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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

4

Morley Gearhart Duo Delights at C R Concert in Iowa City

Morley and Gearhart duo-pianists won praise in a Community Concert Association recital. They performed Gershwin’s American in Paris, Ravel’s Habanera, Milhaud Brasileira, Brahms Variations on Haydn, Chopin Rondo for Two Pianos, Rimsky Korsakov Flight of the Bumble Bee, and encores including All the Things You Are and Prokofieff March.

Ruth Meeker Jerome Kern Morley and Gearhart Community Concert Association Gearhart Gershwin Paris New York Ravel Rapsodie Espagnole Darius Milhaud Brahms Miss Morley Rimsky-Korsakoff Prokofieff Joseph Kitchin Brahm

Naomi Circle hosts desert luncheon fund drive

Mrs. Marshall Nelson hosted a desert luncheon for Naomi Circle of the King's Daughters at 2338 A avenue NE. Mrs. Albert Peterson led devotions and Mrs. Carl Morse conducted Bible study as the group voted $18 for the Camp Lookout fund. The next meeting will be February 16 at Mrs. Earl Leigh’s home, 573 Tenth Street.

Marshall Nelson A Avenue NE Naomi The King’s Daughters Albert Peterson Carl Morse Camp Lookout Fund C. Harold Scott Aear Leigh Tenth Street I Ie

Oriental Textiles Exhibit at Little Gallery

Oriental textiles from Japan and other regions are on display at the Little Gallery, Cedar Rapids Public Library, in a 33 piece show sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Art Association through February 15. The hand loomed fabrics include eighth century patterns and styles spanning Chinese, Iranian, Indian influences, with weavers noted as elderly Japanese artisans. Gallery hours are weekdays 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and weekends 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Japan China Persia Susan Darling Coe Atic Little Gallery Public Library Cedar Rapids Art Association

Friendship Daughters group plans February dance and dinner

The Friendship circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. E. L. Eaton’s home 1802 Bever avenue SE for dessert. Mrs. Philip Gaines read devotions and plans were made to entertain husbands at a February 18 dinner hosted by Mrs. E. P. Mavis 1858 Second avenue SE. They will attend the Camp Fire Girls benefit dance at Armar ballroom afterward.

Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters E. L. Eaton Bever Avenue Philip Gaines E. P. Mavis Second Avenue SE Camp Fire Girls Armar Ballroom

Silver Chain circle meets for dessert at Mrs Larson home

The Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters gathered Wednesday at 125 Thirty-eighth Street NE for dessert. Mrs. William Coch led devotions. The March gathering will be an all day event at the Children's Home.

Silver Chain Circle of the King’s Daughters O. J. Larson Thirty-eighth Street William Coch

Malinda Reif and Edward wreath wedding announced

Malinda Reif and Edward ere mer Ee announce their marriage. The bride wore a navy blue gabardine suit and a pink rose corsage while the groom wore gray gabardine. They plan to reside near Solon after returning from their wedding. Arlene Reif of Cedar Rapids and Red Vileta are named in the notice.

Arlene Reif Seul Ered Vileta Cedar Rapids Reif Ai F Solon

Mr and Mrs James H Clark Vacation Stop En Route

Mr and Mrs James Henry Clark of 828 Third Avenue South head to Cedar Rapids for a vacation of several weeks in Miami Beach at Mrs Edward C Clarens home. En route they visited Chicago at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles S Moyer.

James Henry Clark Third Avenue S Cedar Rapids Mia Beach Clark Edward C. Clar Chicag Charles S. Moyer

Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Esther Rohwedder

Mrs. George A. satiember hosted a birthday dinner on Tuesday at 1955 C Avenue NE in honor of Miss Esther Rohwedder. Guests included Misses Virginia Nurss Patricia Klassen Helen Rose Arlene Lindsay Helen Stone and the Mines William L. Krueger Clarence Gibson and John Ramsey.

George A. Satiember C Avenue NE Esther Rohwedder Virginia Nurss Patricia Klassen Helen Rose Arlene Lindsay Helen Stone The Mines William L. Krueger Clarence Gibson John Ramsey

Mrs Forey Hosts Brid al Shower for Joan Chamberlin

Mrs. C E Forey of Mt Vernon road SE entertained at a bridal shower and supper Wednesday honoring Mrs D J Forey before her marriage to Saturday. Guests included Mrs Ray Glessner Mrs James O Barnd Miss Libbey Musel Miss Marcella Hanzelka Mrs Ira Weed and Mrs Sandy Bassin.

C. E. Forey Mt. Vernon Road SE D. J. Forey Ray Glessner James O. Barnd Libbey Musel Marcella Hanzelka Ira Weed Sandy Bassin Forey Joan Chamberlin

Woman's Auxiliary met in Marion with Valentine program

The Woman's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association met Tuesday at Mrs. W. W. Lary's home in Marion. The Valentine themed program was led by the hostess, with assistants Mrs. E. C. Hamm, Mrs. Charles Huddleston, Mrs. Lee Len, and Mrs. Don Hogund.

Railway Mail Association W. W. Lary Marion Valentine E. C. Hamm Charles Huddleston Lee Len Don Hogund

O Khi Ta nda Camp Fire Elects Officers

O Ka Tanda Camp Fire selects its officers with La vonne LaMar as president Eleanor Thorson as vice president Sharrel Langham as secretary Adéle Richards as treasurer and Marilyn Larson as scribe.

O-Ka-Tanda Camp Fire Lavonne LaMar Eleanor Thorson Sharrel Langham Adéle Richards Marilyn Larson

Cedar Rebekah lodge elects officers at picnic

Three Link circle of Cedar Rebekah lodge met for a picnic supper at Mrs. Bernice Pierce home and elected Mae Anderson president Ella Lund vice president Clara Dougherty secretary Florence Peterson treasurer The next meeting March 2 will be hosted by Rose Meeker 1636 Thirteenth avenue SE The degree staff elected Dorothy Dougherty president Bernice Slocum vice president Arlene Scheneberger treasurer Ann Belehrad drill captain Florence King publicity Hostesses Tuesday were Cecilia Cozart Mae Anderson and Pansy Adams

Cedar Rebekah Lodge Bernice Pierce Arlene Scheneberger Ann Belehrad Florence King Cecilia Cozart Mae Anderson Pansy Adams

Sweet Potato Preparation With Butter and Spice

Four medium sweet potatoes boiled halved and sprinkled with about four tablespoons of butter or margarine and half a cup of dark brown sugar. Add cinnamon nutmeg or mace if desired for a spiced finish.

Designing Women temporary closet space at preview

A Chicago preview of spring home furnishing fashions at the American Furniture Mart showcases a space saving closet and chest system. It features hanging space and hat compartments inspired by old closetless days but wrapped in a sleek modern design.

Mary Haworth's Mail Nd the Type To R evolt Outright

Peg and I have been married 18 years with little in common. I work as a teacher while Peg naggingly criticizes every expense and choice. I seek love and companionship, but Peg refuses shared finances and shows no appreciation for my efforts at home.

Mary Haworth Peg

Dear E G You Need To Endure Pegs Nagging

The reader advises against divorce, labeling Pegs nagging as a test of endurance. She urges a defensive plan aligned to temperament, citing What cant be cured must be endured and urging firm, nonmeek compliance with Peg rather than action.

Conoe Peg Aia Webster

Crochet Pattern 821 Offered by Cedar Rapids Gazette

Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept for pattern 821. Include pattern number your name and address. Pattern issued from 549 West Randolph Street Chicago 80 Ill. Print plainly.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept West Randolph Street Chicago Ill

Fragmented note on personal struggle and relationships

The text outlines a troubled view of Joh anne drawing from childhood and neurotic feelings. It hints at balancing a relationship with emotional slips and favors, but remains unclear and fragmented.

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