Miss Dorothy Williams Weds G Sharp Lannom III in Iowa Ceremony
A Saturday night wedding at the First Congregational church joined Dorothy Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Williams of 558 Knollwood drive SE to G Sharp Lannom III of Grinnell. The Rev Nelson E Dreier officiated. The lace redingote gown featured a satin train and white satin frogs. Bridesmaids wore aquamarine and pansy gowns with matching veils. Attendants carried Johanna Hill roses. The couple planned a reception at the church parsonage and will reside at 1312 Main Street Grinnell after a trip to Ely Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Dorothy Williams
George T. Williams
Knollwood Drive
G. Sharp Lannom, III
Grinnell
G. S. Lannom, Jr
Nelson E. Dreier
Wynne Hoblitzell
Lisbon
Dorothy Gray
Maxine Ulch
Johanna Hill
Rupert Hawk
Lannom
Richard Seeland
John Parish
John Ransom
William Parzybok
Vinton
Helen Mokress
Couple Heads to Chicago and Wisconsin on Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs E J Lee of Country Club Parkway SE left Saturday for Chicago to visit friends and then continue to Wisconsin for a two week trip. Mrs D D Dawson of Waterloo, staying with the Lees, also left Saturday for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lee
Country Club Parkway SE
Chicago
Wisconsin
D. D. Dawson
Waterloo
Lee Home
Pinneys to depart for Ballard Lake fishing trip
Mr and Mrs E M Pinney and their son Dick plan a two weeks fishing trip leaving Tuesday from 1915 Ridgeway Drive SE to Ballard Lake Wisconsin. En route they will stop at Sayner Wisconsin to join their son Eugene who has been at Camp Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Ballard Lake
Wis
Sayner
Eugene
Camp Highlands
Engagements of Natalie and Eugenie Schoen Announced
Mr and Mrs Charles Schoen of 356 Forest drive SE announce the engagements of their daughters Natalie E Schoen to Alvin Auerbach of Davenport and Eugenie L Schoen to Sidney M Feitelberg of New York City The weddings are planned for early fall Natalie a University of Iowa Sigma Delta Tau graduate and recreation director Eugenie a University of Chicago graduate and Cook County welfare bureau employee Feitelberg is an attorney in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schoen
Forest Drive
Natalie E
Alvin Auerbach
Davenport
Bertram Auerbach
Chicago
Eugenie L
Sidney M. Feitelberg
New York City
M. Feitelberg
Natalie Schoen
University of Iowa
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
National Recreational School
New York
Cedar Rapids
Jewish Peoples Institute
Auerbach
U. S. War Department
Rock Island
Eugenie Schoen
University of Chicago
Cook County Welfare Bureau
Feitelberg
Donald Barrys Welcome Weekend Guests from Glidden and Glendale
Mr and Mrs Donald Barry of 1920 Fourth Avenue SE host Mrs Barry s parents Mr and Mrs C A Fisher of Glidden and Mrs H H Stuart of Glendale California for the weekend Jean Stuart who has stayed three weeks will return with her mother and the Fishers to Glidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Barry
C. A. Fisher
Glidden
H. H. Stuart
Glendale
Calif
Fisher
Jean Stuart
Fishers
Guests Spend Weekend With Donald Laird Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neville of Kewanee Illinois arrived Saturday to visit their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laird at 2009 Glenway Drive SE for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neville
Kewanee, Ill
Donald Laird
Glenway Drive
Mrs Reed Leaves for Fairview Visit in Michigan
Mrs John A Reed of 616 Sixth Street SW plans a Monday evening trip to Fairview Michigan to visit for several weeks with former Senator and Mrs James A Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Reed
Fairview. Mich
Sixth Street
Fairview, Mich
James A. Reed
Lyon Couple Return from California Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Lyon of Los Angeles Calif returned home after staying with Mrs Lyon's sister Mrs A G Kampmeier at 1315 Elmhurst Drive SE and Mr Lyons sister Mrs Frank C Byers at 314 Nineteenth Street SE with their daughter Mrs Don Burleson also from Los Angeles who arrived last week for a brief stay and trip by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyon
Los Angeles
Calif
Lyon
A. G. Kampmeier
Elmhurst Drive
Mr. Lyon
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
Don Burleson
Kampmeier
Miss Mary St. Claire Returns Home to Vinton
Miss Mary St. Claire returns to her home in Vinton after spending the last week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Terry at 2330 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary St. Claire
Vinton
J. B. Terry
Grande Avenue
Sumner Fosters Host Notable Housewarming
The Sumner Fosters held a large housewarming at 2616 Country Club Parkway SE on Saturday afternoon. New arrivals to Cedar Rapids from Cedarcrest Long Island hosted about seventy guests in their first weeks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Foster
Country Club Parkway SE
Foster
Cedar Rapids
Bn Cedarcrest
Long Island
Fosters
Miss Helen Ely Visiting in the East
Miss Helen Ely of 2218 First Avenue East visits her aunt Mrs. William B. Marquis in Brookline Massachusetts. She traveled east three weeks ago to a Scripps college friend’s Hadynne Connecticut house party and spent last week in New York City. Miss Elizabeth Ely served as a bridesmaid at a classmate’s wedding in Claremont California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ely
First Avenue E
William B. Marquis
Brookline
Mass
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Scripps College
Hadlynne
Guests leave Chase home after Burlington visit
Miss Arlene Finch of Burlington and Miss Mary Morton of Hazleton were guests at the A. E. Chase residence at 2225 Grande avenue SE. They departed Friday for Hazleton where Finch will extend her visit for a week before returning to the Chase home for a short stay prior to going to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Finch
Burlington
Mary Morton
Hazleton
A. E. Chase
Grande Avenue SE
Miss Patricia Groves Returns to Omaha
Miss Patricia Groves of Omaha returns home Friday after a short visit with Miss Lydia Ann Courtright of 2440 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Groves
Omaha
Lydia Ann Courtright
Fifth Avenue SE
Rockwell Bingham to Depart for Los Angeles Trip
Rockwell Bingham of 1800 Second Avenue SE is set to leave early next week for Los Angeles California where he will spend several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Bingham
Second Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Calif
Weekend Guests At Everett Chandler Home
Week end guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Chandler 824 Twenty first street SE are Mr and Mrs Paul Chandler of Des Moines and their children Judith and Carol and Mr and Mrs Peter Topic Mrs Chandler and the children will remain for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chandler
Twenty-first Street
Paul Chandler
Des Moines
Judith
Carol
Peter Topic
Summer heat not stopping youngsters fun in the sun
A series of snapshots shows children cooling off and staying busy in the heat. John Reid Cooper, Louise Joan Barry, Stevan Scott Mowrey, Peter Widmer, and Connie McClary are pictured with home scenes and a circus day, all enjoying outdoor activities and quiet noonday sketching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid Cooper
J. L. Cooper
Glenway Drive
Louise Joan Barry
John W. Barry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Stevan Scott Mowrey
H. R. Mowrey
Longwood Drive
Peter Widmer
J. Max Widmer
Blake Boulevard
Connie McClary
Harvey C. McClary
Crescent Drive
Dvorak Family Leaves for Oak Park Home
Mr and Mrs Otto Dvorak and daughter Barbara depart Sunday for their Oak Park Illinois home. Mrs Dvorak and Barbara have been with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Munger at 1921 First Avenue East. Mr Dvorak joined Friday night to take the family back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dvorak
Barbara
Oak Park
Judge and Mrs Ring Welcome Guests From Lamont and Dundee
Judge and Mrs H C Ring of 2508 Bever avenue SE hosted Miss Ina Barr of Lamont and Miss Lenore and Glen Taylor of Dundee as guests last week. Barr left early this week, Taylor departed Saturday, and Lenore Taylor plans to return early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue SE
Ina Barr
Lamont
Lenore
Glen Taylor
Dundee
Miss Barr
Miss Taylor
Final Social Affairs Given For Visitors
Cedar Rapids hosts host of out of town visitors with a weekend of dinners picnics and social events. Mr and Mrs Charles Shackell entertain in honor of Mrs Farnsworth and Mrs Guild at their Linden Drive SE home. Mrs Farnsworth and her daughter Rebekah plan to return Monday after ten days with Mr and Mrs Dowds. Several other local families host dinners and picnics for guests from Gardiner Des Moines Lisbon Milwaukee Wilmette and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive
Bartlett Guild
Hingham
Mass
Charles E. Farnsworth
Winchester
Dows
Rebekah Farnsworth
Edward Guild
Cedar Rapids
Charles Shackell
Linden Drive
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Farnsworth
Guild
Betsy Quarton
Betty Keyworth
Gardiner
Cole McMartin, Jr
Des Moines
Frank Heald
Grande Avenue
Virginia Shaw
Lisbon
Sumner D. Quarton
Betsy
Keyworth
Miss
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Duncan
Harry Williams
Davenport
David
Harry Summers
Herbert
Clifford Booth
Dresser
Marian
Eleanor Hunting
Katherine Stark
Robert Stevens
Milwaukee
John Dowdle
Wilmette
Ill
Jane Chandler
Dowagiac
Mich
Esther Yothers
Fourth Avenue
Martha Beardsley
Albert P. Jenkins
Wayne Ferris
Hampton
John Heiney
Washington, D. C
Foster Home Guests to Leave for Tulsa Visit Ends
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Foster’s guests Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Sandt of Tulsa and their son Junior are to depart soon after visiting at 1900 Blake Boulevard SE. Paul Dorweiler of Hart, brother of Mrs. Foster, is mentioned in relation to the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Foster
A. O. H. Sandt
Tulsa
Okla
Junior
Blake Boulevard
Paul Dorweiler
Hart
Foster
Mrs Deets Travels to Reunite with Husband in Sioux City
Mrs. Jack Deets left Saturday to join her husband in Sioux City after spending several weeks as a guest of her sister Mrs Walter at 1838 Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Deets
Sioux City
Walter Ee
Third Avenue
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Eeweeee
Reto Cooper
Ll'fhoros
John Barry, JR
Coonnieé McClary
G. S. Lannom
E. J. Lees
E. M. Pinneys
Lakes
Natalie
Tru
John Barry
Donald Barrys
Charles Lyons
J. B. Terry Guest
Sumner Fosters
California
Dvorak
Mrs. Deets
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