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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1932
Page
10
Summer wardrobe guidance favors simple lines and cool colors with small scattered geometric prints on light grounds. Pattern 1173 and 1106 examples show fabric yardage and notions required, order details, and catalog pricing from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
La Porte City notes detail multiple social events for Mrs. L. C. Taylor as she prepares to relocate to Radcliffe. Clubs including Double Six Bridge, Tourist, Lotus, and Lyra Eastern Star host picnics, gifts are exchanged, and installations announced for July 1.
Miss La Reta Nathel Lewis became the bride of Harold Ealy in a Saturday ceremony before about forty relatives. The bridal party wore blue net and pink satin, with Mendelssohn’s wedding march and a solo by Dick Gatrell. After a church dinner the couple honeymooned in Illinois and Indiana, planning to live on a farm near Marengo after July 4.
Mrs. Donovan Hines, newlywed, celebrated with a Methodist hall shower hosted by Clara Hill and others. Guests included O L Millard, R M Collar, J D Collar, and Eleanor Smith among local and out of town attendees from Le Grand, Nevada and Gilman.
Atkins Mrs John Williams presided as hostess for the English Ladies society at the Lutheran church school hall on Wednesday. Mrs Charles Roths and Mrs Carl Lieb hosted a benefit card party on Thursday at the Lieb home. Five hundred scores were posted by Peter McGivern and Mrs H
The wedding took place Wednesday at noon in Olin with forty guests. Rev. A Matthias of Anamosa officiated. The couple planned to honeymoon at Lake Okoboji and reside on a farm after July 4.
A brief note from Fliegende Blaetter in Munich records a conversation about admitting a man named Smith to a club. The exchange questions whether he should join, labeling him a bore, and suggests the group wanted someone who could grumble.
Mechanicsville hosts a farewell for Mrs. Fred Lohman moving to California. Thirty to forty attend Bertha Koppenhaver’s eighteenth birthday party with family and friends from Tipton. Fred Hines celebrates birthday with local guests. M. E. Sater hosts M. B. Bridge Club with high scores. Cedar Rapids visitors join California picnic in Bever Park honoring W. W. Little of California.
Columbus Junction residents heard a cred supper at the Presbyterian church on Thursday. The Rev Balcoff and his daughter Mary ae of Seaton Illinois and Cedar Rapids guests attended. Mrs Lamp and Mrs etl entertained the cie Society Tuesday at the Methodist church.
The Riverside ta Dek bridge club met at Mrs. Norval Flynn's home. First prize went to Mrs. E. E. Blythe and Mrs. Verne Landers took second. Traveling prize to Mrs. E. F. Wheelan and consolation to Mrs. R. C. Knight. Attendees included Mrs. R. G. Miller and Mrs. C. J. Karel among others. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Blythe. A camping trip to Holland's Ferry on the Iowa River was planned by several couples, and Miss Martha Joebgen and Omer C. Strabala announced their marriage in North Washington with ceremony at Immaculate Conception church.
Announced marriages include Ruby McCombs to Lawrence Ferris on April 16 in Princeton Illinois with ceremony by Rev John Acheon. The couple will reside in North English after July 1. Florence Wine and Carl C White to wed June 20 at West Liberty Christian parsonage. Thomas Dorcas circle to meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Gail and Gladys Bell hosting.
Maquoreta Miss Marjorie Ripple and Ralph W. Schroeder were married Wednesday at 11 in the home of the bride's parents Preston. Rev. E A Biederman officiated. Attendants were Eva Sagers and Forrest Ripple. The couple plans a wedding trip then residences Vermont Street. Schroeder works as deputy county treasurer. Carmelita O Toole, moving to Belle Plaine, was honor guest at a party hosted by Margaret Moyle Tuesday.
Mr Lenker and Mrs Baker marked their fifty third wedding anniversary Tuesday. Residents of the locality for eight years, their family includes Gene Lenker, Walter Junction, and Miss Oliver, a junior piano pupil who gave a recital under Mrs R D, chair of the Ladies Society Methodist event committee.
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