Dope On Adorning Your Dukes Glove Fashion and Events
A layered note lists glove styles from doeskin to pigskin with four eight and six button lengths and white and bright spring colors. It also previews a glass industry containers project and a Cedar Rapids Woman's club program including Dr Jack T Johnson on South America in wartime, meetings, music events, and bird day observance with speakers from Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Jack T. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Palimpsest
The
State Historical Society
WSUI
George Arduser
C. C. Hillhouse
Wayne Basler
Oliver S. Wilson
Choosing Garden Plants For Small Spaces And Morale
The article suggests using trillium grandiflora, low growing ferns, red bud, flowering crabs, and newer shrubs like French lilacs Forsythia and Mock orange to brighten small gardens. It notes crabs bloom in May, are hardy, and attract birds, with options for cutting flowers or fruit. A morale boosting quote about flowers accompanies the gardening tips. Mrs. Josehine Ehlers hosted a farewell for her son Ralph who will soon enter military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josehine Ehlers
Ralph
Monticello Hosts Bridge Clubs and Social Gatherings
Monticello hosts featured bridge nights with Langer and Shover as hostesses. High scores went to Mrs. Ray Childress and Mrs. Shover while guests included Mrs. Glen Hargrave and Mrs. Otto Kucera. Other events include Fortnightly Bridge Club desserts, Neighborhood club dinners, and Presbyterian Ladies Aid luncheon. Mrs. Riess Stuhler and Miss Caroline Hicks were among those honored before Hicks plans to move to Loveland Colorado. Tuesday luncheons and group gatherings continued with hosts Harriet Coughlan, L J Swift, and others. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs Hatty Hoag, Mrs Boyd Shannon, and Mrs George Maire. Office holders of the Ladies Aid were elected: President Mrs Bernard Cass, vice president Mrs George Munroe, secretary Mrs Donald Clark, treasurer Mrs Donald Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Langer
John Shover
Langer
Ray Childress
Shover
Glen Hargrave
Otto Kucera
John Fraser
James Carter
F. P. Stuhler
L. W. Lovell
Neighborhood Club
Hatty Hoag
Boyd Shannon
George Maire
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church
William Hoffman
Bernard Cass
George Munroe
Donald Clark
Donald Sutherland
Spring's First Blossoms in Gardens A Guide
A garden feature by Mrs J L Rhea with notes on early bulbs snowdrops crocuses and daffodils from gardeners Hattie S Tanner Julius Sorensen and Henry Hromek. The piece advises choosing top size bulbs and cautions on pruning large trees recommending Magnolia soulangeana as a suitable smaller shade option for homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rhea
Hattie S. Tanner
Williamsburg
Susie
Tommy
Julius F. Sorensen
Sixth Avenue SE
Henry J. Hromek
Second Avenue SE
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Stafy Reporter
Glass Industry
Department of Commerce
Herbert A. Beenk
Art Department
C. C. Moffitt
A. H. Mott
Woman's Club Chorus
Music Department
Chateaubriand
Child of Prayer
R. A Groom
R. J Allen
Gordon Barger
Charles Duster
Sidney L. Myers
F. E. Mueller
Joshua
Paul Miner
G. J Lorenzen
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Hush DeWees
Sam Nassif Chrest
Lord
Mendelssohn
C. A. Noe
Lamb of God Breet
Woman's Club
Moss Grace Meloney
Lulu Engelmann Welty
Lorenzen
Nature and Garden
Nature and Garden Department
W. E. Mickel
Jean Anderson
Coe
W. N. Keck
Aurora
Monticello
Luberger’s
Sofa of Regency Inspiration
Ada Foster Murray
Susie and
Moth
Maximilian
Duncan Phyfe
Luberger
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