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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
3
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Association schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Gold Room at WMT TV Broadcast Park. Directors for expiring terms will be elected and plans for the next season will be discussed with eligible members invited.
In Oregon the interior designer advises homeowners that remodeling costs are investments, resale value depends on color choices, and a trained eye can align projects with budget. The designer emphasizes market knowledge over basic purveyors, tailoring plans to clients.
The Wednesday morning ladies duplicate bridge at the home of Mrs. Robert Vater 2044 Grande Avenue SE produced winners Lena Hodgin and Harold Barton in north south and Fred Krause and A W O Meara in east west. The Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast club met Wednesday morning at Bishop's cafeteria Rosy Wiley spoke on the stock market and investment clubs.
Pre nuptial parties honor Miss Karen Outzen who will wed William Verminont at 3629 Skylark Lane SE. Sixteen guests attended a Tuesday courtesy at Miss Judy DeLay 314 Nineteenth Street SE with co hosts Miss Lisa Glanville and Miss Julie Cobb. A Cedar Rapids Country Club luncheon drew 23 attendees hosted by Sherry Rush Pat Helm Pam Helm and Karen Paylis. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold F Outzen of Murray Hill New York.
Miss Berthe E. Wells, daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Wells of Town City, will be honored Friday at 1 p m with a pre-nuptial luncheon at Indian Creek Country Club. Hostess Mrs Ralph P Young will entertain 20 guests. Miss Wells and Thomas B Keith of Marion are to wed June 23.
Mrs. Charles Larrabee and her four children from Albuquerque are staying at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Kaufman’s home at 1974 Second Avenue SE for a two week visit, arriving Thursday.
Mrs A D Cline earned medallist honors at Ellis park women s day. Winners in flights included Mrs James Corwin Mrs Clark Toussaint Miss Betty Hruska Mrs CG 5 Morningstar Mrs William Schwitzer Mrs Larry Gris swold Mrs Lester Jones Mrs Robert Portner and Mrs Earl Chamberlain. Hostesses were the Mines John Heefner and Marvin Martin with 42 participants.
Eighteen guests attend a linen shower and picnic for Miss Patricia Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson, at Bever Park. Miss Dolores Finnegan and Mrs. David Selzer host. Wilson is set to wed Thomas Gamsky on June 30. Air Force Mothers Club met at the Coliseum to hear reports on clothing and canteen books sent to Pine Ridge and Oakdale, and to vote on charity drives. National President Florence Garrett attended.
A pink and blue shower Tuesday evening honored Mrs. Don Steuber at the home of Mrs. John H. Hinrichs 242 Twenty second street NW. Co hosts were Mrs. Fred Werning 226 Jaleventis Street NW and Miss Kathryn Steuber 414 iGwendolyn Drive NE with 45 guests.
Dan Demorest, son of Mr and Mrs James A Demorest of Westerville Ohio, visits Ralph and Mrs. Martin at 309 Eighth Street SE for three weeks. The Martins plan a Lake of the Woods Canada trip after. Col and Mrs John D Claire and Tommy from Fort Knox Ky call Thursday for a brief stay with Col Ashby and Mrs Delbert R Ashby at 2520 Country Club Parkway SE and with their daughter Miss Jean Ashby.
Mrs Harald L Moore will present her piano students in a Friday recital at 7 30 PM in Hill Brunner's Recital Hall. Performers include Karla and Kathy Anderson Bruce Bock Andy Byron Puckwall Betsy Jean Haglund Margie Hastings Kate Kanealy Dorothy and Brute MacKay Ann McElroy Douglas and Jerry Moore Kitty Laura Reed Cathy Cynda Shields Kristin Stuhr Martha Joan Vavra Nancy Esslinger Carolyn Moershel and Nancy Simmen.
An alt to the shirt waist dress features a slim top with a wide pleated or godet skirt ideal for summer. The silhouette echoes a princess line with a roomy lower half while keeping a fitted upper bodice.
An advertisement touts OORINEX as a prescription free weight loss aid. It claims appetite suppression and faster weight loss with a 53.00 price and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with mail order accessibility and endorsements.
The McKinley school class of January 1942 will hold a reunion on Saturday June 23 at the Shorewood. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs Joseph Zitek at EM 5 0072.
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