Dorothy Gibb Installed as Rainbow Order Advisor
Dorothy Gibb is installed as worthy advisor of Cedar Rapids assembly No 11 Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic hall. Officers installed include Jane Watson as worthy associate advisor and Merilyn Miller as Charity. A Rainbow Dad and several distinguished guests attended the ceremony followed by a formal dance. A picnic breakfast is planned for Wednesday at Bever Park if weather allows. Mrs. R W Schiewe of Chicago visits Cedar Rapids for a wedding in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Assembly No
Masonic
Dorothy Gibb
Merilyn Miller
Charity
Lis Horak
Hope
Phyllis Kobe
Faith
Mary Louise Jesina
Millicent Svoboda
Betty Bachmann
Barbara Hird
Shirley Hilborn
JoAnne Berger
Margaret Hawkins
Inifred Heald
Alice Mary Thompson
Fidelity
Jane Livingston
Barbara Beals
Service
Doris Jackson
Confidential
Arlene Mastin
Outer Observer
Genevieve Moulds
Joan Jeffery
Bernice Wilson
Charlotte Trewin
Peggy
Charlene Huber
Pauline Davis
Ortha Berger
Shirley Harvey
Audrey Pickerill
Nadine Mitralsky
Barbara Fehleisen
Maralee Chase
E. D. Manilaw
Rainbow Dad
B. Benesh
Winifred Hargrave
Ann Hill
Dorothy Cline
Patricia Benesh
Rainbow
Louis Cullman
John Schweitzer
H. S. Chambers
Cedar
Winifred Morris
Charles W. Stevens
Malta
O. E. S. Winifred Hargrave
Dorothy Mueller
Chopin
Memorial Day events and campus concerts listed across Iowa
A compact list of events across Cedar Rapids Iowa City North Liberty Dubuque and other towns includes pre Memorial Day service at Grace Episcopal plus library programs and a Farm Bureau dinner. Campus concerts by the University band occur at Iowa City Union Campus with dances at Cedar Rapids Country Club and athletic events in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Grace Episcopal
Public
North Liberty
North Liberty Methodist Church
Jimmy Gheen
Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau
Hawkeye Downs
Dubuque
Ferdinand de Tella
Iowa City
Union Pus
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar View Country Club
Union
Iowa Union
Ellis Park
Iowa Band
Union Campus
University Theater
Easter Melodys First Colt Socks Born At H N Strader Farm
The May 12 early-morning filly Socks arrived at the Marion area stable, a strawberry roan with four white stockings and a blaze. Easter Melody, a five-year-old sorrel mare, is her dam, Cantata Maid by Mexico Admirer. Colt name pending registry. Marilyn Anderle and Betsy Blaise are noted local young riders. Leone, Engles new mare, impresses with a responsive mouth and smooth canter, a delightful riding experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Strader
Marion
Easter Melody
Mexico
Marilyn Anderle
Marilyn
Betsy Blaise
Betsy
Morning Glory
Leone
Pupils to Perform Recital at Coe College Memorial Chapel
A student recital by pupils of Miss Martha Leksa Miss Eleanor Houts Stanley Vesely Miss Alma Turechek Prof. Max Daehler and Prof. Joseph Kitchin at Sin clair Memorial chapel Coe college will be held Monday at 7 p.m. Open to the public. The program includes works by Mozart Chopin Chaminade and Verdi with pieces named by the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Leksa
Eleanor Houts
Stanley Vesely
Alma Turechek
Max Daehler
Joseph Kitchin
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
Mozart Jean Dolezal
Demmy Battin
Chopin Verdis Webster
le Sears Dance
Chaminade
Jeanne Hollands
Donald Hlubueck
Parent-Teacher Congress Set For Thursday Meeting
The East district of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold an instructional meeting Thursday at Central Park Presbyterian church with district and county units attending. Mrs. J Peter Olesen of Waterloo will preside and greetings will be given by Mrs. Vernon Spohn Cedar Rapids. Luncheon reservations and registrations are noted with a 50 cent unit fee. Walter Grady will return from Notre Dame for summer vacation following his junior year. Nurses Leona Gatzke and Elin Von Goertz will be honored at a Bever Park picnic Tuesday evening ending with details for reserving attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Central Park Presbyterian Church
J. Peter Olesen
Waterloo
Vernon Spohn
Cedar Rapids
Olesen
E. D. Molvenster
B Avenue NE
North East
Waterloo Congress of Parents and Teachers
Marion Public School
Cedar Rapids Congress of Parents and Teachers
Walter Grady
Walter F. Grady
Twenty-seventh Street Drive
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Leona Gatzke
Elin von Goertz
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bever Park
Dolores Fleming
F B. Dugan
To Be Bride Of Dr Kiesau In June Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Earl P. Smith of Wapello announce the engagement of daughter Pauline to Dr Milton F Kiesau son of Dr and Mrs F W Kiesau of Postville. The wedding will be at Toolesboro Methodist church on Sunday June 8. Pauline Smith is a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan college and Phi Mu. Dr Kiesau attended Coe college and the University of Iowa and is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon and Rho Sigma. Czech Fine Arts society meets Monday at 8 p.m. at 723 Third Ave SW with a program by B Moore Leonard Burns and others. Miss Maurine Hamblin and Gertrude Shoemaker as accompanists. Guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl P. Smith
Wapello
Pauline
Milton F. Kiesau
F. W. Kiesau
Postville
Toolesboro Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Iowa Wesleyan College
Phi Mu Sorority
Dr. Kiesau
Coe College
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
University of Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
School of Medicine
Rho Sigma Fraternity
Czech Fine Arts Society
Ruth Rydberg
Third Avenue
B. Moore
Leonard Burns
Helen Kacena Stark
Phyllis Leacox
B. Stucker
Richard Scivie
Damon Gardner
Ellen Myers
John Vondracek
Tom Pickford
Bob Sanborn
Roland Moe
Senior Hadassah to Hear Chicago Speaker
Cedar Rapids Senior Hadassah hosts a donor luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Temple Judah to close the year's program. Mrs. Benjamin Levinson of Chicago will lecture, a widely known speaker on the platform across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Cedar Rapids
Temple Judah
Benjamin Levinson
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Cedar-Art exhibit in Cedar Rapids praised by Marvin D. Cone
Marvin D. Cone lauds the Cedar-Art Association gallery show in the public library building as one of the most significant in Cedar Rapids. The exhibit features 39 uncommissioned paintings by nearly as many artists, illustrating current American trends and offering both younger radicals and older conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sven
Marvin D. Cone
Cedar Pids
Cedar — Art Association
Public Library
Cone
Max Weber
the Rabbi
Eugene Speicher
Women Voters Group Plans Wednesday Meeting and Exhibit
The League of Women Voters department will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room to study National Defense including the War Department and the Office of Production Management. An art exhibit features Jean in Costume and works by Waldo Peirse John Steuart Curry and Dan Hod Carrier at the gallery open daily 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 30 to 5 30 p.m. free. Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters hosts a luncheon Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Greenwood farm Linn Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Waldo Peirse
Alzira
John Steuart Curry
Iowa
Dan * “Hod Carrier
Department of Government
League of Women Voters
Commonwealth Tea Room
National Defense
War Department
Office of Production Management
King’s Daughters
Even Riley
Greenwood Farm
Linn Junction
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Rainbow Order
Frankie Hartman
Third Avenue SE
Mrs. Schiewe
Brammer Home
J. P. Brammer
Seventh Avenue
Alice Kulhavy
Arnold Brammer
R. W. Schiewe
Thompson Photo
Luther
University
Independence
Indianola
George Washington Carver
Simpson
Ova City
Harris Franklin Ball
Field House
Second Street
Company
First Avenue East Dial
Tle Riding Academy
Memorial
Mary Tea Water Lily
Nancy Yuill
Sonata D Major
Mozart
Roso Rch Wind
Bech-Pirani MacDowell
Dane
HE Morris Plaf
Morris Plan
First Avenue East
Camera Shop
Second Ave
Parent-Teacher Congress
Pauline Smith
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Montrose
Greenbrier
Gorham
WOMEN
Mademoiselle
Stehli's
Wolf's
California
Rose and Mary
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