Miss Martin and McKim to Wed in June
Mary Jane Martin engaged to Charles L. McKim of Chicago, plans a June wedding. Miss Martin works at the Belk department store and McKim is with Lamson Brothers and Company in Chicago.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1939
Page
33
Mary Jane Martin engaged to Charles L. McKim of Chicago, plans a June wedding. Miss Martin works at the Belk department store and McKim is with Lamson Brothers and Company in Chicago.
Mount Vernon reports eighty attended the mother daughter banquet at the Methodist church with Kathleen Current presiding and Patricia Mitchell flute solo. The Cornell commencement calendar is crowded with social events including alumni banquets and visits from guests such as Dr. and Mrs. Burgstahler and other commencement attendees. They plan a two month South American cruise starting June 18 from New York with Miss Ruth Hodgson accompanying.
The Monticello high school alumni banquet at Goudy’s tea room honored the class of 1939 with toastmaster Kate Maurice and remarks from Mrs. Samara Perrine Smith and valedictorian Josephine Rickless. Other events include wedding plans for Miss Adelaide Gray, club meetings, and new officers for the Olin high school alumni and local social groups.
The first Wapsipinicon Country club afternoon card party was held on a Sunday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. J. E. Remley J D Paul Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Mrs. N A Hanson. Mrs. Alfred Remley won high score at contract and Miss Mary Remley won at auction.
Hodgson bound for South America and Mrs Ink named to national DAR committee. Presbyterian Missionary society hosts silver tea with quilt display by Gertrude Midkiff. West Branch alumni hold third annual reunion with dinner and dancing led by Dr Stephen Ware. Lela Sendergard wed Edward Larson in Bethany Lutheran Church. Home Social club luncheon hosted by Mrs A F Anderson. Elsie Hayslett and Oliver Sayles married at a home ceremony planning to live on the John Thompson farm.
Mr and Mrs C D Moore hosted a Tuesday dinner at their Urbana home with guests including their son Robert of Ames Dr and Mrs D A Moore their daughter Mrs Alex Marty and her daughters Helen Marie and Sandra of Lander Wyoming Mrs Emma Gee Mr and Mrs Hook and Mrs Rebecca Remington of Cedar Rapids Mrs Dora V Hoon and Miss Helen Moore of Vinton Mrs Flora Buck of Mount Vernon and Mr and Mrs Ed Moore of Urbana Also guests of Mrs Dora C Thompson Memorial Day included sister Mrs Addie Mounce Twin Falls Idaho Mrs Evelyn Brown of Cedar Rapids Mrs Lulu Hays and daughter Mrs Willie Simon Center Point Mr and Mrs A V Thompson and their son Billy and Mrs Delbert Rice and her son Larry of Vinton.
The Clio club gathered at Mrs. J. J. Berner's residence on Wednesday with Mrs. Hulda Shimerda leading a lesson on Eskimos. Mrs. Berner celebrated her fortieth wedding anniversary as cards and gifts were exchanged, with guests including Mrs. Harry Berner Mrs. Louie Ingwersen and Miss Phyllis Hensley of Savanna Illinois.
A list of baccalaureate services commencements and campus events across Cedar Rapids, Mount Vernon, Iowa City, De Witt, Dubuque, Eldora, Spirit Lake, and Cedar Falls. Includes speakers such as H M Gage and H J Burgstahler, plus concerts, dances, and public meetings through the week.
Van Horne residents Mr and Mrs F E Young announce the engagement of their daughter Geraldine to Henry Garbers son of Mr and Mrs E L Garbers northwest of town. The ceremony is set for St Andrews Lutheran church in Van Horne at 1 30 pm Wednesday with Rev William Ullerich officiating. Mgr and Mrs Edward Brickner of Solon announce their daughter Martha's forthcoming marriage to Harry G Clark son of Mrs Bessie Clark 216 Eleventh Avenue SE. The wedding is planned for June 15.
Iowa City prepares for the G A R state convention scheduled June 18 to 21 with L E Clark as general chairman. Daughters of Union Veterans meet at the courthouse Monday to discuss the event. Sons of Union Veterans met Friday with Mr and Mrs Martin Pederson in Coralville. Various alumnae reunions align with university commencement week activities. Dorothy Schenck to wed Arthur Olmore Monday at the Walker home.
The Lost Nation Dinner club held its annual picnic at Balster cottage on the Wapsie. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to M. H. Dake Mrs. D. L. Cressey Ray Rutenbeck and Mrs. Aaron Schultz. The season ends. first meeting of the new year will be at Frank Myatt home. The Woman's Pinochle club met with Mrs. Edward Mohl. high scores to Mrs. W. O. Gundmeier and Miss Emma Busch. Luncheon Bridge hostesses include Mrs. J. D. Leinbaugh and Mrs. George Dobling scheduled for June 6.
Sigourney Mrs Herman Schipfer hosted Chapter L PEO Monday at season end. Guests included Mrs Mae Wheeler Benedict Tulsa and Mrs Karl Seliger Orange City. Mr and Mrs Frankie Greiner welcomed today Mrs L Quinn sister Cleo Tudor and three children. Miss Lillian Kubic and Lawrence Williamson wed Thursday at the Kubic home in Tama County and will live in Sigourney where Williamson works as bookkeeper at Downey garage.
A domestic vignette on cucumber prep versus unpeeled skins and zucchini use. The dialogue covers dietetics claims about peels, serving ideas, and simple preparation methods for Italian squash.
Fourteen people attended a Women's Gold luncheon in West Liberty with a covered dish dinner followed by golf. Invitations were extended for golf events in Muscatine on June 15 and Town City on June 23, while joint golf with Water loo and Cedar Rapids women was declined.
Miss Bernice James hosted a Thursday evening gathering at the James home west of town in honor of Miss Cordelle Hemingway whose marriage to Robert E. Dice takes place today. Marguerite James, Mrs A L Dice and Miss Louise Barnes won at Chinese checkers with Miss Hemingway guest prize. Mr and Mrs Ronald Brone mann were feted at a post nuptial shower in Monticello on Friday June 2. Velma Tobias son became Mrs Bronemann May 28 at Wayne Zion Lutheran church with attendants Elda Stahlberg and Loren Bronemann. The Bronemanns plan to live near Buck Creek after Mr Bronemann attended Buck Creek school. They were honored at a Monticello wedding dance Monday night.
Center Junction hosted a reunion with Duncan families from Bloomfield Washington and Cedar Rapids at Chautauqua park on Tuesday. Mrs J T Leonhard entertained the L A L club on Wednesday. Mrs Keith Robertson held a shower Thursday for Mrs Otto Lammers formerly Miss Mary Frances Thomas. Hall families from Davenport Tipton What Cheer and Columbus Junction met at Chautauqua park Tuesday for a picnic dinner.
Riverside Friends and neighbors gathered at the hall in River Junction to honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rice, who celebrated their silver wedding anniversary, Wednesday. Mrs. Omer Strabala entertained the "Y" social club at her home east of Riverside Wednesday. Mrs. Edward Schneider was a guest of the club.
A reader notes the strain of constant family visits and gossip leaving little time for friendships while aging. The piece contrasts duties to relatives with missing opportunities for lively companionship and personal growth.
A reader asks how to cope when a spouse, unreliable and then missing, leaves two children and seeks advice. The response urges staying at home if possible, avoiding public embarrassment, hoping the husband will act responsibly, and appealing to his sense of duty as head of the family.
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