Coe College May Fete to Crown Queen Sunday
Coe College plans its annual May Fete Sunday at 2 30 p m on the campus lawn. The event features interpretive dance with queen crowning by Mrs Wally Schwank and a 27 dancer program set to Parade of Music.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
3
Coe College plans its annual May Fete Sunday at 2 30 p m on the campus lawn. The event features interpretive dance with queen crowning by Mrs Wally Schwank and a 27 dancer program set to Parade of Music.
Mrs. Jerome C. Fisher of Cleveland, a former Cedar Rapids resident, was honored at a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Haven Y. Simmons. Guests sat at a wheel shaped table in the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln Jefferson room with gladiolus decorations. Mrs. Fisher will return home after five days in Simmons’ home.
Mrs A J Coburn of Linden drive SE returned home Wednesday evening from an eight week tour of Southern Europe. She was accompanied by Mrs Isadore Marx of Bogalusa Louisiana.
Mrs. Carl N. Ettinger of 2635 Bever Avenue SE was elected to the board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods at its biennial convention in Toronto running April 27 to May 2.
London denies royal disapproval of the match between Princess Margaret and Robin Douglas Home. King Gustav suggests the 25 year old must establish himself in life perhaps as an MP before marriage. Douglas Home works in advertising by day and a cocktail lounge by night earning about 125 dollars weekly.
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower sent regrets that she could not return to her hometown for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention. The telegram was read at the opening session as the conference met at the First Methodist church near her birthplace.
Mt Mercy College will host its Spring Prom titled Some Enchanted Evening Friday from 9 to midnight in the college auditorium. Queen candidates include De loris Hennessey Sarah Moody Marilyn Krob and Marian Haennig with music by Jerry Gillis and his combo for dancing. Faculty guests include several college and Mercy Hospital figures. Miss Jody Niles of Anamosa is listed among attendees.
The arrangements chairman is supported by assistants including Miss Marjorie O'Brien of Anamosa, Miss Betty Kayser of Independence, Miss Dorothy Dwan of Mason City, Miss Kathleen Kelly of Winthrop, Miss Imelda Sutton of Decorah, and Miss Mary Bahl of Waterloo along with Mr Frederick of North Muskegon.
Mrs. Floyd H. Meyer of 309 F avenue NW won first place in the annual Singer Dress-Making contest at the Singer Sewing center in the Town and Country shopping center Tuesday evening. She advances to the regional contest in Milwaukee. runners up were Miss Sally Mead of 3717 H avenue NE and Mrs. Virgil Shaeffer of 3165 Grove Court SE.
Fifty five women attended the Ellis Park event on Wednesday for a guest day. Prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Best Mrs. D. E. McKee and Mrs. Craig Seeley in groups A B and C. Approaches were sunk by Mrs. Raymond Dunahugh and Mrs. Harold Dean on the seventh and third. Mrs. William Moeller was medalist with 47.
Daughters of Isabella will initiate May 26 at the Roosevelt hotel with Mrs. Paul Pickart as regent and initiation chairmen Mrs. Wilbert Beckman and Mrs. L. J. Zak. Retreats are set for Aug 16 to 18 at Mt. Mercy college chaired by Rev. Edgar Kurt. The annual picnic is planned for June 26 at Ellis Park. Call EM 4 0762 for initiation details.
Camp Hitaga near Walker welcomes registrations for the June 23 to August 17 session with weekly options for Watanapa seventh and eighth graders Agatth ninth and tenth graders and Taysawa eleventh graders. Blue Birds and first year Camp Fire girls are not eligible. Open May 15 for non Camp Fire girls.
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