Mitropoulos and Symphony Charm Two Cedar Rapids Audiences
Ruth Meeker reports on Dimitri Mitropoulos leading the Minneapolis Symphony at Memorial Coliseum for a matinee of young listeners and an evening Community Concert, featuring Britten's Young Person's Guide and Saint Saens Omphale. The program included Der Rosenkavalier suite, Dohnanyi Ruralia Hungarica, Dvorak Carnival Overture, Borodin Symphony No. 2, and Encores.
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Memorial Coliseum
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Community Concert Association
Purcell
Saint-Saens
Omphale
Vinton
Mitropoulos
Minneapolis Symphony
Cedar Rapids
Community Covert Association
Richard Strauss
der Rosenkavalier
Dvorak
Borodin
Mrs Sunde Honored At Sunday Birthday Party
Mrs Racene Sunde was honored at a birthday party Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C W Welsh on 926 avenue NW. Hostesses were her four nieces Mrs Carl Lindsey Mrs Willard Warnock Mrs Charles Svoboda and Mrs Welsh. The gathering also marked the birthdays of Archie Tow of Norway and Mr Welsh and noted the departure of Mr and Mrs Keith Tow and family for Oregon. Guests included Mr Archie Tow Mr Homer Monk and others from Norway.
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Racene Sunde
C W Welsh
Avenue NW
Carl Lindsey
Willard Warnock
Charles Svoboda
Welsh
Archie Tow
Norway
Mr Welsh
Keith Tow
Oregon
Homer Monk
Joyce Adams Weds Richard Daly In Keokuk Nuptials
Mrs Margaret Adams of 214 Fourth Avenue SW announces the marriage of her daughter Joyce Irene Adams to Richard Dale Daly. The ceremony occurred Thursday at 9 am in Keokuk with both youths educated at local high schools The couple will reside at 200 Second Avenue NW after a trip to Minneapolis.
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Margaret Adams
Fourth Avenue SW
Joyce Irene Adams
Richard Dale Daly
Keokuk
Roosevelt High School
Daly
St Patrick's High School
Daly Mes. Daly
Second Avenue NW
Minneapolis
Mrs Goode to Speak to Iowa Legion Women in Des Moines
National president Mrs Hubert A Goode of Portland will address the American Legion auxiliary midyear conference in Des Moines next Monday with banquet participation by Mrs H E Stringer presiding A defense meeting precedes the banquet and other national officers Stated speakers include Mrs Oscar W Hahn and Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell with several Iowa officials and unit representatives listed from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hubert A Goode
Portland
Ore
Des Moines
Shaw Mackaul ey marriage announced in local notice
Mr and Mrs Raymond J Shaw of 614 Summer Street NW announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara J to Roswell J McCauley son of Ina McCauley of 1912 Sixteenth Avenue SE. The ceremony was read Jan 31 by Rev Frank H Ward. The couple reside at the Summer Street address.
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Raymond J Shaw
Summer Street
Barbara J
Roswell J McCauley
Ina McCauley
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank H Ward
Lee Krouth's Students Will Present Recital
Vocal students of Lee M. Krouth will present a recital Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mr Krouth's home 1528 Avenue NE Those participating include Alice Kenyon Eleanor Brown Shirley Shadid Norma Jean Hanus Dorothy Standon Donna Mae Rose Dolores Werning and Eddie Gossnell Assisting will be five students of Ralph Leo Mr Leo and Mrs G J Lorenzen will be accompanists.
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Lee M. Krouth
Mr. Krouth
Avenue NE
Alice Kenyon
Eleanor Brown
Shirley Shadid
Norma Jean Hanus
Dorothy Standon
Donna Mae Rose
Dolores Werning
Eddie Gosnell
Ralph Leo
Leo
G. J. Lorenzen
Heitshusen Koehn wed in Trinity Church ceremony
Miss Marcella Heitshusen and Virgil Koehn were married Sunday at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. R Fechner officiating. The bride wore slipper satin with a princess line and veil edged in lace, carrying white carnations and orchids. Attendants included Florence Heitshusen maid of honor and bridesmaids Alice and Madora Heitshusen. Best man Melvin Koehn. ushers Gordon Heitshusen and Roger Koehn. A reception for 150 at Williamsburg town hall followed. The couple will live on a Keswick area farm after a southward wedding trip.
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Conroy
Marcella Heitshusen
Virgil Koehn
Trinity Lutheran Church
William Heitshusen
Arthur Koehn
Keswick
R. Fechner
Luella Heitshusen
H. Stichweh
Florence Heitshusen
Alice
Madora Heitshusen
Raymond Nippes to honor Chicago guest at birthday dinner
Mr and Mrs Raymond Nippe 85 Twenty first Avenue SW host Mrs Nippes mother in their home Mrs Walter Fitzgerald of Chicago. Tuesday evening they will hold a dinner party at their home honoring Mrs Fitzgerald on her birthday. Eight guests will attend.
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Raymond Nippe
Twenty-first Avenue
Nippe
Walter Fitzgerald
Chicago
Nippes
Mrs Fitzgerald
Guests of Mr and Mrs James Low Host Chicago Visitor
Guests of Mr and Mrs James Low at 1614 J avenue NE last weekend were Dr Low and Mrs Low and Charles Pollack of Chicago.
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James Low
J Avenue
Dr. Low
Charles Pollack
Chicago
Secrets of Charm Voice Training Vintage Advice
This advice article focuses on voice as the key to charm and impression. It discusses how sound, tone, and pace affect perception, notes women’s voices often seem higher to listeners, and offers steps to lower pitch gradually for a soothing, attractive effect.
Amy Coleburg Heads Alpha Xi Delta Group at Coe College
Amy Coleburg was elected president of the Alpha Gamma chapter of Alpha Xi Delta at Coe College. Other officers include Elinor Lepird as vice-president, Reva Splinter recording secretary, Dortha Stuart treasurer, Beverly Blencoe membership chairman, Mary Gill pledge trainer, Barbara Hammond corresponding secretary, Nancy Augustine social chairman, Janet Sullivan chaplain, and Lois Worack marshal.
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Amy Coleburg
Alpha Gamma
Alpha X: Delta
Coe College
Elinor Lepird
Reva Splinter
Dortha Stuart
Beverly Blencoe
Mary Gill
Barbara Hammond
Nancy Augustine
Janet Sullivan
Lois Worack
Watters Family Back From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs R K Watters and daughters Megshly and Martha return from a two weeks Florida vacation. They visited Mrs Watters brother and sister in law Lt Col and Mrs Ray Trevel yan of Sebring Florida.
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R. K. Watters
Megshly
Martha
Florida
Fewer Women Today Follow Professions
Washington report notes a study by the Women’s Bureau showing more women in clerical sales and industrial work, but a setback in high professional fields like medicine. It recalls 6,300 women earning medical degrees from 1900 to 1910 and questions why many later chose other paths.
Women Graduates Decline As Professions Seek Fewer Women
Between 1910 and 1940 the women's bureau notes only 6 984 graduates. The era sees a larger doctor shortage relative to population and a falling count of women dentists. More women enter factories labs business but fewer in professional roles each year. Nobody knows why.
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Women's Bureau
New Member Joins Beth Dodge Circle At King's Daughters
Mrs. David Hodgin was voted in as a new member of the Beth Dodge circle of the King's Daughters. Hostess Mrs. Richard Mills welcomed attendees after Monday’s meeting at 1821 Blake boulevard SE. The next gathering is planned for March 7 at Miss Connie Weatherton's home 352 Eighteenth street SE.
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Richard Mills
Blake Boulevard
Beth Dodge
King’s Daughters
David Hodgin
Connie Weatherton
Eighteenth Street
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Symphony
C.R
Ruth Meeker
Mrs. Sunde
Ladies
Rayon
Robinson's
First Avenue SE
Joyce Adams
Richard Daly
Mrs. Goode
Iowa Legion
Lee Krouth
Miss Heitshusen, Virgil Koehn
Aed
Raymond Nippes
John Robert Powers
John Robert Powell
Alpha XI Delta Group
James Young
20Th St
Sahara
C. R. Fuel CO
Sterling
Gorham Silverplate
Gorham
Third Avenue
Potts
Kenmore
Sears
3Rd Ave
Sam Tucker
Beth Dodge Circle
LaChoy
LA Choy Food
Dept. N-2
Archbold, Ohio
Spencer Corset
Third Street
Laura Winsor
Spencer Support Shop
Dancel
Mrs
Ruth Edwards
Killian Company
Jolus
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