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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1947

Page

16

Miss Dennison Honored At Two Bridal Parties

Connie Dennison of Tacoma is the honored guest at two pre wedding events this week. Jack Worthington hosts a surprise tea on Thursday at 2229 Pavavenue SF with nine guests including bridal party members and bridesmaids. Mr and Mrs Carl Ettinger host a separate engagement event at their home with attendees from Basersfield and local connections.

Miss Dennison Mises Connie Dennison Howard C .L.essen Tacoma Ce ‘Rues Csurtes Jak Worthington Pavavenue SF Carl N. Ettinger Beever Avenue Pner Dennige Jack Worthington Fisnn Momes A Mire Hward Porter Basersfield Barbara Stock R. L. Wells Dets Robert Ettinger N. Leiphener

Mrs A J Spriggs Hosts Luncheon and Card Party Night

Mrs A J Spriggs of 524 Knollwood Drive SE will host a luncheon Wednesday with bridge in the afternoon. The Police auxiliary hosts a card party at St Patricks School at 8 pm, guests to bring their own cards and refreshments will be served. Maple sugar is noted as likely the first sugar produced in the Americas with pioneer settlers observing Indians making it.

A. J Spriggs Knollwood Drive St. Patrexs Americas

Coe Campus to Host Richard Lahey Art Lecture and Portrait Modeling

American painter Richard Lahey visits Coe College Thursday to direct a public lecture, In an Artist's Studio, at 8 p.m. in the chapel. A brunette Coe coed is sought as a portrait model from 8:15 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Tickets at the door are $1. Coe students admitted with activity tickets. Lahey, Corcoran School of Art principal and Goucher College fine arts professor, has works displayed in major museums and will meet faculty, students, and classes throughout the day.

Richard Lahey Coe Lahey Corcoran School of Art Washington, D. C Goucher College Baltimore Whitney Museum of American Art Brooklyn Museum Metropolitan Museum of Art Coe Chapel Greene Hall Marvin Cone College Division of Fine Arts

Grace McCurdy Club to Meet February 11 at Minnie Johnson Home

The Grace McCurdy club meets Tuesday February 11 at 8 p.m. at Minnie Johnson's home 433 Avenue NW. A valentine party follows the meeting.

Grace McCurdy Minnie Johnson Avenue NW Valentine

Notice of Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed

No 18828 Iowa Linn County notice states that on February 10, 1947, R B Wolfe was appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of George Le Hew Inte of Linn County deceased. Creditors to file claims with authenticated proof in the Linn County District Court. payment requested. James E. Patterson attorney.

Witie State of Iowa Linn County George le Hew Inte R. B. Wolfe James E. Patterson

Miss Hall Weds Alvin K. Jones in Chicago

Miss Marilyn Hall daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne C Halil married Alvin K. Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. W. David Jones at St Chrysostom's Episcopal in Chicago. Dr John C. Evans officiated. The bride wore a royal blue dress with gold and rhinestone trim. The couple will live in Chicago after a wedding trip. both are students at the Northern Illinois College of Optometry and former Coe College graduates.

Manchester Marilyn Hall Wayne C. Halil Alvin K. Jones W. David Jones St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church Chicago John C. Evans Ruth Katayama Dean Jones

Cousins Celebrate Fifth Birthdays With Valentine Party

Jimmy Klinger and Dickie Chapman, both five, marked their joint birthday with a Valentine themed party at the Klinger home 306 Crescent Street SE. Guests included Kippy Jordan Diane Quarton Susan Dunker Richard Lange and several other children.

Jimmy Klinger Dickie Chapman Jimmy Leo J. Klinger Crescent Street Dickie Robert M. Chapman Twenty-third Street Drive Kippy Sandy Jordan Carleton Albright Richard Lange Diane Quarton Susan Dunker

Miss Wolfe Hosts Luncheon For Miss Soutter Guests

Miss Frances Wolfe and Miss Florence Wolfe of 257 Twenty third Street Drive SE will entertain at a luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Sidney Sweet of St. Louis and Miss Clara Lorenzen of Clinton, guests of Miss Caroline Soutter at 846 First Avenue NE.

Frances Florence Mae Wolfe Twenty-third Street Drive Sidney Sweet St. Louis Clara Lorenzen Clinton Caroline Soutter First Avenue

Birthday Party for Mary Elaine Pusateri

Mary Elaine Pusateri celebrated her third birthday at her grandparents home at 729 Fourteenth Street SE. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pusateri. Fourteen children attended with balloons and clowns as favors.

Mary Elaine Pusateri Frank Pusateri Fourteenth Street SE M. A. Pusateri

Ashley Chapter DAR Chooses Delegates and Alternates

Ashley chapter DAR selects delegates and alternates for the forty eighth annual state conference in Des Moines and the Continental Congress in Washington. State delegates Mmes. A W Loftus Marion H Williams and Charles W Boegel March 12 13 14. Alternates Mmes. L L Robertson Walter C Odell Ivan Mason and Miss Leonora Beggs. Congress May 18 represented by Mrs J D Stickley and alternates Mines E M Soboda Charles W Boegel F W Paul Don B Martin.

Ashley D.A.R the Daughters of the American Revolution Des Moines Continental Congress Washington Mmes A. W. Loftus Marion H. Williams Charles W. Boegel L. L. Robertson Walter C. Odell Ivan Mason Leon

Ruth Trimpe Wed To Melvin Koehn

HOMESTEAD Miss Ruth Trimpe daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Trimpe and Melvin Koehn son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Koehn Webster were married Sunday in St Johns Lutheran church by Rev O H Beer The bride wore a white brocaded satin and net gown with a sweetheart neckline leg o mutton sleeves and a train Her veil was held by a crown of seed pearls She carried white roses carnations and an orchid Bridesmaids wore blue yellow pink dresses Luella Trimpe was maid of honor Others in the group wore gowns in assorted colors

Ruth Trimpe Otto Trimpe Melvin Koehn Arthur Koehn Webster St. John’s Lutheran Church O. H. Beer Luella Trimpe Esther Trimpe Darlene Koehn Wilma Cordes

Wedding Details With Military Service Mentioned

The bride wore flowers in her hair and carried colonial bouquets while Virgil Koehn was best man. Groomsmen included Raymond FTV Lane Wasa LWaendanaht ana shome of the bride's parents. After a wedding trip the couple will live near Webster. The bridegroom served 18 months in the army. Ushers included Carl Klipp and Alfred Trimpe. A reception followed in thelto cuts.

Virgil Koehn Raymond Ftv Lane Wasa Lwaendanaht Ana Shome Webster Almpe Mharvey Shucucpuur Roger Koehn Carl Klipp Alfred

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A. J. Spriggs Police Morocco Prince Gardner Meeker and Swank Zeppo Park and Evans Remington Cort Leigh King's Men Grace McCurdy Club Miss Hall Bride Alvin Jones Misses Wolfe Miss Soutter Krebs First Ave. SE Risk's Master Cleaners Second Avenue and Eighth Street Norcross Valentines Borden Heart Center Rogers & Bros. CO Third Ave America Hunt-Rankin Rueping Nurocco Armstrong Atlas Expres Mitteldorfer Strauss Abingdon Hae- Eee California Cadillac Conlon Admiral Automatic Stewart Warner General Home “ Store Myth R. M. Schaefer & Son Jewelers Kresge HINDS
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