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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1938

Page

11

Dinner Parties For Small Groups Mark Social Affairs

Social hosts entertained small groups Friday and Saturday with bridge and dinner parties and two groups played ping pong after meals. A surprise house warming for Mr and Mrs Davenport Brown drew twenty two friends to 2036 Bever Avenue SE for a picnic supper and gifts. An uncertain Cedar Rapids weekend weather outlook hovered over the city.

Davenport Brown Bever Avenue SE Dliuvuwil Bia Milo Chehak Greenwood Drive Chehak G. King Thompson A. W. Doubrasky V. H. Has George E. Beattie Nineteenth Street SE Harold R. Trewin Fourth Avenue SE Hoegen Wyoming Macys C. Ward Macy Blake Boulevard

Dramatic Art Opens New Little Theater at Cornell College

The formal opening of the Little Theater in Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa was celebrated by pre theater parties hosted by the Dr Burgstahlers and McConlogues. The dramatic art group led the opening with the production As You Like It performed Friday and again Saturday.

Armstrong Hall of Fine Arts Cornell College Mount Vernon Lisbon New Hall Dramatic Art Group Fresiaent H. J. Burgstahler Cornell Merner Hall E. C. Mabie Arnold Gillette H. D. Sellman Vance Morton Robert Gilbert Iowa City Hazel Strayer Cedar Falls Clyde Tull Albert F. Johnson Burgstahler Henry Pfeiffer Raymond B. McConlogue McConlogue Sutherland Dows Herberts. Stamats Clare R. Marshall van Vechten Shaffer Cedar Rapids Richard Baxter P. H. Baxters

Open House Hosts Betty Mae Sommer and Snow Scenes

Betty Mae Sommer of 115 Twentieth street NE hosted a Saturday open house for the younger set with guests including Betty Gage Patricia Salter Barbara Ramsey and others. The Cedar Rapids snow bulletin recalls the Blizzard of 1888 as Coe College students sledded at the Country club while onlookers watched Mercia Jenkins and Charles Chandler Knox be rescued in a staged photo sequence.

Betty Mae Sommer Twentieth Street NE Betty Gage Patricia Salter Barbara Ramsey Betty Hamilton Katherine Luberger Mary Jane Murdock Jeanne Rowe Betty Szicar Marianne Corey Cedar Rapids Coe Collegians Country Club Jayne Carrier Vinton Eugenia Kelly Washington Avenue Dorothy Carr Seventh Avenue Bernard Rudin Avenue Jack Cocker First Avenue Wallace D. Lyon Park Avenue Mercia Jenkins Albert P. Jenkins Fifth Avenue SE Charles Chandler Knox James G. Knox Seventeenth Street Thompson

Two Young Folk Honored On Birthdays

A week of social events in Cedar Rapids includes a Bachelors Ball with seven teen locals at the Cedar Rapids Country Club from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., 250 invitations issued, and festive top hat decorations. Separate birthday celebrations honored Jane Alexander and Henry Haegg at the Roosevelt hotel with dining, dancing, and a large cake for twenty four guests.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Frank A. Fratcher Robert E. Yaw John Vavra Lawrence Halpin Stevan Smith Roy J. Lukanitsch William G. Isom Rothwell D. Proctor Charlies Schoonover John Carey Sam H. Nigh Richard Lord Ferris R. Simpson Herman Strasburger David A. McGregor Dean Stauffacher Glenn Ravenscroft L. W. Alexander Linn Boulevard SE Henry Haegg First Avenue E Florentine Roosevelt Hotel Edna K. Dieman Jane Henry Ellen Curray Virginia Cuddy Betsy Blaise Susan Brown Sally Luberger Ann

Mrs. George S. Davis Returns After Visit

Mrs. George S. Davis of 1948 First Avenue E returns home Friday after a long eastern and Chicago trip. She and her daughter Betty Davis were holiday guests of Mrs. Davis's daughter Mrs. Phelps Barnum and family. Betty will stay in Hinsdale for a while with another daughter, Mrs. Carlisle Anderson.

George Lusk St. Louis Everett Lusk 5S. F. Seely H. L. Godfrey Third Avenue SE Jane Seely George S. Davis First Avenue E East Chicago Davis Betty Davis Mrs. Davis Phelps Barnum Mr. Barnum Elizabeth Wiliam

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