Pre Nuptial Events Frill Elizabeth Epler Christiansen Wedding
Pre nuptial affairs for Miss Elizabeth Epler before her marriage to Louis F Christiansen of Sioux City Saturday afternoon at 4 are described. Local hosts and out of town guests attend luncheons dinners and bridge teas as plans unfold for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Epler
Louis F. Christiansen
Sioux City
Howard Ro Green
Bever Avenue
Sfe
Miss Epler
Mr Christiansen
Addison J Ramses
Crescent Street
Alfred F Tatar Vandendrise
Epler
Cedar Rapid Country
Glady
Tama
Bettt Dass
First Avenue E
Moss Fyer
Christiansen
Mr Klopstad
Mrs Sterling Archer Visits Sheldon Friends
Mrs Sterling Archer of Sheldon will leave this evening after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Raymond S Johnston at 2120 Greenwood Drive SE. She stopped here on her return from the Ph. O. state convention in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Archer
Sheldon
Raymond S Johnston
Greenwoud Drive
Clinton
Mrs Wallace Hamilton Hosts Cedar Rapids Friends Luncheon
Tine Hamilton of Coggon hosted a lunch and cards for Cedar Rapids friends. The Friendly Strollers plan a Sunday trip from Mount Vernon avenue line end to the Chale Dedek place five miles from the car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine
Wallace Hamilton
Coggon
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Avenue
Reais
Charles Dedek
Shutsey
Instory
Beta Sigma Phi installs new officers for Sigma and Lambda chapters
The Beta Sigma Phi business sorority installed officers this week. Miss Deane Pigott presided Sigma chapter with Wiltrude Cherry as VP and Velma Baumhoefener as financial leader. Lambda chapter elected Mrs Florence Zimmer as president with Thora Herr as VP and Leona Keppel as treasurer. Committees were named for both chapters including social welfare membership and education. Frances Stewart received a gift as retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls Sorority
Miss Deane Pigott
Sigma Chapter
Wiltrude Cherry
Velma Baumhoefener
Fieastper
Christine Peterson
Ruth Bartling
Wilma Wells
Social
Fern Steffens
Jane Gonds
Frances Brown
Hazel Walters
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Lucille Norris
Eileen Koehler
Cecilia
Coe Pan-Hellenic Spring Dance Tonight at Danceland
Coe college Pan-Hellenic sororities host their annual spring dance tonight from 8 to 11 at Danceland. A highlight is Pan-Hellenic songs by Lilia Palmer Margaret Sundberg Ida Mar Dunlap with Zaida Kernahan overseeing the event and Corinne Campbell assisting as Pan-Hellenic president. Chaperons include Prof and Mrs J F Yothers Prof and Mrs Vincent H Ogburn Dean and Mrs Clarve Geiger and Mrs Alice B Salter. Dean Mary Bell will attend as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Danceland
Lilia Palmer
Margaret Sundberg
Ida Mar Dunlap
Zaida Kernahan
Pan-Hellenic
Corinne Campbell
J F Yothers
Vincent H Ogburn
Clarve Geiger
Alice B Salter
Dean Mary Bell
Student Recital at Coe College Music School in Sinclair Chapel
The Coe College Music Department presents a student recital Saturday evening in Sinclair Memorial Chapel. Listed performers include Jeanne Ham bin Meimwic Schurhield Jerome Couthart Gertrude McGrew James Thats Bermer Kubovee Marabelle Fuller Deretics Cheek Maatrice Fstes Cladre Corttenfelder and Wes and other pupils of Alma Turewhek Bernice Had Fleanor Honts Joseph Kitchin Grace Swab and Max Darhier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Jeanne Hambin
Meimwic Schurhield
Jerome Couthart
Gertrude McGrew
James Thats Bermer
Kubovee
Marabelle Fuller
Deretics
Cheek Maatrice
Cladre Corttenfelder
Wes Oare
Alma Turewhek
Bernice
Fleanor
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Swab
Max Darhier
Cedar Rebekah lodge homecoming program at VFW hall
The Cedar Rebekah lodge held its homecoming after the regular meeting in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. A varied program featured comedy songs and dances including The Buggy Ride by Mildred Jean Simanek, tap dances by Betty Jean Gethin and Jean Rissler, solos by Lason Mrstik and Genevieve Marsh, readings by LaVerna Drapela and Elizabeth Butsch, plus a xylophone medley. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mildred Jean Simanek
Maude Roth
Betty Jean Gethin
Jean
Betty Risster
H D . Risster Lason
Mrstik
William Mrstik
Patterson Re elected Cultus Club President at Meetyne
Mrs W PF Patterson was re elected president of the Cultus club at the meetyne held at Mrs F B Kearns home 401 Twenty second street SE Thursday afternoon Other officers for the coming seat are Mrs F OD Hard wick vice president Mrs RR Masberis LeCrevary and Mrs Creorge Ruch treasurer The program was a travel talk by Mrs W C Howe who shared her Florida trip experiences The hostess served refreshments The club will hold its annual prize in Bever park in two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF Patterson
Cultus Club
F B Kearns
Hardwick
RR Masberis LeCrevary
Creorge Ruch
W C Howe
Florida
Bever Park
Alpha Gamma Delta Tea Planned by Grace Browne Hosts
Undergraduates and alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta will entertain at a tea Saturday from 2 to 4 at the home of Miss Grace Browne. Mrs Lester DeVarmian is committee chair. mothers attend and assist with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Grace Browne
Asenone
SF Yn Hoener
Alpha Gana Delta Sorority
Lester DeVarmian
Ai Charte
Linn Institute Of W. C. T. U. Held At Marion
The Linn County Institute of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met at Marion Public Library. Mrs. Flora Manville presided. Miss Elda Kemp opened the meeting. Activities included devotionals, a prize essay contest across five areas and grades, a health education presentation, and a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Institute
A F. Butterfield
Flower Mission and Relief
Anamosa
Belle Delzell
Miss Charlotte Roggensack Hosts Phi Mu Alumnae Evening
Miss Patricia Nadine Fillmore and Donovan J Kirby of Estherville announce an upcoming marriage set for June 8. The Cedar Rapids hostesses include Miss Roggensack and guests such as Lucille Franks Lisbon Mrs Musser Walford Esther Reinking Marian Kanak Gladyse Williamson Bertha Hughes and others. A piano recital by Sidney File pupils is planned for Saturday at 3 at 2611 First Avenue featuring Dick Ferguson Allan Thurman Esther Thurman Jean Pew and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Roggensack
Fourteenth Street
Phi Mu Sorority
Patricia Nadine Fillmore
Donovan J Kirby
Estherville
Lucille Franks
Lisbon
Musser
Walford
Esther Reinking
Marian Kanak
Gladyse Williamson Bertha Hughes
Fannie Cassidy
Iowa City
Hess
Vernon Lichenstein
Louise Hollenbeck
Fillmore
Miss Roggensack
Cedar Rapids
Sidney File
E C Cooper
First Avenue
Dick Ferguson
Allan Thurman
Esther Thurman
Jean Pew
Tommy Pew
Rosemary Cooper
Barbara Owen
Marjorie Moravec
Jean Chehak
Susan Brown
Richard Kehne
Jean Brownlee
Surprise party held at Mrs Berger home on 833 Third St NW
A Thursday afternoon surprise party honored Mrs Arthur Parr at the home of Mrs Fred Berger 833 Third Street NW. Guests included Mrs Farr and her daughter Eleanor, Mrs Orville Spurgeon, Mrs Lulu Lambert, Mrs Lawrence Jubs, Mrs George Stroppel, Mrs E A Gerd, Mrs Berger and her daughter Dorothy. Prizes went to Mrs Lambert and Mrs Farr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berger
Third Street
Arthur Parr
Mrs Farr
Eleanor
Orville Spurgeon
Lulu Lambert
Lawrence Jubs
George Stroppel
E A Gerd
Dorothy
Lambert
Farr
P T A Officers Elected At Jackson Meeting
Jackson P T A installed new officers led by president Mrs Ernest Bunce and first vice president Mrs Dorothy Ladd. Delegates were chosen to attend the national PTA convention in Des Moines May 13 to 19. Committees include Program Mrs Ladd and Miss Snyder, Finance Mrs Simon and Scholl, Hospitalities Mrs Harrison Cerne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
C A Love
Ernest Bunce
Dorothy Ladd
IL R Simon
Beatrice Pidima
John Arnold
Arnold
Simon
Buneeci
Des Moines
Elvinda Snyder
Preston
L R Simon
C R Scholl
Sullivan
J EF Harrison
Dan Cerne
Ralph John
Samyo
Joe Smuthers Pubners
G Wine
Dorothy Houser
Carl Keser
What's In Fashion Six Hats Men Will Wear This Summer
The piece promotes air-cooled straw hats and panamas as the season kicks off. It notes air ventilation, light weight, head comfort, sun shading, and flexible brim styles. It forecasts rising hat-band color trends and claims sixty percent will adopt straw styles, with panamas favored by twenty five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Community lodge events add a busy Saturday schedule
Clubs and lodges announce a full day of meetings in VFW hall and Masonic venues. Ben Hur Juniors and Junior Court No 12 plan gatherings at 2 PM and 7 45 PM with a program, while Gethsemane Shrine meets at 7 45 PM at Masonic hall. Shepherdess Guard holds 4 PM drill practice and a picnic hostesses list is named. Police auxiliary meets Friday at 7 30 PM at the YWCA with hostess team. Scotland to raise school leaving age from 14 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur Life Association
VFW Hall
Gethsemane Shrine
Masonic Hall
Supreme Shrine
Shepherdess Guard
Hulda Knight
Mildred Dusdicker
Emma Suthers
Agnes Horak
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Mossburg at Home
A group of friends gathered Thursday at 1212 Fourth Street NW to honor Mrs Mossburg's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs W M Nelson, Mr and Mrs Raymond Stoner, Mr and Mrs A G Charter, Wayne Cato of Oregon, and Mr and Mrs F M Strack of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mossburg
Fourth Street
Sanctuary society to attend 8 o'clock Mass Sunday
The active and inactive members of the Sanctuary society of the Immaculate Conception church will attend communion in a body at the 8 o'clock Mass Sunday. The members will meet in Scotus hall at 7 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception
Scotus Hall
Church To Honor Bishop Longley
A parish supper and reception will honor Bishop Harry S. Longley of Davenport at St. John's Episcopal church on Nineteenth street and Park avenue SE. The reception runs 6 to 6 30 p m with dinner at 6 30. Sponsored by St. John's guild St Elizabeth's parish and St. Margaret's Altar guild. Bishop Longley will conduct services at St. John's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Longley
Davenport
St. John's Episcopal Church
Nineteenth Street
Park Avenue SE
St. John’s Guild
St. Elizabeth's Ranld
St. Margaret's Altar Guild
Longley
St. John's
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Garden Clubs Plan Highway Beautification
Thirty four women from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Garden clubs living along highway 161 met in Shueyville to discuss beautifying the highway. The state planning board will decide what can be planted and will control removal of native shrubs and trees. The project began with Mrs. Seashore and the late Mrs. Volland during a trip to Cedar Rapids and involved local gardeners, with talks by several members including Mrs. Seashore and Mrs. Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Seashore
E. W Spence
Edna Bowersox
W. F. Brooksmit
Goodwin
J . Currell
W. E. Mickel
S. V Shonka
Ask Extension Of Truck Line From Stanwood To Tipton
The Iowa Freight Lines sought a hearing extension of its Stanwood to Tipton trucking line before the Iowa Railroad Commission in Tipton. Cedar Rapids favors the move to meet Davenport competition, with witnesses including Harry F. Sundberg and truck line owner T. H. De Wees. Additional testimony from Robert Kelsey of International Harvester and D M. Richardson was heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Freight Lines
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Stanwood
Tipton
Railroad Commission of Iowa
Davenport
Harry F. Sundberg
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Kelsey
International Harvester Company
T. H. de Wees
D M. Richardson
Trucker
Seventeen Cedar Rapids Reserve Officers to Attend Camp
Seventeen Cedar Rapids reserve officers will leave Saturday for a two day encampment for Reserve officers of Iowa at Fort Des Moines. Nearly 600 officers are to attend. Cedar Rapids participants include Col. O. W. Mull Major C. A. Russell Major John T. Wurster Capt F N Mallory C R Sexton Ralph Yuill I B McGladrey Willard Hayes Lieuts Jack Donnell V F Balcar Forrest Brebner Ronald Holets Glen Davis A E Hodoval A H Souhrada E F McClenahan G B Nemec.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Col
O. W. Mull
C. A. Russell
John T. Wurster
F. N. Mallory
C. R. Sexton
Ralph Yuill
I. B. McGladrey
Willard Hayes
Jack Donnell
V. F. Balcar
Forrest Brebner
Ronald Holets
Glen Davis
A E. Hodoval
A. H. Souhrada
E. F. McClenahan
G. B. Nemec
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MR and Mrs Beattie
George EF Beattie
F M Soboda
Third Avenue
South
Floyd W Paul
Orando
Flo
Will la
Tampa
Clara Allen
Daytona Beach
Akron
Ohio
Leon T Noel
Battle Creek
Mid
George Barham
Johnstons
Business Girls
Florence Zommer
Deane Pigott
Coe
COE Music Schools
B' Vic
Rue White
Cat
Bey
Tang
Rm Ee
Cedar Rebekah
Patterson
Linn Institute of W. C. T. U
Marion
Scientific Temperance and Narcotic Department
L. L. Riley
Joan Wheeler
Center Point
Robert Lénsch
Mount Vernon
Catherine Finn
Brady School
Buffalo Township
Helen Culbertson
Vera Mae Lippert
Dairydale
Wilbur Hedden
Central City
Betty Jean Merrill
Viola
Donna Graut
Coggan
Glen Selzer
Fairfax
Fred Claflin
John Shecler
Ruby Young
Minnie Crew
Darrydale
Lulu Secrist
Kathleen Lehman
Lorraine Cruise
Billy Campbell
Edna Davis
Helen Martin
1St Ave
Srd St
Kresges
P. T. A. Meetings
Neumode
Second Street
4Mos Parrish
Amos Parrish
York
Clubs
Ben Hur Juniors
Police Auxiliary
NY W C. A
Mary Moore
Matilda Novak
Emmaline Nemec
Scotland
Montrose Hotel
Iowa Theater
Paris
Evicx
Bromo Seltzer
KODAK
Eastman
Ansco
Gayles
Vincent's Choice
Maxie
Whitman
Scioana
Bishop Longley
Shueyville
Kemble
Kembles
Dial
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