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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

2

Breakfast party honors Margaret Wilson prior to wedding

Duane D. Blackwell of St. Louis plans the June 26 wedding with social courtesies leading to the ceremony. Wednesday’s Cedar Rapids Country Club breakfast and magazine subscription shower featured hostesses Miss Lydia Ann Courtright and Miss Katherine Stark, with guests including Mrs. William S. Wherry II and several Misses from area households.

Duane D. Blackwell St. Louis Miss Wilson Cedar Rapids Country Club Lydia Ann Courtright Fifth Avenue SE Katherine Stark Linden Drive Wilson Margaret Wilson

Good Things to Eat Advertised Daily in Want Ads

Daily Want Ad highlights spring fries berries and fresh vegetables under Good Things to Eat with emphasis on seasonal produce and pantry staples.

Mills Return From Southern Trip After Son’s Graduation

Mr and Mrs Ray J Mills and their son William B Mills have returned home from a three week southern journey. They attended William’s commencement at Florida Military Institute in St Petersburg and toured Duke University in Durham North Carolina. En route they stayed with Mrs Mills parents Mr and Mrs Charles H Breyman in Toledo Ohio.

Ray J. Mills Garden Drive William B. Mills South Florida Military Institute St. Petersburg Duke University Durham N. C Mills Charles H. Breyman Toledo Ohio

Summer Swing Social Event For Younger Sets

The final social event before summer break is the Summer Swing at Cedar Rapids Country Club with dancing at 9 pm. It caps an evening that begins with graduation exercises for seniors from McKinley Franklin Roosevelt and Wilson high schools and includes dinner parties. Martin Hanson hosts a buffet supper for a group of high school students at his yard on 1636 Second Avenue SE.

Cedar Rapids Country Club McKinley, Franklin, Roosevelt and Wilson Martin Hanson Walter C. Hanson Second Avenue SE

Benson couple to attend Lindenwood College graduation

Mr and Mrs Harry C Benson of 2435 Grande avenue SE will drive to St Charles Missouri for Monday commencement at Lindenwood College where their daughter Miss Jessie Benson will graduate from the junior college division They plan to return home mid next week

Harry C. Benson Grande Avenue St. Charles Lindenwood College Jessie Benson Bensons

Miss Henrietta Dows Returns From Greenwood School

Miss Henrietta Dows daughter of Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows of Twenty-seventh street drive SE will return Thursday from Ruxton Maryland where she has been at tending Greenwood school.

Henrietta Dows Sutherland Dows Twenty-seventh Street Drive Ruxton, Md Greenwood School

Burgess West Host Dinner for Sixteen at Linden Drive

Mr and Mrs Burgess West of 2223 Linden drive SE will host a dinner party on Wednesday evening at their home with covers laid for sixteen guests.

Mrs. Burgess West Linden Drive

Mrs Scott McIntyre Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club

Mrs Scott McIntyre of 657 Cottage Grove Avenue SE hosted her bridge club at a luncheon Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Eight covers were laid for the occasion.

Scott McIntyre Cottage Grove Avenue Cedar Rapids Country Club

Lenore Engelthaler Honored At Walford Family Gathering

A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Anton Votroubek near Walford honored Miss Lenore Engelthaler of Chicago with a noon picnic. Attendees from Cedar Rapids and Walford included numerous Nesetrils, Schlueters, Mertas, Svobodas, and related families. other guests came from Muscatine, Rock Island, and Swisher.

Anton Votroubek Walford Lenore Engelthaler Chicago Cedar Rapids Frank Nesetril Fred Feyerabend Louis Broulik Leo Asenbrener Emil Merta Walter Schlueter Donna Jean Swisher Samuel Strojack Albina Plate Muscatine Edward de Wein Rock Island

Mrs Clifford Hubbell Is Guest In City

Mrs Clifford Hubbell of Buffalo New York arrives in Cedar Rapids for a summer visit staying with her sister Mrs Malcolm Bolton at Carlton apartments. She travels with her mother and sister and attends social events including a dinner at Mrs James E Blake's residence and a tea hosted by Mrs Howard R Green.

Cedar Rapids Clifford Hubbell Buffalo N. Y Malcolm V. Bolton Bolton Carlton Hubbell W. W. Hamilton Steele Wilcox Niantic James E. Blake Crescent Street SE Howard R. Green Bever Avenue SE Hamilton Wilcox Hubbeil

Mrs Brown Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Yates Before Summer Cruise

Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First Avenue East hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon at her home. The event honored Mrs Sherman Yates who plans to sail June 13 on the S S Nieu Amsterdam for a summer voyage to the British Isles.

W. J. Brown First Avenue E Sherman Yates S. S. Nieu Amsterdam British Isles

Bridge Luncheon Winners Named at Cedar Rapids Club

At the regular Cedar Rapids Country Club bridge luncheon on Monday prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles E. Byrnes Miss Marianne Corey Mrs. Lester C. Chadima Mrs. Otto Schluter Mrs. John L. Miller Mrs. Ben Bradford and Mrs. Leonard E. Stark.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Charles E. Byrnes Marianne Corey Lester C. Chadima Otto Schluter John L. Miller Ben Bradford Leonard E. Stark

Miss Sullivan Hosts Dinner and Linen Shower in City

Miss Marie Sullivan of 1444 Bever avenue SE will host a dinner party and linen shower Wednesday evening at the Commonwealth tea room as a courtesy to Mrs. B. L. Jackson, formerly Miss Ruth Ann Charipar before her marriage May 14. Eight guests will be seated at a daisied table and will play bridge after dinner. Sharees include Mrs. Leon Klekar Esther Mullin Mrs. Millard Port Mrs. Austin Rebelski Mrs. Mae Kelly and Mrs. Fred Cook.

Marie Sullivan Bever Avenue SE Commonwealth Tea Room B. L. Jackson Ruth Ann Charipar Bridge Leon Klekar Esther Mullin Millard Port Austin Rebelski Mae Kelly Fred Cook

Dorothy Gearkee Weds Greer McCrory Jr in Presbyterian Church

Dorothy Gearkee and William Greer McCrory Jr. were married Tuesday at First United Presbyterian Church with Rev. officiating. The ceremony featured palm and gladiolus decorations, a JSX bouquet, and pink and white reception decor.

Dorothy Irene Gearkee J. Fred Gearkee Sixth Avenue William Greer McCrory W. Greer McCrory Second Street First United Presbyterian Church McCrory Paul Keyes W. C. Taber Juliet Johanna Hill Margaret Georkee Alice McCrory John Scott Francis Axline Albert McCrory Norman Scott Gearkee

Bride and McCrory Couple Set for Minnesota Wisconsin Trip

The bride and Miss Keren Craig presided as the couple plans a trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin. They will be at home after June 18 at 408 Sixth Avenue SW. Mrs. McCrory wore a powder blue linen going away dress and is a Newton Mass Institute for Mothercraft Education graduate. She worked in Armstrong Clothing infant department. Mr. McCrory is Coe College graduate, member of Eta Sigma Phi, and employed by Welch Cook Beals Company.

Keren Craig Coe College Eta Sigma Phi Welch-Cook-Beals Company

Harringtons Return After Year Abroad in Boston

Dr and Mrs A F Harrington arrive at their parents home on Forest Drive SE after spending a year in Boston where he studied infant and child diseases at Harvard University and its affiliated hospitals. En route they visited Yale Hospital the World’s Fair Johns Hopkins Baltimore and Washington DC. Dr A F Harrington will reopen his medical practice here.

A. F. Harrington Harrington B. Harrington Forest Drive Boston Harvard University School of Medicine Yale University Hospital Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Washington, D. C

Achter Hosts Welcome Weekend Guests Return Home

Mrs. Walter Graham and her daughter Josephine, along with O. W. Stream, left Creston after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Achter at 376 Park Terrace SE.

Walter Graham Josephine O. W. Stream Creston Henry J. Achter Park Terrace SE

Miss Mary Ann Davis Visits Chicago Grandparents

Miss Mary Ann Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Davis of Chicago arrived Monday to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs C A Cramer at 2317 Fifth Avenue SE Billy her son will join June 12 for an indefinite stay.

Mary Ann Davis Harold R. Davis Chicago C. A. Cramer Fifth Avenue SE

Wells Family Hosts House Guests From New Haven and Iowa City

Dr and Mrs F M Wells of 116 Eighteenth street NE entertain their daughter Miss Wilma Wells of New Haven Conn for a two week visit. Their son Francis Wells graduates from the University of Iowa College of Dental Surgery at commencement exercises. Maude English of Iowa City is due to spend a few days with the Wells this week.

F. M. Wells Eighteenth Street Wilma Wells New Haven

Mrs Divine Hosts Tea for Mother in Southeast Home

Mrs H E Divine hosted an informal tea Tuesday afternoon at 2105 Glenway Drive SE to honor her mother Mrs Olive Meeker, who has visited Nashville for her son and plans months long visits in Glendale and San Francisco. Attendees included Mrs M G Rich Mrs W A Ball Mrs Raymond A Reid Mrs I E Jackson Mrs George Arduser and Miss Marjorie Meeker.

H. E. Divine Glenway Drive Olive Meeker Nashville Tenn Glendale San Francisco Calif M. G. Rich W. A. Ball Raymond A. Reid I. E. Jackson George Arduser Marjorie Meeker

James Maloney Hosts Weekend Guests From Abilene

Mr and Mrs James Maloney of 293 Johnson avenue NW hosted weekend guests Tom Brumgardt Bernard Brumgardt and Lester Wilson from Abilene Kansas Don Maloney joined the group and will staff the Boy Scout Brown Memorial camp at Abilene for eight weeks this summer After the camp season the staff will spend two weeks in Mexico.

James Maloney Johnson Avenue Tom Brumgardt Bernard Brumgardt Lester Wilson Abilene Kan Don Maloney Mexico

Hornungs Visit Mrs. W. F. Johnes Ahead of Alumni Golf

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hornung of Glencoe Illinois are guests of Mrs. W. F. Johnes at 1816 Fifth Avenue SE. They travel to Ames for the 1899 class reunion and Mr. Hornung will compete in the first alumni golf tournament on the New Iowa State College course Friday.

J. C. Hornung Glencoe Ill

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William S. Wherry II LaVon Buchanan Alice Snyder Helen Hughes Valerie Keneeny Norma White Ellen Snyder John Bates Des Moines Jeanne Krebs Sara Lee Hesbacher Jane Downer Betty Mae Somner Ray Mills DOWS Second Avenue and Third Ave Second St H. C. Bensons Lindenwood Maryland Burgess Wests Mrs. McIntyre Miss Engelthaler Bluebird Praster China Mrs. Brown Mrs. Sherman Yates Miss Sullivan Mrs. Jackson Dorothy Gearkee Greer McCrory, Jr Newman’s Iowa London Ilondon Ta Ame Second Avenue Second Street SE Renier Shoe Store A. F. Harringtons Achters Lustrium Beauty O'Meara Panamas O’meara’s Genuinep Mrs. Divine Mother James Maloneys Hornungs Akr American Institute of Laundering Palm Beach Eddie Stewart United Air Lines New York Coast Teaan Eere Eninenenititaendiaata Goodall Palm Viears Wy — Ie O’meara Clothing Company
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