Annual Spring Music Concert at Coe College May 25
Coe College department of music presents its annual spring concert in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel Tuesday evening May 25 at 830. The program features The Blessed Damozel by Debussy and Stabat Mater by Pergolesi for women's voices and orchestra. Paul Schumann Ray directs. Performers include Grace Huddie Lockhoff soprano Helen Keith alto student soloists Grace Bakken Evans Leatta Jorgensen Janis Owens Janine McGill Dariene Payne and the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra members. Joseph H Kitchin conducts an enlarged orchestra.
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Te Coe College Department of Music
T. M. Sinclair Memorial
Damozel
Debussy
Pergoles
Paul Schumann Ray
Grace Huddie Lockhoff
Helen Keith
Tralto
Grace Bakken
Evans
Leatta Jorgensen
Janis Owens
Janine McGill
Dariene Payne
Joseph H. Kitchin
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Mrs. Rogers Feted At Manhattan Luncheon
Mrs. T. P. Rogers of Manhattan California was honored at a small luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. George F. Gibson of 1419 Washington Avenue SE. Rogers is visiting this month with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. F. Wallace Darling of 3010 Cottage Grove Avenue SE.
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T. P. Rogers
Manhattan
Calif
George F. Gibson
Washington Avenue
Rogers
F. Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Mrs. Leslie Munneke Joins Husband in Ardmore Oklahoma
Mrs. Leslie E Munneke left Tuesday to join her husband Private Munneke at Ardmore Oklahoma and spend the summer with him. She has been living with her mother Mrs. Mary Fortsch of the Commonwealth apartments.
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Leslie E. Munneke
Private Munneke
Ardmore
Okla
Munneke
Mary Fortsch
The
Commonwealth Apartments
Milner Hosts Birthday Dinner at SE Street Home
Sharon Ann Milner entertained at a birthday dinner Monday at her home 405 Twenty third Street SE. Guests included Nancy Jensen Ellen Kaupke Jane Johnston Joan Lichtenstein Joan Peterson Les Barton Mary Ellen Martin Yvonne Umphrey Jean Lionsides Patsy Schnoebelen Phyllis Templeman Karen Koffron and Ruth Labis.
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Sharon Ann Milner
405
Twenty-third Street
Nancy Jensen
Ellen Kaupke
Jane Johnston
Joan Lichtenstein
Joan Peterson
Les Barton
Mary Ellen Martin
Yvonne Umphrey
Jean Lionsides
Patsy Schnoebelen
Phyllis Templeman
Karen Koffron
Ruth Labis
West Highland King’s Daughters Hold Dessert Luncheon
Members of the West Highland circle of King's Daughters meet Thursday at 1 30 pm for a dessert luncheon with Mrs H A Herold at 1313 Burch avenue NW. New officers in charge are Mrs Herold president Mrs Stanley Davis vice president Mrs William Schaffer secretary and Mrs Ralph Anderson treasurer.
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West Highland Circle of
King’s Daughters
H. A. Herold
Burch Avenue
Herold
Stanley Davis
William Schaffer
Ralph Anderson
Stark Family Returns from Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Stark travel from Buckley Field Denver to see their son Captain C H Stark and family at the base hospital. Captain Stark is stationed at Buckley Field Denver.
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Joseph Stark
A Avenue NW
Denver
C. H. Stark
Capt. Stark
Buckley Field
Jane Kohl to Wed James G Kemp Jr
Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Kohl announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Jane to James G Kemp Jr son of Mr and Mrs J G Kemp The wedding will take place May 30 Miss Kohl is a Franklin high school graduate and Coe college alumna Mr Kemp is a Franklin high school graduate employed at the Rock Island Arsenal Illinois
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Kenneth C. Kohl
Thirty-fourth Street
Jane
James G. Kemp, Jr
J. G. Kemp
Forty-second Street
Miss Kohl
Franklin High School
Coe College
Chi Omega
Kemp
Government Arsenal
Rock Island, Ill
Nelsons Visit Cedar Rapids Parent in Texas
Captain and Mrs. George K. Nelson and daughter Diane of Randolph Field Texas visit Capt Nelson's father W. A. Nelson at 1829 Bever Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Mrs Nelson and Diane will stay in Cedar Rapids while Capt Nelson travels through the middle west on business.
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George K. Nelson
Diane
Randolph Field
Texas
Capt
St Margaret's Circle to Meet at Immaculate Conception
St Margaret's circle of the Im maculate Conception church will meet Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the school parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs E J Zodnichel Mrs Marvin Nelson and Mrs Leo Morrissey.
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St. Margaret's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
E. J. Zodnichel
Marvin Nelson
Leo Morrissey
Hesperian Club Holds Final Meeting Picnic Hostess Miss Kugler
Miss Marie Kugler entertained 19 members and three guests at a picnic supper and final meeting of the year on Monday. New officers named include Grace Low president Beulah Perrin vice president Vivienne Robinson secretary and Marguerite Chapman treasurer.
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Marie Kugler
Memorial Drive
Hesperian Club
Grace Low
Beulah Perrin
Vivienne Robinson
Marguerite Chapman
Local Couple Honors Soldier on 10 Day Furlough
Mr and Mrs C F Rawson of 428 First Street SW hosted a Sunday entertainment in honor of their son Sergt Leroy F Hendryx who returned home from Camp Carson Colorado on a ten day furlough Guests traveled from Central City Center Point Marien and Cedar Rapids to attend the gathering
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C. F. Rawson
First Street
Sergt
Leroy F. Hendryx
Camp Carson
Colo
Central City
Center Point
Marien
Cedar Rapids
Halda Family Visit Tied to Military Transfer
Ensign and Mrs. Francis A Halda are visiting Ensign Halda’s parents at 813 Tenth Street SE. The officer is being transferred from Yorktown Virginia to Charleston South Carolina.
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Ensign
Francis A Halda
Ensign Halda
Frank A. Halda
Tenth Street SE
Yorktown
Charleston
S. C
New Buffalo Picnic At Daniels Park Hosts Visitors
The New Buffalo school picnic took place in Daniels park on Monday. Out of town guests included Mrs. Virgil Salting and her sons David and Robert from Walford.
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New Buffalo
Daniels Park
Virgil Salting
David and
Robert
Walford
Sharon Gaston Birthday Party at Mrs Gaston Home
Mrs John F Gaston hosted a birthday party at 214 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm in honor of her daughter Sharon celebrating her seventh birthday. Twenty guests from Arthur School attended with patriotic decorations and favors given to each guest. Assisting were Mrs David Ross and Miss Mary Janice West of Mt Vernon.
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John F. Gaston
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Sharon
Arthur School
David Ross
Mary Janice West
Mt. Vernon
Mt Mercy recital highlights music and speech students
Mt Mercy Junior College will present advanced members of the music and speech departments in a public recital on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Mt Mercy auditorium.
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Mt. Mercy Junior College
Mt. Mercy
Mrs. B J Moon Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. B J Moon hosted a luncheon at 2340 Linden Drive SE on Wednesday for eight members of her bridge club, inviting the group to share a meal and socialize.
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B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Mrs L W Van Nostrand Jr Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs L W Van Nostrand Jr hosted her bridge club at luncheon on Wednesday at 1254 Third Avenue SE. Eight guests were seated, with place settings arranged for the group.
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L. W. van Nostrand, Jr
Third Avenue SE
Beauceant Tea Hosts Set at Lamey Home
Mrs W E Lamey and Mrs C S Montooth will host a Beauceant tea Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Lamey home 353 Park Terrace SE with members invited to attend.
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W. E. Lamey
C. S. Montooth
Lamey
Park Terrace SE
Grace Bakken recital postponed at Coe College
The senior centralite recital of Miss Grace Bakken, set for Thursday night at Coe college, has been postponed due to her illness.
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Grace Bakken
Coe College
Miss Bakken
Rebekah Lodge No. 79 Meets In Linn County Milestone
Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 met at 109 Second Avenue SE with Mrs. Marguerite McCaul presiding. Members of Home No. 73 were introduced, readings and vocal selections were given, lunch served by Florence Guess and committee. Knitted dish cloths for sale at 27635. First Linn County Rebekah lodge to attain endowment quota for Oddfellow and Rebekah home at Mason City.
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Home Rebekah Lodge No
Second Avenue SE
Marguerite McCaul
Home No. 73
Margaret Mersh
Norvella Ellis
Elsie Henry
Lilian Neff
Jeanne Boldt
Herma Wertz
Mary Boldt
Florence Guess
Star of Maine
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Linn County
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Mason City
Past Matrons of Malta OES dine at Vondracek home
The Past Matrons of Malta chapter OES met for dinner Tuesday at 1533 Maplewood drive NE hosted by Mrs. L. J. Vondracek with assistants Mrs. J. J. Kroulik Mrs. S. L. Dun can Mrs. E. A. Morris and Mrs. Taylor Carpenter. An Irish play by Lady Gregory was read by Mrs. L. T. Mitchell. Mrs. Harry Manchester reported on Linn County Past Matrons meeting. Birthday greetings and a gift were presented to Mrs. H. L. Foster by Mrs. T. F. Suchomel.
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Malta
O.E.S
L. J. Vondracek
Maplewood Drive
J. J. Kroulik
S. L. Duncan
E. A. Morris
Taylor Carpenter
Lady Gregory
L. T. Mitchell
Harry Manchester
Linn County
H. L. Foster
T. F. Suchomel
Miss Cook to Wed Robert Barrigar Jr at Kenwood Church
Miss Phyllis Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Schmitt will wed Robert Barrigar Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Barrigar at Kenwood Presbyterian church Friday at 7 30 pm Rev Charlies Bridges to officiate Cook is Wilson High School graduate and college employee in Chicago Barrigar attended Franklin School enlisted in the army December 1940 and graduated preflight school January 1943 at San Antonio Texas discharged from service in March
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Phyllis Cook
Joseph Schmitt
First Avenue NW
Robert Barrigar, Jr
Robert Barrigar
C Avenue NE
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Charlies Bridges
Miss Cook
Wilson High School
Chicago
Barrier
Franklin School
San Antonio
Texas
Barrigar
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Notice
The Stitch and Chatter club will hold a work meeting Friday at 1 p.m. in the Jane Boyd Community House.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Jane Boyd
Y W C A Progress Day program planned in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Y W C A announces the annual review by the industrial club on Thursday as part of National Progress Day May 20. Sixty thousand American women in war work participate this year with the slogan Where Are We Doing. Mrs Wayne Foster will review Y W C A activities and how the movement helps women with housing, work standards and health. A candlelight service led by Miss Helen Chada will unite three department groups with Mrs Lee Winterberg providing the singing. Assistants include Misses Frances Bizulis Barbara Bruce Esther Durscher Barbara Miller and Phyllis Ribble.
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Industrial Club
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Foster
Helen Chada
Lee Winterberg
Ethel Johnston
Frances Bizulis
Barbara Bruce
Esther Durscher
Barbara Miller
Phyllis Ribble
Business Women Install Miss Heath As New President
Miss Este Heath was installed as president of the Business and Professional Women's club at the Roosevelt hotel. Miss E Persis Shelden of Iowa City led the ceremony. officers include Miss Mariana Sackett as first vice president and Miss Margaret McKnight as corresponding secretary. WAAC guest Lieut Candace Arsers spoke on training and the corps.
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Este Heath
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
E. Persis Shelden
Iowa City
Mariana Sackett
Leota McNutt
Margaret McKnight
Frances Lewis
War Service Committee
Gertrude Rose
Candace Arsers
Jean Knapp
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Arsers
WAAC
Coe College
Leatta Jorgensen
Joyce Roberts
J. Dale Welsch
Carrie Jacobs Bond
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Emily
Doris Stein Heads City Council of Beta Sigma Phi
Doris Stein elected president of the Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority city council for the coming year. Officers include Margaret Fiack as vice president Margaret Mackin as secretary and Sylvia Hayes as treasurer. Next meeting is June 7.
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Doris Stein
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls Sorority
Margaret Fiack
Margaret Mackin
Sylvia Hayes
Beta Sigma
Lambda
Doris Neal
Mary Rowan
Helen Stourne
Sigma
Eileen McGuire
Margaret Flack
Beta Iota
Doris Grubhoffer
Vinetta Tiffany
Gamma Theta
Betty Duffy
Helen Kinney
Betty Jo Fitzgerald
Xi Delta
Vera Fifield
Lucile Dose
P.E.O. Chapter IF Holds Meeting at Grim Home
Chapter IF PEO met Monday at Mrs. D E Grim’s residence 2081 Linn Boulevard SE with 16 members. President Mrs. R A Greenawalt reported on the state convention. Mrs. A R Glasier presented a program on Argentina.
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P.E.O
D. E. Grim
Linn Boulevard
R. A. Greenawalt
A. R. Glasier
Argentina
Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary Elects Officers at Picnic
The Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary met Monday evening at 2434 Avenue NE for a picnic supper. Elected officers are President Mrs. J. C. Stanton Vice President Mrs. Leo Severn Secretary Mrs. Don Ihrig and Treasurer Mrs. F. S. Peshek. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Frank Benesh Mrs. Charles Huber and Mrs. C. S. Foster. Retiring president Mrs. John W. Altfillisch received a gift.
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Cedar Rapids
H. L. Kennedy
E Avenue
J. C. Stanton
Leo Severn
Don Ihrig
F. S. Peshek
Frank Benesh
Charles Huber
C. S. Foster
John W
Mrs Preston Honored by Jackson School Teachers
Jackson school teachers honored principal Mrs Caroline M Preston at a Tuesday dinner at Mrs Wurster's tearoom. After dinner they moved to Mrs Esther McCandress's home at 335 Crescent Street Drive SE for bridge and presented her a gift. Twelve places were set.
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Jackson School
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America
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Mrs. Moon
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Bakken
Y.W.C.A
Miss Heath
Sanborn
Ruth Meskimen
Merie Harris
Effie Mullin
Ve Scott
Iowa City Club
Bishop Foods
Dental
Altfillisch
Mrs. Preston
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sherwin- Williams
Waal Research
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