Carey Captures Cedar Rapids Country Club Title in Final
Miss Kathleen Carey defeated Miss Betty Neuzil 7 and 5 to win the Cedar Rapids Country club women's golf tournament for the second consecutive year. Carey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Carey of 2317 Grande avenue SE. Neuzil is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Neuzil of 2343 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Carey
Betty Neuzil
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Carey
Miss Neuzil
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue
W. J. Neuzil
Local Girls In Pageant At Lookout In Montrose
Camp Lookout in Montrose hosts the fourth pageant of the season at 3 pm titled A Girl Who Knew How To Be A Friend. Cedar Rapids girls Eleanor Miller Patricia Robinson lead cast members as Naomi Arapha with others as reapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lookout
King’s Daughters
Montrose
Iowa
Eleanor Miller
Naomi
Patricia Robinson
Arapha
Betty van de Walker
Marilyn Mills
Peggy Plock
Hildred Ann Miller
Muriel Burnell
Connie Wetherton
Kathryn Roberts
Doris Kahler
Marigene Gossett
Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Mitter
Muriel Margaret Burnell
Annual Iowa City events and university programs listed
Second soap box derby in Iowa City at River Side Drive Hill 2 pm. Wingless Victory at University Theater 8 pm through Friday. T. Z. Koo lecture 8 pm Union Campus. Comanche birthday party Clinton and various local arts and sports events listed in Cedar Falls Maquoketa Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Riverside Drive
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Iowa
H. J Allard
City
University Theater
Senate Chamber of
Old Capitol
Clyde Brown
Clinton
Iowa State Teachers College
T. Z. Koo
Union
Maquoketa
Advice from Mary Manners
Ray and Mary face barriers to marriage due to ailing parents. Ray cares for his mother while Mary needs her salary to help her father’s limited income. They once spoke of a future home but now avoid the topic, leaving innocent victims to a tragedy of circumstance without blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veryone
Ray
Mary
Second Wife Dear Miss Manners
A reader asks about being a second wife and fearing her husband still loves his first wife. The columnist advises that past love does not limit present affection and urges the wife to smile and value the chance to brighten her husband’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Old Maid Speaks Dear Miss Manners Letter
A reader identifies as an old maid enjoying independence and quiet freedom in daily life. The Miss Manners advisor responds, noting many women share the sentiment and urging not to trade a pleasant life for marriage under worry and uncertain romance.
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Miss Manners
L. A
Miss Beadle Given Prenuptial Courtesy
Miss Josephine Beadle, August bride elect of William Bell of Earlville, was honored at a Friday garden party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. E. L. Kimberling at 1705 Fifth Avenue SE. Fifty guests attended as Miss Kathleen Check and Miss Ruth Hemmer performed violin pieces and Mrs. Michael M. Tristan sang a set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Beadle
William Bell
Earlville
E. L. Kimberling
Fifth Avenue SE
Kathleen Check
Ruth Hemmer
Michael M. Tristan
Ladies Day at Kenmore Course Tuesday at 8:30
The Kenmore golf club social committee announces Tuesdays as Ladies Day with play starting 830 am. Hostesses rotate weekly, two chosen each week, with luncheon available at noon. Plans include a future ladies tournament later in the season. Harvest Home festival set for August 8 at St Patrick's school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore Golf Course
Kenmore Golf Club
Kenmore
John Heins
Richard Jones
Rosary Society
The
St. Patrick’s Church
Felix Simkavitz
Harry Teahen
J. G. Griffin
Ralph Sedlacek
Joe Pfiffener
Dorothy Stark
St. Patrick’s School
Miss Dvorak Feted by Two Hostesses in Shower
Mrs Frank Naibert and Miss Hilma Hanson hosted a Thursday evening shower at 410 Eighth Avenue SW for Miss Emilie Dvorak of 514 Indian Road SE. Her fiancé Weldon Klug is set to wed July 28. Bingo provided entertainment with guests from Luzerne Blairstown and Newall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Naibert
Hilma Hanson
Naibert
Eighth Avenue
Emilie Dvorak
Indian Road SE
Weldon Klug
Bingo
Frances Dvorak
Luzerne
John Prchal
Blairstown
Richard Stien
Newall
Gusty Dvorak
Ruby Ries
Martha Lagos
Helen Bys
Bob Correl
John Lagos
Bill Radeke
Jerry Fottral
Clyde J. Markham
Jerry Wishniewsky
Frank Naibert, Jr
Joy Latting
Mount Auburn
Raymond Baker
Vinton
A. J. Stokes
Fifth Avenue
Stewart V. Dew
Mr. Latting
Vinton Hybrid Corn Company
Callenders and Porters Head to Edgewater Lodge
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Callender and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Porter left for three weeks at Edgewater lodge on Cross lake Minnesota. Also traveling were Mr. L. J. Klassen and family visiting his mother and relatives in the city. Mrs. Anna Marvis hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs. Obed Bean with guests including the Lybargers Charter and Bean families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Callender
Fifth Avenue SE
Leonard A. Porter
Magnus
Edgewater Lodge
Cross Lake
Minn
L. J. Klassen
Chicago
Diane
Connie
Mr. Klassen
J. P. Klassen
Fourth Avenue
Anna Marvis
Fourth Avenue SW
Obed Bean
A. G. Charter
Clyde Lybarger
Charter
Nick Anderson
Bean
Floy Landers
Mrs. C. L. Clark
Third Street
Camp Hitaga Closes Week With Gypsy Themed Council Fire
Camp Hitaga ends a week of outdoor activity with a vagabond gypsy theme social a moonlit dance and a council fire. Girls receive period honors and awards for camp craft as Agarth Shabonda and fifth period units list numerous campers by name and hometowns across Iowa and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitaga
Council
Neidlinger
Mammy Moon
Federation Backs A A U W Refugee Home Plan
Mrs. Carl W. Reed of Cresco announces that the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs will offer full support to the Iowa branch of the American Association of University Women. Miss Ethyl E. Martin of Iowa City, president of the A A U W of Iowa, appreciates the backing. Plans for refugee work proceed across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Reed
Cresco
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Club Women of Iowa
Iowa
American Association of University Women
Ethyl E. Martin
Iowa City
Geraldine Robinson Honored At Party
Geraldine Robinson was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Chester N Affeldt and Miss Jane Rice amid plans for her August 3 marriage to George Harmer Jr. Guests, bridge prizes, and a list of attendees mark the Cedar Rapids social event. Weekend visitors and local birthday celebrations follow with travel plans to lakes in Michigan and trips to New Mexico and Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Robinson
George Harmer, Jr
Chester N Affeldt
Jane Rice
Rice
Helen Kroulik
William Valentine
Jeanne Russett
Ruth E. Waterman
Jane Sigmund
Mary
Robert Biba
Madison, Wis
Karen
Donald M Leonard
Windemeere
Biba
Cedar Rapids
B. F. Hardy Cottage
Central City
Tom Menary
Fred Ingram
Fred Hillmer
Ll. G. Stasing
G. Fieseler
W. J Fieseler
C. R. Melsa
P. A. Norberg
Jean Norberg
Hearing Society Picnic Scheduled for Thursday
The Cedar Rapids Society for the Hard of Hearing social committee plans a Thursday picnic. Dinner is at 5 30 p m near the duck pond at Ellis Park. Members should bring their usual picnic items.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Court meets at Trinity Church to sew for Gay House
The Court of So Ca Fi Camp Fire older girls unit met at Trinity Methodist church on Thursday to make pillow covers for Gay House at Camp Huaga. Committee members included Maxine Surry Joan Berger Muriel Lowe and Margaret Hesser. Ardyce Woddsle is leader with Betty Jean Jirsa Nadine Morris Betty Jean Ensign Janet Dennis and Virginia Harover present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Trinity Methodist Church
Camp Huaga
Maxine Surry
Joan Berger
Muriel Lowe
Margaret Hesser
Ardyce Woodside
Betty Jean Jirsa
Nadine Morris
Betty Jean Ensign
Janet Dennis
Virginia Harover
Committees Named for Mount Mercy Alumnae Lawn Party
Mount Mercy Academy to host an alumnae lawn party on Thursday with committees named by Mrs. Robert Nelson. Geraldine Rabe leads the ticket committee with a list of members. Madellon Quass chairs arrangements. refreshment, candy, donation, publicity and serving groups named with multiple assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Robert Nelson
Mount Mercy Academy
Geraldine Rabe
Charlotte Hubbard
Bette Giblin
Mildred Gorman
Dorothy Frambach
Marion Plunkett
Maxine Lefebvre
Marie Sullivan
Mary Wall
Madge Millen
Betty McGuire
Dorothea Foster
Dorothy Wagner
Betty Newcomb
Betty Fitzgerald
Lucile Funkey
Margaret Ann Hogan
Madellon Quass
Mary Elizabeth Hiegel
Margaret O'Brien
Mary Frances Husak
Mary Nick Olson
Maxine Kinley
Esther Rahe
Agnes Dusek
Miss Marie Hoffman
Genevieve Birchard
Delores Fagan
Marion Grant
Martha Hubbard
Catherine Carroll
Janice Mealey
Ed Ward
Edina Donahue
Delores Trierweiler
Helen Hanley
Jean Whalen
Mary Masterson
June Masterson
A. N., Nase
Richard Long
Regis Day
Parties In Mt. Vernon for Guests
Mrs Richard Baker of New York City visits Mt Vernon as a guest of her mother Mrs Jessie Coleman and receives multiple courteous entertainments including luncheons and dinners hosted by local residents. Guests from out of town include Mrs C S Miller, Tipton and Mrs Della Davidson, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Richard Baker
New York City
Jessie Coleman
Lloyd McCutcheon
Mary Jean Alexander
Alice Betts
Baker
C A Barceon
Wayne Wentner
Berkley
Calif
Fred Travis
Tom Johnson
Oak Park
Neil Swanson
Solon
Littell
James Watson
Howard Johnston
Palisades Lodge
J. B. Eyestone
Dorothy Fisher
Gladys Federson
Clarence
Engagement Of Virginia May Wild Announced
Mr and Mrs John A Wild announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia May Wild to Donald R DeVault son of Mr and Mrs R H DeVault of Bloomfield The announcement was made at a party Friday evening at the Wild home with friends present and garden decorations noted Also planned is the upcoming August marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Davis
Ellis Boulevard
Arthur Alt, Jr
Waterloo
Betty Ellsworth
Lancaster
Davis
Alt
Orpheum Theater
Kenneth Jordan
Central City
Fern
John Harris
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
James Liston
Arlene Jordan
Harris
John A Wild
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Virginia May Wild
Donald R DeVault
R. H DeVault
Bloomfield
Bernice Palmer
Springville
Ruth Nelson
Mildred Stevens
Ruth Lange
Dorothy Dee Vault
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Carl Dueser
Lookout
Fern Jordan
Mary Manners
Bride
Cete
Shampen
Et BP
Shampes
Set
Kab
Stanty
Tore
Cormer 2Nd Ave
Old Maid
Kenmore Course
Epsilon Sigma Alpha “Sorority
Kenmore Club
Minerva Terwilliger
Harriette McCulloch
Ruth White
Arlene Heath
Bernadine Wurzbacher
Donna Hersh
J. Stuart McQuiston
Dr. McQuiston
Howard White
Williard Heath
Don McCulloch
Bill Seaton
Howard Cerny
William Cox
Miss Dvorak
Edgewater
L. J. Klassens
Iere
Mrs. Bean
Fairyland
Agatth
Aponita
Marriet Barnes
Ursula Dawson
Mary Denton
Jean Douglass
Postville
Sue Ellis
Isabel Frankel
Marilyn Henry
Shellsburg
Teddy Hinckley
Laura Holmes
Nancy Jones
Virginia Mansfield
Patricia Morehead
Janet Ohlman
Betty Orton
Joanne Paulsen
Onslow
Margaret Randall
Phyllis Ritenour
Sharon Sealy
Barbara Smith
Jane Stuntz
Nashville
A.A.U.W
Refugee Project
Bibas
IRS
D. M. Leonard
Wickham Twins
Raymond Wickham
Twelfth Avenue SE
Gerald
Jean
Lois and
Louise Fields
Jean Fields
Erelyn Fields
Judith Ann
Teddy Pettit
Lakes
Michigan
A. J. Mallon
First Avenue
W. L. Fahey
Maplewood Drive
the Lakes
Elizabeth Hiegel
A Avenue
Otto Krumbholz
New Mexico
Tenth Street
Barbara
Aileen
Dale
Wayne
Mr. Krumbholz
Rolland Krumbholz
Mason City
Espanola
Minnesota
Myrtle Fisher
Elmer Fisher
Third Avenue SE
Earl Wasson
Jean Schultz
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Fred E. Collard
Park Avenue SE
Wasson
Oskaloosa
Hearing Society
Mt. Mercy Lawn Party
Betty French
Robert L. Savage
Seventeenth Street
Walter J. French
Eighteenth Street
Mt. Vernon
Haldy Cottage
Newman
Business and Professional Womens Club
Bever Park
Edna Wilson
Youth Temperance Council
Trinite Methodist Church
Palisades
Mercy Alumnae
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt Hotel
Loretta Howe
Dial
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