Bride Raher wed in formal Chicago ceremony
The wedding of the Rahers featured bride in a stephanotis headdress and full-length veil, maid of honor Gertrude Jacobs in mermaid green, and bridesmaids in matching gowns. Best man Wesley Estill and ushers from St. Louis attended. After a breakfast at the Roosevelt hotel and a 70-guest reception, the couple plans to live in Chicago while Mr. Raher attends the Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jacobs
Helen Newton
Mary Stenner
Wesley A. Estill
John J. Jacobs III
Robert Cohrs
Cornelius Pettinga
Kenneth Sturma
St. Louis
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Jacobs
Cleveland
Rahers
Chicago
Raher
Chicago Art Institute
Immaculate Conception High School
Coc College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Navy
Harry Bracey, Jr
Green Brier, Tenn
A. Cover
Cascade
Barbara Bowen
Milwaukee
Country Club Pool Party Hosts 450 Guests This Weekend
Cedar Rapids Country Club plans a large pool party with 450 attendees including members families and out of town guests. The event features a 230 swimming meet trophies three age groups a buffet dinner and dancing by Larry Foster and his orchestra. Numerous Dutch treat tables host many arriving guests from across Iowa and Illinois with cocktails at multiple homes before the club dinner and a Roosevelt hotel reception for visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Larry Foster
Bridal dinner for Miss Stamy and Donald Johnson set at Wurster's tearoom
The wedding party hosts Mrs B F Johnson and Mr B F Johnson 2340 D Avenue NE invite twenty guests for a Saturday evening bridal dinner at Wurster's tearoom honoring Miss Mary Ellen Stamy and her fiancé Donald Johnson. The marriage takes place Sunday. A Friday evening preliminary shower at the Bungalow of the Light Company includes 38 guests hosted by Mrs Hubert Paxton and Mrs Fred Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Stamy
Donald Johnson
Wurster
B. F. Johnson
D Avenue
Miss Stamy
Hubert Paxton
Nineteenth Street
Fred Dean
Thirty-third Street
Bungalow of the Light Company
Bonnie Peterson Weds Richard Krause in Cedar Rapids
Miss Bonnie Earline Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Peterson of 806 Fourth Street SW married Tuesday to Richard E Krause son of Mr and Mrs E C Krause of 1632 Elis Boulevard NW The Rev Fred Samek officiated Attendants included Mrs Norva Smith of Iowa City and Ronneld Diehl Krause is a Navy veteran now with Robertson and Nelson Contractors The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Earline Peterson
Earl Peterson
Fourth Street
Richard E. Krause
E. C. Krause
Elis Boulevard
Fred Samek
Norva Smith
Iowa City
Ronneld Diehl
Krause
Link-Belt-Speeder Corporation
Iowa State College
Milwau kee family visiting Cedar Rapids friends
Mr and Mrs Raymond Stuff and their son Davie of Milwau kee formerly of Cedar Rapids are visiting friends here They will leave Saturday for their home Mrs Burt Hardy 2128 Greenwood drive SE entertained at a bridge party for them Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stuff
Davie
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Burt Hardy
Greenwood Drive
Miss Jacobs and Donald Raher Wedding at Immaculate Conception
Miss Margaret M. Jacobs married Donald Raher in the Immaculate Conception church with Rt. Rev. Msgr John M. Molloy officiating at 9 am. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Jacobs III, wore a white crepe gown with a drop shoulder and pleated neckline. Parents of the couple are listed with addresses, and wedding music was performed by Olga Sindelar and Rose Marie Williams as white gladiolas and palms decorated the altar. The gown featured a rounded neckline, cord trimming, self buttons, and a junior train. Stephanotis adorned the prayer book and streamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Jacobs
Donald Raher
Immaculate Conception
John M. Molloy
J. J. Jacobs III
Third Avenue SE
Mr Raher
J. T Raher
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Olga Sindelar
Rose Marie Williams
Stephanotis
Weekday Visitation at Donnelly Home Hosts Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Joan Donnelly of 315 Nassau Street SE receives cousin Miss Dolores Dunn of Brentwood Maryland for a week. Burt Dunn and his son Pat of San Francisco join this weekend visitors at the Donnelly residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Donnelly
M. J. Donnelly
Nassau Street SE
Dolores Dunn
Brentwood
Dunn
Donnelly
Burt Dunn
Pat
San Francisco
Weekend at the Wapsie Keen Teen Ko Ed Kamp Ad
Gloria Weiser notes a teen club weekend event at Wapsie Y from Aug 24 to 26. Twenty nine attendees from Keen Teen Klub may ride together, with a joint planning meeting Monday at 8. Don Paxton chairs the student board. Mrs. Lee Hiltz assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waldorf
Wapsie
Keen Teen Klub
Wapsie Y
Keen
Don Paxton
Lee Hilt
Keen Teen Klub Plans Camp Committees and Sessions
Krunner chairs the ad visory panel with camp plan leaders named as Recreation Patti Colvin Dick Somerhauser co chairs camp fire and worship Doris Craven and Harvey Lindahl fellowship Chuck Welsh reception Clay Phillips planning Don Paxton transportation Don Shaheen and De Verne Hersom. Registrations are arriving and parents are assured supervision with a parent in each cabin as part of a three day spree that will plan next year's Keen Teen Klub program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krunner
Patti Colvin
Dick Somerhauser
Doris Craven
Harvey Lindahl
Chuck Welsh
Clay Phillips
Don Paxton
Don Shaheen
de Verne Hersom
Giles Couple to Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Giles of 2130 E Avenue NE will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house from 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Friends invited. Pouring will be Mrs Giles sisters Mrs Ralph R Stark of Minneapolis and Mrs W H Marten of Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Giles
E Avenue NE
Giles
Ralph R. Stark
Minneapolis
W. H. Marten
Reinbeck
Keenns Welcome Burlington Guests
Mr and Mrs David Keen 1907 Glenway Drive SE host Mr and Mrs John W Reed of Burlington. The Reeds will be in Cedar Rapids for the extended visit staying with the Keen ns at their home and planned Cedar Rapids events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peschau
Park Terrace
City
Thomas Marshall
Joanne
Belvidere
Ill
Peschaus
Edward den Adel
Bartlesville
Okla
William B. Hall, Jr
Colorado Springs
W. L. Harrison
Nassau Street
Donna Jean Johnson
Johnson Home
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Horace Hedges, Jr
Chicago
John Brandt
Wilmette
Jean Remiga
Oak Park
John Fost
Richard Pinney
Hale Greenleaf
Centerville
Robert Taylor
Diane Marshall
Kenneth Lindsay
Charles Knox
Sally Stamats
al McLaughlin
Burlington
John J Jacobs III
Marek Cox
Charys Lenzen
Charles Hopkins
Marian Taylor
Harry Frey
Iowa City
Theodore Paulsen
Gloria Lehti
Eric Bawden
Joan Ruml
Fifth Avenue SE
Robert Vernon
Ben Stephens
W. Sandoe Jordan
Sutherland Cook
James Crawford
George Lindsay
Robert O’meara
Pati Fortune
John R. Fortune
First Avenue NE
Jim Meek
John Madden
Keokuk
Paul McNall
Keith Hines
Bill Barron
Jack Cohrs
Grant Jennings
Pat Maloney
Betty Barrett
Norma Jean Bedell
Nancy Yuill
Alice Mary Chadima
Nancy Soboda
Miss Fortune
Carl D. Thomas
Cottage Grove Avenue
John Parke
Bever Avenue
Roosevelt Hotel
Danely Slaughter
Evanston
Parkes
David Keen
Glenway Drive
John W. Reed
Designing Woman Prefers a Compact Moveable Game Table
The text extols a compact game table and chairs as ideal for small spaces. It emphasizes mobility ease compared with traditional tables, suitability for desk-free rooms, and support for casual meals or snacks anywhere in the house. It highlights practicality and modern home use.
Cedar View Club Hosts Ladies Golf Invitational
Six country clubs joined the Cedar View Country club invitational with over a hundred women attending. Participants included Iowa City Manchester Kenmore Marion Ellis and Cedar Rapids. Doris Work of Manchester won low net 38 and Kathleen Goodyear of Marion won low gross 44. Sixteen prizes were awarded plus prizes from a noon luncheon card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View Country Club
Iowa City
Manchester
Kenmore
Marion
Ellis
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Doris Work
Kathleen Goodyear
Marion Country Club
Kenneth Gress
Paul Huston
Allan Brink
Don Herman
Ronald Rawson
Anne Zbanek
John McIntyre
Josephine Dunkelbarger Heads to New York and Cape Cod
Mrs. Josephine Dunkelbarger of Roosevelt hotel sails for New York on Friday. She travels to Poughkeepsie to visit her son Wyatt E. Dunkelbarger and will spend time at relatives summer home on Cape Cod and in the Catskill mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dunkelbarger
Roosevelt Hotel
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wyatt E. Dunkelbarger
Cape Cod
Catskill Mountains
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Country Club
G. H. Cornwell
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Chauncey E. Howe
J. F. Ralls
F. B. Agnew
Davenport
Leo Klinger
Crescent Street
Ben Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Marianne Spangler
J. N. Spangler
Meadowbrook Drive
Jane Pardera
Mary McWilliams
Billie Clark
Miami Beach
Fla
Bryan Berrens
Jim Wilcox
Peter Witwer
Verne Thompson
Ann Wadsworth
Barbara Burrell
Polly Green
Herbert Williams
Bob Miller
Sheryl
Janne Zalesky
A. C. Zalesky
Pat Dunn
Bill Fitlick
Mary Miller
Bonnie Donnell
Rod Brown
Joan Kilinger
Connie Cornwell
Gardner Dutton
Jack Ware
Tulsa
Oklo
Marion Toms
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Joseph Ware Fitzpatrick
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Henry Hamblin
Wyatt Blakemore
Robins Jackson
Fred Lavery
Rolla, Mo
Pamela Shackell
Rose Marie Doty
Nancy Jee
Ellen Garrs
B. Anderson
Woodland Drive
Fred Lutz
Albert Lea
Minn
Joanne Crawford
Richard Hall
Fred L. Swanson
Des Moines
Justin W. Albright
Washington Avenue
John Choate
Lakeside
Walter Miller
Joe Casey
Choate
M. Darwin Sandy
Fourth Avenue SE
Margaret Wilcox
E. E Wilcox
Washington Avenue SE
Thomas
Park Avenue SE
Edward M Sobeda, Jr
Glenn O. Fletcher
Mise
Milo A’ Chehak
V Craven Shuttleworth
Gordon Fennell
Ss Frances Marshall
Net Crabbe
Diane Wiples
Moss Sue Penningroth
Tipton
Robert Dee
Ft Dodge
Fileen Schenken
Wayne Carpenter
Don
Margaret Jacobs
J. J. Jacobs
Mr. Raher
J. T. Raher
Stamy-Johnson
Bonnie Peterson
Richard Krause
Raymond
Miss Jacobs
Mitvalsky’s
Adrian
Donnellys
Gloria Weiser
Sal
Mrs. W
Ansco Film Co
Central Camera Co
Eastman — Argus
Bell & Howe
Reviere
Baldridge Commercial
Third Street
RIAL
Siegel
Second Avenue SE
Mrs
A. J. Giles
David Keenns
Storan
Harmony Cafeteria
Harmony
Home Appliances
Boyson
Boyson Jewelry
Third Avenue
Krebs
Krebs Dutch Girl Dairy
First Ave. E. Dial
Designing Woman
Elizabeth Hillyer
Cedar View Club
New York
Photography
3Rd Avenue
Selen
Second Street
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