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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1937
Page
22
Paris fashion watchers describe a spring collection bursting with circus colors and flower pot hats. Turquoise to royal blues dominate, with bold contrasts used in outfits and headpieces. Silhouettes emphasize curves with higher waists, padded shoulders, and shorter skirts, while linens and piques lead beach to evening wear.
Mrs Emil Mohr hosted the Afternoon Bridge club with prizes captured by Mrs F S Peckosh and Mrs Alva Mohr. A Legion auxiliary card party followed with prizes awarded to Mrs M H Dake Mrs F S Peckosh and Mrs Frank Wyatt. Mrs William Rohling hosted the J T club where prizes went to Mrs Edward Mohl Mrs Edward Ruggeberg and Mrs Marvin Rohling. Miss Lila Machande celebrated her sixteenth birthday entertaining local high school pupils.
Recent bride Mrs. Robert A. Allers of Belle Plaine was Miss Mary Sedgwick daughter of Mrs. Mattie Sedgwick of 1024 Fourth Avenue SE before her marriage on Wednesday. The couple now reside on the bridegroom's farm near Belle Plaine.
Amana residents celebrated Esther Schlemmer’s fourteenth birthday with friends and teachers. Various families hosted guests Monday and Wednesday gatherings. Ladies Aid and Evangelical Aid meetings featured new members and officer elections. A bridge club lunch produced prize winners. Birthday surprises honored Mrs Hambright and several community figures.
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