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NINETEEN THE SIOUX CITY SUNDAY JOURNAL: JUNE 15, 1924. Teacher in Smith I South Sioux City High School Graduates Cabaret Program at North Side Church Wednesday Program to Be Offered in Connection tcith lec Cream Social. 1 School Nurse i Becomes. Bride of mC. Man Miss Myrtle R.

Pfaff Js Married to Barton L. Fry. A pretty wedding took place at the A cabaret program an ice cream social will be given by the women of the Blessed Sacrament church in the parish hall Wednesday evening from 8:15 until .10 o'clock. Mrs. Forrest Whitmr is chairman of the committee in charge and Miss Florence t'oates will direct the ea tertainment.

A skit entitled "Scene in Havana will be the first number and will be presented ty Miss Amelia Ferasso, Mrs. Roy Authier. Miss Harel Bergh and Miss Ruth Thompson. "Life of a will be sung by -Miss Morrow Coates. assisted by Clare Lilly.

Louise Kerby. Horothy NordykjS.Mae Albright. Catherine Shea and Dorothy Durkin. Miss Mary Monahan will appear in a number entitled "Cen- iral Please." Ameua erasso. -Mrs.

nny Authier. Mis Hazel Berch and Miss Ruth Thompsm will offer a can-e, i which has teen arranged from the Peer Oynt suite by Edward Grieg. -Walter Lyndberg will" sing and Clare Lilly and Dorethy Durkin will dance. Miss Mae Coates will be the accompanist. Monroe' gave the famous doctrine to congress.

December 2. 1S23. ScAoo Wi Be a Bride Soon Miss Gertrude Ryan Is to Be Married to L. C. Mr.

and Mrs. J. I RyanCannounee he engagement and approaching ferriage cf their daughter, Gertrude, I C. Griggs, of Chicago, m. The bride is one of the prominent teachers the Sionx City public schools, and rr the past mx years has been an rFtructor in Smith school.

Mr. Griggs served as principal of the same school for four years but this year he has hren studying at the University of 'hicago. where he will obtain his master's degree. The wedding will be summer event. A number of prenuptlal affairs have been given in honor- of Miss Ryan, among them having been an evening party given by Mrs.

R. M. Barrett, a sister of the bride, on -Wednesday. The guests included the principal and teachers of Smith school, classmates of -Miss Ryan's normal class and a few other close friends. A.

miscellaneous shower- of s-ifts was presented the bride-elect after a. delightful luncheon, the appointments of which were carried out in' pink and white. Mrs. H. R.

Jacobi presided at a 6 o'clock dinner for Miss Ryan Thursday evening and Mrs. George Iubes was her hostess at a 7 o'clock dinner on Friday. A' o'clock luncheon in -honor of the same bride was given at Davidson's tearoom Saturday by James F.ane. lotca W. C.

T.U. Head to Visit iii City Mrs. Ida Smith, president of the Iowa Women's Christian Temperance unionand national superintendent of the Christian citizenship department of the W. C. T.

will arrive junc 10 conau.ci a w. j. x. I', group meeting. Those who will attend axe members from Monona, Ida -and "Woodbury counties.

The sessions' will De held at the library, the morning meeting opening at 10 clock and the afternoon session being called at 2 o'clock. A 1 o'clock luncheon, honoring Mrs. Smith, will be held at Davidsons' at. the Davidson tearoom Friday at which Miss Henshall was hostess. A i Orice'Qlossomfiiim -far tec4ffiancedt CJg 'Jortheroom Twilight Music Program Set for Saturday Miss ftelley's Pupils to Appear in a Recital.

A musical will be given by Jeanette Marcella Kelley and group of pupils in the Schmoller Mueller recital hall on Saturday afternoon, June 21, at 5 o'clock. Those who will play piano selections are: Erma Blodgett, Lucille Pechacek, Virginia Neumeister, Marion McCoughey, Pearl Pool, Lucille Borman, Cecilia Radeky. Lucille Cha-quette, Rachael Landry, Lucille Smith', Loretta Kir by. George Hoffman, Those who will play violin se lections are: Melvin Waters, Edgar Pechacek. Mary Kirby.

Ester Eiston. Aline Chaquette, Earl Marousek. Evangeline Senical and Jane Chaquette will sing. Solos will be sung by Miss Kelley as follows: "Caro Mio Ben," "Ave Maria;" Verdi; "Voe che sapets," aria. Mozart; "Vissi D'arte.

Vissi D'amore" from the opera "Tos-ea." G. Puccini; "Bergere Legere." J. B. Weckerlin; "Good Bye." F. Paolo TostL RIVERSIDE A' daughter, "Bbnnie June" was born Tuesday to Mr.

and Mrs. C. Johns. 2J23 Boies street! The Charles Marks family of has occupied the cottage at 1923 Boies street. Mrs.

A. W. Nystrom 'was hostess Friday afternoon to the missionary society of the Riverside Congregational church. Mrs. G.

R. Ridgeway assisted. Miss Addie Slothower entertained the Epworth leaguers and Queen Esther girls at an Informal party at her home Thursday. The occasion was complimentary to Mrs. William Vlaahdereri, a recent bride, and Miss Delia Smith, who will becomo a June bride.

They were, presented with a miscellaneous shower. Charles Gaskins and soa, Delbert. who have been ill at the family home for several weeks, are slowly 'improving. Miss Lena Spick, of Lake Andes', S. is a guest in the home of her sister, Mrs.

P. L. Lackey. The community Bible study class will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs: L. W.

Maynard, 2207 Boies street. Sam Skalovsky plans to occupy his new store building 'at 2124 Bryan street July I. "Mrs. O. B.

Garrison is spending several weeks with her sister near Kansas City. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hayward have returned home, after "spending a few days in Kansas City, Mo.

Ella Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Johnson, who has been ill, is improving. At a business meeting-of the Riverside Community club Jn the Riverside school this week the following committee was appointed to make flans for a community picnic to be held In July: Mrs.

Pete Terpstrs, Mrs. P. L. Lackey, M-i F. A.

Hill and Mrs. W. E. Geesman. Al W.

Hansen will have charge of the entertain-, ment. John Johnson has left for Royal. where he will spend a few days wiih Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and son.

Lawrence, of Mason City, are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McNertney, ,702 Pacquette Jeannette Dutton, daughter of Mr. and'; Mrs. N.

Dutton; has recovered, following an operation for the removal of her "tonsils. F-. J. Pape has returned home 1 LEEDS i Each is characterized by the superb workmanship that has made the genuine Traub product the choice of the discriminating. Plan to examine our particularly complete as sortment as early as possible.

Genuine Orange, Bossorfr, Wedding and Engagement I 5 Emerson Girl to Be Bride of S. C. Man 3Iiss Frances Schindler to Be Married to T. J. Griffin.

A rretty wedding will take place at Pender. Saturday, when Miss Frances Schindler. daughter of Mrs. Susan Schindler, of Emerson. Neb will be united in marriage, to Thomas J.

Griffin son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Griffin, Sioux City, la.

The ceremony, which will be performed by Msgr. J. J. Griffin. Fort Dodge.

uncle of the groom, will take place in the Catholic church. Miss Dorothy Henshall. of Sioux Ciiy. and Edward Schindler will attend the couple. Miss Helen Waechter.

of Pender, will offer several vocal selections before the service. j- The bride will wear an elaborate gown of white georpette. ornamented with Her tulle veil, which will be. made in the duchess mode, will to her head with a wreath of lilies of Her flowers will be a shower of roses lilies of the valley. Her attendant will be attired in a becoming dress of cream georgette made up with lace and a lace hat with accessories to match.

She will carry an arm bouquet of marthena roses. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Farley, brother-in-law and sister of Miss Schindler. After a trip to Okoboji and Minneapolis' they will make their home at 731 Thirty-fifth street, Sioux City.

A number of Sioux City visitors will attend the nuptials. j. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Griffin will preside over the pre-nuptial dinner on Thursday evening. Another event given for the ride was the luncheon iyINnHIIIHllimmUIHHmimniEJHilllllllll i Ladies? 1 Wearing Apparel I Genuine Oranhe 53U6Som bear tkiSJOrrft A I and ihe ORAKct BLO 8 8 OTl TODAY. Greene-Snider wedding Vermillion. S. D.

i Puck recitaL MONDAY. Jolly Girls Mrs. Herbert CrusweJL Charity dreie Mrs. E. B.

Steece, Coates recital Schmoller and Mueller Piano halL Emerald lodge No. 23 Benights of Pythias hall. McLaughlin recital Mornlngside -Presbyterian church. Monday Athletic club Sioux City Boat club. TUESDAY.

Alumnae Hesperian dance Shore Acre N. B. K. club Edward, Folari at Martin club Mrs. Finley Crockett at Davidson tearoom.

Erodelphian chicken dinner Wernota club Mrs. L. M. Reynolds. Naomi circlet Mrs.

R. J. Hajny. "WEDNESDAY. Siotrr-le-Dames Mrs.

W. J. Cre-min. Cardinal Current Events club Mrs. John Lang.

Drury-Loris wedding Little Brown Church in the Vale. Wednesday Bridge club Mrs. Ford "Wheeler. Wednesday Athletic club Sioux City Boat club. Social arid cabaret program Blessed Sacrament parish halL Cro-tat-era club Mrs.

A. Hennington. Womans Athletic association Riverside Boat club." Grandmothers circle of Mayflower Congregational church Mrs. C. F.

Pecaut and Mrs. A. Tyler. Villa club Mrs. Major Allen.

Ladies Athletic association Shore Acre Boat club. Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club Mrs. F. H. Livingston.

Delaplaine club Mrs. T. W. Delaney. THURSDAY.

Democratic Womens club of Wood bury county social Mrs A. J. Sho-berg. Nimble Thimblers Mrs. Henry Berg- tholdt.

Heather club Grabbe's park. W. C. social City hall. Rainbow -auxiliary Mrs.

Cecil Clark. McLaughlin recital Mornlngside Pres byterian, church. Midlothian Golf club Sioux City Boat club. Daniels-Griffin wedding Columbine club Mrs. William P.

O. M. M. club by Mrs. C.

A. Sav age Davidson tearoomi, FRIDAY. Luncheon for Miss Bessie Wood by Mrs, W. J. Heinritz Davidson tearoom.

Married Meeters--Mrs. E. -C. Benefit card" party -St- Boniface par ish hall. Orchestra dances Sioux City, Shore Acre and Riverside." Boat clubs.

SATURDAY. Shindler-Griffirr 1 -'wedding Catholic church, Pender, Neb. ethany circle Council Oak camp. Rose Croix chapter. No.

400, O. E. S. picnic Riverside Lawn social Immaculate Conception church grounds. Dinner dance Country club.

McMurray, has departed to visit in the Joe McMurray. home at Fair-view, S. D. -J Miss Mary Oisper, who has been attending college 7at Ames, returned to spend her summer vacation with her-parents at Crystal Lake, S- D. Mrs.

C. J. Rolfes and daughters, Mrs. M. B.

Smith, of San Luis' Obispo. CaL," and Mrs F. O. Yockey, of Mc-Cook Lake, were entertained Friday in the Charles Miller home on Grant Mrs. Charles Shuenk.

w.ho underwent an operation a few days ago in a Sioux City hospital is reported to be improving. The postponed children's day program will be given at 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening at the Olivet Presby terian church. Mrs. Emma Stevens, Miss Florence Stevens and. Dick Stevens, departed Saturday for Ottawa where they will spend two weeks with rela tives.

T. H. Hatcher was called to Council Bluffs, this week by the serious illness-of hi sister, Mrs. E. C.

Winn. 1 Harry Tower has arrived from Roclt "Rapids, for a visit at the homes of Mrs. D. Graves, and Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Dean. C. W. Montgomery of Luton. was a visitor Tuesday at the home pf his brother.

S. HK Montgomery and famuy on xyier avenue. Word has been received by relatives of the "serious illness of Ben Dean at his home at Carnation, Wash. S. R.

Cheeley, of Blair. was a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rattenne on Arthur avenue.

Agnes Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WUliams, "who suffered severe bruises Monday evening when she was struck "by an automobile, 'is reported to be improving. R. Manning- has been spending a few- days this week on his farm in Dakota- Harry McMurray and family who recently returned from California, have gone to Holstein.

to visit at the home of McMurray 's par ents. Ivan" Wagner" left for Des Moines, la. to attend the Masonic grand lodge convention as a delegate from Triangle lodge. A. F.

A A. No. Ed KWion has returnea to TMars. after a few days visit at the home of her son, Lulre Killlon, on Harrison avenue. Mrs.

W. R. Willett and daughter. Phyllis from' Muncie, are guests at the J. Clancey ana i.

sawyer homes. i Mr! and Mrs. Roy Nield, of Marcus, been guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. unanes oaies.

xnvy alsonattended-ihe -Diamond Jubte. I II ii i ii nome of Mr. and Mrs. A P. McKer- cher, 2S07 South Clinton street, Wednesday evening, when Mrs.

McKer. cher's sister. Miss Myrtle R. Pfaff. a niece pf Mrs.

C. L. Bender; 2309 South Clinton street, was united in marriage to Barton L. Fry, son of Mrs, Ida Fry, of Sioux City. Rev Frank Heilman.

pastor of the Trinity Lutheran church, performed the ceremony, the ring service being used. Miss Rachel Cook sang "I Love You Truly" before the service and W. Curtis Snow played Lohengrin 1 wedding march. The bride was lovely in a gown of white crepe chiffon and lace over satin crepe. Her tulle was effectively caught with orange blossoms.

She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. Miss Ann Warwick, her attendant, wore a frock of poudre blue and her flowers were an arm bouquet of Columbia roses and sweet peas. Harry A. Garnrath attended Mr. Fry.

Roses and garden flowers decorated profusely the home. A reception and dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Bender and among the guests were Mrs. Sadie Fry, Los Angeles, Miss Florence iKrause, Washington, and Miss Essie Pfaff, Kingsport, Tenn. After a short motor trip Mr.

and Mrs. Fry will be at home on (Isabella street. The bride has been school nurse in Sioux City during he last four years. Two Pupils9 ReTcitals at Presbyterian Church i Among. the pupils recitals, which will be given this week are two to be presented at the Morningside Presbyterian church Monday and Thurs day evenings at 8 o'clock by the pupils cf Mrs.

L. G. McLaughlin. Those who will play Monday evening are: Earl DeMaranville Robert DeMaranville, "John Donald Scott. Albert Custer, John Keith Wesley and Walleii Hatter, Richard Hughes, Lydia McMasters, Junior Herman.

Mabel Houtz. I Edith Lloyd, Dorothy Violet Arnold and Ruth McDonald, The performers for Thursday evening are: Virginia Laschier, Sarah Jane Houtz, Marguerite Roseberger, Marguerite VIken, Esther j-Viekers, Mary Kemper, Genevieve fMetcalf, Opal Van Dyke. Ellen Ballachey, Aver ill-, Hennessy, Elizabeth Kel- lough; Frances Hughes, Opal Cahill. Mary Riemenschneider, Helen Peck, Gladys -Archery Marion Hughes, Cath erine Brooks and Mary Frances Coon- rod. I I MORNINGSIDE Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Slicek have returned to their home. 3221 Orleans avenue, alter passing tneir; noney- moon at New Prague and Minneapolis. Minn.

They were married at the Immaculate Conception church June 7, by Rev. J. J. Murphy. The bride, who formerly was Miss Edna Marguerite Morrison, daughter of Frank E.

Morrison, wore a becoming suit of grey with hat and accessories to match and a corsage bouquet of ward roses and lilies of the valley. Her attendant', Miss Aileen Maher, wore a costume of grey and orchid" with a corsage bouquet' of orchid sweet peas. James of New Prague, served bis brother best man. The groom is the sOn of Mrs. Rose Slicek, of New Prague.

A wedding breakfast wan served before Mr. and Mrs. Slicek departed on their wedding trip. Mrs. Emma Engberg, who; has been visiting her F.

J. Carlson at Pilot will go to Chicago today to attend the gradua tlon exercises at Northwestern unlver sity. where her son, Royce Engberg. nil Romnlele his medical course Monday. 'j Miss Eloise Carlstrom entertained a few friends at an informal; luncheon at the Davidson tearoom Saturday as a to Miss Marie Lillian Sasse.

whose marriage to Gilbert Wall, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Wall. will take place June- 25.

Covers were laid for eight guests at a prettily ap pointed table and at each place were corsage bouquets of lavendar sweet peas and pink rosebuds. An Informal social hour followed. Miss Gladys Donovan' and; Miss Eloise Carlstrom will motor to Wayne, Neb. for the day, Kenneth Donovan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles "Ionovan. 1900 Lemon street, is confined to his home by an attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Minnie Denning will be hostess to the members of the Premier club at her home. 4002 Peters avenue, Tuesday.

Luncheon will be! served at 1 "o'clock, covers being laid tor a dox-en guests. Five hundred will form the diversion of the ensuing hours. Mrs. William Kixmiller, of Chicago, HI is here to attend the graduation exercises of her sister. Brownie Wood, of Central high school.

She is a guest in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. R. Brown. mum Hazel instructor in English -in tbe'grade schools at Perry, is studying at jaonunsmue Al lege this summer, sne is a Morningside student. i an Mrs.

Charles strange, riKlrrv treet. are the parents of a daughW born at Maternity hospital last week. stines has returnea io home tn Fremont, Neb, after a visit in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W.

Ward. jr. ThomDSon. wno nas dwj studying at the. University of South Dakota at Vermillion, has returned to spend the lummer with Bis parents, Dr.

and Mrs. C. F. Thompson. Mr.

J. Haaiuns na rw pioMo. where she win be the guest of her son-m-iaw and daughter. Dr. and W.

Maynard. for a couple of-week8 fr Sionx Oty. Diamond Merchants 414 Pierce Street Stule Quality Service from Chicago, where days this week. spent a few Mrs. C.

M. Tilton was hostess to a few friends in honor of Mrs. Frank Clark, of Mason City. Wednesday. A dainty luncheon was -served at Ihe close of ah informal afternoon.

Miss Margaret Dutton." who has been teaching school near LeMars, has returned home to spend her vacation. The Robert Blankenbaker family have removed from 2116 Boies street to 2724 Military road. Mrs. W. A.

Milligan and daughter. Lois, of Chicago, are (visiting in the homes of Mrs. Milligan 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Niebaum and sisters, Mrs.

Merle Morrison and Mrs. V. McCollister. A. Kirk, of Carroll, is a guest for a few days in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Pape, 2113 Boies street. ATHLETIC CLUBS Mrs. T. B.

Hutton, Irs. Milton Dailey, Mrs. G. R. Whitmer and Mrs.

M. L. Sears will be hostesses at luncheon to the members of the Midlothian Golf club at the Sioux City Boat club Thursday. Prior to the meal, a surprise golfstunt wi! payed, the arrangements having been made by Mrs. E.

E. Wagner. Mrs. S. E.

Gilliland and Mrs. C. Anderson will be in charge of the tridge, which will occupy the afternoon hours. A flag tournament and a driving contest will comprise the program for women golfers of the Country club, when they wil hod their weekly meeting at the club on Tuesday. In the former event, each player will plant her flag where the ball lies after the last stroke has been played.

The first teams will play19 holes and the other, groups will play nine holes on the upper course. Luncheon will be served at noon and the ensuing hours will be devoted to tridge. A meeting of the Lad es Athleti- as-' soclation of Shore Acre club will be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday. beginning at 1:30 in the morning. when bowline will form the amuse ment.

Luncheon will be served at 12:30 and bridge will occupy yie aftet noon hours. In the evening there will be a mixed bridge tournament. Wednesday Athlettic club members will be guests of Mrs. P. Newton, Mrs.

W. H. Sammons and Miss Helen Ereun at the Sioux City Boat club on Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Caldwell will be in charge of the golf event.

The next meeting of the Ladles Ath letic association of Riverside Eoat club will be held Wednesday. There will be bowling beginning i 10:30 and concluding at 12:30. when lunch will be served. I During the- afternoon bridge will be the principal diversion. Mrs.

F. Hastings. Mrs. W. U.

Boo ten. Mrs. George Meierstein, Mrs Horace Wulf and. Mrs. G.

T. Walens- ky form the committee in charge. In the evening a mixed bowling tour nament will be enjoyed. The new women's athletic asso ciation of Mornlngside Country qlub will meet Tuesday. Golf -will be played prior to a breakfast at 10 o'clock, after which bridge will pre dominate.

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Harry Behl and daughter, Ber-nice of Fredricktown, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Letterick and other relatives, have departed for a few weeks visit with relatives at Omaha, 1 Mrs. E. M.

Wampler and her guest Mrs. Mary "Wright, have departed for Yankton, S. D-, where they will, visit at th hnnftft of Mrs. Wamnlr'. daughter, Mrs.

Phil Gurney. An opening; dance will be given in the new I. O. fX" F-. hall at Leeds Saturday.

June 21. siuii ui iui. aim Mrs. Oscar Caulum. has returned home from Ames.

where he has been a stuaent at the state agricultural college. The Leeds Improvement association will meet Friday evening at the Leeds public library. J. Leonard, of Los Angeles, Cal.i who is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

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