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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1955

Page

4

Washington hostess Gwen Cafritz hosts grand parties

In Washington, Gwen Cafritz uses a large Hill mansion to stage lavish dinners and cocktails for up to 450 guests. She describes her selective party policy, chronological honor roll of guests, and aim to entertain a mix of Democratic and Republican dignitaries while maintaining a nonpartisan stance.

Phyllis Battelle Washington INS Gwen Cafritz Battelle Cafritz Gwen Perle Mesta Luxembourg Mrs. Cafritz Mrs. Mesta Morris Diplomatic Corps

Mrs Mesta Feud Quiet During Meetings Says Mrs Carrizzare

Mrs Carrizzare describes the disputed relations with Perle as tiresome and notes that when they meet they simply speak. She emphasizes Mrs Mesta remains a Democrat and refrains from further digs, keeping interactions brief in public.

King's Daughters Circles Meet for Luncheons and Sewing

Several King's Daughters circles held meetings on Thursday. Circles hosted dessert luncheons at member homes and churches, led devotions, and sewed for St Luke's hospital. The groups voted to donate fifteen dollars to the Polio fund.

King’s Daughters Margaret Bottome George Goodrich Market Boulevard SE Edwin Hruska Frank Wells Guy Jones Walter Kahler Leona van Horn St. Luke’s Hospital Jane Boyd F. E. Young Grande Avenue SE Gertrude Bain Roup Sospital Iowa City Ralph E. Hughes First Avenue NW Leslie Grigg IHN Circle S. J. Mersh First Avenue SE Roy Niffenegger

Roberta Mae Jones and John Louis Hand Wed in Tama

Roberta Mae Jones daughter of Brooklyn residents and John Louis Hand son of Malcom residents were married Wednesday morning at St. Patrick's church Tama. A 200 guest reception followed at the Community hall in Olodo and a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents home. They plan a farm northwest of Brooklyn after a southern honeymoon.

Tama Roberta Mae Jones Harvey Jones Brooklyn John Louis Hand Floyd Hands Malcom St. Patrick’s Church Ann McNally Grinnell Donna Arvidson Floyd Hand Franklyn Hand Robert Cram LaVern Hand iMalcom Oledo McPherson College McPherson Kan Poweshiek County National Banks Hand University of Iowa Air Force

Spring Cocktail Hats Fresh Saucy How-To

Paris milliners showcase spring cocktail hats that are fresh feminine and a touch saucy. Designers introduce small shapes with flowers fruit and velvet trim including a pink basket hat by Gilbert Orcel with red rose peeking near the cloche brim and black velvet handles.

Paris INS Gilbert Orcel Jean Barthet Svend

Svoboda Leaves for Chicago Technical Institute

Arthur R. Svoboda son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Svoboda 320 First Avenue NW left Friday morning for Chicago to enroll in a technical institute there.

Arthur R. Svoboda Joseph Svoboda First Avenue NW Chicago Hehus

Ki-Tan-Da Camp Fire group hosts Valentine party

The Ki-Tan-Da Camp Fire group held a Valentine party on Wednesday at president Barbara Larson's home, 9276 avenue. Committee members were Barbara Larson Sue Daywitt Marilyn Hayek and Carol Lathrop. Gifts were presented to leader Mrs Paul McCauley and sponsor Mrs Harvey Lathrop.

Ki-Tan-Da Barbara Larson Avenue Sue Daywitt Marilyn Hayek Carol ‘Lathrop Paul McCauley Harvey Lathrop

Simmons announce secret marriage of Sher May Oliphant

Mr and Mrs Elmer Simmons announce the secret marriage of their daughter Sher May to Louis Oliphant son of George Oliphant of Center Point. The wedding occurred February 5 at Ankeny.

Marengo Elmer Simmons Shermay Louis Oliphant George Oliphant Center Point Ankeny

Eileen Maier Becomes Bride in Marion Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Eileen Maier of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade Maier of Alburnett wed Al Whitworth of Blairstown son of John Whitworth of Deep River in a Thursday 2 0 p m service at Marion Presbyterian Church Rev C V R DeJong officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown over satin with a Queen Anne collar and bouffant skirt. Her fingertip veil completed the ensemble amid gladiolus iris and carnations decorating the altar.

Eileen Maier Cedar Rapids Wade Maier Alburnett al Whitworth Blairstown John Whitworth Deep River Marion Presbyterian Church C. V. R. DeJong

Blairstown Couple Wed in Pink and Orchid Attire

A Blairstown wedding featured a bride in orchid lace and nylon with a pink bouquet and a pink suit for traveling. She wed with a jeweled crown and carried stephanotis and pink roses, as family members including John Grunewald and John Whitworth served as best man and usher. The couple will live on a farm near Blairstown where the bride works for Interstate Finance Corp.

Sion Loyd Mentzer John Grunewald Blairstown John Whitworth Lesaier Alburnett George Etzel Marion

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