Pledges of Kappa Delta Presented at Kiddy Kapers
Kappa Delta sorority pledges were presented at the Kiddy Kapers dance in Coe College recreation room Saturday evening. The event featured rocking horse rides, suckers on programs, and cuddly prizes. Faculty guests and patronesses attended, with Miss Elsie Neuberger and Miss Mercedes Bruckner in charge of arrangements.
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Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe College
Elsie Neuberger
Mercedes Bruckner
C. W. Perkins
A. W. Meyer
John Codman Fiske
Guy E. Hillier
J. T. Grayston
George Kosek
L. J. Klinger
John E. Stansbury
Harry W. Dunker
Mildred Porter
Phyllis Young
Doris Shirreffs
June Geier
Bette Tietz
Catherine Covert
Dorothy Hawkins
Joan Ewald
June Spillers
Esther Perrey
Janine McGill
Ruby Chisel
Janet Meyer
Marilyn Sanborn
Ruthanne Herrald
Betty Jean Stephenson
Jean Rush
Gladys Christenson
Sparky Fraser
Raymond Hughes
James Gunderson
Ted White
Gordon Currie
Dale Willig
George Henry
College Reading Circle to review Reveille in Washington
Mrs. R. B. Van Cleve will lead a discussion of Reveille in Washington by Margaret Leech at the Tuesday Evening Reading circle. The meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at 403 Dunreath drive NE, home of Misses Helen and Lucille Duncan.
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R. B. van Cleve
Reveille
Washington
Margaret Leech
Helen
Lucille Duncan
Dunreath Drive
Minnesotan Hosts Weekend at Salter Home Party
A long list of local and visiting residents gathers at the Salter residence for a weekend hosted by Cedar Rapids figures and Minnesota guests amid Iowa Minnesota football festivities. Guests include Mrs. Ellsworth Austin Mrs. John Evans Miss Jessie Gemmill and many more. The event featured a program arranged by Miss Virginia Ohmann with musical pieces from Bach Debussy Bizet and Chopin and a Minerva Delphians meeting at Commonwealth apartments later Monday.
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Ellsworth Austin
John Evans
Fabian Peshek
Jessie Gemmill
Clarence E. White
Ralph Whitlock
Margaret Porter
W. K. Engelman
W. E. Goreham
H. E. Henderson
WL. Barnard
Edwin Franken
James Killian
Everett E. Fisher
Florence Lacy
Helen Spiltle
Frank Mueller
LeRoy Weld
Robert Little
Walter M Krebs
Wendell Barrett
Harold Kotron
John T. Massey
J. I. Calder
John W. Miller
Paul A Miner
C. A. Noe
J Stuart McQuiston
Herry E. Pratt
A. W. Erskine
Marvin D Cone
Paul Anthony, Jr
James Taylor
Myrti
Jean Witmer
Virginia Ohmann
Bach-Maier
Martha Nove
el Patier Milous
Holes DeWees
Mino Scarlett
Schumann Rose Anne Kubove
Rihovsky
Orlando di
Josten Little Page
Helen DeWees
Copland
Ann Kubovce
Minerva Delphians
Commonwealth Apartments
J W. Barnett
Reader's Digest
Murray Fawcett
L. F Vane
Harry G. Heiserman
C. S. Stookey
Cedar Rapids
Chester D. Salter
Knollwood Drive
von E. Luscher
Gerald Nordberg
Minneapolis
Salter
Luscher
Nordberg
William L Shirer reviews Bill White war journeys and Margaret tale
In a brisk Chicago Tribune style notice, the reviewer praises William L. Shirer's praise of Bill White and his war journeys, highlighting White's reporting from Britain to Germany and the Finns front. The piece notes White's moving broadcasts helped inspire other writers and underscores his effort to build his own name separate from his father. Published by Harcourt Brace and Company at 1.00.
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Germany
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Robert Sherwood
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Emporia
Harcourt, Brace and Company
Subtreasury of American Humor edited by E B White and Katharine S White
A review of A Subtreasury of American Humor edited by E B White and Katharine S White, detailing its 13 sections and the blend of selections from The New Yorker and other authors. Mentions editors, foreword by White, and the range from parodies to verse, with praise for the humor collection. Includes additional notes on other books and authors discussed in the periodical.
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White
Coward McCann
Katherine S. White
New Yorker
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Blanche Colton Williams
Edith Merrilees
Brickell
Kay Boyle
Sally Benson
Flicka
Mary O'Hara
John Steinbeck
The Perfect Lamb by Elisabeth Staney Payne excerpt
The article previews The Perfect Lamb by Elisabeth Staney Payne from Mead and Company. It describes a two generation feud between the Cressy and Cunningham families over Highwood the Cunningham suburban home won at gambling. It mentions Catherine daughters and two Cressy sons as the narrative unfolds.
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