned by Mrs Guthrie, Mrs. C. Woody Thompson and Mrs.

S. Lysle Duncan. The tea table was decorated in white and gold, with a centerpiece of fall flowers in shades of gold, and a tiered birthday cake ornamented with white and gold. Officers of the club are Mrs. i l' with the Leibs, here, while she taught Spanish in the University of Iowa.

She received her master's degree in June and now ia teaching at the University of Wisconsin. Her home is In Mexico City, and her husband'a family lives in Madison. Mrs. Katherine Ruppert, Robert and Richard Ruppert, 1729 North Dodge street, and Mrs. Eugerte Ho-gan, 603 West Benton street, are back in Iowa City after a visit in the west.

They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Obenchain in Denver, and of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Ruppert in Richland, Washington. Mrs. George B. Smith, 408 Melrose avenue, has returned from a vacation in Mount Dora, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Coupland of Denver, have left for home after visitng at the Philip Altmaier and Charles Zahradnek ROLL CALL A Guide to Meetings Of Organizations EKED Rerd guild of th Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. John Nunn.

1120 Kant Burlington street. Wednesday gt 2:30 p.m. Assistant hostesseJ will be Mrs. J. E.

Negus. Mrs. S. L. Duncan, Mm.

Gordon Ben nett ana Mrs. R. H. Reimers. Th prosTsm will be a "Vacation Review." and Mrs.

Peter Lauds will be In charge of devotions. BOTAL NEIGHBORS Royal Neighbors will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the assembly room of th tnvi.tltinni. Mrs. Ida M.

Bieeker will preside at the alter wmco a social hour will be held. UNITY MISSIONARY Xfr. it lumr win entertain the Unity Missionary society irninnu; js p.m r. mm xayior uclui" wra. up will be the leader.

Members are asked io note tne cnange In place of meeting at 10 South Clinton Street ft ii ii Ell REMEMBER COWNIE'S Fur Showing Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 16 17 WILLARD'S APPAREL SHOP 5IBS OTTO SCOTT STEELE, JR. Before an altar decorated with masses of white flowers, Miss Mildred Romedahl, formerly of Iowa City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Romedahl of Madrid, became the bride of the Rev.

Otto Scott Steele, son of Dr. and Mrs. Otto Scott Steele, of Duluth, September 4 in the Methodist church at Luther. The bridegroom' father performed the double ring ceremony In the presence of friends and relatives. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a gown of white lace and satin, fashioned with long tapering sleevea, and a lace-paneled skirt which extended into a senior train. Her full-length veil was edged In hand embroidery. She carried a white Bible, topped with roses and stcphanotis, and also carried a lace handkerchief her mother carried at her own wedding. 1 IS Delta Delta Delta social sorority. Until recently she was counselor to students at the Wesley Foundation In Iowa City.

The Rev. Mr. Steele is a eradu- ate of De Pauw university where he was a member of Phi Beta Kap pa, nonorary scnolastic fraternity, and of Gold Key. In May he received his bachelor of sacred theology degree, magna cum laude, from the Boston University School of Theology. He was given the Jacob Sleeper fellowship for graduate study and will continue at Boston, working for doctor of theology degree.

He is now pastor of St. Paul's Methodist church, Lawrence, Mass. After September 1, the couple will be at home at 26 Wyman street, Lawrence. where both will be students at Boston University School of Theology. Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae to Have Tea Yednesday Afternoon Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae will have a tea Wednesday at 3 pan.

at the home of Mrs. W. W. Summerwlll, 933 Highwood avenue. This Is the first fall meeting of the group, and any new alumnae members are urged to attend the tea.

On the committee planning the affair, will be Mrs. Glenn Devihe and Mrs. W. V. Pearson.

County Queen Will Be Nominated At 4-H Club Meeting Nomination of candidates for county 4-H offices and voting for a county queen is on the agenda of the Cosgrove Hustlers 4-H club in a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Cosgrove hall. Also on the program is a showing of color slide pictures taken at the United States department of agriculture experiment station by County Extension Director Em-mett C. Gardner. Methodist church, with the Rev. L.

L. Dunnington officiating at the double ring service. Attendants at the wedding were Mrs. D. V.

Jebousek, a sister of the bride, and Mr. John L. Kirkpatrick, a brother of the bride groom. Wore Beige Wool The bride wore a beige wool suit, ornamented with gold buttons, and a watch, the gift of the bridegroom. Her accessories were brown and white and she wore a corsage of red roses.

Mrs. Jebousek wore a suit of brown gabardine with brown and white accesosries, and a yeUow rose corsage. Immediately following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick left for a honeymoon trip to the Lake of the Ozarks.

They will be gone a week. After October 15 they will be at home on a farm near Nichols. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, a-graduate of Lone Tree High school, has been employed for three years in the classified advertising department of the Press-Citizen. Mr.

Kirkpat rick was graduated from Nichols High school and served two years in the army, a year and a half overseas. He now is engaged in farming. From Out of Town Out of town relatives at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. C.

V. Doerres, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Doerres, and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hudachek, Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Corbett and Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick of Lone Tree; Mrs. John Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Kirkpatrick and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kirkpatrick of Nichols; Dr. and Mrs. Keith Wilcox of Muscatine; Mr.

and Mrs. A. K. Hohenboken of Geneseo, Mrs. Carrie Taylor of San Francisco, and Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Bjerke and faipily; Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Reimers, Harvey Reimers, and Stephanie Vander Vanett of Muscatine. Bora On Same Day, Little Boys Observe Birthdays Today Two little boys, born on the same day, celebrated their first birthday anniversaries this afternoon. They are Arnold Samuels, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Samuels, 19i East Washington street, and Edward Lemons, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lemons, 331 South Johnson street Their mothers occfipied the same room at University hospital at the time the babies were born. There were two candles, one for each boy, on the birthday cake today at the Lemons home.

Guests at the party were Mrs. Edward Crossett and son, Billy, and Mrs. Dean Beebe and daughter, Linda. HfiH ACKSON'S i ii jri III I I lUUJIItK 7 ITCH COT ADE Watch This Column Every Monday Kaj nee PAJAMAS Sanforized broadcloth. Roomily cut for Adjustable waist.

Sizes 4 to 20. $2.98 Happy Birthday This Week To: Bobby Bender Keith Cohenaser Tommy Dawson John Julia Ronald Madsen -Ronald Oathout Donald Robenson Andy E. Rogers Jack Winsfow School SWEAT SHIRTS Heavy cotton white sweat shirts with Iowa City lettered on front In red and blue. Sizes 28 to 34. $1.89 Oneita WHITE T-SHIRTS Just arrived! Fine combed cotton, short sleeves.

Sizes mail, Tnedium and large. 79c BR EM 7 L. Tj A 8 Mr. and Mrs. Will Buline.

route 4, der, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Means. 1126 East Burlington street, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

McCollum in Oskalooaa. Mr, and Mrs. McCollum formerly lived in Iowa City. Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Means were Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond A. Taylor of Elgin, 111. Marriage licenses were Issued today by County Clerk R. Nielson Miller to Arthur Gall, LeClaire ana Lois Rudolph, Davenport, and Don Ballard, Rock Island, 111., and Ver-na Wells, Davenport Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Shanti, Tipton, are the parents of a son weighing seven pounds, 13 ounces, born at Mercy hospital Saturday. A daughter weighing six pounds, three ounces was born Sunday at Mercy hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Lund, 311 Ronalds street.

Miss Camilla J. Wiegel of New Orleans, has arrived for a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Palmer, 310 River street Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Milder, route 2, have a son born Sunday at Mercy hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds, 13 ounces. To Demonstrate Art Of Shelleraft At lion Lutheran Tea Mrs. Hugh Carson, executive secretary for the Iowa City Girl Scouts, will demonstrate shelleraft at the silver tea to be given by the Zion Lutheran Ladies' aid, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

in the church parlors. Examples of the work also will be on display. Hostesses at the tea will be Mrs. Lewis Maske, Mrs. J.

D. Miller and Mrs. C. I. Potter.

ioioa City's Fashion Start fhone 9688 'LONDON 1 TSk -IOWA Resident Wives Plan Meeting Tuesday At Home of Mrs. Plass University Hospital Residents' Wives will meet Tuesday St 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. K. D.

Tlass, 343 Hutchinson avenue. Speaker of the evening will be the Rev. L. L. Punntnpton.

Wives of all department residents at University hospitnl are invited to attend this meeting. Postoffice Clerks' Auxiliary to Meet Mrs. Lester Tarizek will entertain members of the Postoffice Clerks' auxiliary Tuesday at 2 p.m. at her home, 1313 East Davenport street. Stephen G.

Darling, president; and Mrs. P. W. Herriek, vice president. Club members include Mrs.

John Cameron, Mrs. James Waery, Miss Kate Wickham, Mrs. E. E. bierks, Mrs.

L. L. Dunnington, Mrs. Lloyd Howell, Mrs. E.

T. Hubbard, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. C. S.

Meardon, Mrs. E. W. Paulus. Mrs.

F. H. Potter. Mrs. W.

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David Ash of Evanston, was matron of honor. Her gown was white organdy and she wore a wreath of net and flowers. She carried yellow gladioli and gold pompoms. Miss Esther Steele, a sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. She also wore white organdy and a white wreath and carried a bouquet of peach gladioli and gold pompoms.

Judy Peterson, the flower girl, wore a white embroidered gown and a garland of nd sweetheart rosea. Mlfs Cora Marie Farran of Cole and Miss Maxine Smith of Moravia lighted the cathedral candelabra. Mr. Ivor Brown of Muncie, was best man, and the ushers were the Rev. David Ash, Evanston, Til- Mr.

Dwieht Anderson of Pen- nock, and Mr. Vernon Peterson. Nuptial Music Nuptial music was furnished by Mr Ivor Brown, violinist. Miss Vir- rinla Jones of Boone, piaiusu, if rjUrlen Who Miss Arrell Mace of Glidden who sang a group of songs. Mrs.

Romedahl, the bride's mother, wore a dress of shell pink crepe with black accessories, and a corsage of talisman roses. Mrs. Steele's dress was pastel gray with black accessories, and she wore a corsage of pink roses. A color scheme of blue and white was used at the reception in the church parlors which followed the ceremony. Arrangements of candles nd flowers in crystal holders centered the serving table.

Decor-. ations included heart-shaped pictures of the bride and bridegroom taken In Geneva, Switzerland when tioth were delegates to the W. S. C. F.

conference In 1948. Miss Jones played medleys of Simpson, De Pauw and Boston college songs during the reception. Former Counselor Mrs. Steele was graduated from Napier high school and Simpson ratten. Indianola.

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