Gift presented to Miss Chyle and Mr Koehn at evening event
An evening event concluded with a courtesy gesture for Miss Chyle and Mr Koehn. Mrs Lawrence Talbott and Mrs Charles Matthews led the arrangements.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
2
An evening event concluded with a courtesy gesture for Miss Chyle and Mr Koehn. Mrs Lawrence Talbott and Mrs Charles Matthews led the arrangements.
Miss Frances Ellenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Ellenberger of Springville became the bride of Ivan Hempy son of Mr and Mrs Ira Hempy in a candlelight ceremony at St Pauls Methodist church The Rev Lamont C Smith officiated Miss Gertrude McGrew sang with Frederick Taylor accompanying The bride wore a white silk marquisette gown with lace a shoulder veil and carried pink roses and white sweetpeas Attendants were Arlene Quaas and Merle Clifton Flower girls were Alberta and Verla Clifton A reception followed at the church parlors The bride a Morley school graduate and Coe college alumna recently completed her fourth year of teaching in Morley The groom a Morley high school graduate is farming They will reside on a farm northeast of Lisbon
Dear Miss Manners answers address honesty and discretion in marriage and dating. A wife who cheated on vacation should confess to ease mind and avoid complications. A 16 year old dating a 21 year old with poor reputation risks social judgment and parental concerns. choose a better suitor.
The Cedar Rap Woman's Club approves next year's committee slate at the summer board meeting. Elective program chairs include Mrs. John T. Hecker and Mrs. F. E. Corey, with Mesdames Krickard, Livingston, Shepard, and McKibben as appointees. Other posts cover finance, budget, ways and means, civic duties, flowers and cards, membership, house, history, room, policy, printing, publicity, social activities, hospitality, and records. Delegates from Fort Dodge spoke at a post meeting picnic.
Mrs Robert D. Thomas and her sister in law Miss Janet Thomas depart Sunday to establish homes in California. Mrs Thomas will join Mr Thomas in Fresno while Miss Thomas stays in the state. Mrs Thomas is the former Wynne Hoblitzell.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Compton and daughters Carol Ann and Linda B of Fort Worth Texas arrived Tuesday for several days visit with Mr and Mrs Joseph W Stenner at 357 Garden Drive SE Mrs Stenner is Mr Compton s sister.
Mrs Reiff hosted a buffet supper at 1848 Third Avenue SE Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Elbridge Casselman of Pittsburgh, Pa., a guest of Mr and Mrs Balcom Luberger.
Mr and Mrs Adam Berg of East Orange New Jersey arrived early in the week to spend several days with Mrs L M Ford at 307 Crescent Drive SE. Mrs Berg is the sister of Mrs Ford.
Miss Polly Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE entertained five girls at a luncheon at her home today.
Miss Irma Richtavik of Wilber and Miss Roberta Averill of Scottsbluff Nebraska visit Mr and Mrs V E Richtavik at 507 C avenue NW reading.
Delores Fagan of 1500 Third Avenue SE and Robert Maddigan of 1412 Sixth Avenue SE wed Monday at Immaculate Conception church. Msgr John M Molloy officiated as ceremony and Mary Katherine Guritz sang with Sister Mary Leo accompanying. The couple plans a northern wedding trip. bride a graduate of Immaculate Conception High School Mount Mercy College and Mundelein College. groom attended Maynard High School, graduated Loras College and works for Wilson and Company.
The Navy Mothers' club will meet Friday at 7 p.m. for a picnic in the Glow room of the gas company. They honor Mrs. Ethel Hunt of San Diego California. Members bring sandwiches and a covered dish. serving dishes are provided. Recruiting Officer Marlow Madson will show moving pictures.
Recently elected officers Mrs L R Simon president Mrs George Meyer vice president Mrs Vera Stefan secretary and Mrs Agnes Waite treasurer. All members meet at the Community House Friday at 1 pm to sew for the Red Cross.
Connie Sheridan was honored Thursday noon by Hotel Roosevelt with a luncheon in the Florentine room. Guests included Mrs. C W Johnson and the Misses Louise Buck and Bettie Fitzgerald.
Prized upcoming wedding of Miss Marilyn Chyle and Carl Koehn is highlighted by a Thursday buffet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Bishop and Miss Betty Paterson at 1920 Johnson Avenue NW. Guests include Betsy Paterson and others. multiple showers and greetings marked by gift exchanges accompany the nuptials.
Miss Margaret Hunter of 421 Longwood Drive NE will entertain 30 guests with an informal tea from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday honoring house guest Miss Gladys Johnson of Fort Dodge, a former Cedar Rapids resident.
Breakfast for 50 members and guests of the Rock Island Women's club at Bever Park. Hostess Mrs. J. L. Shuell aided by Mesdames John Doyle Thomas Brady and C. R. Kiffe. New members named Mrs. Louis Yakish and Mrs. Inez Williams. July meeting announced with hostess Mrs. Ellen Mead.
Ruth Millett argues unmarried women can build real homes and fulfill domestic dreams without husbands. Examples include a woman buying land and building a house, another assembling silver and china for a future table, and a third creating a garden in a private home. A caller declares a man in the house is a luxury, not a necessity.
A fun night is set at the Y W C A Friday from 8 to 11 p m with the possibility this could be the last dance of the season signaling an end to the current run.
Plans are complete for the third Bundles for Britain bake sale to be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Martin Dry Goods Company. Fifty five women will bake for the sale.
Mr and Mrs J A Sanden and their son Jackie of Los Angeles visit relatives in town lodging with D E Fagles at 129 Eleventh Street NE and L L Lipps at 1040 Third Avenue SW Mrs Sanden is Lipps and Fagle’s sister The Sandens will spend a month in Iowa and Nebraska before returning to Los Angeles.
The Ladies' auxiliary of Master and Journeymen Barbers held an election at a Wednesday luncheon in Daniels park. Officers chosen include Mrs. John Greenlee as president, Mrs. Henry Metge as vice president, Mrs. Frank Stanley as secretary, and Mrs. Ted Youngton as treasurer.
Members of the Ladies' auxiliary to the Canopus Luncheon Club held their monthly meeting Tuesday at Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Mulson's summer home on Lake Macbride. They ate a picnic lunch on the porch. The next auxiliary meeting is set for July 15.
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