Kappa Delta To Observe Anniversary At Coe College
Kappa Delta marks 40 years at Coe College with a Sunday afternoon event. A tea at 4 o’clock hosted by Mrs. R W Greene honors founder Mrs. Howard Preston of Seattle and features remarks on the chapter’s early years.
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Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Howard Preston
Seattle
R. W. Greene
Bever Avenue
Preston
Lucy Steele
Kappa Delta
Coe
O. C. Steele
Rockford’ Road
Hickok Hall
Montrose Hotel
Max Bromwell
William Kinderknecht
Ruby Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Gilbert Dutton
Marion
Howard Risk
Oelwein
J. Ross Lee
Davenport
Charles T. Hickok
Ralph Martin
Virginia Verburg
Irving Churchill
Frank C. Waples
Charles H. Moore
Social Events Honor Parents of Mrs Gustin at Montrose Hotel
Mr and Mrs Charles Gustin hosted Mrs Gustins parents Mr and Mrs John Colucci of Sherman Oaks California at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Gustin gave a luncheon for her mother and a morning coffee was hosted by Mrs Walter F Nesper. An Embassy Club dinner honoring the Coluccis followed by plans for their departure Sunday.
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Charles Gustin
Montrose Hotel
Gustin
John Colucci
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Walter F. Nesper
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Colucci
Sam J. Nassif
Blake Boulevard
Embassy Club
Coluccis
Jim Dye Orchestra to Perform at Cedar Rapids Dinner Dance
Jim Dye and his orchestra will play for a dinner dance Saturday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club following the Illinois football game.
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C. R. Country Club
Jim Dye
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Illinois
Miss Lala Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was given Thursday for Miss Mardella Lala by Mrs. Joe A Johnson at 615 Eighteenth Avenue SW. Miss Lala and Joe Kurka will be married Sunday at 2 p.m. in the First Baptist Church.
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Mardella Lala
Joe A. Johnson
Eighteenth Avenue
Lala
Joe Kurka
First Baptist Church
Stormy Weather Footwear Takes On Stylish Look
New York fashion notes describe storm ready footwear combining style and practicality. Fleece-lined rubber boots with electrified shearling trim offer rain protection, while lightweight rain boots in bold colors tackle mud. Snow boots feature lambs wool lining and electric cuffs for warmth, and easy toe rubbers provide emergency coverage for suede or dress shoes.
Women’s Auxiliary Meets for Dessert Luncheon in Marion
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Postal Transport Association met Tuesday at Mrs. W. W. Lary’s Marion home for a dessert luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. M. C. Vanderlinden, Mrs. Wallace Kemp, and Mrs. George Hutchinson. The group voted to supply Christmas gifts to the women’s domiciliary at Clinton. New members Mrs. Leland Glade and Mrs. Elmer Konzen were welcomed.
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Postal Transport Association
W. W. Lary
Marion
Mmes
M. C. Vanderlinden
Wallace Kemp
George Hutchinson
Clinton
Leland Glade
Elmer Konzen
Mrs. L A Lower Speaks at Quasqueton Luncheon
Mrs L A Lower of Cedar Rapids third vice president of the King's Daughters and Sons spoke Thursday at a luncheon in Quasqueton for the Buchanan and Black Hawk County King's Daughters.
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L. A. Lower
Cedar Rapids
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Quasqueton
Buchanan and Black Hawk County
King’s Daughters
Wee-Cha-May Camp Fire Displays Tables at Hayes Open House
Members of the Wee-Cha-May Camp Fire group showcased table settings during the Hayes school open house on Wednesday evening to fulfill a woodgatherer rank requirement.
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Hayes School
Cunninghams Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W T Cunning ham host a dinner party at 1718 Maple Drive NW this evening for their twenty fifth anniversary. Twenty five guests attend as a silver ribbon and pink roses adorn a three tiered cake.
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W. T. Cunningham
Maple Drive
Orrs Return From Cincinnati and Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank V Orr of 2058 Fifth avenue SE have returned from a brief trip to Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Frank Orrs
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Avenue SE
Cincinnati
Chicago
David Lee Worcester Celebrates Sixth Birthday
David Lee Worcester son of the Charles Worcesters 2735 B avenue NE celebrated his sixth birthday Thursday afternoon with a party at his home. Guests all members of his class at Arthur school included Steven Christie Dennis Brown John Ely Michael Ferring Steven Gilliatt Victor Wiwanczuk Jack Ketelsen Dick Kerwin Ronnie Ream Bobby Thiel David Vick Griffith Wodtke Jerry Butler Bobby Doss Jon Shramek Tom Ackerman and David's brothers Peter and Stephen Worcester.
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David Lee Worcester
Charles Worcesters
Avenue
Arthur School
Steven Christie
Dennis Brown
John Ely
Michael Ferring
Steven Gilliatt
Victor Wiwanczuk
Jack Ketelsen
Dick Kerwin
Ronnie Ream
Bobby Thiel
David Vick
Griffith Wodtke
Jerry Butler
Bobby Doss
Jon Shramek
Tom Ackerman
David
Peter
Stephen Worcester
Coop Rider Couple at Hall Hosts Honor Party
Mr and Mrs W Everett Coop rider recently married were honored at a party by Mr and Mrs R W Hall at 3312 C avenue NE. Also sharing the courtesy were Mr and Mrs C W Hall Jr Mr and Mrs Joseph Oswald and Mr and Mrs Howard Phillips.
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W. Everett Cooprider
R. W. Hall
C Avenue NE
C. W. Hall, Jr
Joseph Oswald
Howard Phillips
Silver Chain circle hosts salad luncheon at Shelquist home
The Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters met Thursday for a salad luncheon at 2753 First avenue SE, hosted by Mrs. W. O. Shelquist. Mrs. William Cech led devotions, two new members were welcomed, and Mrs. G. D. Willis attended as a guest. Morning activities included mending at the Children's Home.
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Silver Chain Circle of the
King’s Daughters
W. O. Shelquist
First Avenue SE
William Cech
O. H. Kisling
Omer McGlaughlin
G. D. Willis
Clipped Fox Debuts In 1951 Fashion Scene
New York fashion note introduces clipped fox as an up to date fur at about $500 a piece. Designer Esther Dorothy from Farrier studio gives the fox a beaver like cut and dyed coat. Mass production not yet available for stylists.
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New York
INS
Esther Dorothy
Miss Dorothy
Style notes promise clipped fox furs rival luxury skins
Miss Dorothy tells editors that clipped fox fur, when mass produced next spring, will drop in price yet remain sturdy and long wearing, mimicking nutria or beaver. The claim positions the fabric as a budget alternative to luxury furs.
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Miss Dorothy
Designing Women Storage Furniture Today
Five years of change have brought a wider range of storage furniture with more chest, bookcase and door cabinet sizes. Choosing pieces that fit both function and wall space can improve housekeeping and room decoration while creating interesting arrangements.
Donnelly Speaks at Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast
John Donnelly addressed the Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast club at the YMCA on Wednesday. New officers installed for the year include President Mrs. Clarence Van Fossen, Vice President Mrs. Roy Fear, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Goff, and Secretary Mrs. Elroy McKean. Committee chairs cover social, bulletin, monitor, attendance, membership, auditor, ways and means, program, and adviser roles with named members.
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John Donnelly
Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Y.M.C.A
Clarence van Fossen
Roy Fear
Thomas Goff
Elroy McKean
Frank Petras
Mary Flick
Russell Carne
Hope Schultz
Richard San
Perle Mesta and Madame May Duplicate Hats Again
Paris reports Mrs. Perle Mesta and Madame Henri Bonnet repeated identical hat choices from designer Paullette after buying 50 hats this fall. Each hat costs 45 to 75 dollars, with several styles shared across many social figures including the Duchess of Windsor and Marlene Dietrich.
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Paris
Perle Mesta
Henri Bonnet
Washington
Mesta
U. S
Luxembourg
Madame Bonnet
Paullette
Duchess of Windsor
Alben Barkley
David Bruce
France
George Tyson
Marlene Dietrich
Paris Fashion House Molyneux to Close Amid Blindness Fears
Paris fashion house Molyneux will shut after current orders are fulfilled as owner Capt Edward Henry Molyneux fears he may lose his remaining eye. Once a symbol of simple elegance since 1919, the label counted royalty among its clients and 1000 employees will seek new jobs. The perfume firm will continue in Paris.
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Paris
Molyneux
Edward Henry Molyneux
Molyneux Perfume
Margaret of
Great Britain
Duchess of Kent
Ethel Evans Circle Meets for Dessert at Teeters Home
The Ethel Evans circle of the King’s Daughters met Thursday at 1633 Wildwood Drive NE for dessert hosted by Mrs. Bert Teeters. Mrs. E O Spangler assisted, with devotions and state convention reports by Mrs. I D Yanaway and Mrs. Dan Ward. guest Mrs. Boyd Tittsworth. The group hemmed towels for St Luke’s hospital.
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Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Bert Teeters
Wildwood Drive
E. O. Spangler
I. D. Yanaway
Dan Ward
Boyd Tittsworth
St. Luke's Hospital
Secrets of Charm on Hair Loss Advice
An advice piece by John Robert discusses patchy baldness, its causes, and simple remedies. It urges seeing a doctor, avoiding harsh scalp treatments, and adopting daily scalp massage and gentle brushing. It promotes routine care and offers a beauty diet booklet for readers.
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Secrets OF
Charm
John Robert
Dumpling Variations For Stews Spiced With Parsley and Corn
A standard recipe for dump lings can be varied in many interesting ways. Add one-fourth cup chopped parsley for color and flavor or one-half cup whole kernel corn for texture. Cooked chopped mushrooms may be another tasty addition to the dumpling dough.
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Stormy Weather
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NEA
Postal Auxiliary
Bernard Book Store
Second Avenue SE
Wael Y Canal
Luscious
Cunninghams
David Lee
Worcester
Everett
Phyllis Battelle
Designing Women
Elizabeth Hillyer
Credit Women’s Club
Krebs Dutch Girl
Krebs
First Avenue
Madame
Cisty
McNamara
First Street
RIAL
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Hiltbrunner
Try Pettijohns
Pettijohns
Lil
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