Miss Frances Marshall Weds Donald Lash In Home Ceremony
Miss Frances Virginia Marshall and Donald Robert Lash wed Tuesday at 4 pm in the Marshall home. Dr Robert Little officiated. Attendants included Miss Marie Louise Marshall. Best man was Jack VanDercreek. A four tier cake and daisies decorated the dining room. The couple plans to live in Council Bluffs after a short trip. Lash is a Creighton University dentistry student. Mrs Lash attended the University of Iowa and is Pi Beta Phi. Out‑of‑town guests included families from Darien Connecticut and Chicago. VFW auxiliary party Friday at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Virginia Marshall
Donald Robert Lash
Robert Little
Verne Marshall
Knollwood Drive
Lash
Raymond J. Lash
Council Bluffs
Charles L. Hoffman
Darien
Conn
Marie Louise Marshall
Miss Marshall
Jack VanDercreek
Mrs. Marshall
College of Dentistry
Creighton University
Omaha
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
University
Army Air Corps
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Carolyn Woods
Burlington
Edwin Hicklin
Wapello
F. W. Worth
J. E. Cole
MISS OHMANN TO PRESENT STUDENTS IN RECITAL
Miss Virginia Ohmann will present violin students in a recital Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA. Participants include Karen Rees, Mariel Williams, Donna Lawrence, Kristin Lynn Miller, Jack Aldershot, Sally Swaney, Lola Fiohra, Charlotte Flohra, Vivian Hrvel, Don Boyd, David Thomas, Elizabeth Bradley, Jo Anne Gaumon, Sharlene Sawyer, Carol Ann Shimerda, Helen Hampton, Viola Peisel, JoAnne Petersen, Marilyn Kramer, Lucile Northcutt, Janet Davis, Nancy Hogan, Vance Fishel, Carlton Slick, Mary Ann Alexander, Helen Wolfe, Beverly Wren, Ellen Synacek, Collette Lewis, with a violin quartet to be accompanied by Beverly Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ohmann
Ywc.a
Karen Rees
Mariel Williams
Donna Lawrence
Kristin Lynn Miller
Jack Aldershot
Sally Swaney
Lola Fiohra
Charlotte Flohra
Vivian Hrvel
Don Boyd
David Thomas
Elizabeth Bradley
Joanne Gaumon
Sharlene Sawyer
Carol Ann Shimerda
Helen Hampton
Viola Peisel
JoAnne Petersen
Marilyn Kramer
Lucile
Women Auxiliary to Railway Mail Association Meets
The Women s Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association held a luncheon at the country home of Mr and Mrs Robert Rejsa. Thirty five were present. Luncheon was served by the Mines. Delegates to the division convention in Chicago in July are Mrs R Watters president and the Mines McGuire Hinton C A Godden and Will Goon. A parliamentary drill was conducted by Mrs Garrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Association
Robert Rejsa
G. L. McGuire
A. L. Hin+ton
B. Leinbaugh
A. C. Gartels
Chicago
R. Watters
McGuire
Hinton
C. A. Godden
Will Goon
Iowa Mutual Girls' Club Picnic At Ellis Park
Members of the Iowa Mutual Girls' Club enjoyed a picnic Monday evening at the duck pond pavilion in Ellis Park. Dinner was served by Bill Dutrt, followed by games. committee head Adeline Barton led a group including Helen Fitzpatrick Bernice Fuller Alice Lawler Maurine Rathje June Siefken Marie Strackbein Bettilou Jones Joyce Nash Berneice Bissell and Jane Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Girls’ Club
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Bill Dutrt
Adeline Barton
Helen Fitzpatrick
Bernice Fuller
Alice Lawler
Maurine Rathje
June Siefken
Marie Strackbein
Bettilou Jones
Joyce Nash
Berneice Bissell
Jane Bell
Shoemaker Guest of Honor at Dinner in Belle Plaine
Miss Aurie White hosted dinner at her Belle Plaine home Monday in compliment to Miss Gertrude Shoemaker who is to wed Kenneth Weaver at month’s end. Cedar Rapids guests included Misses Ethel Shean Alberta Mitchell Evelyn Coppock and Mildred Woodburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurie White
Belle Plaine
Gertrude Shoemaker
Kenneth Weaver
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Shean
Alberta Mitchell
Evelyn Coppock
Mildred Woodburn
Miscellaneous Shower for Dorothy Raymond Bride Elect
Miss Dorothy Raymond to wed Harold Calvert on June 29 after a Monday evening shower hosted by Mrs Ida Braden and Mrs Leila Stevenson at 1263 First Avenue SE. Twelve guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Braden
Leila Stevenson
First Avenue SE
Dorothy Raymond
Miss Raymond
Harold Calvert
California Visitors Visit Sander Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sander host Mr and Mrs Kenneth Broker of Hollywood for ten days. Mrs Broker is Mr Sander's sister. The note adds that heat loss through building windows drops about a third when shades are drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sander
Washington Avenue
Kenneth Broker
Hollywood
Broker
Mr. Sander
Mrs G W Rejsa Elected President Of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs G W Rejsa was elected president of the Hanford American Legion auxiliary at a Tuesday meeting, succeeding Mrs R A Dubbert. Other officers named include Dorothy Drew, Alma Vokolek, L V Koch, A G Schwandt, Edwin Kos, Dorothy Morris, Veronica Kirkland, and J Lewis with new executive board members F C Parrish, Louis F Schirm, Clarence Day, and Charles J Jasa. Initiation and audits planned, social events set for June, and charitable contributions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rejsa
Hanford Post American Legion Auxiliary
R. A. Dubbert
Dorothy Drew
Alma Vokolek
L. V. Koch
A. G. Schwandt
Edwin Kos
Dorothy Morris
Veronica Kirkland
Memorial
Jasa
Knoxville Veterans Second District
Y.W.C.A. Hi-Y
McGregor
Darlene Hohnbaum
Lois Humble
Secretarial Rules for the Ideal Secretary
Boston report recounts Dr. Louis A. Rice of the Packard School New York outlining eight essentials for secretaries including brains personality and polished technique. He warns against office glamour and sweater wear while noting personal shopping for the boss is often required and diplomacy is needed to handle end of day dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Louis A. Rice
Packard School of New York
Wolf
Louise LeibertCircle of King's Daughters President Luncheon
Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters held its annual president's luncheon Tuesday at the Montrose hotel. New officers elected and installed by Mrs. Harry Dunker include Mrs. David Lehti president, Mrs. Arthur Bearle vice president, Mrs. Fred Hagen secretary, Mrs. Max Burrell treasurer, Mrs. George Warkentine and Dr. Jennie McCowan as representative. Committees for the new year were named. The group will host monthly picnics during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
Montrose Hotel
Harry Dunker
David Lehti
Arthur Bearle
Fred Hagen
Max _ Burrell
George Warkentine
Jennie McCowan
Westminster Pres byterian district meet hosts picnic luncheon
District 3 of Westminster Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. Murray Fawcett, 368 Eighteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Murray Fawcett
Eighteenth Street
Baldwin Wed Sunday at Waterloo
Miss Mary J Paras daughter of Mr and Mrs James Paras Waterloo became the bride of Douglas Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs Milo Baldwin Waterloo Sunday evening in St Demetrius Orthodox church The Rev Stamation Sarrinecoleow read the ceremony The Baldwins are former Cedar Rapids residents The bride wore a satin gown with a high lace trimmed neckline and lace insertions A scalloped crown of seed pearls and rhinestones attached to her veil The bride carried gardenias and stephanotis centered with an orchid Miss Evelyn Paras of Denver maid of honor wore blue nylon taffeta and carried gardenias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Paras
James Paras
Waterloo
Douglas Baldwin
Milo Baldwin
St. Demetrius Orthodox Church
Evelyn Paras
Denver
Wedding details for Paras couple in Cedar Falls
David Ray Paras served as ring bearer and Cassandra Ray Paras as flower girl with John Collins of Waukegan Illinois as best man. Ushers were John Paras and Kopie George. The reception occurred at the church and after a trip to Chicago the couple will reside in Cedar Falls where the groom will study at Iowa State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ray Paras
Cassandra Ray Paras
John Collins
Waukegan
Ill
John Paras
Kopie George
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Daughters entertain for Mrs R J Brown luncheon
Mrs Nathan Strawn of Garrison and Mrs F Y Thompson hosted a luncheon at the Thompson home on Wednesday for their mother Mrs R J Brown. Eight guests attended as Mrs Brown plans to leave June 12 for Guam to visit her son Richard S Brown for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Strawn
Garrison
F. Y. Thompson
Washington Avenue
Thompson Home
R. J. Brown
Brown
Guam
Richard S. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Marshall
Mr. Lash
V.F.W. Auxiliary Party
V.fw
V.F.W
Long Beach
Ruth Pratt
F. W. Pratt
Route 4
Miss Pratt
KGER
Wes Panek
Miss Ohmann
Mrs. Donald Robert Lash
Cedar Rapids Business College
Third Street
Dial
S. Mitvalsky & CO
Ae Py
Ingqss Shoemaker
California
Chi-Namel Super House
Chi-Namel Paint Store
Third Avenue SE
G. W. Rejsa
Legion Auxiliary
Expert Repair and Alteration Service
Master Cleaners
Second Avenue and
Eighth Street SE
Lapes Florist
Third Avenue
Second Avenue SE
Iowa
Coreeeria
Robb
Appliance Company
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