Cedar Rapids Garden Club tour draws 500 women
A Cedar Rapids Garden club tour drew 500 attendees from 45 Iowa towns and three neighboring states. The event, largely women with one man from West Union, showcased floral arrangements sold to raise about $2,000 for landscaping projects at Janet Boyd Community House Coe College Municipal airport YWCA patio and city grounds.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
West Union
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa City
Amanas
Independence
Des Moines
Indianola
Shellsburg
Central City
Mt. Vernon
Arlington
Monona
Manchester
Winthrop
Dysart
Newhall
Lone Tree
Dubuque
LaPorte City
Marengo
Maquoketa
Montezuma
Atkins
Decorah
Brooklyn
Springville
Stanwood
Anamosa
Grinnell
Postville
Wellman
Vinton
Greene
Keystone
West Liberty
Preston
Fairfield
Deep River
Pella
Elkader
Palo
Aurora
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Janet Boyd
Coe College
YWCA
Dinner dance for Congenial Hundred set at Royale Ballroom
Congenial Hundred club hosts its first fall dinner dance at the Royale Ballroom in Fairfax. Dinner starts 6 30 PM and dancing runs 8 30 PM to midnight with Leonard Reyman’s band. Chairmen are Mr and Mrs John L Peterson and board reps are Bernard and Erman Erdmans.
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Congenial Hundred Club
Leonard Reyman
Royale Ballroom
Fairfax
John L. Peterson
Bernard W. Erdmans
Ladies Literary And Sorority Alumnae Meetings
The Ladies Literary club will meet Monday at 2 15 at Mrs Sherman Yates home 335 Crescent street SE to hear Mrs Arthur W Erskine discuss current Broadway plays Other meetings include Graduate Nurses club at Embassy club Wednesday at 6 30 Reservations available Museum Piece top listing Mrs Leo J Morrissey EM for Beethoven club 2 8818 or Mrs Mary Jasa FN 3 1174 YWCA Thursday 10 am program by four women and poets The Gordon Wolffs visit the Conrads Mr and Mrs Gordon Wolff of Wauwatosa and Chilton Wis visited Mrs J J Conrad 26 Blake terrace SE en route home from the Ozarks Mrs Wolff a retired teacher is cousin of Mrs Conrad Three sorority alumnae units set meetings Alpha Gamma Delta Tuesday 8 pm at Mrs David Bleakley 399 Indianale road SE floral arrangement by Lewellen Florists Chi Omega Wednesday 7 30 pm for dessert at Mrs Frank Loufek 700 Twenty fifth street NE slides of Ceylon by Mrs David S Beck Gamma Phi Beta Wednesday 8 pm decorating gift wrapping recipes at Mrs R F Brisbin Mt Vernon road SE cohost Mrs Adam Kreuter</S:
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Ladies Literary Club
Sherman Yates
Crescent Street SE
Arthur W. Erskine
Graduate Nurses Club
Embassy Club
Leo J. Morrissey
Beethoven Club
Mary Jasa
YWCA
Verdure
Hayden
Eloise Basler
Arensky
Feu Roulant
Duvernoy
Helen Hickman
Ruth Burrill
Kay Gustafson
Gordon Wolffs
Conrads
Gordon Wolff
Wauwatosa
Chilton
Wis
J. J. Conrad
Blake Terrace SE
Ozarks
Wolff
Conrad
Alpha Gamma Delta
David Bleakley
Indiandale Road SE
Lewellen Florists
Judith Sadilak
Philip Swords
Leone Burger
Leland Glade
Sadilak
Chi Omega
Frank Loufek
Twentyfifth Street
Mmes
H. R. Roethlisberger
Jerry Kupris
David S. Beck
Ceylon
Hadassah Luncheon Set After Board Meeting
Hadassah schedules a luncheon and meeting at Temple Judah following a board session at 11 30 on Tuesday. Luncheon chair Mrs Lester Holland er will lead, with Morris Katzoff Allen Yarowsky and Mines presenting Impressions of Israel. Cedar Rapids Civil War Roundtable meets at Dr Morgan Fosters home to discuss Cassius Clay. Cedar Rapids Mothers Club hosts scavenger hunt and chili supper Thursday at Bever Park with table service to be brought.
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Pirie-Beyea
Iowa
Daisie Pirie-Beyea
Cedar Rapids
Temple Judah
Hadassah
Lester Hollander
Mines
Morris Katzoff
Allen Yarowsky
Israel
Morgan Foster
Linden Drive
Cassius Clay
Mozart Junior Music Club Opens Season With Meeting
The Mozart Junior Music Club will hold its first season meeting Saturday at 3 at the YWCA. New officers will be installed by Max Daehler. Richard Sadilek, 1962 camp scholarship winner, will discuss his Iowa music camp experience and present a piano solo.
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Mozart
YWCA
Max Daehler
Richard Sadilek
University of Iowa
Cathie Nassif
Debbie Eganhouse
Diane D’aquila
Lilian Godsey
Patty Skar
Lynda McMillan
Leo Geesaman
The Three Sirens and The Living Reed reviewed
Irving Wallace and Pearl S Buck are reviewed for new novels The Three Sirens and The Living Reed. Wallace uses mass appeal tropes masking sex with expedition satire while Buck portrays Korea from the 1880s to World War II through the Kim family, praising Korea and its people amid hardship.
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Irving Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Korea
Kim
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