Elizabeth Focht to Be Married
Miss Focht will leave today for Geneva New York where the wedding will take place.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1943
Page
18
Miss Focht will leave today for Geneva New York where the wedding will take place.
Miss Edina Sanders daughter of Mrs. Mary Sanders and Claire H. Floyd son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Floyd were united in marriage March 4 at the Center Point Methodist church. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Ear Swartzbaugh of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Floyd wore a dark red velvet dress with Talisman roses. Mrs. Sanders wore a wine wood dress with gardenias. The couple plan to make their home in Center Point.
Mrs Norman Sutliff of 1652 Ellis Boulevard SW entertained a party for daughter Sue Ken on her fourth birthday Thursday. Attending were Sherry Messinger Judy-Judy Kremenak Carol Miller Dean Sutliff Mrs sone a erty Mrs Joe Miller and Ellen's grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Thompson.
The Northeast district of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold a spring conference Friday at 9 45 a.m. presided by Mrs Peter J Olsen with Mrs Chris Hinning as principal speaker on War Service A Challenge to the PTA Reservations for lunch at Trinity Methodist Church are with Mrs A Norman. Newcomers luncheon is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Glow Room of the Gas All Cedar Rapids alumni plan a Linn County Iowa State alumni dinner March 26 at 6 30 p.m. at the Y M C A. The Business and Professional Women's club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Light Company Bungalow with changes in venue noted. Alpha Xi Delta Mothers club meets Tuesday at 12 30 for luncheon with Mrs H Hahn. The annual Alpha Xi Delta mother and daughter dinner is March 23 at St Pauls Methodist Church. Birthday party honors Larry Stober with guests listed.
Third Officer Kathryn McWilliams of the WAAC public relations staff at Fort Des Moines will address Beta Sigma Phi business girls at 7 30 PM at the YWCA. She will discuss mess management classes the bakers and cooks school at Fort Des Moines and general WAAC work. Films of nurses aides shown by Miss Vivien Buser. Arrangements by Mrs Carl Nelson with refreshments by several members.
A group of friends celebrated Mrs. J. A. McDonald's 77th birthday with a Tuesday visit and picnic dinner. The Presbyterian guild met with Mrs. Peter Prahm on Wednesday, sewed for the Red Cross and enjoyed a potluck. Mr and Mrs John Hinricks hosted a card party west of town Tuesday.
Betsy Flodin daughter of Mrs C C Flodin of 309 Nineteenth street SE was one of nine journalism students at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois recently pledged to Theta Sigma Phi the national professional journalism fraternity Flodin who will graduate from the Medill school of journalism in June is a staff member of the Medillion weekly publication which launched last week and appeared in the annual gridiron dinner show Saturday night.
The Evening Reading group meets Tuesday at 403 Dunreath drive NE with Miss Helen Duncan. Assisting hostess Miss Maxine Gmelin and Miss Mildred Deischer will present a review. The East and West Side W C T U entertain the Home for Aged Women Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Davidson and Mrs G Krabbenhoff performing readings and songs. A picnic for the Society for the Hard of Hearing occurs Friday at 6 p m in its rooms 10642 Second avenue SE. The White Shrine Kensington hosts a meeting Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs M D McWilliams 2248 Grande avenue SE with several patrons listed.
Wyoming Mrs. John Freeman was elected president of the Progressive Woman's club at the annual meeting held at her home. Mabel Streeper and Mrs. Peter Sievers were elected vice-presidents, Mrs. Klaude Dick secretary and Mrs. Ed Urban treasurer. Mrs. Howard Day was elected president of the Hawthorne club at Jane Inglis's home. Other officers elected were Mrs. E. C. Diggs vice president, Mrs. L. M. Sherrill secretary and Mrs. L. M. Koch treasurer.
Coe college Delta Phi Epsilon held its annual spring formal at the Cedar Rapids Country Club from 7 to 11. Jack Parrish and his orchestra provided music for dancing. Arrangements were led by Robert Christianson and Robert Schuelzky. Tables featured pink and white carnations, and guest favors were compacts bearing the fraternity crest. Faculty guests included Capt. and Mrs. William M. Sharpe, Capt. and Mrs. Bernard L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harris A. Lamb, and Dean and Mrs. D. Lamb.
The Wilson, Hayes, Taylor, Fillmore, Harrison, Arthur, Kenwood P T A groups announce meetings this week. Highlights include Go To School Night at Wilson with class schedules and a 15 minute per class format, a Fillmore dads night with Lt Arthur Hodges, and an open house at Harrison and Arthur schools with program and exhibits.
West Branch announces the engagement and approaching marriage of Barbara Mae Rummeils to John Edward Thompson with a wedding planned for March 27. Chaplain Robert N. Schwyhart addressed the Methodist church group at a family night supper. Community meetings included club socials and Red Cross sewing bee with officer elections.
Coupon schedules for sugar coffee and other staples in war ration book No 1 and 2 set March 15 to April 30 expirations and March 21 March 29 start dates. Renewal rules cover transfer of sugar coupon use among blood relatives and local ration board contact Linn County in the American Building with weekday hours 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 12.
Mrs Clell Kelch is first vice president and Mrs O E Jensen is second vice president. Mrs Walter Stanley serves as recording secretary with Mrs Floyd Fawcett as corresponding secretary. Treasurer is Mrs T M Davis and program committee members include Mrs E C Branson Mrs S L Jeffries Mrs Melvin Vincent and Mrs L W Heald.
The forty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W J Ley was observed Tuesday. Dinners were hosted by Earl Bull Mae Beatty Harold Gates B C Pickerill and C Gillis. Mrs Orville Spurgeon hosted the Lutheranguild event and a class picnic was held at Anna King’s home with Lucy Williamson assisting.
Clarence Mrs Richard Meyer hosted Thursday for Connie Meyer's birthday with several hostesses from Kensington of Victory. Fifteen pounds of carpet rags were sewn for Knox ville Veterans facility. Ed Joslin honored at Sunday dinner on his birthday. Unit 38 Iowa United Service Women elected officers Helen Lane president Pearl Kembel vice president Virginia McKean secretary Lucille Joslin treasurer Helen Seaton chaplain Emma Bixler sergeant at arms Esther Ibsen historian. The unit leads the Red Cross membership drive locally.
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