A Rich Life Awaited Her In Homeland
Mrs. Edwin O. Reischauer, wife of the U S ambassador, discusses returning to Japan, adjusting to protocol and diplomacy, and balancing life between Tokyo society and official duties. She notes some Japanese bias against Oriental Occidental marriages, yet says life in Tokyo has been largely pleasant and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeland
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Haru Reischauer
Saturday Evening Post
Reischauer
Far East
Oberlin College
Embassy
Miss Mary Faul Feted At Shower For December Bride
Miss Mary K. Faul a December 1929 bride elect of James P. Fogarty was honored at a mixed shower Wednesday evening at Bishops cafeteria. Twenty five guests attended hosted by Mrs. R. T. Cummings Miss Loretta Howe Mrs. Frank Willenberg and Miss Catherine Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Faul
James P. Fogarty
Avenue NE
Bishop's Cafeteria
Iere
R. T. Cummings
Park Avenue SE
Loretta Howe
Fourth Avenue SE
Frank Willenberg
Grande Avenue SE
Catherine Schmitz
Chicago
Faul
J. P. Faul
Fifth Avenue Ise
Baroque program moved to Tuesday by Chamber Music Society
The Chamber Music Society of Coe College will present its Baroque program at 8 P.M. Tuesday rather than Sunday, correcting a Wednesday Gazette notice. The change shifts the performance to an earlier weekday slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Music Society of
Coe College
Ne Ha Eva Group Members Share Dinner and Elections
Camp Fire three members hosted a buffet for the Ne- Ha- E- Wa group at guardian Mrs. Louis R. Mottinger’s home on Seventh Street SW. To Wan Ka members elected Cathy Rice president Kathy Hendricksmyer vice president Julie Ferguson secretary and Susan Fries treasurer. Meetings with guardian Mrs. Gene Fries took place at 2825 Seely Avenue SE. Prairie area leaders met with Mrs. Joe Mitralsky Cedar Rapids Route Two for coffee a Christmas gift and craft idea exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne- Ha-E-Wa
The
Guardian
Louis R. Mottinger
Seventh Street
To- Wan-Ka
Cathy Rice
Kathy Hendricksmyer
Julie Ferguson
Susan Fries
Gene Fries
Seely Avenue
Prairie
Joe Mitralsky
Cedar Rapids
Route Two
Social Register Drops Piersons in 1963 Edition
New York AP report says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s daughter Ann Rockefeller and her husband Rev. Robert L. Pierson are dropped from the 1963 Social Register. Countess Christina Palozzi also dropped. Pierson notes feeling like a misfit without friends listed. Divorce of Rockefeller and Mary Clark Rockefeller did not affect their listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Social Register
Christina Palozzi
Ann C. Rockefeller
Robert L. Pierson
Mr. Pierson
Jackson
Miss
Gov. Rockefeller
Mary T. Clark Rockefeller
Chance
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Jacqueline Kennedy
Alice Lyon Auchincloss
Duplicate Bridge winners named for monthly master point play
At the Roosevelt hotel the Mitchell movement produced first place for north-south to Mrs D W Moranville and Mrs S G Blencoe and first place for east-west to Mrs Ed Hanna and Keith Bean of Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Movement
Roosevelt Hotel
D. W. Moranville
S. G. Blencoe
Ed Hanna
Keith Bean
Williamsburg
Abbey Wedding Predicted for Queen's Cousin Alexandra
Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy, a wealthy commoner, announced an engagement that surprised Britain. A Westminster Abbey wedding is anticipated with the queen possibly elevating Ogilvy to the peerage. No date set, but the abbey is listed as the likely site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Westminster Abbey
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Duke of Kent
Elizabeth
Katherine Worsley
Yorkshire
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Earl of
Snowdon
Ogilvy
Scot
Earl of Airlie
Armstrong-Jones
Princess Alexandra
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Marina
Margaret
Skiptons to mark fortieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cecil Skipton of Columbus will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. The couple have eight sons and 20 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus City
Cecil Skipton
Spinach with Herb Sauce and Almond Butter Topping
A kitchen note by Naomi Doebel describes two spinach serving ideas. The first folds an herb sauce into a creamy mix using butter flour water sour cream horseradish thyme marjoram lemon juice salt and pepper to create a two cup sauce for hot spinach. The second provides a lemon almond butter drizzle with toasted slivered almonds to finish over freshly cooked spinach.
Baker's Hair Tonic and Shampoo Ad from Waterloo
An Iowa advertisement touts Baker's Hair Tonic as effective against dandruff and itchy scalp with a money back guarantee. Mrs. John Manross of Mulberry Street endorses it, claiming it restored her scalp and hair. The copy also promotes Baker's Shampoo for a clean scalp and lustrous hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
John Manross
Mulberry St
Diana Vreeland Named Vogue Editor in Chief
Diana Vreeland will become editor in chief of Vogue on January 1 as Jessica Daves retires after a long tenure. Patcevitch of Conde Nast announced the appointment. Vreeland previously served as fashion editor at Harper’s Bazaar for 25 years before joining Vogue last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Diana Vreeland
Vogue Magazine
Jessica Daves
I. S. V. Patcevitch
Conde Nast Publication, Inc
Vogue
Miss Susie Nealeigh Honored At Shower
A personal shower was held Thursday evening for Miss Susie Nealeigh of 1338 Sixth street NW at Mrs. William Watsons home. Hostesses were Mrs. Vernon Lustick and Mrs. Allen Nelson. Miss Nealeigh will marry Larry Osnes of 1336 Sixth street NW on December 21 at Ellis Park Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Nealeigh
Sixth Street
William Watson
Carter Street
Vernon Lustick
Favenue
Allen Nelson
Linwood Street
Miss Nealeigh
Larry Osnes
Ellis Park Church of God
Mrs Vyhnanek to stage piano student recital
Mrs. Marguerite Vyhnanek of 8260 Avenue NW presents eight piano students in a recital Saturday at 2 30 PM in her home. Participants include Audrey Steinert Susan Kinley Bobby Richardson Pamela Moneypenny Robert Oakley Karla Dicken Linda Dicken and Tom McMullen A social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Vyhnanek
Avenue NW
Audrey Steinert
Susan Kinley
Bobby Richardson
Pamela Moneypenny
Robert Oakley
Karla Dicken
Linda Dicken
Tom McMullen
Girl Scouts Installations and Craft Sessions Reported
Girl Scouts Troop 315 Intermediates held an investiture Monday at Cedar Christian Church. Troop 330 Brownies made Indian corn necklaces and bracelets Wednesday at Lincoln School with leader Mrs. Frank Bushey. Up-to-the-minute world news edited by Ron Cochran on ABC Evening Report at 6 15 p.m. Friday on KCRG TV 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Christian Church
Brownies
Lincoln School
Frank Bushey
Ron Cochran
ABC Evening Report
Ikcrg-Tv
Heel Spurs Compared To Corn Or Callus In Heel Pain
Reader questions about heel spurs reveal they are calcified tendon tissue, often no pain unless pressure or injury. Cushioning and medical evaluation can relieve discomfort. X rays confirm spur location. A swing shift life expectancy is not affected if eating and sleeping are aligned to work hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molner
Cedar Rapids Couple Wed In First Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids couple Bernice Mett ler of 411 Sixth Street SE and John Vern mont of 106 Third Avenue SE were married Saturday at 11 in the First Methodist Church. They plan to reside at the Sixth Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Mettler
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
John Vernimont
Third Avenue
First ‘Methodist Church
King's Daughters Circle Votes Charity and Plans Gift Drive
The King's Daughters Friendly Service circle met with Mrs. Horace Achter for a dessert luncheon. Seven members voted to donate to the Junior Circle of Little Women at Community House and Pine Tree Mission. Plans were made for a Christmas gift project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Service Circle
Horace Achter
Bever Circle Drive
Little Women
Community House
Pine Tree Mission
Quick Christmas Cash Want Ad Call Line
A brief classified notice promotes placing want ads by telephone dialing EM 2 112. The copy emphasizes quick Christmas cash and weaves in a simple call to action for readers to use the phone.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Society For Women
Gazette
L. W. Ward
Coe
Herbert Gerstman
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Andrew Nash
Russell Nash
C Avenue
East
Gerstman
Vienna
Nash
Washington High School
Whitman College
Tooney Art Assn
By Gay Pauley
State Department
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
By Jone Heloms
14Th Ave
SEEM
Mary Faul
COE Music Society
3Rd Ave
Piersons
Cecil Skiptons
By Naomi Doebel
Pierson
Ellis Blvd
Girl Scouts
Joseph G. Mother
Dr. Mother
W.D
Paris Academy of Beauty
Twin Pines
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