Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 39

MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, AUGUST 5 1936 SEVEN SOCIETY Cinderella a Bride Contract Party Held at Mason City Golf Club High score prizes for contract went to Mrs. C. C. Carrick and W. A.

Westfali at the fortnightly bridge party Tuesday evening at the Mason City Country club. Thursday will be stag night at the club. Golf will be playe.d in the afternoon, followed by a buffet supper. Women golfers from the club went to Austin Wednesday for an invitation meet at the Austin Country club. On Thursday a group of them plan to go to Decorah for a similar event at the Decorah Country club.

Philip Middlesworth Weds Delia Rasmussen Delia Rasmus, sen and Philip Middlesworth were married at the St. Johns rectory of Des Moines by the Rev. C. J. Phelan.

Miss Mary Herdman of Kanawha and Morrig Merritt of Nora Springs attended the couple. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William Diebler of Kanawha, was irraduated from the Kanawha high school and has a position with the Bankers' Life company at Des Moines. The bridegroom, son of Mrs, Dora Middlesworth of Des Moines, was graduated from the North Iowa and I THRIFTY-FIXEKS Des Moiaes university. TO STAGE FLAY The young couple left for north- Thrifty-Fixers 4-H club will give ern Minnesota and Canada on their I a play at the Olivet church Friday wedding trip.

evening. The characters in the play, at Large," are Alice Siv- erwright, Mildred Johnsen, Char- lecn Haight, Eunice Anderson, Amy After working 10 years as secretary to Walter Walker, 54, millionaire manager of Jay Gould's millions, Lola Lafferty, 32, of New York, is now the bride of her Prince Charming. They're shown above after the MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED TO COUPLES Marriage licenses have been issued to Clifford N. Scholl, 23. and Agnes Anna Knecht, 20, both of Rockwell, and to Cyril Harborsen, I will play a duet.

30. Forest City, and" Martha Buns 23. Woden. Lou Haight, Marie Dyer, Marcele Stevens and Ruby Dyer. Songs will be given by Richard and Gerald Dean Bonnie and Betty Factor MOSQUITOES INJECT POIS0J Before ihe can draw human blood tnt mosquito must irit thin it by injecting a poison.

Thui germi cauits disease and death, Guard against mosquitoes, flies, and other insects. Kill them with FLY-TOX. Insist on the genuine I-AST NOBLE GRANDS PLAN FOR PICNIC Past Noble Grands will have their annual picnic at the C. G. Viall Cottage at Clear Lake Thursday at 12:30 o'clock.

Members desiring will meet at the I. 0. O. F. hall at 11:30 o'clock.

FINN-WILLIAMS DITMONT Francis Beryl Finn, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Finn, was married Saturday at the St.

Ambrose cathedral at Des Moines to Miss Margaret Ruth Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Pleasantville, by the Rev. Gerald G. Walker.

After a wedding breakfast they left for a short trip to Minnesota. They will be at ho'me at Des Moines in the Mirrell apartments, 1453 Thirty- fifth street, where Mr. Finn is employed in the tax collection department. Mrs. Finn was primary teacher in the consolidated schools of Dumont the past two years and Mr.

Finn is a graduate of Dumont high and taught violin in the Des Moines schools. Miss Dons Porter Weds Arlon Paschke KANAWHA Doris Porter and Arlon Paschke were married In the Methodist church Sunday by the Rev. E. A. Briggs and the Rev.

Emerson Austin. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Porter of Winnebago, Minn. The bridesmaid and best man were Arlis Bollum of Winnebago and Lewis Porter of Winnebago.

Mrs. L. B. Miller of Kanawha played the wedding march. After the ceremony Miss Betty Ann Miller sang two songs, "0 Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." Mr.

and Mrs. Paschke remained in Kanawha for a. few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Muhm.

They will return to Burlington, where they will make their 1 home. A reception was given for them after the ceremony in the church basement. WASHINGTON COUPLE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.

Scott of Washington, D. who are visiting here entertained at dinner Tuesday evening at the Hotel Hanford. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biermann of Decorah, Mr.

and Mrs. Tod Berlin of Washington, D. Dr. and Mrs. S.

S. Westly of Manly, Mr. and Mrs. O. S.

Norstad and Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hillstrom of Mason City.

MARGARET WOLNEY HONORED AT PARTY Miss Margaret Wolney was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. F. W. Sinnott and Mrs. A.

E. Muehe at the Hotel Eadmar. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock at tables decorated with baby asters. Later bridge was played with, high score prizes going to Mrs. Roger a ton and low to Miss Wolney.

The honoree will be married Aug. 22 to Justin Smith. Honored at Shower. Donald Clapsaddle, i formerly Charlotte Farrell, was the I honored guest at a post-nuptial shower at the home of her parents. The shower was given by Miss Odessa Anfinson.

HELPING THE HOMEMAKER SEE US FOR FLY-TOX Boomhower Hardware 113 N. Federal Ave. CHINA DINKIER SETS 56-Pieee Set Service For Eight $16.50 URRAY JEWELRY CO. Foresters Bldg. Reproduction of the Apes' "Have-a-Hearf Halo Beret and many others.

Wear them and gain the compliments of your dearest enemy wear them and make even the most fashion re- sistent male take notice The gayest youngest most adorable berets we've seen in many a moon. In felt or velvet. All headsizes. By MRS. MARY MORTON Menu Hint Pineapple Juice with Lemon Crackers Broiled Beef Tenderloin Baked Potatoes Buttered Summer Squash Radishes Olives Pineapple or Orange Sherbert in Portions of Cantaloupe Coffee This menu was one I served a suest recently, and I am recommending; it for the speed with which it can be prepared.

I bought ice cream instead of making a sherbet, and you. of course, can do the same, you are hurried. The pineapple juice had been in the refrigerator for some time and was thoroughly chilled. It was the work of a few moments to add fresh lemon juice, spread a little cheese on crackers, and crisp them and slightly melt the cheese in the oven which was lighted to' bake potatoes and broil the tenderloins. I started this dinner at 5 o'clock, and at 6:30, when the guests arrived, it was ready to serve.

I have made one change. I served fresh green peas in place of squash. I only used one cantaloupe for three of us, dividing it into three portions, which held the cream nice- Today's Recipes Pineapple teaspoon gelatin, two tablespoons cold water, three-fourths cup sugar, one-fourth cup pineapple juice, one No. 2 can crushed pineapple, two tablespoons lemon juice, two egg whites, one cup heavy cream, Soak gelatin five minutes in cold water. Make a syrup of sugar and pineapple juice.

Boil 10 minutes. Remove from fire, stir in gelatin. Add pineapple and lemon juice and chill. Turn into the frost unit of the mechanical refrigerator and freeze to a mush. Remove to a well chilled bowl.

Beat with a chilled beater to a froth. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites and cream. Return to the refrigerator and continue freezing occasionally. This amount will serve six or eight Orange cup sugar, three-fourths cup water, i grated rind one orange, one and one- half cups orange juice, one tablespoon lemon juice, two egg whites, dash salt, one cup cream, whipped stiff. Make a syrup of sugar and water, boiling it 10 minutes.

Add orange rind and cook one minute longer. Remove from fire and cool. Add fruit juices. Turn into ice tray of the mechanical refrigeratr and freeze to a mush. Remove from refrigerator, to a well chilled bowl.

Beat to a froth. Fold in egg whites beaten wtih salt and cream. Return to ice trays and finish freezing, stirring- occasionally. Cologne Is Cooling Just to remind you, cologne is cooling, and so is dusting powder and talc. In the middle of the day cur sisters in Europe wipe the grime of a hot day from their countenances not with soap and water, but with cologne.

You can first wash, if you wish, and then complete the cleansing with a refreshing application of cologne, patting it gently over face and throat and under the arms with a pad of cottn. It makes you feel clean and cool. Anna Marie Downey to Wed R. H. Klemme BELMOND Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of R.

Hoyt Klemme, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Klemme of Bei- mond, to Anna Marie Downey of Elkader, which will take place at the Catholic parsonage in Elkader, Saturday.

Miss Downey is a graduate of the state teachers' college at Cedar Falls, and has taught in the grades of the local school and at Spencer. Mr. Klemme is a graduate of Belmond high school and attended Parsons college. He is a junior member of the Beimond Advertiser. The couple will be attended by Miss Stella Downey, a sister of the bride, and Randall Klemme, brother of the bridegroom.

After a wedding trip to Lake Williams, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Klemme will be at home in their new house which is nearing completion in north Beimond. Guest From Lake Crystal. Maxine Hansen of Lake Crystal, is spending several weeks in the home of her grandmother.

Mrs. Anton Jacobaen. Return From Missouri. and Mrs. O.

D. Florence and four children who have been visiting Mrs. Florence's parents at Ravenwood, for two weeks returned home Monday. Visitors From Milwaukee. ST.

and Mrs. Fred Hollatz, daughters Ruth and Margaret and son Walter of Milwaukee arrived Sunday to visit Mr. Hollatz's cousin, Mrs. Will Kroneman and family. WIFE PRESERVERS Salt has a tonic effect on the skin, so give your face an occasional salt water bath.

Zioncheck Accedes to Mother's Request to Run for Re-Election SEATTLE, (fP) Anthony Zioncheck (D-Wash.) sought reelection to congress at his mother's request, to prove he is "neither crazy nor foolish." "At all times I wanted to file to succeed myself in congress, but I was advised that my mother's breakdown, caused by malicious and largely false reports about by activities, made this course inadvisable," said the suddenly serious Zioncheck. "Later, however, my mother asked me to run to show the people that I am neither crazy nor foolish." Visit in Duluth. and Mrs. Charles O'Rourke and Bonnie Jean are visiting relatives at Duluth, and expect to be gone about two weeks. Request for Election on City Hall Vote at Iowa Falls Submitted IOWA petition was presented to the city council Monday night preliminary to submission to the voters of the city of the question calling a special election to vote on the issuance of $65,000 in bonds for construction of a new city hall.

The petition will lay over for 30 days when action will be taken. The city has long needed quarters to house its offices a jail, the fire department, police court and other branches of the city government, it was said. The plans as outlined are to erect on the present city hall site, a structure costing $105,000. In addition to the funds raised by the bond issue, it is planned to get government aid for about $45,000. In the plans is included a large auditorium.

Visitors From St. James. and Mrs. R. H.

Chapman of St James visited at the Arnt Erickson home Monday. TAILOR MADE CLOTHES SUITS TOPCOATS 0 Style supremacy incorporated in every garment. Select any of the new Fall styles. Our Fall display awaits your pleasure. Pure Wool many prices.

FRANK FIALA TAILOR At Park Inn Hotel West State Street Kansas Cityan Held in Slaying of Negro. War Vet at Mankato MANKATO. Trice, Negro World war veteran, was slain in a brawl here shortly before midnight and Ray "Sooky" Boone, 31, of Kansas City, held in the city jail without charge as the assailant. Whether charges will be filed against Boone, authorities said, hinge on the results of an inquest scheduled Wednesday. Police said they were informed by witnesses that Trice and Boone became involved in an argument that started over who had paid for three cigars and two cans of vegetables and that a fight followed.

Death was due to a fractured skull, Dr. G. A. Dahl, county coroner, said. Violet Norman Wins Trip.

of the Kossuth working girls' popularity contest were announced Monday evening at the State theater. The contest was sponsored by the theater and the Algona Upper Des Moines newspaper. Miss Violet Norman won first place and will receive a free ten day trip to the Texas centennial. After All There's Nothing Like Good Butter SWEET CREAM For Flavor BUTTER our new fur Shop and Eel Blocked Swagger 88.00 Northern Coat 97.75 Northern Swagger. 49.00 Kaffa Caracul Coat $169.00 Grey Broadtail, Wolf 88.00 Northern Coat $129.00 Silver Muskrat Coat $129.00 Silvertone Muskrat Swagger $149.00 Hudson Swagger Nat.

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