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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1938
Page
10
A farm note extols lamb as the perfect home meat for a family of six to seven, with a 15 month old 70 pound leg roasts tenderly. It details a full lamb dinner plan including mint sauce, peas, French fashion carrots, Jiffy Rolls, and a chocolate cake, plus a curry lamb second dish and steps for preparing a roast without water or salt.
Miss Roberta Stone daughter of Mrs Mollie Birk Stone of Canton Missouri married Robert K Lutes son of Mr and Mrs Neil T Lutes of Dubuque at the Methodist Episcopal church in Canton with Dr Hugh Atchison of Dubuque reading the ceremony Fifty guests attended a reception at the bride’s mother's home The couple will reside in Iowa City where Lutes will pursue graduate work in the university The bride holds a BA from Culver Stockton College and an MA from the University of Iowa She directed vocal music in Washington High School and junior college The groom has a BA from the University of Dubuque and a BS in electrical engineering from Iowa He has worked as a radio engineer Also noted are Epworth League Institute attendees and a dinner hosted by Miss May Jones and Mrs Vina Elder with several guests listed.
Mrs. H C Yates and Dr Yates depart Mount Vernon at month’s start with multiple farewell events including Altruria club dinner and a bridge luncheon. The Burgstuhler Brandau wedding and related pre nuptial events unfold with gatherings across the Tri Cities and Kennebec.
Bennett A R Stephenson was honored at a birthday party Tuesday evening. Bridge prizes went to Mrs William Kelting and Mrs Ralph Ripson. The Delta Alpha Sunday school class gave a farewell and potluck for Mrs Edward Kruse.
Mrs. Warren Hansen favors travel imagination and sewing for children. Mrs. B Harrington urges turning to hobbies to suit illness. Mrs. Lyman recommends stamp collecting to learn world events. Mrs. Murdock promotes crossword puzzles as entertaining and enlightening for invalids.
Frances Winton a former home economics teacher to Leroy J Ehrhardt an Elkader attorney. Miss Nellie Evelyn Brubaker of Dinsdale and Forrest Edwards of Traer wed last Saturday in Waterloo. The bride is daughter of Will Brubaker near Dinsdale. Edwards is son of Mr and Mrs O Edwards of Traer.
Mrs J W McLees was honored at a tea at the home of Mrs Hejinian with hostesses from Chapter FA PEO. Miss Eva Byerly and Mrs Marion Horn were out of town guests as McLees prepares to move to Fort Dodge.
Miss Martha Elizabeth Hough and Vernon Richard Bernhart wed in a simple First Presbyterian church ceremony in Oelwein. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hough, wore lace gown with Colonial bouquet. Best man was Charles Smith. ushers Jamison Davis and Gene MacFarland. The couple plans a northern Michigan and Canada trip before settling in Chicago.
A light feature recalls how hairdressers remember client details after three visits and how antique cobbler benches become chic coffee tables. The piece notes daily chatter about bridge weather husbands and kids, and follows a father’s help with a golf trip car breakdown in Tipton. It ends with a neighborhood lampoon about a cactus near Mrs. Plummer’s home.
Mrs. J. H. Klingbeil hosted a picnic at Backbone State Park Tuesday evening in honor of her house guest Mrs. Rita Stachle of Minneapolis.
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