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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1938

Page

17

Bridegroom Preparations and Etiquette For The Wedding

The Bridal Tract column offers practical tips for grooms including two conservative suits two pairs of shoes and a versatile overcoat. It advises blackening soles permanently and paying the minister after the ceremony. It notes who catches the bouquet and suggests gifting customs and timely thank you notes with proper crests on silver. It also urges saying goodbye to parents before travel and a prudent gift approach.

Trousseau

Hills Shower Honors Helen Jean for June 1 Wedding

Mrs Mary Kral hosted a Hills shower for Miss Helen Jean, soon to wed Howard Saxton of Oxford on June 1 at St Josephs church. A wagon drawn by Deloris Draker carried gifts and a mock wedding featured Vera Fry as bride and Katharine Jenn as groom with Mrs J Mellicker as minister.

Mary Kral Helen Jean Hills Howard Saxton Oxford St. Joseph’s Church Deloris Draker Vera Fry Katharine Jenn J. Mellicker

Local card clubs hold meetings and prize awards

Calamus The Beste Yette card club met with Mrs. Lester Marron and awarded prizes to Mrs. John Hayes Mrs. John Thiel and Mrs. Edward Forret. The Happy Bunch club judged 500 with Mrs. William Campbell first Mrs. William Schroeder second and Mrs. William Henricks third. They plan a June 8 gathering with Mrs. Campbell. Afternoon Bridge at Davenport hosted by Mrs. Leonard Horstmann awarded to Mrs. Harold Anderson first Mrs. Herbert Vetter second and Mrs. Bernard Eden third. The O A O card club in 500 saw first prize to Theodore Hohlmann second to Mrs. Jerome Dolan third to Mrs. John Fischer fourth to Mrs. Edward Burnett high guest Edna Wulf low guest Vera Wulf. They meet again in two weeks with Mrs. William Wulf. Farm Wives circle hosted by Mrs. Roy Scott will meet in two weeks with Mrs. David Figley.

Beste Yette Lester Marron John Hayes John Thiel Edward Forret Happy Bunch Club John Ehlers William Campbell William C. Schroeder William Henricks Leonard Horstmann Davenport Harold Anderson Herbert Vetter Bernard Eden George Wagner O. A. O. Card Club Otto Griebel Theodore Holhmann Jerome Dolan John Fischer Edward Burnett Edna Wulf

Methodist Sunday school class dinner honors Royal couple

West Liberty members hosted a dinner for about 50 people at 000 West Liberty Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Royal to mark their twenty ninth wedding anniversary observed Wednesday. Committee members oversaw the event.

L. A. Royal

Local social notes list gatherings and club events across towns

Wapello and nearby communities report dinners reunions and club meetings. Highlights include a June 23 gathering at the Robert Brooke Jr. home, a Vinton 1916 graduates reunion at River side park with fifteen alumnae, and New Cycle Literary club activities with new officers. Also noted are Kensington and Thursday clubs, Home Benefit society plans, and an American Legion auxiliary poppy committee setup. Strawberry Point Fortnightly club elected a new president and outlined next year's program.

Vinton High School Riverside Park Mildred Conn Dahms Cedar Rapids Leota Gray Sandberg Waterloo Nellie Noble McMillan Lois Bassett Davis la Porte City Marie King Miller Rockford Leona Fry Jones Sioux City Barbara Ashley Bullock Welling Alberta Canada Mearle King Dexter Henry Buxton Lloyd Callison James C. Green David Hibbs Lulu Jones Home Benefit Society Kensington Club D. S. Cooper Burlington Cooper Panama A. R. Morledge Ben Luckenbill Mediapolis

Combination Piece Adds Comfort To Small Rooms

The article discusses space saving furniture for newlyweds starting with small incomes. It highlights combination pieces like studio couches with book cases, radio end tables, twin beds, and a portable complete kitchen unit. Breakfront cabinets and drop leaf extension tables are noted for adapting to future living spaces.

Anish

Handy Tips For Brides Scrapbook And Household Hints

A collection of home care tips covers labeling sheets for bed sizes, using vinegar to preserve color in red vegetables, keeping mirrors bright with a chamois, ironing borders on towels, and plumbing savings from regular care. It also notes methods to prevent sink clogs and tips for fluffy rice by avoiding stirring during boiling.

Tuesday Tourist Club Guest Day Observed at Presbyterian Parlor

The Tuesday Tourist club met in the Presbyterian church parlors on Tuesday with Virginia Holmes of Strawberry Point performing a piano recital taught by Marcy Alderson. Members of the High School Dramatic club directed by Miss Zella Williams participated, featuring Vaneta Lubbs Bob Brown Marguerite Krueger Marcella Technor Orris Kirtley and Leonard Ring. Committee members were Mrs George Lee Mrs Earl Alton and Mrs Palmer Hilsabeck. A mixed foursome golf event followed.

Spinach Dish Featured at Martelle Event

Martelle White Rose Temple and Pythian Sisters hosted Winter Temple visitors from Cedar Rapids on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Marion Martin welcomed guests, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Winter Temple spoke, and Mrs. Bertha Buffington, past grand chief of Iowa, addressed the group.

White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters of Martelle Winter Temple Cedar Rapids Marion Martin Dorothy Johnson Bertha Buffington Iowa

Legion Picnic and Memorial Day Preparations Highlight Earlville

The Legion and auxiliary hosted a Tuesday picnic at the Legion rooms. Sixty five wreaths were prepared to decorate veterans' graves for Memorial Day. Alan Palechek and family from Akron Ohio visit the A E Larson home.

Legion Legion Rooms Alan Palechek Jackie Akron Ohio A. E. Larson

Columbus Junction Tri-T officers elected and installed

Officers of Chapter A Tri-T were elected and installed with Mrs. Ernest Ford as president, Marie Overholt as vice president, Mrs. Dale Frame as secretary, Mrs. R. P. Hawkins as corresponding secretary, Irene Alsip as treasurer, Mrs. Wilma Foster as historian, and Mrs. William Dunn as reporter.

Tri-T Ernest Ford Marie Overholt Dale Frame R. P. Hawkins Irene Alsip Wilma Foster William Dunn

Maynard Bridal Showers Ahead of June Wedding

Miss Viola Mae Smith received a prenuptial shower from the Methodist Ladies Aid at Mrs. Georgia Palmer home. She will marry in June. Earlier, she was honored at a shower by the Good Will club and friends at Mrs. Lowell Gray’s home. Helene Simpson hosted fourteen junior class members Wednesday evening.

Viola Mae Smith Methodist Ladies Aid Society Georgia Palmer Good Will Club Lowell Gray Helene Simpson

Community Activities At Oelwein And Area Gatherings

A midweek potluck at the Country club led by P. J. Haverly featured prize golf winners Mrs. R. T. Sims and Dr. J. P. Gallagher. A City park surprise celebrated H. V. Hoyer’s 51 years in local business. Picnics honored A. F. Butters and families, while Bobby Palmer hosted youngsters for visiting grandchildren Mrs. John Murphy. A shower for Miss Agnes Graff and bridge prizes awarded to Elaine and Veronica Cannon, Marie Graff, and Edith Svoboda.

P. J. Haverly R. T. Sims J. P. Gallagher Oclwein Daily Register H. V. Hoyer Oelwein City Laundering Company Devil's Backbone State Park A. F. Butters Company Bobby Palmer Little Friends Francis Pat Nolan John Murphy Leo Adair Agnes Graff Elaine Cannon Veronica Cannon Marie Graff Edith Svoboda

Entertaining Happy Hour and Sew and So Clubs

Mrs Alva Black hosted the Happy Hour club at the Black home with Mrs George Bensler assisting. Mrs Calvin Lippard acted as hostess to the Sew and So club on Friday.

Alva Black George Bensler Black Home Calvin Lippard

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