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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1939

Page

21

Fur Treated So Draping Shirring And Pleating Possible In Coats

Brown furs dominate midsummer 1939 1940 coat sales with Alaska sealskin sable-dyed fitch sheared beaver and mink among headliners Variety in pelts silhouettes and sleeve trims shown at fur fashion show Modern processing makes pelts supple draped pleated and lightweight Prices are lower than in recent seasons Safari brown Alaska sealskin praised for lightness and pliability Evening coats feature silver fox ermine and mixed furs with varied sleeve and collar styles Also notes social club picnics and local gatherings amid other regional notices

New York NEA Alaska

Mechanicsville Bridge Club Hosts Guests and Prizes

The Mechanicsville Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs. W. J. Dallas and Miss Alice Crew son of Ottawa Kansas as guest. Mrs. J. L. Lynch and Mrs. F. L. Wilson won prizes. The Emanon Bridge Club met with Mrs. Purl Pearson entertaining guests including Mrs. C. N. Norris and Mrs. Peter Klimek. Mrs. Klimek won the guest prize and Mrs. Howard Mason and Mrs. Sidney Sankot took club prizes. The Garden Club met with Mrs. Dallas and toured local gardens of several members. The Delta Delt Bridge Club held its annual dinner at Kum Roy's cafe followed by a theater party.

W. J. Dallas Alice Crewson Ottawa Kan J. L. Lynch F. L. Wilson Purl Pearson Emanon Bridge Club C. N. Norris Peter Klimek Sam Boyd Klimek Howard Mason Sidney Sankot Garden Club F. M. Wilson Gilbert Dutton Alvin Davidson Delta Delt Bridge Club Kumroy’s

Lost Nation Bridge Club Hosts Prizes and Socials

Mrs Emil Mohn welcomed the Contract Bridge club Tuesday. Prizes went to Mrs F S Peckosh and Mrs Harry Rohling. The Presbyterian church youth held a skating party in Legion hall Monday. Sacred Heart women plan a lawn social tonight led by chairman Mrs Simon Seng. The W E R club met at Miss Beulah Kuchel's home with high card honors earned by Miss Nora Albers and Mrs Marvin Rohling.

Emil Mohn Contract Bridge Club F. S. Peckosh Harry Rohling The Presbyterian Church Legion Hall the Sacred Heart Church Church Simon Seng W. E. R. Club Beulah Kuchel Nora Albers Marvin Rohling

Presbyterian Ladies Entertained at Sears Home In Wyoming

The Industrial society of the Presbyterian church was entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Claude Sears Mrs. J. S. Robertson Mrs. James Inglis and Miss Leota Wherry at the Sears home. The Royal Neighbor lodge held a picnic dinner and Kensington Tuesday in the home of Mrs. W. E. Demoss east of Oxford Junction. The Lutheran Ladies Aid society met Thursday at the parish hall with Mrs. Herbert Westphal Mrs. Ed Harms Mrs. Art Manwiller and Mrs. Elmer Buckingham as hostesses.

Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church Claude Sears J. S. Robertson James Inglis Leota Wherry Sears Royal Neighbor Lodge Kensington W. E. Demoss Oxford Junction Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Herbert Westphal Ed Harms Art Manwiller Elmer Buckingham

Oelwein Couple Announce Doris Wardell Engagement

OELWEIN MR and MRS Arthur Wardell announce the engagement of their daughter Doris to Donald Hughes son of MR and MRS James Hughes of Alvin Illinois The wedding is planned for August in Ranalia

Oelwein Arthur Wardell Doris Donald Hughes James Hughes Alvin, Il Ranalia

New Officers Installed by Riverside Ladies Auxiliary

Mrs. Edna Bush presided as newly elected officers of the Riverside unit were installed on Wednesday. Officers include President Kate Ingram First vice president Rose Dautremont second vice president Mary Hartzler secretary Leona Kucera treasurer Edna Bushek historian Eva Thompson chaplain Mary Walton sergeant at arms Evelyn Birrer executive board Mary Kron Helena Novy and Mary Kucera. Kate Ingram and Mary Kucera served a luncheon. Carrie Iden hosted Riverside Garden club while Katherine Thomann led the program and Norval Flynn hosted South Side members.

Edna Bush Ladies’ Auxilary American Legion Kate Ingram Rose Dautremont Mary Hartzler Leona Kucera Edna Bushek Eva Thompson Mary Walton Evelyn Birrer Mary Kron Helena Novy Mary Kucera Carrie Iden Riverside Garden Club Katherine Thomann Norval Flynn South Side

Senior Needle Club Hosts Luncheon Gathering

A luncheon event hosted by Mrs. Knittel featured guests including Mrs. Zillmer of Waterloo Mrs. Cress Mrs. Scherrer and other members. The Senior Needle club met midweek with the hostess aided by Mrs. Bushel and Mrs. Knittel.

Edwin Zillmer Waterloo Harold Cress Janice Scherrer John Knittel Mary Bauer R. I. Marner Robert Smola Edward Bushel Elmo Knittel

Clermont Ladies Aid Hosts and West Union Club Meet

Clermont Mrs Henry Olson Mrs Martin Nelson and Mrs Theo Guritz hosted the Clermont Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday. Mrs William J Nelson led the program. Mrs Carl Carmichael entertained the West Union Thursday Afternoon club on Thursday.

Henry Olson Martin Nelson Theo. Guritz Clermont Ladies’ Aid Society William J. Nelson Carl Carmichael West Union

Picnic at Lake Macbride by Springville church Tuesday

Springville Presbyterian church plans a Lake Macbride picnic Tuesday evening with a 5 p.m. church departure. Local clubs host events include Progressive and Monday clubs with guests and gifts. Mary Martha deBest spoke of her vacation and teaching stint, and Camp Fire girls packed a bird book during their gathering.

David deBest Hopkinton Chacon New Mexico Don Peterson June Pollock Harry Smith

What Cheer Lodge Hosts Engagement Dinner Honor

What Cheer Thé lodge at Lake Keomah hosted a three course dinner Thursday evening arranged by Mrs. R H Bedford of What Cheer. The event honored her daughter Margaret whose engagement to Leo H Durian and forthcoming marriage were announced.

Lake Keomah R H. Bedford Margaret Leo H. Durian

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