Around the Towns Bright Evening Recaps and Local Quips
Montrose hotel hosts Junior League program with Max Daehler conducting a playful crowd cites Phoebe Montgomery praising the music. A scene unfolds with two excited women asking if the Hill Billies finished as guests discuss dinner plans at the Bingham home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
Max Daehler
Montrose Hotel
Phoebe Montgomery
Prof. Daehler
Hill
May Meetings and Reminders Across Mount Vernon PE Chapters
May brings music and meetings for Mount Vernon PE chapters. Chapter DE hosts at 510 Knollwood SE with a talk on Now or Never Conservation. Chapter GM gathers at 2030 Fifth Ave SE. Chapter HJ hosts at 1731 Fifth Ave SE with a program led by Mrs. W Craven Shuttleworth. A Cornell alumni banquet at the Cedar Rapids YMCA features President Burgstahler and the Cornell string quartet, with Mrs. H Ring as committee chair. Miss Geneva Haldeman visits her mother at 1945 Bever Ave SE. The Ladies Literary Club meets at 3300 First Ave E for luncheon and officer elections. Shakespeare club dedicates a sun dial at Ellis Park with Dr. Charles T. Hickok presiding. Executive Cedar Rapids Woman's Club board meets Monday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Coquillette
Chapter
Knollwood Drive
H. O. Cutler
C. J. Stewart
C. D. Hedberg
Marian Wilson
Joanna Hagey
C. V. Lehman
Fifth Avenue SE
C. C. Flodin
E. R. Newcomer
Amnie Franken
Katherine Franken
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Binghams
Ladies Literary Club
Charles W Bingham
First Avenue E
Newcomers Club Bridge Tea And Socials Noted
Newcomers club hosts a bridge tea Thursday from 2 to 4 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building ballroom inviting all newcomers. Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae meet Tuesday evening at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food shop with hostesses listed. Pi Beta Phi alumnae gather Monday at 4 p m at Mrs Killian's home followed by dinner. Mrs Ella T Farmer of Miami will visit Omaha then return home about June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Collins
Art
E. H. Bingham
David Bingham
Roland Moehlman
Arnold Pyle
Art Collins
Chamber’of Commerce
Miss Grace Boston
Dial
L. Eridson
Irvine Golan
L. P. Boudreaux
D. J. de Velin
George S. Lamb
John Byrne
W. C. Hart
M. C
Gamma Phi Beta
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food
Mary Elizabeth
Helen Kehoe
A. K. Raduenz
Ford Stewart
PI Beta Phi
MRS
Herbert Killian
Woodland Drive
Thomas L. Crabbe
Ella T. Farmer
Miami
Fla
Inlaw
J. LeRoy Farmer
Blake Boulevard
Omaha
H. H. Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Ethel Wood Burmingham
Marion
Quartet Will Give College Club Program
The Des Moines Argonne quartet, winners of a state contest, will perform at the College club meeting hosted by Mrs. R. P. Taylor at 300 Nineteenth St SE on Saturday at 2 30 PM. Members include Harmie Rasmussen Gladys McDonald Bowen Sonia Sands and Gladys Stevenson with Frances Fowler as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Burlington
Iowa
Frances Fowler
Alma Garber Bridges
Coe
College Club
E J. North
Betty Schissel and Myles Deeny Wed at Immaculate Conception
Betty Schissel daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Schissel Fort Atkinson and Myles Deeny son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deeny Waucoma were married Saturday at 9 am at the Immaculate Conception church by Msgr John M Molloy. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schissel
F. J. Schissel
Fort Atkinson
Myles Deeny
Joseph Deeny
Waucoma
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Cletus Boland
Cedar Rapids
Commonwealth Tea Room
Paul Schissel
William Luzum
Calmar
Rosemary
Joan Deeny
Vincent Putz
Harold Marron
D. McEnany
Ray McGovern
Alice Deeny
Nancy Claire Comstock
Chicago
Leonard Schissel
Arcadia
Miss Cecily Cocker and Donald Leonard wed in Cedar Rapids
The ceremony included attendants Miss Dolores Shelton and Mrs. Ray Gentry with gowns of summer wine and hyacinth blue chiffon. The bride wore a bouquet of talisman roses and stock, and the reception followed at the Cocker home. The couple will reside at 886 Center Point road NE after May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Atwell
Dolores Shelton
Chariton
Ray Gentry
Chicago
Sheonard
Ronald P. Evans
Frank L. Phelps
Cedar Rapids
Robert Miller
Minneapolis
Mr. Leonard
Thomas Jackson
Muscatine
Alan Baldwin
Davenport
Cedar Rapids. Co
Cecil Bruner
Cocker Home
W. P. Rohrbach
England
Center Point Road
Leonard
Washington High School
Coe College
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Delta Gamma
West Waterloo High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
International Harvester Company
Helen Louise Bernbrook
Betty Brown
Clifford Fox
Perry Sanborn
Richard Young
Waterloo
Kenneth Cline
Flora Mary Clapp
Katherine Cobb
Helen Datesman
Jeanette Luther
Maurice Crew
Betty Goodwin
Ralph Harmon
Des Moines
Jack Durin
R. C. Maley
C. N. Richmond
Vera Voss
Ray
Cedar Rapids Community Players elects Miss Lackersteen president
Heads Community Players announce Miss Mary Lackersteen of 1714 Park Avenue SE as new president, succeeding Mrs. J L Cooper of 1922 Glenway Drive SE. The group plans a strong season next year under her leadership after years of active involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lackersteen
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Stock Leads Chicago Symphony at Mount Vernon Concert
The 39th annual Mount Vernon Cornell music festival honors Dr. Fred Stock for conducting his 100th concert here with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. A week of social events includes guests from Chicago and notable locals, with receptions and teas concluding the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaynes
Mount Vernon
Chicago
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Stock
Lloyd McCutcheon
Clara Blinks
William Hermon Norton
Cornell College
Stock
Chicago Symphony
Cornell
Ount Vernon
May
H. J. Burgstahler
Willard C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Alfred Wolfe
Stuckslager
Lanning Macfarland
L. L. McArthur
Frank Mannheimer
London
R. B. McConlogue
Hans Lange
Jacques Jolas
Burgstahler
C. E. Hedges
J. R. Eyre
Home Economics Department
Luella V. Ninde
Merner Hall
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Ham
Kate
Ruth Wilder
Betty Curry
Ruth
Atherine Bryan
Philadelphia
Citizens
Katherine
Charles Tomec
Chi Beta Phi
John H. Fortune
Ave Williams
Public Improvements
Benton County Auditor's Office
Dave
Thas
Acolpla
Gs Ette
O' Kan
Leone
Arvone
Night Watch
Collie
Prato Fe
Geneva Evers
Gazette
Ornell Music Festival
Thomas
John ©Ates Thomas
Bib
Mr. Thomas
Eleanor Cook
Eleanor
T. R. Warriner
Mrs. Cleaver
Mt. Prospect
Tommy
Sally
Mr. Cleaver
Warriner
Miss Haldeman
Motzier
Geneva Haldeman
Frances Shimer College
Mt. Carroll
A. L. Haldeman
Bever Avenue SE
Shakespeare Club
Ellis Park
Charles T. Hickok
Albert Jenkins
ST. Paul
Albert P Jenkins
Robert Angell
St. Paul, Minn
000 Woman's Club Board
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
000 College Club
E. E. Scheriefelt
Vernon Drive
My Story
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Mary Lawton
R. H. Triem
H. M. Benninghoff
Cyril Scott
F. B. Thiel
Scott McIntyres
Detroit
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
Mr. McIntyre
J. S. McIntyre
Donald McIntyre
City
Mrs. Thomas
Carl D. Thomas
Lee
Washington Avenue
Rufus E. Lee
000
Nature and Garden Group
Miss Pritchett
Robert B. George
Florence
Ala
Betty Pritchett
A Avenue NE
Paul Franks
Mrs. Ferman
Mrs. Paul Frank
Polly
Grinnell
Mrs. Frank
Kent Ferman
Third Avenue SE
Mrs. Johnson
Phipps Home
C. ©. Johnson
Durant, Okla
William L. Phipps
Aia Phipps
Cecily Cocker
Donald Leonard
Underhill
Albert Irving
Charles Rose
Retha Underhill
Bride Elect
Rose
Eighteenth Street
Miss Underhill
H. C. Underhill
George Stroppel
Wilbur Klopp
Howard A. Livingood
Bessie Livingood
Florence Livingood
Mizpah
the King’s Daughters
L. R. Buffington
First Avenue W
Camp Good Health
J. M. Wiley
Social Welfare Society of
Lincoln
Neb
Associated Charities of
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Nebraska
Eastman
Western Reserve University School of Applied Social Sciences
Phi Beta Kappa
American Association of Social Workers
Nebraska State Conference of Social Work
Mrs. Burmingham
Explorers Club
MI88
Boston
Grace Hoston
Grace Behr
Robert Milliken
Behr
Eva Byerly
Commonwealth Apartments
Donald Meyers
Vincent Gough
John Winston
Horace Alden ‘Miller
Vera and
Evelyn Yates
Betty Baker
Ione Leo
Dysart
Chars
Zoric
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