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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1947

Page

21

Around the Lawn and a World of Small-town Gags

A collage of light anecdotes from around Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Readers share misdirections about a home facial ad, a weather report challenged by a skeptical bus rider, Kiwanis birthday quips, a theater crowd sigh over Nadine Subotnik, a prank on Cedar Rapids funeral directors, and a parking meter mix-up on Washington's birthday.

Black Hills Mound Farm North Dakota Edgemont S. D Howard Green Malcolm Scott Hallman Franklin Weather Bureau Time Magazine Hallman

Bradley Tech Professor Addresses College Club

Dr. Harry Wood the dean of Bradley Polytechnic Institute spoke to Cedar Rapids College club members and guests at the Roosevelt hotel on The Portrait Painter Looks at the Human Face. He argued studying faces reveals human origins and nature.

Harry Wood College of Fine Arts Bradley Polytechnic Institute Peoria Cedar Rapids College Club Roosevelt Hotel

Miss Maxson and Brantly Chappell Wed in First Christian Church

Kathryn Winifred Maxson and Brantly Page Chappell married Saturday evening at 8 in the First Christian church with Dr. Carroll C. Roberts officiating. The bride wore white satin and marquisette with a Juliet cap veil and carried a white orchid centerpiece. Attendants included Miss Maxine Maxson as maid of honor in pink taffeta, bridesmaids in blue, and flower girl Mary K. Nesper. Reception followed in the Roosevelt hotel Florentine room. couple to reside in La Crosse Wisconsin after March 15.

Kathryn Winifred Maxson Brantly Page Chappell First Christian Church Carroll C. Roberts etThe Bride Ton D. C Mr. Ee J. R. Chappell Winona, Ming Walter F. Nesper Maxine Maxson Washington Elizabeth Bishop Marjorie Holloway Center Point Mary K. Nesper D. S. Chappell Win Florida Cuba

Quota Club Dinner to Mark Seventh Birthday

Cedar Rapids Quota club hosts a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel at 6 30 p m Tuesday to celebrate its seventh anniversary and to honor Quota International turning twenty eight. Initiation of new members will occur with Mrs Imogen Emery in charge of the program. Members may bring guests.

Cedar Rapids Quota Club Roosevelt Hotel Quota International Imogen Emery

San Francisco Guests At Charles Roberts Home

Mrs. D. S. McCrone and daughter Beth of San Francisco will be guests this week at 217 Eighteenth street NE the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Roberts. They are en route to New York to sail for Europe March 7 on the Queen Elizabeth. Opti Mrs. club meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm at 1640 Maplewood drive NE with Mrs. H Leo Damge hosting. Mrs. John Hecker will discuss Mexico.

D. S. McCrone Beth McCrone San Francisco Charles E. Roberts Eighteenth Street McCrones New York Europe H. Leo Damge Opti Maplewood Drive Bert Peters R. K. Hunter W. C. Pickard George Keller Roy Barnes Truman Hanson John Hecker Mexico Robert J. Millers

Women Named to Forum Committee

The Forum Committee selects representatives for the Cedar Rapids women’s group to coordinate public forums with the YMCA men’s program. Chairman is Mrs Frederick G Murray of the AAUW. Members include Miss Eleanor Pohorsky, Mrs Robert Campbell, Mrs Helen Latham, Mrs Murray W Sue, and Mrs Arthur Norman. The committee began last June with several Cedar Rapids women’s clubs. Miss Jaroslava Holub will moderate the March 6 forum.

Frederick G .Murray American Association of University Women Eleanor Pohorsky Business and Professional Women’s Club Robert Campbell Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club Helen Latham Cedar Rapids College Club Murray W. Sue

B P W Plans Initiation Tea and Program

New members of the Business and Professional Women's club will be honored at a tea this afternoon from 2 to 4 pm at the Women's club. Initiation services and a program are scheduled at 2 30 pm conducted by Miss Este Heath. Wilson High School chorus will provide music under Mrs Gladys Thoman. Tea arrangements are led by Mrs Dorothy Drew with assistance from committee members Gladys Aakre Amanda Hagenstein Pearl Hermanstorfer Pearl Holmes Ruth McCune Virginia Stauffer Hilda Hendrickson Britt Mines Edna Wilson Zona Guyott Anne Bohac.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Woman’s Club Este Heath Wilson High School Chorus Gladys Thoman Dorothy Drew Gladys Aakre Amanda Hagenstein Pearl Hermanstorfer Pearl Holmes Ruth McCune Viria Stauffer Hilda Hendrickson Britt and

Philip Bramsen Returns From Arizona Ranch

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bramsen return after spending two weeks at the Lake Ranch in Phoenix. Robert Ettinger visits Chicago for the weekend before returning to Cedar Rapids. The Wednesday Shakespeare Club meets with Mrs. W. L. Paxson to study the third act of The Merchant of Venice with quotations. Ladies' Literary Club hears Mrs. Severa review Balzac biography by Stefan Zweig Monday at 2:30 p.m.

Philip Bramsen Avenue NE Ee Lake Ranch Phoenix Robert Ettinger Bever Avenue Chicago Cedar Rapids Shakespeare Club W. L. Paxson Fifth Avenue SE Oo Ladies’ Literary Club Lumir Severa Balzac Stefan Sweig Ladies’ Literary Club B. M. Wolverton Blake Boulevard W. V. McClungs

Steinbeck's The Wayward Bus reviewed as vivid social study

A lengthy critique surveys Steinbeck's The Wayward Bus noting its frank characters and social energy. Juan Chicoy leads a California bus crew with a cast including Alice Norma Pimples and Camille as passengers reveal strained desires and petty ambitions. The review praises Steinbeck's clarity in exposing naked motives and life’s unpolished edges, calling the work an important character study despite not being his best.

Cannery Row John Steinbeck Steinbeck Juan Chicoy California Alice Norma Pimples Carson Juan Queen Bee Clark Gable Mrs. Pritchard Mildred Ernest Horton van Brunt Camille Hollywood Elizabeth North Hoyt

Lighter Side and Wilson Ross Synergy in War Time

In upstate New York a complacent Fredericka, tied to her cousin husband, explores change as war stirs life. Chris Perry joins the desk war effort while Fredericka returns to college and meets Franz Ahlers, a displaced Viennese doctor.

A Perry New York Fredericka Chris Perry Franz Ahlers

Rabbi Schaalman to Address A A A W Meeting

Rabbi Hermann E. Schaalman will speak before the American Association of University Women on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Women’s club. His topic is The Writing of the Peace and the Ensuing Difficulties. A board meeting precedes at 7:30 with hostesses led by Mrs. G. Y. Swartzendruber and a committee of assistants named. Mrs J E Ives to spend two months in Los Angeles.

Hermann E. Schaalman American Association of University Women Women’s Club G. Y. Swartzendruber Florence A. Gritzner Martha Griffith Ruth Griffith Dorothy Hovde Jean Currens Merle Gray Jean Harris Allen Hird Howard R. Holman W. C. Pickard Otto A. Kohl

DAR Anniversary Draws 150 Members At Roosevelt

More than 150 members and guests from Ashley and Mayflower chapters attended the Daughters of the American Revolution birthday luncheon Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel. Tintype Favorites, a series of 20 living photographs from the family album, followed with script by Mrs. George Newland and narration/directing by Mrs. John T. Hecker.

Ashley and Mayflower Daughters of the American Revolution Roosevelt Hotel George Newland John T. Hecker Ivan Mason Mary Lindsay Dorothy Dysart Lloyd Robertson Sharon Milner Morris Nassif William Crissman Byron Cronbaugh Richard Ryan Mary Pat Julia Ann Sara Jane Susan Kay Ryan Carol Fillenworth Wendel Caldwell Denny Hanson Jim Bowman W. E. Mickel George Smith Kenneth Heck Howard Henderson Lee Whitcomb Russell Landis Harold Porter Sam Nassif Os Shenefelt

Return from Florida after month's visit

Mr and Mrs Lucien Clark of Marion and E J Nelson of 1560 Fifth Avenue SE returned after a month visit in Miami Beach Florida with Mr Clark's mother Mrs Edward C Clark Cedar Rapids resident who winters there.

L. J. Nelson 1560 Fifth Avenue SE Lucien W. Clark Marion Florida Lucien Clark Marion and E. J. Nelson Miami Beach Fla Clark Edward C. Clark Cedar Rapids Winters . Ao

Weekend Guests In Ray Bramsen Home

Mr and Mrs G W Kooyman of Kansas City Missouri formerly of Cedar Rapids are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Bramsen at 1635 Grande avenue SE.

David DeLay Marcus DeLay Elm Avenue SE David Woerner A. Luedtke Lincoln, Neb R. A. Youngblood Mt. Vernon Avenue Ray Bramsen G. W. Kooyman Kansas City, Mo Cedar Rapids Grande Avenue SE

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