Collester-Durin wedding draws large local group
Miss Marian Collester daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Collester Spencer and Jack E Durin son of Mr and Mrs Alfred E Durin Cedar Rapids will wed Monday at 430 PM in the Congregational church Spencer Pre nuptial events include a Sunday dinner at the Tangney hotel and multiple pre wedding courtesies for guests and bridal party drawn from Cedar Rapids Spencer Fort Smith Ark Chicago Evanston Ill Tama Oelwein Marshalltown Sioux City and New York City with many local attendees and visitors already arriving or traveling for the weekend event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Marian Collester
Charles Collester
Jack E. Durin
Alfred E. Durin
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Koiday
Madeleine Collester
Gretchen Bjornstad
Maxine Peterson
Louise Lillard
Fort Smith
Ark
A. C. Wabbena
Rock Rapids
George Durin
Proctor
Baughman
Leonard Cherry
Tama
Robert Griffin
Evanston, Ill
Richard Anderson
Chicago
Frankenhoff
New York City
E. E. Hill
Elinor Hill
la Jolla
Calif
Durin
Edith Durin
Jennie Little
Don Cook
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Bill
Marjorie Hungerford
Frederick 8
Glanville
Frank C. Byers
Robert
Cook
Eleanor Cook
R. R. Epler
Mary Francea Lee
Addison J. Ramsey
John B. Terry
Jessie Averill
Lulu Averill
Frank Hallenbeck
A. N. Palmer
Harry E. Hunter
Charles F. Hilman
Roy Lukanitsch
Ben Little
Oelwein
Herbert Cherry
A. A. Moore
Catherine Cobb
Marshalltown
Fred Morgan
Sioux City
Harriet Griffin
Evanston
Mal Eaton
Freeport, Ill
Joe Ostrander
Waterloo
G H Tellier Celebrate 25th Anniversary Dinner
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G H Tellier of 320 Forest Drive SE was celebrated with a Saturday dinner at Clara Robinsons Colonial tea room. Seventeen guests joined in a U shaped table setting with a wedding cake centerpiece. Afterward guests adjourned to the Tellier home for bridge with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. E V H Brown and Miss Gertrude Herr plus Mrs Elma Wilmarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive SE
Clara Robinson
Colonial Tea Room
Tellier
E. V. H. Brown
Owatona, Minn
Gertrude Herr
Elma Wilmarth
Ames
Returning College Students Bring Social Activity Home
Returning students from Frances Shimer in Mount Carroll arrive with families for summer. Miss Tamar Meister will graduate high school division and be escorted home by her mother and Miss Gladys McManus. Betty Drum, Jean Miller, Geanie Trumbull, Nadine Dove, and Geneva Haldeman join from various locales to spend time with relatives. Northwestern students Betsy Quarton returns to Evanston as classes end. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shimer
Mount Carroll, Ill
Tamar Meister
R. H. Meister
Forest Drive
Meister
M. B. Trumbull
Nadine Dove
L. S. Dove
Marion
Northwestern
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Betsy Quarton
Sumner D. Quar
Larrabee Mitchell Bridal Party Named
One of Iowa City's largest summer weddings pairs Janet Larrabee and Lyman Lee Mitchell in a Trinity Episcopal ceremony. Attendants include matron of honor Innes Larrabee McAlvin, maid Helen Larrabee, best man Dr James Larrabee, bridesmaids Mary Louise Cutler Alice Quigley Julia Robbins, and usher crew Ervin Stepánek Richard Schneider Theodore Chapman III Melvin Hardies. The couple, University of Iowa graduates, will reside in Evanston after marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Janet Larrabee
William Larrabee, Jr
Lyman Lee Mitchell
Evanston, Ir
J. Guy Mitchell
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Episcopal Church
Larrabee
Col. C. B. Robbins
Chicago
Iowa Memorial Union
Mitchell
Miss Larrabee
Innes Larrabee McAlvin
Evanston
Helen Larrabee
James Larrabee
Mary Louise Cutler
Council Bluffs
Alice Quigley
Julia Robbins
John F. Dietrich
Ervin F. Stepanek
Richard ‘Schneider
Highland Park, NL
Theodore Chapman III
Melvin A. Hardies
Mr. Mitchell
University of Iowa
Last Roundup Dance For Four High Schools
Juniors and seniors from Franklin McKinley Roosevelt and Wilson high schools join for a subscription dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club Thursday night from 9 to 1. Theme Western decor, saddle and desert motifs. Proceeds support local charities. out of town orchestra to play. committee includes Misses Sheehy Graves Franks and Messrs Ross Hersch Welch. Mrs Robert Sinclair and Miss Elsie Sinclair of Indianapolis visiting. they depart after week at 500 Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Phyllis Sheehy
Patricia Graves
Gloria Franks
Donald Ross
Don Hersch
Ted Welch
Robert Sinclair
Elsie Sinclair
Indianapolis
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street
Weekend Guests Visit Clinton and Keokuk Couples
Miss Dorothy Smith of Clinton visits weekend guest duties at Roy E. Choate of Blake boulevard SE. Walter Miller of Keokuk arrives Monday for a day with the Choates. Harvey C. Mc Clary hosts a Saturday dupli cate contract bridge club at 335 Crescent Street SE, while Mr. and Mrs. Johnson host this weekend’s guests, Mrs. Johnson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Wagner of Des Moines, at 1735 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Clinton
Roy E. Choate
Blake Boulevard
Choate
Walter Miller
Keokuk
Harry S. Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
Johnson
H. E. Wagner
Carl L. Wagner
Des Moines
Harry Cockers To Take Trip To Europe
Cedar Rapids residents Mr and Mrs Harry Cocker of 205 Fourteenth street SE plan a two months abroad. They depart New York Monday and sail on the S S New Amsterdam Saturday June 11, landing in Plymouth England. They will tour the British Isles Holland Belgium and France and visit Manchester and London with Mrs Cocker’s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
British Isles
Europe
Harry Cocker
Fourteenth Street
New York City
Mrs. Cocker
S. S. New Amsterdam
Plymouth
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Manchester
London
Sally Stamats Hosts Picnic and Party at Farm
Sally Stamats daughter of Herbert S Stamats entertained a group of young people at Cut-Off farm of Mr and Mrs Stamats. Guests arrived in the afternoon and stayed for a picnic supper in the evening at 3431 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Stamats
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
Stamats
Morgan Fost ers Host Bridge Club at Picnic Supper
Dr and Mrs Morgan J Foster entertained twelve bridge club members at their home on Washington Avenue SE last evening. Dr and Mrs A R Zuercher hosted a dinner Saturday for their club at Second Avenue SE. J O Mackie of Milwaukee arrived to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs George M Bird on Third Avenue SE, where Mrs Mackie has been visiting. the Mackies plan to return to Milwaukee tonight. Mrs Mackie is Mrs Bird's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J. Foster
Washington Avenue
Bridge Club
A. R. Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
J. O. Mackie
Milwaukee
George M. Bird
Third Avenue SE
Mackie
Mrs. Mackie
Mr. Bird
Joan Newton Hosts Ninth Birthday Party at Home
Joan Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Rockey Newton hosted her ninth birthday party Saturday at 1809 Ridgewood Terrace SE. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments in a green and yellow decor. Attendees included Mary Miller Catherine Yuill Betsy Fontana Margaret Foster Nancy Soboda Janet Haig Janet Macy Jane Hickenlooper Jean Wallace Suzanne Salter. Mrs Robert Lacy of Texarkana Ark visiting sister Mrs Lewis Robbins at Carlton Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Newton
Rockey T. Newton
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Mary Miller
Catherine Yuill
Betsy Fontana
Margaret Foster
Nancy Soboda
Janet Haig
Janet Macy
Jane Hickenlooper
Jean Wallace
Suzanne Salter
Robert Lacy
Texarkana
Ark
Lewis Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Carlton Apartments
Alice Brenk Leaves After Visiting Starks
Miss Alice Brenk of Milwaukee left Thursday after a visit to the home of her sister Mrs. Leonard E. Stark and Mr. Stark at 2141 Linden Drive SE. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crabbe hosted a small dinner party at 2144 Grande Avenue SE for eight guests. Miss Ethel Bybee of Knoxville spent Thursday and Friday with her cousin Mrs. W. E. Peschau and Dr. Peschau at 2401 Fourth Avenue SE before traveling to Iowa City for University of Iowa commencement events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brenk
Milwaukee
Leonard E. Stark
Mr. Stark
Linden Drive
Thomas L. Crabbe
Grande Avenue SE
Ethel Bybee
Knoxville
W. E. Peschau
Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Bybee
Iowa City
Marie Cline
University of Iowa
Hugh Whites Host First In Series Of Dinners
Hugh W White and Mrs White entertained fourteen guests at the Elks club then at their Meadowbrook SE home on a Saturday evening. The guest list included Mr and Mrs E E Schenefeld Mr and Mrs E C Hoover Mr and Mrs D Marshall Hail Mr and Mrs Everett Chandler Mr and Mrs W Paul Engel Mr and Mrs G J Siebke and Mr and Mrs P F Keehn. Charlotte Pinney has returned from a motor trip to New York City. Mr Carey and Glanville host Illinois guests at their home with Mr and Mrs Charles K Morrison of Highland Park IL visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W. White
Meadowbrook Drive
Elks Club
White
E. E. Schenefelt
E. C. Hoover
D. Marshall Hail
Everett Chandler
W. Paul Engel
G. J. Siebke
P. F. Keehn
Charlotte Pinney
New York City
Indian Road SE
MR. Carey
Illinois
Frederick S. Glanville
Bever Avenue
John Carey
Grande Avenue
Charles K. Morsris
Highland Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Johnson
George Thompson, JR
Sam
O. S. Johnson
Seventh Avenue SE
George
G. K. Thompson
Fifth Avenue SE
Vernon Putnam
Collester-Durin
G- H. Telliers
Walter Peterson
ST. Louis
Walter G. Peterson
Carlnm Apartments
Richard A. Belding
Mr. Belding
New
Choates
Harvey ‘McClarys
Harvey C. McClary
Crescent Street
Harry Johnson
Dorothy Voss
Betty Lou Voigt
Harry Cockers
Morgan Fosters
Zuercher
MR. Mackie
G. M. Birds
Mrs. Lacy
Starks
Thomas L. Crabbes
Miss Bybee
W. E. Peschaus
Hugh Whites
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