Country Club Dinner Dance Draws Cedar Rapids Members
More than 300 Cedar Rapids Country Club members attended a Saturday dinner dance at the club house. Cocktails at 7 p.m. preceded a Dutch-treat dinner with numerous couples listed at various tables and groups, including hosts E. M. Pinney and Tschirgi, and many prominent members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Burgess West
James Noell
J. H. Maloney
L. J. Halpin
Kenneth Bastian
R. H. Pickford, Jr
Charles Hastings
Kenneth Bogaard
Peter Topic
Ralph D. Hunting, Jr
L. J. Klinger
J. E. Killingers
Fred Wagenvoords
H. C. Jensens
Harry Chadimas
Robert Chapmans
H. V. Jones
Merl Holloway
Joan Ruml
Martin Hanson
Robert Taylor
Lynn Rowley
Martha Lou Conkling
Thomas Hoegen
Richard Crane
Betty Blaul
Jack Albert
Ralphee
Weekend Visit By Des Moines Residents In Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Peter McHugh of Des Moines spend the weekend visiting Mrs McHughs relatives in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Howard B reen and Mr and Mrs H E Olerich with Peggy traveled to Des Moines and took part in the state piano contest. The Olerich parents from Rolf have been visiting the family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McHughs
Cedar Rapids
Peter McHugh
Des Moines
H. E. Olerich
Peggy
Twenty-first Street
Cedar Rapids Barbershop Singers Spark Local Parade Plans
Tattle Tales reports Cedar Rapids audiences praised PHOSE Barber Shop singers at a recent harmony soiree and plans for an upcoming Parade event. Highlights include Hod Green’s continued interest in harmonizing, the Edison Institute visit by Alice Mary Thompson, and local youths forming a summer club for eight to eleven year olds with a morning to afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phose
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland Dows
Howard Green
Dows
Sud
Daisy Dows
Sud, Jr
Judy Dows
Duane
Henrietta Dows Arnold
Hod Green
Iran Stella
George Josselyns
Hod
Harmony
New York City
Alice Mary Thompson
M. M. Thompson
Edison Institute
Orange
N.J
Edison
Lewellyn Park
Allie
Mount Mercy Chooses Queen Candidates for Prom
Six queen candidates were selected by Mount Mercy students for the spring prom. Liberal arts reps are Dorothy Oehler and Agnes Kirsch. teacher training reps Margaret Corkery and Patricia Brunkhorst. secretarial science reps Frances Frana and Dolores Jarosh. Queen crowned before the coronation at Elmcrest Golf and Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Mercy Junior College
Dorothy Oehler
Ryan
Agnes Kirsch
Charles City
Margaret Corkery
Sumner
Patricia Brunkhorst
Masonville
Frances Frana
Decorah
Dolores Jarosh
Jackson Junction
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Corkery
Phyllis Templeman
Kathleen O'Donnell
Mary Lou Snell
Dolores Erusha
Marlene McDermott
Mary Ellen Kroeger
A. J. Mallon
M. C. Erusha
Beta Sigma Phi Honors Founders Dinner in Cedar Rapids
The annual founders day dinner of Beta Sigma Phi sorority is set for this evening in the Roosevelt hotel Roosevelt room. Six Cedar Rapids chapters will be represented with Pauline Ford as toastmistress and several chapter presidents taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Pauline Ford
Betty Campbell
Betty Baker
Margaret Ortschied
Margaret Ceynar
Verba Kun
Eileen Gould
Alpha Xi Delta
Coe
Lincoln-Jefferson
Gene Carson
W. Robert White
Harold R. Mowray
Tagges Spend Weekend in Ingersoll Home
Mr and Mrs A R Tagge of Iowa Falls and their daughter Suzanne are visiting Mrs Tagge s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs T M Ingersoll 2184 Linden Drive SE. H C Hahn and R C Booth to entertain at supper tonight at the Hahn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMr
A. R. Tagge
Iowa Falls
Suzanne
H. Cedric Hahn
Twenty-third Street Drive
R. C. Booth
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Hahn
Walter Hunt
Fairfield
David B. Pickford
E Avenue NE
Richard North
Shaffers
New York City
van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive
Ashby
Washington
Jo Ann Sisk to Wed Keith Alli Hines
Mrs. Jo Ann Sisk of Nashville announces the forthcoming marriage to Keith Alli Hines son of Mr. and Mrs. Allison C. Hines. The ceremony will be held May 26 at Second Presbyterian Church in Nashville. Miss Sisk attended Ward Belmont. Mr. Hines attended the University of Iowa and works for a foods company in Lexington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Eslick Sisk
Nashville
Tenn
Jo Ann
Keith Allison Hines
Allison C. Hines
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Sisk
Ward Bellmont School
Hines
University of Iowa
Lexington
Cedar View Club Spring Dance Draws 130 Members
Cedar View Country club hosts its annual spring dinner dance this evening with social hour at five and dinner at six. Bill Mallon and his orchestra provide music during dinner and dancing until 11 p.m. Semi formal attire is requested with many members attending in groups and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View Country Club
Bill Mallon
E. J. Lee
L. M. Atwood
Joe Toman
Eldon Johnsons
Clarence VanFossens
E. W. Lieske
Marlin Cox
Robert Ellison
Ronald Rawson
George Stang
Robert Spooner
Fred Stang
Frank Hirds
Stanton Petersons
Vern Thompsons
John McDonald
Godfrey Novak
Charles Peer
Beethoven Club Members To Play Own Compositions
Beethoven Club presents members works at a Thursday 10:00 a.m. meeting at the YWCA. ensembles perform Theme and Variations by Sister Mary DeLourdes and several original songs and pieces by Beethoven Club members with vocal and instrumental selections. The program is directed by Mrs. C. L. Robbins and open to patrons and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Y.W.C.A
Mary DeLourdes
Mt. Mercy College
Virginia Ohmann
Markis Windus
Roger Hawley
Leslie Lawrence
C. T. Everson
Carl Orr
Louise Crawford
T. H. DeWees
G. J. Lorenzen
Lord
Eleanor Taylor
Bonnie Popham
Janet Sullivan
C. L. Robbins
Women’s Golf Breakfast Opens Cedar Rapids Season At Country Club
The annual women’s golf breakfast starts Wednesday at 9 30 am at Cedar Rapids Country Club with reservations due by Monday noon. Mrs. T M Ingersoll chairs the event and Jack Shields will lead a golf clinic after breakfast. Multiple chairmen and committees organize May through August ringers and women’s day programs, with junior and twilight golf also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
T. M. Ingersoll
George A. Durin
R. J. Vorkoper
John S. Vavra
Jack Shields
Martha Lou Conkling
Richard E. Scherling
Della Nash Crawford
George W. Corey, Jr
Howard Cherry, Jr
Gordon DeLay
Frederick S. Glanville
To Become Bride of Thomas Lane
Miss Mary Patricia Kelly will marry Thomas Ellsworth Lane on June 24. Kelly is daughter of Mrs. J. H. Kelly of 1921 Washington Avenue SE and the late Dr. Kelly, while Lane is son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Lane of Fort Meade SD. Kelly attended Mt. Mercy junior college and the University of Iowa and works for the state department of public instruction in Des Moines. Lane attended South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and is a member of Theta Tau engineering fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patricia Kelly
Thomas Ellsworth Lane
Miss Kelly
J. H. Kelly
Washington Avenue SE
Dr. Kelly
Lane
Roland T. Lane
Fort Meade, S.D
Mt. Mercy Junior College
University of Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Theta Tau Engineering Fraternity
Indian Creek Golf Season Opens With Flag Tournament
The Indian Creek Country Club women's golf season starts Tuesday at 9 a.m. with a flag tournament. The women’s golf committee, led by co chairs Mrs. B. K. Price and Mrs. L. A. Lorence, plans events with pro Chuck Johnson and club manager. Family night at Cedar Rapids Country Club features a 5:30 buffet and movies at 6:30 and 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Country Club
Chuck Johnson
B. K. Price
L. A. Lorence
J. F. Colburn
Joe Cohn
Lee Hillbrunner
the Mines
H. R. Sutton
O. W. Lundquist
A. W. Eastin
J. P. Galway
Fred Howe
L. A. Edmonds
C. W. Jacobsen
E. E. Heintze
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs Leon Meyer Hosts Tea for Recent Bride
Mrs Leon Meyer of 204 Twenty fifth street drive SE hosted a Saturday afternoon tea honoring her daughter in law Mrs Robert Meyer of Iowa City a recent bride. Sixty guests attended with Nan Wasta and Carolyn Knapp assisting at the door. Pouring were Ingram Bixler Will Bailey Erwin Wasta Russell Knapp Roy E Curray and Dorothy Hedberg. Pastel sweetpeas served as the tea table centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Meyer
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Robert Meyer
Iowa City
Nan Wasta
Carolyn Knapp
Ingram Bixler
Will Bailey
Erwin Wasta
Russell Knapp
Roy E. Curray
Dorothy Hedberg
Schumacher Couple Host Cocktail Party Ahead of ROA Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell M. Schumacher of 1749 C Avenue NE entertained at a cocktail party Saturday evening for 10 guests preceding the Reserve Officers Association ball. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert James, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Langer, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Burkhalter Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell M. Schumacher
C Avenue
Reserve Officers Association
Robert James
Andrew Smith
Ned Harris
Milton Langer
Louis D. Burkhalter
Picnic honors Sammy Johnston on birthday at Ellis park
Sammy Johnston ten years old celebrated his birthday with a picnic at Ellis park followed by skating at De Mar rink. He is the son of the R S Johnstons of 2120 Greenwood drive SE. Guests included Peter Turner Bob by Kubik Bruce Eaton and many others. Mary Rogers Jones of Placerville Calif will visit DonaLawrences in Toddville. Jackson school to host open house Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Owen Elliott to speak at Ladies Literary Club meeting at Mrs Craven Shuttleworths 315 Linden Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Block
Walter M. Block
Meadowbrook Drive
Steven Telecky
Bobby Horak
Bobby McIntosh
Susan Bradley
Patty Miller
Judy Fellman
Jan Miller
David Bogaard
Eddie Burkhalter
Howard Cherry
David Duncan
John Ellwood
Nathan Nassif
David Pickford
Dick Howell
Sally Jo Eves
JoAnn Stenner
David Schollman
Sammy Johnston
Ellis Park
De-Mar
R. S. Johnstons
Greenwood Drive
Peter Turner
Bobby Kubik
Bruce Eaton
Rickie Olney
David Lowe
Tommy Woodhouse
Gary Sojka
John Livingood
John Rinderknecht
Richard Rinderknecht
John Ferguson
Mike Tousey
Chuck Laughlin
Mike Evans
Dick Landenberger
Bob Trunecek
Steven Wilder
Joe Hladky
Steven Thorn
Larry Svodboda
Larry Chittenden
Bryan One 000
M. D. Porter
Helen Porter
Blake Boulevard
Mary Rogers Jones
Placerville
Calif
Donad Lawrences
Toddville
Owen Elliott
Ladies Literary Club
Craven Shuttleworth
Linden Iterrace SE
Elliott
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Country Club
H. E. Olerichs
Daughter
Tattle Tales
Steve Smith
Crosley
Steve
Tom Chadima
Richard Vail
Ed Sorenson
Tom
Elsie Chadima
Rick Waples
Margaret Waples
Suzanne Hahn
Mrs. Ralston
Burlington
Weston D. Ralston II
Randy
Jimmy
Thirty-first Street
Mount Mercy
Beta Sigma Phi
Tagges
Ingersoll
Montieur
Montieur Studio
Hotel Roosevelt
Third Avenue
Bride
Keith A. Hines
JO Ann Sisk
Cedar View Club
CHI Omega
Chi Omega Mothers Club
Ray Hubbard
Twentieth Street
Lee S. Coy
F. W. Franey
Shirley Finefield
Delbert Ashby
Country Club Parkway SE
Washington, D. C
Jean Ashby
Dorothy Graham
Howard O. Graham
Second Avenue SE
Presbyterian Hospital
Columbia University
Graham
Edward A. Morris, Jr
Watson
Eaton
Sherman B. Watson
Earl Eaton
Iowa State Auxiliary
Fort Des Moines
Oscar
Byron
Oscar A. Anderson
C Avenue NE
Byron K. Anderson
Stephen
Susan
Bever Avenue
West Coast
San Bernadino
Oscar Andersons
Robert Age
J. A. Eggen
J. Archer Eggen
Public Library
Xi Delta Chapter
Carl Kun
Margaret Gould
Richard Cox
Lucian Anderle
Inezee
Edward Bastian
Forest Drive
Bastian
Roy H. Olson
L. Morgan Craft
G. H. Cornwell
O. J. Elsenbast
Max Burrell
Lewis Robbins
Archie D. Dennis
Robert B. Creswell
Fred W. Wagenvoord
Robert K. Walker
Stanley R. Meek
John W. Altfillisch
Sutherland Dows, Jr
Connie McClarey
Marcia Jenkins
Twilight Golf
O. H. Tousey
R. T. Newton
Lindsay
Cooper
Frank C. Byers
Vorkoper
Corey
Scherling
Cherry
Richard R. Proctor
George Lindsay
Conkling
Hazel Brown
Donald S. Barry
K. K. Kinsey
Fred E. Bellamy
Harold Pollitz
John J. Livingood
A. J. Coburn
T. L. Crabbe
A. C. Hoblitzell
John Killinger
Thomas Lane
Indian Creek
C.R.C.C
D. M. Schumachers
Picnic
California
Jackson School
Ou0 Ladies Literary Club
Mitvalsky
Childrew
Mitvalsky’s
Second Street
Dial
Iowa
McKettrick
Second Ave
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