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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
9
New Yorkers grow weary of charity balls and stifling music scenes. Guests endure loud society orchestras, and as dancers clog the floors, strolling players roam tables while conversations drown in the din.
Moscow AP Mikhail A Sholokhov Nobel prize in literature denounces Svetlana Alliluyeva for criticizing Soviet curbs on artistic freedom. He links Stalin's daughter to Western critics including the CIA and Alexander Kerensky as he spoke at a Kremlin congress. Pravda printed his remarks Friday. London UPI BBC bans reading Alliluyeva articles on Russian service to aid Foreign Secretary Brown. Local Lambda chapter installation noted at 2418 Teresa Dr SW.
Mrs Charles Clemons of Ninth Street SW was honored with a farewell hayride party Thursday by Cleo Korns of Lincoln Highway SW. She departs Friday for a monthlong vacation to Hackensack Minnesota and Washington DC, with thirty five guests attending.
An advertisement promotes Lemon Jelwyn a skin and hair care product praised for cleansing bleaching and toning the skin. It claims to clear blemishes refine texture and improve shine when used in shampoos and final rinses.
Friday evening parties precede the Jefferson high school senior prom at Armar ballroom from 8:30 to 11:30 with the Preferred Stock group playing for dancing. Prom theme Almost There. Open house for Catherine Walsh from 7 to 8 for 120 classmates. Marilyn Sue Usher hosts a punch party for 30 couples with co-hostesses. Cindy Fuller launches a party for 10 couples with Beverly Fields as co-hostess. Post Prom breakfast at Eagles hall 1 to 4 a.m. Saturday with listed chaperons.
Mrs Richard Quetsch was elected Auxiliary Head at Mercy hospital women s auxiliary annual meeting and spring brunch held at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Other officers named include Mrs Vernon Hudek president elect Mrs Joseph McCaddon vice president Mrs Donald Bomb kamp recording secretary and Mrs Gevio Giacolitto corresponding secretary. Advisors named were Mrs R Michael Ford and Mrs Philip W Shive. Mrs John Friedl received a 1000 hour volunteer bar for hospital work. Also awarded were 100 hour pins to Misses Agnes White Helen Daley and Gertrude Flaherty. A total of 167 members and guests attended the luncheon featuring a fashion show by Seifert s.
Members of the Phi Nu chapter enjoyed a Thursday evening picnic at Manhattan pavilion in Ellis park. The highlight included favorites in C W hit songs and a television listing notes The Porter Wagoner Show airing Saturday at 5 30 PM on Channel 9 in color.
The spring dinner dance for the Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center drew New York's social elite, including Mayor John Lindsay and Angier Biddle Duke. Attendees wore multi thousand dollar gowns and glittering jewels, while talk focused on chairs and social pull. Debbi Bassett's troubled marriage was noted among the party chatter as guests enjoyed a pink decor backdrop and hydrangea centerpieces.
The Duplicate Bridge Thursday Night Club held at the Roosevelt hotel awarded winners Roger Welty and Joe VerDick in first place while The Mines team led by Marshall McNair and Grant Collins finished second. Baggage regulations on the Trans Siberian Railroad allowed one bird in a cage with no extra cost.
Miss Evelyn Pint and the Boddicker School of Music will present a guitar recital Saturday at 7 at the YWCA with many students including Joe Kite Eddie Albertuse Glenn Thompson Sue Baker and others. Mrs Seymour Ohlman was installed president of Hadassah at Temple Judah along with several vice presidents and officers in a separate ceremony.
In Charlotte North Carolina a welfare recipient told a judge she is on welfare after a 250 dollar fine for shoplifting. Police report the woman’s Cadillac contained merchandise stolen from two discount houses.
Novelist Pearl Buck arrived in Seoul to open a center for 3000 mixed Korean American children and to aid their mothers with jobs and security. She will select the site and attend the groundbreaking during a three week stay and plans to build similar centers costing over $1 million in Japan Okinawa Formosa the Philippines Thailand and South Vietnam.
A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday evening at City National Bank party room in honor of Miss Joyce Satinsky, daughter of the Jerry Satinskys. Hostess Mrs. Ronnie Lewis led about 50 guests. Joyce is to marry Stephen Lammers of Fort Hood, Texas, in June.
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