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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1949
Page
4
June social notes highlight wedding and anniversary table decor with all white or color coordinated schemes. Bride bouquet ends, roses and caladium leaves, white linen, and silver or gold accents shape the setting. Kiwanis Ladies plan a dessert luncheon with Mrs George Hearn hosting and musical numbers.
Laura Wheeler offers Pattern 648 with improved crochet charts photos and concise directions for gay crocheted pot holders. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago Illinois with name and address.
Mr. and Mrs. Perle Stevenson announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Maxine Stevenson to Bernard F. Kozik son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kozik of Belle Plaine. Dorothy has taught in Shellsburg and Bernard is an Iowa State College graduate member of Alpha Zeta. The ceremony will be read June 26 in Vinton.
The American Legion auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building dining room for officer elections. Junior members will conduct opening ceremonies under Mrs. O. H. Lundquist. Juniors lead the program and Mrs. Clarence Day and committee host the social hour. Executive board convenes at 7 p.m.
Rank will be conferred on 56 Camp Fire Girls from the northwest section at 7:30 P M Monday in Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs Wilson Fernow will confer rank on 29 trail seekers three wood gatherers and 24 firemakers.
Members with a new address must notify Mrs. A. V. Collinge at 5368.
Elizabeth Jane Kegley daughter of Ruth Yount will marry Jay B. Levsen son of Mr and Mrs Harry Levsen of Olin. Kegley taught in Carroll after Iowa University attendance and Levsen farms near Olin. The wedding is set for July 10 at the Baptist church in Anamosa with residence to be in Olin. Distaff committee Ashley chapter D A R will meet Monday at 6 p.m for a picnic at Mrs H W Sawyer 409 33rd St NE.
Town Toastmistress Club members meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. for a guest luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs C C Kaldenberg will lead the roundtable on Pursuit of Happiness with speakers Mrs Carl Bowman Standard of Living Mrs Vernon Spohn Use of Leisure Time Miss Grace Douma Religion and Morals and Miss Jane Slavata Education. Mrs Woodrow White will be topic mistress and officers will be elected.
A Cedar Rapids Hairdressers Association show led by Maxine Weed announces a public hair fashion event at the Roosevelt hotel on Sunday July 10. Edward Ilten will drape models in yard goods with other entertainment. Tickets are limited and available at local beauty parlors. Also, Children’s Home board meets Tuesday at 10 a.m.
King’s Daughters Service circle meets Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Mrs. E. D. Jack’s Marion route 3 home for the annual breakfast. Silver Cross circle gathers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Edgar Shields’s 100 Thirty-third street SE. Irene Douglas circle holds Tuesday brunch at Mrs. E. W. LaPlant’s 2118 Blake boulevard SE with Mrs. B. Peramgat giving the devotions.
Hopkinton announces the engagement of Clarine Wall and John E Tyrrell. Wall attended the University of Iowa and is a senior in the School of Nursing. Tyrrell, a University of Iowa graduate and junior in the College of Medicine, belongs to Phi Beta Pi. The wedding is planned for July at the First Methodist Church in Iowa City.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Highley announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Nadine Moss to Kenneth H Davis son of Mrs Mildred Davis of Ames Miss Moss works for Concrete Materials Construction Co and Mr Davis is director of safety service with the American Red Cross in Cedar Rapids The couple will wed in August at Gethsemane Shrine White Shrine.
The Shepherdess Guard drill team will meet Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Masonic hall and share a potluck dinner for members and their husbands. Cedar Chapter 184 EOES will meet Tuesday June 14 replacing the prior notice.
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