Bridal Dinners Honor Two Cedar Rapids Couples Tonight
Two Cedar Rapids couples are feted at bridal dinners this evening. Joyce Sanborn and David Powell host at Elmcrest Golf and Country Club with guests from Cedar Rapids and Ames. Patricia Benesh and John Holmes dine at the Embassy club with guests from Chicago Keokuk Ames and Fairfax. Both couples are to be married Saturday in local churches.
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Joyce Sanborn
David J. Powell
Patricia Benesh
John R. Holmes
Sanborn
Mr. Powell
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Clyde R. Sanborn
Grande Avenue SE
Marvin Kober
John Moore
JoAnn van Slyck
Marshall Hickman
Richard Leacox
Dorothy Johnson
Donald Fahrenkrog
Russell Knapp
Kathleen Knapp
David Fagle
Richard Klinck
William Wratten
Robert MclIntosh
Robert Betsworth
Cedar Rapids
and Mirs
David L. Powell
Glen Powell
Kansas City
F. J. Horsfall
Waterloo
Eleanor Eichmann
Waverly
Opal Hand
Ames
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Frank B. Benesh
Embassy Club
Quentin Ray Sharp
Chicago
Harvey R. Roethlisberger
Robert Henry
D. A. Loferski
Helen Danner
Thomas Dorsey
Keokuk
Leon Kline
Marian Peterson
Fairfax
Benesh
Mr. Holmes
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Business Women Of Churches Meet At First Congregational
The Business and Professional Women of the Churches held a semi annual dinner at the First Congregational church with 171 members attending. Mrs Zereda Van Deusen spoke on Contemporary Europe and has spent two summers in Europe with study groups. Next meeting is Feb 9 World Day of Prayer.
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First Congregational Church
Zereda van Deusen
Wilson High Schol
Europe
van Deusen
William Wagner
Ida Cary
Cleda Wellborn
Howard Levien
Clara Ristine Guild
Leola Zavodsky
Radio Council
Cornell Homecoming Festivities Kick Off With Parade and Plays
Mt Vernon securing a full weekend as Cornell College opens its 59th Homecoming. Queen Phyllis Lukenbach and attendants highlight the ceremonies while events include a pep rally, torch parade, bonfire, play premieres, a cross country meet, flag rush, and a varsity football clash with Grinnell at Ash Park.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Cornell
Fighting Ram
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Ashpark
King Memorial Chapel
Highway 30
Ash Park
Crichton
Little Theater
Armstrong Hall
Dramatic Art Department
Chester Webb
C R Organ Club Marks First Anniversary In Cedar Rapids
The Hammond Organ Club of Cedar Rapids celebrates its first anniversary at the Lighthouse on Mt. Vernon road. Seventeen amateurs and two professionals, led by Frank Netherton and Eulalia Hauser, have formed a 19 member group devoted to electric organ study and performance. Officers, pins, and unique anniversary arrangements highlight a year of public recitals and a KCRG broadcast.
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Hammond Organ Club
Cedar Rapids
Lighthouse
Mt. Vernon Road
Frank Netherton
Eulalia Hauser
Walter Wachal
Wachal
Myleene Bebee
Francis King
Netherton
C. P. Ellis
Richard Hanken
Monticello
Thomas Sullivan
Leo Lucas
Hupp
Soper
Orval Rose
Marion
Ellis
Hanken
Adalyn Zach
Iowa State Teachers College
Hiltbrunner Music Company
KCRG
Hiltbrunner Company
Clean Door Mats Help Protect Untracked Carpets
Frequent scrubbing of door mats prevents dirt from entering and protects carpets from wear. Regular cleaning reduces debris buildup and keeps entryways tidy.
Widow Mrs Hartkemeyer Hosts Beverly Andrews Bridal Shower
Mrs Duane Hartkemeyer of 1237 Fourth Street NW hosted a bridal shower for Miss Beverly Andrews with 14 guests. Miss Andrews and Donald E. West plan to marry November 18 at Trinity Methodist Church.
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Duane Hartkemeyer
Fourth Street NW
Beverly Andrews
Miss Andrews
Donald E. West
Trinity Methodist Church
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters Meeting
The Sunshine circle met Thursday at 1727 B avenue NE the home of Mrs. F. E. Breneman with Mrs. W. E. Breidert assisting. Mrs. C. E. McIntosh gave devotions and Mrs. R. E. Bucknell reported on the state convention. The Coe college scholarship fund donation was allowed. Guests included Mrs. Leo E. Varns and Mrs. Loring Fagle.
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Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
F. E. Breneman
W. E. Breidert
C. E. McIntosh
R. E. Bucknell
Coe College
Leo E. Varns
Loring Fagle
Luncheon Meeting of Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Members met for lunch Thursday at the Montrose hotel with football themed table décor. Sixty one attendees included new members Mmes Julius Beaster Rudy Head land Robert Fitzsimmons Elmer Hinkhouse William Hendricks Winston Bedford Jack Gardiner Cal Basile Bill Benson Jim Hayes Karl Hendrickson A F Hanson Emma Phillips Pat Lester and Ruth Pratt Prizes went to Mrs P C Graue and Mrs Hoag land Cards were played during the afternoon.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Montrose Hotel
Mmes
Julius Beaster
Rudy Headland
Robert Fitzsimmons
Elmer Hinkhouse
William Hendricks
Winston Bedford
Jack Gardiner
Cal Basile
Bill Benson
Jim Hayes
Karl Hendrickson
A. F. Hanson
Emma Phillips
Pat Lester
Ruth Pratt
P. C. Graue
Hoagland
Anita Mills Weds Charles Hanley in St Pauls Church
Miss Anita B Mills daughter of Mrs P A Mills Walker and Charles P Hanley of Muscatine were married at St Pauls Methodist Church with Rev John K Moore officiating. The bride wore a wine colored wool suit with magnolia accessories and Jo Hanna Hill roses corsage. The couple plans to reside in Muscatine where Hanley is an attorney and Mrs Hanley has served as admitting officer at Moline Public Hospital.
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Anita B. Mills
P. A. Mills
Walker
Charles P. Hanley
Muscatine
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
John K. Moore
Johanna Hill
Ivan Stebbins
Luncheon Honors Mrs Van Dyke on Birthday
Mrs. Arthur A. Collins hosted a small luncheon at 201 Thirty-first Street SE in honor of her mother Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke on her birthday.
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Mrs. Collins
Arthur A. Collins
Thirty-first Street
A. B. van Dyke
Bride-elect Joyce Johnson Honored at Surprise Shower
Miss Joyce Johnson was honored at a surprise shower hosted at her home on 431 Twenty sixth Street SE. Hostesses were Miss Marie Ewald of Cedar Rapids and Miss Marilyn Ward of Oskaloosa, with twelve guests attending. Johnson and William Best Jr will wed November 10 at Kenwood Presbyterian Church.
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Joyce Johnson
Twenty-sixth Street
Marie Ewald
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Ward
Oskaloosa
Cornell College
Johnson
William Best, Jr
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Civic Chorus Sets First Rehearsal for Messiah Dec 10
The Civic chorus will hold its first rehearsal Wednesday at 7 15 PM in Coe College Little Theater. Cedar Rapids singers are invited to join by calling Coe College at 3 2611 extension 15 before Wednesday evening. The Messiah will be performed by Coe and Civic choirs under Prof. Paul S. Ray.
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Civic Chorus
Coe College
Coe Little Theater
Cedar Rapids
Coe and Civic
Paul S. Ray
Jane Boyd circle meets for dessert at Layton home
Jane Boyd circle gathered Thursday at the home of Mrs W L Layton 2602 E Avenue NE with Mrs W M Endsley assisting A $10 donation was approved for the Coe College scholarship fund Elizabeth Bender spoke on Community House activities Bessie Hugunin gave a convention report and Mrs William Hughes led devotions Members will bring food for a Thanksgiving basket to the next meeting November 16 at Mrs Gertrude Bain 388 Seventeenth Street SE
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Jane Boyd
W. L. Layton
E Avenue
W. M. Endsley
Coe College Scholarship Fund
Elizabeth Bender
Bessie Hugunin
William Hughes
Gertrude Bain
Seventeenth Street
Ski suits spark debate on sex appeal designer claims
New York designer Fred Picard argues ski suits are more attractive than bikini wear. He asserts ski pants slim legs and urges caution, saying flirty looks clash with sporty on slopes. He notes colorful, tailored jackets and advises tight boots for better fit.
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New York
Fred Picard
Riviera
Picard
Switzerland
Sun Valley
Idaho
Gem applique aims to glamorize bare skin in 1951 New York
New York fashion reports a new gimmick by Jewel-Artist Marianne Ostier. The gem applique uses a jewel pin array with a suction cup to cling to an arm or shoulder for eight hours. Ostier sells the method in high price jewelry and expects mass adoption by spring.
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New York
INS
Marianne Ostier
Miss Ostier
Service Circle of King's Daughters Salad Luncheon
The Service Circle met Thursday for a salad luncheon at 225 Fifth Street NW hosted by Mrs. W A Hulsebus with Mrs. Floyd Reynolds assisting. Devotions were led by Mrs. Raymond Reid and Bible study by Mrs. Hugh Reynolds. Mrs. Vern Hampton attended as a guest and plans for a picnic luncheon on November 13 at Mrs. Marvin Brown's home were announced.
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King’s Daughters
W. A. Hulsebus
Fifth Street NW
Floyd Reynolds
Raymond Reid
Hugh Reynolds
Vern Hampton
Marvin Brown
Circle of the King holds birthday at Miss Florence Narber home
The LH.N. circle of the King met at Miss Florence Narber’s home on 1949 Grande avenue SE to mark its birthday with a talk on its founding by charter member Mrs. Gertrude Anderson. A food shower was given for the Children’s Home.
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Lh.n
Circle of the King’s Daughters
Florence Narber
Grande Avenue SE
Gertrude Anderson
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