Cedar Rapids Country Club Announces 1951 Committees
The Cedar Rapids Country Club lists 1951 committees led by House Peter Topic Greens Dr B J Moon Golf Frederick S Glanville Pool Leland Miller Social Dr and Mrs T F Lange Finance Reginald B Figge Teen Age Mrs H V Jones Ladies Golf Mrs K K Kinsey Ladies Bridge Mrs Justin Albright Pastimes Earl Bapty Tennis Russell Knapp Winter Sports Mr and Mrs R S Prewitt. Members' activities include winter dances canasta skating and sledding on the 18th fairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Labes
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Florida
Cedar Rapids
Larry Foster
House
Peter Topic
Harvey McClary
Jack Durin
Wallace Lyon
Greens
B. J. Moon
H. C. Jensen
John Vavra
Richard Crane
Frederick S. Glanville
N. P. Craemer
Elliott Cobb
R. S. Prewitt
Pool
Leland Miller
Henry Gundling
Milo Chehak
William Fletcher
K. K. Kinsey
George W. Corey
Sutherland Dows, Jr
Donald Barry
Justin Albright
Sutherland Dows
Morgan J. Foster
Lew van Nostrand, Jr
Charles Hastings
Earl Bapty
Ronald P. Evans
Russell Knapp
John Palmer
Harley Riedel
Wallace Boyson
Paul Strain
Robert Fletcher
Rodney Dennis
Barbara Booth
Martita Noell
Ann Lichtenstein
John Marshall
L. J. Halpin
Reginald B. Figge
Marvin Cobb
Henry Adams
Margie Jean Jacobson Weds Luke Kuennen in Cedar Rapids
Miss Margie Jean Jacobson daughter of Edwin Jacobson Ossian wed Luke Victor Kuennen son of Carl and Mrs Kuennen Maynard in a double ring ceremony at St Matthew's rectory Cedar Rapids. Rev John P Quinn officiated with Patsy Hawkins West Union as attendant and Jim Hogan Fairbank as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Jean Jacobson
Edwin Jacobson
Ossian
Luke Victor Kuennen
Carl Kuennen
Maynard
St. Matthew’s Church
Cedar Rapids
John P. Quinn
Patsy Hawkins
West Union
Jim Hogan
Fairbank
Mr. Kuennen
Home Garden Club Meeting Set at Ribble Home
Members of the Home Garden club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harry Ribble 523 Knollwood drive SE. Mrs. Frank Hersch will assist host. Program in charge is February Table Settings by Mrs. W. H. Bailey Mrs. George Hearn and Mrs. Clark Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Garden Club
Harry Ribble
Knollwood Drive
Frank Hersch
W. H. Bailey
George Hearn
Clark van Meter
Merimyx Club Valentine Dance Friday at Roosevelt Hotel
The Merimyx club will host a Valentine dance Friday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. The formal event begins at 8 30 with Ray Long and his orchestra performing. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Stephen Nugent chairs Mr and Mrs Chester Ettinger Mr and Mrs Ray Ashlock Mr and Mrs Marvin Nelson and Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merimyx Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Ray Long
Stephen Nugent
Chester Ettinger
Ray Ashlock
Marvin Nelson
Charles Marshall
Mrs Rutledge Visits Cedar Rapids From Columbia
Mrs Paul I. Rutledge of Columbia Missouri is a guest in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W F Sarset at 535 Vernon Drive SE Cedar Rapids. She will stay two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul I. Rutledge
Columbia, Mo
W. F. Sarset
Vernon Drive
Cedar Rapids
Bells Vacation in St. Petersburg Florida
Mr and Mrs T James Bell reside at 2524 C Avenue NE and are vacationing in St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
T. James Bell
C Avenue NE
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miss Eulalia Hauser Heads to California on Vacation
Miss Eulalia Hauser of 1740 Fifth avenue SE leaves for a month long vacation in California. She departs with plans to visit major sites and return in about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
California
Fifth Avenue SE
Smulekoff's planner to speak at Coe College bridal workshop
Norene Schlesserman Smulekoff's home planning director will address Coe College Associated Women Students at 4 30 p m in Voorhees Hall. She will discuss decorating on a budget and begin the new semester's bridal workshop series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norene Schlesserman
Smulekoff’s
Coe College Associated Women
Voorhees Hall
Junior circle gathers for devotions and luncheon
Miss Martha McIntire hosted the June junior circle of the King's Daughters at 1528 Washington avenue SE. Miss Jane Rae Barrows led devotions. The group will meet Saturday at 11 30 for luncheon with leader Mrs. Robert Beatty at 352 Eighteenth street SE before attending the junior county union meeting at the Congregational church at 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McIntire
Washington Avenue
King’s Daughters
Jane Rae Barrows
Robert Beatty
Eighteenth Street
Junior County Union
Congregational Church
Rose Kuncl Weds Robert Rossie Jr in St Ludmila Church
Miss Rose C Kuncl daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kuncl of 260 Twenty‑first Avenue SW wed Robert Rossie Jr son of Mrs Zeta Rossie of Iowa City on Saturday at 2 pm in St Ludmila Church The Rev Francis Hruby officiated The bride wore white slipper satin with seed pearl accents and a fingertip veil They left for a wedding trip and will reside in Iowa City after February 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose C. Kuncl
William Kuncl
Twenty-first Avenue
Robert Rossie, Jr
Zeta Rossie
Iowa City
St. Ludmila’s Church
Francis Hruby
Verna Kund
Jack Whitsell
Rossie
John Kuncl
Bud Phelps
Denver visitors stay with Mrs. Fernow on Thirty Fourth Street
Mrs. Glen Rapp and her daughter Deborah Anne of Denver arrived Sunday for a two weeks stay in the home of Mrs. Wilson C. Fernow at 601 Thirty Fourth Street NE. Mrs. Rapp is the former Dorothy Fernow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rapp
Deborah Anne
Denver
Wilson C. Fernow
Thirty - Fourth Street
Rapp
Dorothy Fernow
Elizabeth Chase Senior Circle elects new members at first meeting
Members of the Elizabeth Chase Senior Circle of the Kings Daughters held their first business meeting of the year at Mrs. David Powell’s home on Grande avenue SE. New members welcomed are Mrs. Dean Price Miss Margaret Volz Mrs. Weir Nelson Mrs. Harold Klinsky Mrs. David Powell Mrs. Robert Michalson Miss Sally Miller and Mrs. Marvin Talbott. Guests were Mrs. L. A. Lower and Mrs. R. E. Haig. Mrs. Price led the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chase
The
King’s Daughters
David Powell
Grande Avenue SE
Dean Price
Margaret Volz
Weir Nelson
Harold Klinsky
Robert Michalson
Sally Miller
Marvin Talbott
L. A. Lower
R. E. Haig
Price
L M E Study Club Holds Valentine Guest Night
Members gathered at Mrs. John S. Kehrer home 148 Thirty-sixth street NE for a Valentine party and guest night. Mrs. Myrtle Williams and Mrs. Kyle Mills assisted. Miss Elizabeth Burianek Franklin school counselor spoke to the group. A dinner meeting is planned for March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.M.E. Study Club
John S. Kehrer
Thirty-sixth Street
Myrtle Williams
Kyle Mills
Elizabeth Burianek
Franklin School
Ta-Wa-Ka Camp Fire Elects New Officers
Ta-Wa-Ka Camp Fire group elected Linda Kauzlarich president and Sally Lippincott secretary treasurer on Monday. Guardian is Mrs Sylvia Lippincott of 815 Eighth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta-Wa-Ka
Linda Kauzlarich
Sally Lippincott
Sylvia Lippincott
Eighth Street SE
Gold Star Mothers Meeting Canceled for Red Cross Sewing
A Gold Star Mothers gathering planned for Wednesday to sew for the Red Cross has been canceled, delaying the charitable activity and volunteer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Star
Red Cross
Alice Wiley Weds Royce Newton in Walker ceremony
Miss Alice Wiley married Royce Newton in a Saturday ceremony at the bride's parents home near Walker. Dr. David I. Berger of Dubuque University read the service. The couple plans to live in Walker after a wedding trip.
Miss Laverne Stoke and Miss Phyllis Meyers Honor Guests at Cedar Chapter Dinner
Cedar chapter of the National Secretaries Association hosts a progressive dinner for new members Miss Laverne Stoke and Miss Phyllis Meyers. Appetizers at 6:15 at Miss Helen Kinney's home 1573 Second Avenue SE, salad at Miss Dorothy Simon 615 Eighth Avenue SE, main at Miss Genevieve Brady 1933 Fourth Avenue SE, dessert and cards at Mrs. C. R. Ricketts 1803 Grande Avenue SE. Fifteen members and two guests Mrs. Anne Long and Mrs. Leif Eide will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Chapter
National Secretaries Association
Laverne Stoke
Phyllis Meyers
Helen Kinney
Second Avenue SE
Dorothy Simon
Eighth Avenue SE
Genevieve Brady
Fourth Avenue SE
C. R. Ricketts
Grande Avenue SE
Anne Long
Leif Eide
Lenore Emerson Becomes Bride of Harlan M. Jones
Miss Lenore Ione Emerson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Emerson of Lisbon, became the wife of Harlan M. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Jones, in the Lisbon Methodist church. The ceremony at 2:30 p.m. was officiated by Rev. M. C. Melcher with propertied floral decor. The couple will reside at 1635 C Avenue NE Cedar Rapids, where Mrs. Jones will continue with the Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co and Mr. Jones studies at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Ione Emerson
S. F. Emerson
Lisbon
Harlan M. Jones
Maurice F. Jones
Highland Drive
Maxine Achey
Rodney Jones
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Emerson
Keith Jones
Russell Colton
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Hairdressers Plan Dinner Meeting at Roosevelt
The Cedar Rapids Hairdressers Association will hold a dinner meeting Monday at 6 15 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel. Guest artist will be Rusty Jensen of Waterloo presenting new spring styles and feature haircutting. All beauticians invited. reservations may be made until Thursday by calling 6622. After peeling onions rub hands with ordinary dry table salt before washing with soap to remove odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Secrets of Charm and Your Beauty Diet column
The piece promotes height illusion through daily stretches and neck exercises claiming a possible one inch gain in height after a month. It includes step by step routines, a wall height mark, and a closing tease about a future glide-walk feature. It also advertises a beauty diet booklet sent via mail with a 10 cent request and return envelope.
Two Darling Patterns Offer Summer Sundress and Sun Dress
Pattern 4587 by Anne Adams offers a puff sleeved sundress with scalloped yoke and button trim in sizes 2 to 10. Instructions note yardage for 35 inch fabric and a contrast, with pattern price and mail order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept. Chicago Ill. 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
P.O
Weddings Recount Multiple Nuptials In Iowa Towns
In a series of notices from Lamont to Oelwein and Hazleton many couples announce marriages and engagements. Dixie Destival wed William J. Holt in Winthrop with plans to live there while Carolynn Boots and Keith Stott wed in Oelwein and plan Fayette residence. Roberta Burke and Alvin Teague married in Hazleton with Teague farming near Oelwein. Frances Cunard and James Rolf joined in Oelwein and will reside there. Betty Trocino and Robert Steffen announce an upcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont
D. E. Destival
Stanley
Dixie
William J. Holt
Troy Holt
Winthrop
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joseph W. Holtt
Holt
Buchanan County
Oelwein
Carolynn Boots
Lester Boots
Oel
Wedding Set for April 7 at Sacred Heart Church
The wedding will take place April 7 in Sacred Heart church. The bride-elect works at First National Bank and her fiancé, a University of Iowa graduate, is a Rath Packing Company salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
First National Bank
University of Iowa
Rath Packing Company
Mrs Mead Honored at Birthday Dinner by Family Hosts
Mrs. O. B. Mead was honored Sunday at a birthday dinner at 120 Twenty-sixth street drive SE hosted by Mrs. E. V. Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cejka. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gep hart are the son-in-law and daughter of the guest of honor. twenty-one guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Mead
F. H. Gephart
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
E.V Gay
Charles Cejka
C R Adventure Club Valentine Party Friday Afternoon
The Cedar Rapids Adventure Club hosts a Valentine party Friday at the Salvation Army youth center 1123 Third Street SE from 3 30 to 6 30 p m. The program for handicapped youngsters includes birthday recognitions motion pictures handicraft and refreshments with Valentines to exchange. A Sweetheart Queen and escort will be chosen. Call 3 8000 for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Adventure Club of
Cedar Rapids
Salvation Army Youth Center
Third Street
Order of DeMolay Will Install Tonight
The Cedar Rapids chapter of the Order of DeMolay will install officers at 8:00 p.m. tonight at Sokol hall in place of Thursday as listed in Sunday's Gazette. A picnic supper begins at 6:30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sokol Hall
Designing Women Cafe Curtains Popular in Homes
The article describes cafe curtains for sill length windows hung on rings, providing light control and privacy. In country houses they fit two styles: single pane windows with privacy below and double hung windows with two tiered curtains. The new Rhinebeck print unifies the look with pleated valances and Dijon silk gauze fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinebeck
Dijon
Royal Guest Dances With Jane Powell in MGM Royal Wedding
A royal guest dances with Jane Powell in MGM's Royal Wedding film promotion. The feature highlights Royal Puddings as energy rich with one extra food unit per package and seven flavors appealing to mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Guest
Jane Powell
MGM
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Ribble
Gerber
Perk Bass
COE
Wisconsin
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Wis
Jeannette Ringland
Jeannine Gray
Kay Carsrud
Nea
Ed Kagihara
Honolulu
Miss Ringland
Valentine
Mrs. Rutledge
T. J. Bells
Miss Morris
Home Specialty Store
First Avenue NE
Try Pettijohns
Pettijohns
Chicago
Ill
Rose Kuncl
Mrs. Fernow
Hilterunner
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Alice Wiley
Royce Newton
Blanche Norris
Alburnett
George Newton
Irving School
Marion
Newton
Walker
N.S.A
Crafters
Saddle and Leather Shop
16Th Ave
John Robert Pow
Mallo Cup
Senate
Angleo Trocino
Betty
Robert Steffen
Charles Stef
C.R. Adventure Club
Designing Women
Elizabeth Hillyer
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Center
First Avenue SE
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