Cotton Ball Invites Cedar Rapids Society With Plantation Theme
Junior League of Cedar Rapids hosts the Cotton Ball on June 10 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club from 9 30 to 1 50. Proceeds fund Community Nutrition Service led by Miss Bernice Hopper. Society guests attend in cotton dresses as a Dixieland band plays and decorations feature cotton bolls and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Southland
Fores
League
Community Nutrition Service
Bernice Hopper
Alvin W. Allen
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Cochairman
Neil Montgomery
John B. Turner II
Orville H. Tousey
Vivien Buser
Helen Larimer
James W. Bell
Cochairmen
Luncheon and Bridge Honor Miss Herr Before Wedding
A luncheon and bridge party at the Albright home honored Miss Thora Herr, bride elect to Carl Nelson on May 27. Guests included Mrs. Ernest W. Anderson, Mrs. C. L. Fenner, Mrs. Haverly V. Jones, Miss Margaret Gould, Miss Marie McCann, Miss Melvina McKenna, Miss Louise Safley, Miss Anne Budd, Mrs. Frank Tuttle, Mrs. Thomas F. Lange and Mrs. John Clauson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin W. Albright
C Avenue NE
R. J. Stevenson
Iowa City
Albright
Thora Herr
Carl Nelson
Ernest W. Anderson
C. L. Fenner
Haverly V. Jones
Margaret Gould
Marie McCann
Younger Pet Group Hosts Steak Fry at Palisades Park
After a busy Saturday of track golf and music week programs a group of younger residents held a Dutch treat steak fry party at Palisades state park. Attendees included Ruth Ann Hasek Dorothy Miller Anna Jean Sallach Gladys Linge Betty Anderson June De Nio Barbara Shonka Jeanne Puckett Eloise Heath Maxine Lutz Marjorie Moravec Betty Barnum Virginia Dodds Dorothy Boisen Kathryn Dennison and others. The gathering featured social and club activities with plans announced for upcoming meetings and the state PEO convention preparations in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisades State Park
Ruth Ann Hasek
Dorothy Miller
Anna Jean Sallach
Gladys Linge
Betty Anderson
June de Nio
Barbara Shonka
Jeanne Puckett
Eloise Heath
Maxine Lutz
Marjorie Moravec
Betty Barnum
Virginia Dodds
Dorothy Boisen
Kathryn Dennison
Jack Sopousek
Bob Nicholson
Charles Tschirgi
Joe Stoddard
Clark Jennings
Bill Mehegan
Dick Fussell
Harlan Rice
al Lanning
George Johnson
Bill Franey
Winston Lowe
Eugene Travis
Phil Austin
Harold Kindler
Bill Green
Mrs Spangler and Miss Pinney Plan Eastern Visit
Mrs. Harrison E. Spangler of 655 Cottage Grove avenue SE and Miss Charlotte Pinney of 519 Indian road SE depart Tuesday for the east with plans to spend two weeks in New York City, stopping in Cincinnati to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick Luberger. En route they will also pass through Cedar Rapids to visit Mrs. John Fletcher and Mrs. M. M. Ogden, and Mrs. James W. Good of Evanston. John Tellier of Ames spends the weekend with his parents at 320 Forest drive SE while Harold R. Trewin and family visit their son James Trewin at Iowa State and attend Veishea in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Washington, D. C
John H. Heiney
Mr. Heiney
New York State
Lake Forest
James H. Douglas
Harrison E. Spangler
Cottage Grove Avenue
Charlotte Pinney
Indian Road
New York City
Cincinnati
C. Frederick Luberger
Cedar Rapids
John Fletcher
Chicago
M. M. Ogden
Tacoma
Wash
Lumir Severa
James W. Good
Evanston
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue
John Tellier
Iowa State College
Ames
Mrs
G. H. Tellier
Forest Drive
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
James Trewin
Iowa State
Veishea
Alfred C. Torgeson
Kimball, Neb
City
Theodore F. Blaul
Woodland Drive
James L. Bever
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Cornell College
and van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive SE
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Shaffers
David Kruidenier
Des Moines
Merrywood
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Kruidenier
Benjamin Culbertson
Fort Thomas
Clare R. Marshall
Cornell
Cornell Oratorio Society
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
Walter Cherry
Winnetka
Ill
Smith
Georgann Sutherland
Minneapolis
James E. Blake
Crescent Street SE
Raymond B. McConlogue
Lisbon
Frederick Stock
Stock
Chicago Symphony
College Conservatory
Summer Swing dance for Cedar Rapids high school students
Before summer break Cedar Rapids high school students and Coe College attendees will attend a semi formal Summer Swing dance on June 7 from 8 30 to 12 30 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Organizers include Miss Mary Zuercher Miss Barbara Rogers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Coe
Mary Zuercher
Barbara Rogers
Kathryn Claassen
David Keehn
Ralph Gearhart
Gordon McKay
Meeting to Open Tuesday Morning
Over 100 P. E. O. sisters are expected for the forty seventh state convention in Cedar Rapids Tuesday through Thursday. State officers and committee members will preside and participate in sessions at the First Presbyterian church with events including an organ recital, a play, and a memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Cedar Rapids
Group Three
Beatrice Lee Thomas
Dorothy Rankin
Iowa City
Pearl Taylor
Esther Hillier
Maude M. Cooper
Boone
First Presbyterian Church
Montrose Hotel
State Executive Board
Cooper
Pearl N. Eby
Katharine C. Hughes
Storm Lake
Loretta H. Jones
Clinton
Elizabeth M. Young
Waterloo
Norma B. Stafford
N. Chariton
Gail Page
Ottumwa
General Assembly
Helen A. Schroeder
Mount Vernon
Esther L. Cooper
Elizabeth Fuller
Harriet Higley
Chellie Stevens Wright
Denver
Supreme Chapter
Winona Evans Reeves
Chicago
P. E. O. Record
Katherine Mann
Mount Pleasant
Louise M. Henely
Cottey College Board of Trustees
Gertrude C. Sebern
Memorial Library
Iowa State Chapter
Thomas
Eby
Reeves
Grace Gordon
Sioux City
P. E. O. Chorus
Sarah Porter Beckwith Home
Welfare and Trust Fund
Cottey College
Cottey Scholarship
Belle Besser
Newton
Wright
Dream Garden May Fete at Coe College Promises Floral Pageantry
The Coe college campus May fete themed A Dream Garden will be staged Thursday May 25 at 6 30 p m under Prof Ethel Ryan with twelve flower symbol dances and five solos. The Queen of Coe will be elected from the senior class by W A A members and crowned by Dean Mary Bell with four attendants. Diverse flowers such as tulips peonies and roses will appear in group dances along with solos and small ensembles. Suite of attendees includes Patricia Stiles Ann Lichtenstein Sally Files Lydia Ann Courtright and others. A Beethovan club luncheon precedes the annual board meeting with fourteen directors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Department of Physical Education For
Ethel Ryan
Coe
Sinclair Memorial
Dean Mary Bell
Catherine Timm
Cedar Rapids
Sweet William
Maxine McAnulty
Toledo
Garden Pink
Marion Bailey
Elkader
Betty Buckingham
Oak Park
Ill
Betty Winn
Phyllis Rogers
Margaret Threlkeld
Lorena Musgrave
Dorothy Barnes
Red Oak
Dorothy Carr
Primrose Selden
Patricia Stiles
Karl A. Stiles
Ann Lichtenstein
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Sally Files
Edward H. Files
Susan Ray
Paul S. Ray
Mary Ann Turnbull
C. T. Hickok
Plan Club Dinner-Dance For May 29
Two weeks before Memorial Day the Cedar Rapids Country Club social committee plans a May 29 dinner dance. A forty-piece ensemble with Evelyn Bell will perform for dancing and candles light the ballroom with amber indirect lighting. Strolling musicians will play during dinner hours and a patriotic theme decorates the venue. Honorary hosts will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Weekend Socials Preview Fashion at Cedar Rapids Club
A Monday 1 pm style review by Martin's department store will precede the regular bridge luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Guests in the ball room will see summer toys modeled by a list of social women including Mrs. J. Max Widmer and Miss Maurene Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’s Department Store
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. Max Widmer
Burgess West
Thomas L. Crabbe
Ray Vernimont
R. J. Vorkoper
Patricia Graves
Also Mentioned on This Page
PE. O
Thompson
P. E. O. State Convention
Toive
Dixieland
John R. Northcotts
John R. Northcott
Cedar Falls
Mr. Northcott
Mount Vernon Avenue
Miss Herr
E. P. Boyntons
Ladies Literary Club
The
van Vechten Shaffer
Marion
James M. Knox
Sumner D. Quarton
R. H. Pickford
P.E.O
Guy E. Hillier
R. P. Taylor
J. A. Rankin
Carl D. Thomas
Mrs. Spangler
Miss Pinney
East
Severa and
Johnson Homes
Harold Trewins
George Gibson
Walter E. Dunshee
Jack Deets
Deets
George F. Gibson
Cole McMartin
Francis A. Heald
Heald
Grande Avenue
A. C. Torgesons
Kimball
Mrs. Nichols
Moray Eby
H. J. Nichols
Dream Garden
Mrs. Courtright
Lydia Ann
Burlington
C. S. Courtright, Jr
Fifth Avenue SE
Lydia Ann Courtright
Mrs. Rosenwald
Hans H. Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Jessie W. Glass
Commonwealth Apartments
Dr. Files
Bever Avenue SE
Beethoven Board
Beethoven Club
Alma Turechek
Everett E. Fisher
Plan Club
Harry O. Cutlers
Harry O. Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Rasmussens
Ernest Rasmussen
David Turner
Twenty-third Street Drive
Bridge Club
W. T. Hambrights
W. T. Hambright
Frank B. Miller
Mr. Miller
Glenn A. Ellis
AU President Marengo
Monsieur Phoio
Mrs. Dana Wilcox
Mrs. Fay Morrison
Grinnell
R. A. Fenton
Lasswel Phote
D. J. Kelly
Tipton
L. B. Higley
Lasswell
Phote
Mrs. LA Verna Crew
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