Many Guests Entertained In Iowa City
Iowa City hosts a flood of visitors during pleasant spring weather with guests from Des Moines Denver Chicago Mason City Fort Francis E. Warren and Indianapolis. Weddings, club meetings, and society events fill the social calendar as families visit relatives, celebrate nuptials, and plan gatherings at Memorial Union and local clubs.
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Iowa City
Roy J. Koza
Wright Percival
Des Moines
Earl Leatherman
Ronald
Denver
Colo
Leatherman
L. C. Fitzpatrick
Cora B. Morrison
Col
William F. Morrison
Chicago
Cora Cowgill
Mark Morgan
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Byron Hunter
Mason City
Leonard West
Vernon W. Nall
Juanita Mitchell
Pearl B. Broxam
West
Chris Vetter, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
A. G. Prince
Florida
Dorothy Vitosh
William Vitosh
Joseph Miltner, Jr
Joseph Miltner
St. Wenceslaus Church
Genevieve Vitosh
Phillis Monahan
Larry Monahan
Leo Millner
A. M. Winters
H. H. Huffman
L. A. Ware
D. R. Webb
Corallville Heights Club Book Department
Lawrence B. Evers
Memorial Union
Baldwin Maxwell
Otto H. Vogel
Rufus D. S. Putney, Jr
Charles L. Sanders
Hugh Carson
John Bruce Dalton
Dalton
First Christian Church
A. J. Page
Betty Martin
Germany
Seger Circle
H. J. Mayer
Beatrice Voigt
Arnold Small
Bartholowe. Crawford
George F. Kay
Chapter HI
P.E
Lloyd Howell
Alice Whiteis
University Club
George van Deusen
W. A. Buckner
Florence Schneider
Mildred Tank
Ralph Moeller
Myrtis Pope
L. G. Sawyer
Currier Hall
J. E. Briggs
C. D. Miltner
Lucille Hatlestad
Hazel Swim
Laura Chennell
Mary Payne
Thomas C. Muir
Lothrop Smith
Mrs Mann Honors Her Daughter With Birthday Party
Mrs Homer S Mann Jr hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 1517 Ellis Blvd NW for daughter Elizabeth's twelfth birthday. Guests included Ruth Collister Nadine Kline Gloria Powers Mary Mellon Irene Deason and others. Rose Mary helped. A May pole table center and streamers framed refreshments. The article also notes lip reading classes and Society for the Hard of Hearing events and meetings.
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Homer S. Mann, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
Elizabeth
Ruth Collister
Nadine Kline
Gloria Jean Powers
Mary Alice Mellon
Irene Deason
Jeanette Crawford
Jean Ann Scanlon
Dixie Bailey
Mrs Jepson Honored With Surprise Shower
Friday evening a group of young women hosted a surprise shower at 620 Fifth Avenue SE for Mrs Walter Jepson formerly Miss Marie Letts of Waterloo who wed April 3 at the Central Church of Christ. Attending were relatives from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and local friends including Mrs F Jepson and Miss Mary Louise Jepson.
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Walter Jepson
Fifth Avenue SE
Jepson
Marie Letts
Central Church of Christ In
Waterloo
L. C. Harris
Little Dramas Of The Kitchen
A kitchen chat features pink salmon versus red in cooking and value, then a scene with Little Mrs Newlywed learning muffins. One neighbor defends pink salmon as nutritious and cheaper while the other overbeats muffins, guided by advice to keep batter lumpy with minimal stirring. Copyright 1939.
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Begorra
Mrs. Newlywed
Tailored baby fashion leads for National Baby Week
New summer items for infants favor tailored outfits over frilly styles. Sunsuits with suspender tops, matching cardigans, and blue or pink bedspread chenille teddy bears headline the tiny wardrobe. Fabrics include dotted swiss, pique, lawn, gingham, and soft pastels. Also notes a Cedar chapter meeting of O E S at Mrs Abbie Sheldon’s home with luncheon.
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EW York
NEA
Cedar
Abbie Sheldon
Sixteenth Street SE
Mary Hurtt
Ethel Carl
Wilhelmina Wiley
Pi Alpha Theta Alumnae Gather at Coe College
Yi ALPHA THETA ALUMNAE will meet Monday at 7 30 pm in Prof. Ethel R. Outland's classroom at Coe College. Alumni from the journalism sorority in Coe will attend the gathering for an informal event and reunion.
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Pi Alpha Theta
Coe College
Ethel R. Outland
Coe
ST. Luke's
St. Luke's Nurses’ Alumnae Association
Tanda Camp Fire Meeting Plans May Bike Hike
The Tanda Camp Fire group met Friday at the First Presbyterian church with Ilene Warner conducting the session in the president’s absence. They planned a bicycle hike for May 6 and continued work on their wood gatherer’s rank.
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Tanda
First Presbyterian Church
Ilene Warner
West Union Couple Wed Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
West Union Mr and Mrs George P Schatz were honored at a family dinner hosted by their daughter Mrs C D Boggie in Hawkeye to mark their fortieth wedding anniversary. Attending were their children Lorenz Schatz and daughters Diane Deborah Rosemary, Nancy, Rev Boggie, Allan Schatz and spouses. Also noted were Bob Heiserman turning twenty with a birthday dinner and Opal Wendland guest at a surprise party.
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West Union
George P. Schatz
C. D. Boggie
Hawkeye
Lorenz Schatz
Diane
Deborah
Rosemary
Boggie
Nancy
Rainbow Girls showcase at Masonic Hall in Oelwein
Maynard Rainbow Girls of Oelwein led a program at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday initiating Rozilla Hall of Maynard. West Union district inspector Mrs. E R Ballard attended with guests from West Union Rainbow Girls Masons and Eastern Stars from Oelwein Hawkeye and West Union. Program numbers featured a vocal solo by Marjorie Gilley a baritone solo by Eleanor Lockwood and readings by Mrs C D.
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Rainbow Girls
Oelwein
Masonic Hall
Rozilla Hall
Maynard
E R. Ballard
West Union
West Union Rainbow Girls
Oelwein, Hawkeye
Marjorie Gilley
Eleanor Lockwood
C. D
South English Farm Bureau leaders elected and honored
South English Mrs Gladys Sigafoose was reelected president of the Farm Bureau Friendly circle Tuesday. Mrs Kenneth Hotchkiss was appointed to get the lessons for next fall and a program committee of three was appointed Miss Lottie White, Mrs J D Trusler and Mrs Fred Brock. Miss Nina Smith was honored earlier in the week by the Standard Bearers at a shower at the home of Mrs Walter Robinson. Miss Smith is ready for the missionary field and expects to be called soon to Africa.
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Gladys Sigafoose
Farm Bureau Friendly Circle
Kenneth Hotchkiss
Lottie White
J. D. Trusler
Fred Brock
Nina Smith
Walter Robison
Two Couples Honored On Anniversary
More than fifty guests attended a dinner and reception at Fleming tea room for Mr. and Mrs. George N. Rowray and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Merrill celebrating their gold wedding anniversary. The event featured a double wedding ceremony in Cedar Rapids on April 28, 1889, music by William Bolton and Gloria Parker, a vase of sweet peas and yellow roses, and gifts and toasts. The couples were joined by family and friends including the LeRoy Rowrays of California, with performances by Doris Jean Clifford and Lorraine Kohl.
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Fleming Tea Room
George N. Rowray
Samuel Merrill
Cedar Rapids
William Bolton
Gloria Parker
Nelson C. Dreier
Leonard Strait
Mr. Dreier
LeRoy
Charles H. Scheurs
Patricia’ Ann Scheurs
Charles M. Scheurs
R. Leo Gray
Betty Cole
Faye Gray
M. L. Kasner
Theodore N. Kasner
Ozzie Pederson
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Mrs. Andrews
Kenneth Andrews
Second Avenue
Beverly
Marilyn Reed
Virginia Reed
Rose Marie Listebarger
Darlene Cheney
Dorothy Lee Buffington
Janice Davis
Tommy Davis
Roger Keyes
Richard Clark
Richard Dorn
Billy Weber
Bobby Schamberger
F. Cheney
M. Cheney
R. C. Schamberger
D. OF
I. Choir
Daughters of Isabella
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
Millinery Biontrese
Mrs. Mann
Hearing Society
Society For the
Board of Directors
Luberger
Baby Furniture
Lullabye” Furniture
Storkline” Furniture
Teeterbabe
Taylor-Tot
Babyguard
Kantwet” Mattresses
Third Ave
Marian Young
Yi Alpha Theta Alumnae
Tanda Camp
W.C.T.U
Doris Jean Clifford
Lorraine Kohl
Betty Jean Cole
Adelen Hutchison
Dempsey
Ray J. Whitmore
Oscar Workman
DIAL
Newman
Baby Shop
Acre - Chambray
Minneapolis
Arsenae
Batiste