Crown Queen Of Coe At Campus Fete
Coe college on campus for the annual Campus fete tonight at 6 30 on the green. The queen will be crowned by Dr Mary Bell with Margaret Birkett Joyce Dollman Jane Ball Phyllis Rogers and Lois Tankersley as nominees. The program features folk dances honoring Americas diverse heritage and a finale dance around the ROTC color guard. In case of rain the fete moves to Friday at 6 30 p.m.
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Hursday
Coe College
Coe
Margaret Birkett
Ellsworth
Minn
Joyce Dollman
Cedar Rapids
Jane Ball
Phyllis Rogers
Lois Tankers- Jey
Marshalltown
Mary Bell
Patricia Stiles
Earl A Stiles
Sharon Gaston
John F Gaston
Susan Ray
Paul Schumann Ray
Ann Lichtenstein
Vernon ©& Lichtenstein
Mary Ann ‘Turnbull
Charles ‘T. Hickok
America
R.O T.C
Physical Education Department
Ethel Ryan
Ruth Zika
Tamar Meister Elected To Lake Forest College Council
Tamar Meister daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Meister 361 Forest drive SE has been elected to the student council at Lake Forest college in Lake Forest Wisconsin She will also compete in the Girls National Archery tournament next week representing Alpha Xi Delta sorority
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamar Meister
R. H. Meister
Forest Drive
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Two Visitors in Madison Wisconsin
Mrs Donald MM Leonard of Windermere apartments and Miss Barbara Bloomhall visited in Madison Wisconsin this week with friends. Leonard visits Mr and Mrs Robert Biba, formerly of Cedar Rapids, while Bloomhall visits Mrs John Yost. Bloomhall returns Thursday and Leonard will travel to Minneapolis to stay with Mr and Mrs James O Brook until next week.
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Donald MM Leonard
Windermere
Barbara Bloomhall
Bever Avenue
Madison
Wis
Leonard
Robert Biba
Cedar Rapids
Miss Bloomhall
John Yost
Minneapolis
James O. Brook
Miss Pinney Honored At Breakfast Party
Mrs George Kosek hosted a breakfast gathering at Hawthorne Hill in honor of Miss Charlotte Pinney. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to William J. Macaulay of Toledo, Ohio next Wednesday. Also present were Miss Pinney’s sister, Mrs C F Luberger of Cincinnati.
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George Kosek
Hawthorne Hill
Charlotte Pinney
William J. Macaulay
Toledo
Miss Pinney
C. F. Luberger
Cincinnati
Birthday Party Honors Mrs A E Sturtz at Bushnell Home
Mrs R B Bushnell hosted a birthday gathering at her 1910 Ninth Street SW home in honor of her mother Mrs A E Sturtz. Guests included Mesdames Howard Miskimen Charles Sturtz W L Curtis H L Beadle HC Underhill G A Anderson L Ho Payn Victor Payn Eugene Kelly Nellie Hahn Charles Gill James McCulloch Genieve Sperry Elsie Leasure. A dinner followed with Mr and Mrs L H Payn Mr and Mrs Charles Sturtz and daughter Annabel Lea joining Mr and Mrs Bushnell and their children Barbara Ann and Bobbie.
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R B Bushnell
Ninth Street
A. E Sturtz
Howard Miskimen
Charles Sturtz
W. L Curtis
H. L. Beadle
HC. Underhill
G. A. Anderson
L. Ho Payn
Victor Payn
Eugene Kelly
Nellie Hahn
Charles Gill
James McCulloch Genieve Sperry
Elsie Leasure
Aunt Het On Gall Bladder Coke Ailment
Aunt Het laments that gall bladder coke is the meanest ailment she knows. She recalls nearly dying yet feeling fine the next day, making others doubt its seriousness. The remark captures her candid, humorous view on illness.
Tea for Junior Volunteer Circle at King's Daughters
Members of the Volunteer circle hosted a tea for the junior circle and their mothers at Mrs George B Whiley home. Mrs A. E. Chase presided, and speakers included Beverly Wright, Mrs R D Smalley, Mrs Verne Henton, with devotions by Doris Jackson. Guests included I. B. McGladrey, Kathleen, Mary Gibb, Dorothy, and others.
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King’s Daughters
George B Whiley
Grande Avenue
Ralph Karlan
Jean Daniels
Doris Jackson
Beverly Wright
Dubuque
R D. Smalley
Chautauqua
N. Yu
A. E. Chase
Verne Henton
Chase
I. B. McGladrey
Kathleen
Mary Gibb
Dorothy
E. M. Victor
Guernsey Bean Nuptials Announced
Miss Pauline Guernsey of 820 Camburncourt SE becomes bride of Lloyd Bean of 1803 N Street SW Saturday at the parsonage of the First Evangelical church. Rev. George Stauffacher officiates. The couple are later to reside at 615 Seventh Street SE.
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Pauline Guernsey
Camburncourt
Lloyd Bean
N Street
First Evangelical Church
George Stauffacher
Douglas Bean
Eva Swenson
Vinton
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Bean
Susan Bean
Wilson and Company
Seventh Street
May breakfast set by LTA club at Ellis Park
The L T A club sponsored by the YWCA schedules a May morning breakfast for Saturday at 7 30 am. Girls meet at the pavilion in Ellis Park and reservations should be made by Friday morning at the YWCA.
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Ellis Park
Dinners On Social List For Midweek
Dinners on the social calendar include a midweek dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond T Ash at 311 Twenty-eighth Street Drive SE for Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller of Des Moines visiting Cedar Rapids friends. The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosted a prior dinner with Miss Muriel Lowe and guests Elaine Nunnally Betty Ann Frickson Mildred Matteson Kathleen Blaut Ruth Knight Patricia Smith Margaret Allen Carolyn Engel.
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Raymond T. Ashlock
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Arthur Miller
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Elaine Nunnally
Betty Ann Frickson
Mildred Matteson
Kathleen Blaut
Ruth Knight
Patricia Smith
Margaret Allen
Carolyn Engel
Farewell Party for Elma Jean Batchelder
Elma Jean Batchelder and her parents Mr and Mrs Ira Batchelder have moved to Kansas City. Her classmates from the Maddigan School of Music hosted a theater party Monday evening in her honor. Elma Jean studied voice and dance at the school for four years.
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Elma Jean Batchelder
Ira Batchelder
Kansas City
Maddigan School of Music
Elma Jean
Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling Association elects officers
Mrs Leta Nezerka was reelected president at the Cedar Rapids Women's Bowling Association annual dinner and meeting in the LaFayette club room. Officers for next season include Bernice Cameron as vice president Lillian Hefner secretary Grace Nelson treasurer Irene Schneider sergeant at arms. Cedar Rapids now has 273 members and will host the state tournament next February with fundraising underway led by Emma Hagenstein.
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Leta Nezerka
Cedar Rapids Women's Bowling Association
LaFayette Club
Bernice Cameron
Lillian Hefner
Grace Nelson
Irene Schneider
Emma Miles
Mathilda Schirm
Cedar Rapids
Emma Hagenstein
Business and Professional Women's League
Edna Wilson
Lincoln Alley
Mrs Koutsky Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Ed Koutsky of 1412 1st Street SW was surprised with a birthday picnic luncheon on Wednesday attended by neighbors Mesdames Ula Eckert Libbie Stanek Frank Merrifield George Moore Lumir Stanek Leon Stusak Virginia O’Brien Bud Konigsmark Andrew Mayfield Harry Serovy L S Merrifield George Pierce and her children Louis Rozek and John Murphy, among others.
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Ed Koutsky
1St Street
Mesdames
Ula Eckert
Libbie Stanek
Frank Merrifield
George Moore
Lumir Stanek
Leon Stusak
Virginia O’brien
Bud Konigsmark
Andrew Mayfield
Harry Serovy
L. S. Merrifield
George Pierce
Louis Rozek
John Murphy
E S A Initiates Three At Candlelight Service
Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Tuesday at the YWCA. Three pledges Donna Hersh Carmen Ammeter joined the sorority during the candlelight service, marking a formal initiation rite.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Donna Hersh
Carmen Ammeter
Sorority Initiation and Horseback Ride Plans
Agnes Johnson and another student were initiated into the sorority at a candlelight service. The group planned a horseback ride at Vern Haven stables on Monday at 8 p.m.
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Agnes Johnson
Vern Haven Stables
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Notion Counters
Keinerls Tom
L. T. A. Club
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Hutchinson's
Women’s Bowling Association
Hamilton Seed & Coal CO
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the Killian.company
Kenmore
the Gazette
Killian
U. S
Second Fleet
the Killian Company
Keillian
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Leanne
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