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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1941

Page

15

Mistakes in Dress Unless You're Tall Don't Wear a Cape

Edith Head advises against buying hats without a clear outfit plan and warns that a hat should fit the wearer's personality and proportions. The piece urges trying on hats in good light, selecting neutral colors for versatility, and pairing headwear with the coat, cape, or dress to avoid mismatched style and wasteful spending.

Alice L. Tildesley Edith Head Hollywood Monty Fred Irene Mary Miss Head Eleanor Stewart

Social happenings at Iowa City country club and area weddings

Iowa City social notes report members and guests dancing to Dusty Keaton's orchestra at the country club in the fall party series. The bulletin lists committees and names, plus two marriages: Kathleen Prizler to Edward Hodge at St. Mary’s in Los Angeles with future residence there, and Dorothy Reese to Ray Fuhrmeister at the Baptist Student center in Iowa City.

The Gazette Iowa City P W. Prizler Edward Hodge Lena K. Hodge Los Angeles St. Mary’s Church Iowa City High School Irish Business College Hodge Hickman Brothers ‘Plumbing Company San Pedro Calif J. W. Howe Wendell Smith Eric C. Wilson Baptist Student Center Dorothy Reese Ed Hay Ray Fuhrmeister Leonard Fuhrmeister Elmer E. Dierks Viola Clark Donald Lovetinsky Fuhrmeister

Marriage of Miss Kline Announced at Atalissa

Announcement of the June 10 marriage in Hiawatha Kansas between Marjorie Kline of Atalissa and Laurence Roth of West Liberty. The couple’s engagement was celebrated at a home party hosted by Mrs. Kline. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kline. the groom’s mother is Mrs. Minnie Roth. The ceremony was a single ring service at the Methodist parsonage in Hiawatha. Mrs. Roth is a 1934 West Liberty graduate. The couple plan to move to California after the wedding. Several relatives from Atalissa, West Liberty, Marion, Muscatine, Springfield, and beyond attended the announcement party.

Gizette Atalissa Marjorie Kline J. A Kline Atalissa Laurence Roth Minnie Roth West Liberty Methodist Parsonage Hiawathh W. I. Hastie Roth West Liberty High School California Helen Roth Howard Nealson Carl Schiele Don Ervin

Social Calendar At Mt. Vernon Light This Week

Mt Vernon social life slows as holiday prep begins with dinners luncheons and club meetings. Rotary recognition dinner Emma Leigh circle quilting bee and Delt party highlight a slate of gatherings among local groups and families.

Mt. Vernon Light J. B. Ringer Merrill Burge Lester Dacken Charles Bachman Alan DuVal Jay Fordyce Ward Horton Harry Sizer Belle Thompson Emma Leigh J. D Peet Nellie Marting Rebekah Elizabeth Kimball Grand Lodge Dana Wilcox O ES Vernon Chapter Methodist Church Lois Bigger Jean Hunt Eula Burnett Herbert Smith Rudolph Vodicka W. J. Flint Dorothy Ann Flint Earl H. Edwards Glendale Calif Martelle Linn Grove Church Here

Gardens and Nature’s Winter Shelter Ideals

The article contemplates how gardeners protect plants for winter, urging patience with nature and suggesting using materials like baskets and cartons to shield delicate specimens. It discusses soil health, the value of rye as a winter cover crop, and turning humus-rich material into soil in spring for better texture and moisture retention.

The Florist’s Review

Pearman Exhibit Showcases Midwestern Landscapes in Cedar Rapids

Margaret Pearman displays 21 oils, temperas and water colors at the Cedar Rapids Public Library gallery under Cedar Rapids Art Association sponsorship. The works, drawn from Illinois and Wisconsin scenery, include Watertown and Shake Rag Street, with Pearman stressing familiar subjects, framing, and painting as distinct from photography.

Cedar Rapids Art Association Rockford Ill Iinois Wisconsin Pearman Cedar Rapids Stone City Ker Erst Pearman

Anniversary of Joslyn Memorial Celebrated In Omaha

A three day celebration marking the tenth anniversary of the Joslyn Memorial opens in Omaha with displays including the Tenth Anniversary and Six States Exhibitions. An Oriental exhibit runs November at Armstrong hall Cornell college open daily 2 to 5 pm.Wedding reception honors couple at Melodi. The bride daughter of Joseph N Waldschmidt Riverside born and raised here, a 1939 St Marys graduate now employed in Iowa City. The groom son of Mr and Mrs A W Neol Iowa City, a 1936 St Patricks graduate. They will reside on a farm south of Oxford.

Joslyn Memorial Omaha Armstrong Hall Cornell College Iowa Teesdis Joseph N Waldschmidt Riverside St Mary's High School Iowa City A . WU St Paticks High School Oxford

Riverside Marriage of Miss Waldschmidt and Mr O'Neil

Miss Mary Waldschmidt of Riverside married Joseph O'Neil of Iowa City in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St Patrick's church. The Rt Rev Monsignor Patrick O'Reilly officiated the single ring nuptial mass, with Miss Mary Louise Regan at the organ and Vernon Brogla as soloist. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs George Wright and best man Leo O'Neil, with ushers Raymond O'Neil and Ralph O'Brien.

Mary Waldschmidt Riverside Joseph O'Neil Iowa City St Patrick's Church Alonsignor Patrick O'Reilly Mary Louise Regan Vernon Brogla George Wright Leo O'Neil Raymond O'Neil Ralph O'Brien

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Vientague at Montague Home

A basket dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Montague on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Glen Vientague’s birth anniversary. Mrs Vientague received a gift as the guests, including Vivian Meredith, Mrs Harold Cole, Mrs Charles Buchanan, Mrs Bitest Metberg, Mrs John Pruciuse, and Mrs H E Williams, enjoyed an evening of cards.

Archie Montague Glen Vientague Monstague Vivian Meredith Harold Cole Mies Charles Buchanan Bitest Metberg John Pruciuse H E. Willams

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