Brides Elect Honored Guests At Weekend Showers
Brides elect with weddings in June were feted at multiple events. Miss Margaret Wilson will wed Duane D. Blackwell on June 26 with hostesses Mrs. Harold N. Graves and Mrs. Roy E. Choate at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Nearby, Miss Dorothea Dolson receives a kitchen shower from Miss Peggie Bode. Miss Valerie Gould travels from Clinton as house guest. Additional celebrations honor Miriam Pers and Mary Kay Jennings among other guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Duane D. Blackwell
Harold N. Graves
Blake Boulevard
Roy E. Choate
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Peggie Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue
Dorothea Dolson
Glenn W. Beneke
Mishawaka
Ind
Dolson
Valerie Gould
Clinton
Marie Dolson
Mardella Parrott
Dorothy Carr
Primrose Selden
Betty Knox
Margaret Farquhar
Jeanetta Hatfield
Margaret Fortsch
Mary Jo Johnson
Phyllis Rogers
Bonnie Curry
Rachel Austin
Naomi Hauser
Cora Hampton
Elsie Power
Jess Kitterman
L. L. Dolson
William Hach
Miriam P
Ers
Charles A. Overley
Chicago
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
Ding
Mw’ Vd
Marion
Brideeses D. Roberts
Ary Kay Jennings
Nome
Grande Avenue
Club Dance To Honor Students Cedar Rapids Event
A June graduation themed dinner dance at the Cedar Rapids Country Club invites graduates and summer vacationing students as guests. Dancing starts at 9 PM with a modern band and porch dining on a special summer menu. Honorary hosts listed include the Chadimas McGladrey Durham Johnston Winslow Boudreaux Ingersoll Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
L&. C. Chadima
I. B. McGladrey
Harry Durham
Raymond §. Johnston
Ann Winslow
L. P. Boudreaux
T. M. Ingersoll
Albert P. Jenkins
Eastern trip for E M Sobodas Jr noted by Cedar Rapids Rainbow assembly
Mr and Mrs Edward M Sobodas Jr and children Nancy and Jeffrey left by car for a month in the east. They will visit Mrs Sobodas mother in Akron and attend Amherst college reunion, the New York world’s fair, and Washington DC. Cedar Rapids Rainbow assembly hosts the fourteenth annual Iowa grand assembly through Wednesday with Charmion Chapman and Ruth Hubbard among officers. Delegates from the order are to arrive. registration opens at the Masonic hall and a grand officers rehearsal is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Soboda
Fifth Avenue SE
Nancy
Jeffrey
Motor
East
Soboda
John Rowley
Akron
Order of Rainbow
Iowa
Grand Assembly
Charmion Chapman
Harold Chapman
Miss Chapman
Diana Brokaw
Theone Larson
Charity
Elaine Kemper
Hope
Jacqueline Lorig
Faith
Masonic Hall
Assembly
Dorothy Miller
Peggie Bode
Patricia Rice
Lyman Jones
Estelle Bachelder
Janie Lou Haney
Betty Szicar Honored On Her Birthday
The Old Maids club hosted a surprise birthday party for Betty Szicar at 383 Twenty first Street SE. The event featured a picnic supper and a later outing to the Royal American Shows carnival with a group of friends and relatives, including guests from Seattle and Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Szicar
Twentyfirst
Old Maids Club
Patricia Graves
Blake Boulevard
Miss Lzicar
Marianne Corey
Betty Gage
Jeanne Rowe
Patricia Saiter
Graves
Betty Mae Sommer
Mary Jane Murdock
Katherine Luberger
Betty Hamilton
Kathryn Lynch
Marie Dolson
John Woodward
Seattle
Wash
Harold N. Graves
E. W. LaPlante
Bill Norris
Bob Meek
Jim Bramwell
Bob Dennis
J. B. Lyman
Jack Cocker
Bob Cravenaugh
Peter Dows
Perry McCollister
Bob Stuff
Walton Keller
Graves family to depart for five week western trip
Mr and Mrs Harold N Graves and their daughter Patricia Graves of 2142 Blake boulevard SE will leave by train Monday night for a five week trip through the west They plan to visit Salt Lake City Seattle and coastal California cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N. Graves
Blake Boulevard
Patricia Graves
West
Salt Lake City
Seattle
California
Harry B. Graefe
Des Moines
Susan
Margaret Barngrover Crowned Cotton Ball Queen
In Cedar Rapids the Cotton Ball at the Country Club celebrated with OCERN SWING by a southern band. Miss Margaret Barngrover, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Barngrover, was named Cotton Queen after a coronation by Mrs Gordon Fennell. Her escort Earl Delzell Jr served as king as the hall featured cotton bush decor and a festive plantation atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Massa Tom’s
Margaret Barngrover
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
Gordon Fennell
The
League
Barngrover
Out-of-Town Guests Enjoy Cedar Rapids Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors staying with Cedar Rapids residents include the Swilers and Wesley Swiler of Burlington at the Larimer home, the Pittps and Daniel families hosting guests, Chicagoan Edmund W. Miller with Isaac B. Smith, and visitors from South Bend Los Angeles and Lincoln for the Junior League Cotton Ball weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hudson Swiler
Wesley Swiler
Burlington
William L. Phipps
Woodland Drive
Edmund W. Miller
Chicago
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Robert Muessel
South Bend
Ind
Chester D. Salter
Knollwood Drive
E. W. LaPlante
Blake Boulevard
O. H. Daniel
Sinclair Avenue
Charles M. Daniel
Davenport
Edward LaPlante Daniel
H. W. Montgomery
J. C. Fitts
Mr. Fitts
Kansas City
William McRoberts
Lincoln
Neb
Los Angeles
Calif
Milton Weiss
Adrienne Weiss
Phillip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Lieut Clark Family to Visit Cedar Rapids Friends
Lieut James S Clark and wife with baby Sara Helen arrive Monday to see his mother and sister in Cedar Rapids. They travel on to San Francisco for duty. Also visiting are the Stevenson family and Miss Audrey Jones. A Des Moines visit is noted and a bridge luncheon is planned at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Monday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Clark
Sara Helen
William K. Stevenson
West Coast
Stevensons
Clark Home
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Herbert Cherrys Host Supper for Visitor in Tama
Social notes report Mrs. Herbert T. Cherry entertained guests at their Tama home for Mrs. George Lutgerding of Phoenix visiting sisters Agatha and Nelle Cherry. Lodge of hospitality extended with Ced ar Rapids friends in attendance. Other events include a breakfast hosted by Mrs. Lumir Severn and plans for summer travel by Mrs. R. W. Greene and daughters Joanne and Katheryn. Mrs. John M. Grimm returns from Excelsior and will join husband in Sioux City for State Bar sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Cherry
Tama
George Lutgerding
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Cherry
Agatha
Nelle Cherry
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Cherrys
Mrs. Lutgerding
R. W. Greene
Bever Avenue SE
Katheryn
Joanne
Minnesota
Greene
J. D. Wardle
Second Avenue SE
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue SE
Elms Hotel
Excelsior
Grimm
Sioux City
State Bar Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow State Assembly
Jacqueline Lorig, Diana Brokaw
E. M. Sobodas, JR
Vera Cullman
Thompson
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Harold Reids
Roths and Reids
Harold E. Reid
Green Bay
Wis
Walter E. Roth
Park Terrace
Raymond A. Reid
Mrs. Clark
Audrey Jones
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Thomas M. Jones
Country Club Parkway SE
Harry Graefes
Amor Sargent
Herbert Cherrys
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