Mrs. Vincent Hosts Weekend Houseguests and Dinners
Agnes Sinclair Vincent entertains guests at two Cedar Rapids events. A luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel honors the Mines Sinclair with 25 attendees including Miss Rachel Witwer and Mrs. F. L. Allen. A dinner for the Will family follows with Elizabeth and Philip Will and Nancy Noell among the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sinclair Vincent
Second Avenue SE
Robert Sinclair
Archer Sinclair
Indianapolis
Philip Will, Jr
Elizabeth
Philip
Evanston, IL
Roosevelt Hotel
Sinclair
Rachel Witwer
Mexico City
Merton F. Seely
Josephine Hazel
Sharon Sealy Honored At Dinner and Shower
Miss Sharon Sealy was honored Thursday evening at a dinner and kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. H. B. Kirkland Mrs. Philip K. Gaines and Miss Barbara Gaines in the Jefferson hotel Iowa City for 24 guests. Attendants include Mrs. James L. Sealy Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids friends. Kappa Alpha Theta sisters. local Cedar Rapids guests. A linen shower is planned Sunday afternoon at the Hunter in Iowa City with 26 invitations. Miss Sealy to wed Charles Lenthe in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Sealy
H. B. Kirkland
Philip K. Gaines
Barbara Gaines
Jefferson Hotel
Iowa City
James L. Sealy
Cedar Rapids
E. F. Lennie
Kappa Alpha Fheta Sorority Sisters
Jo Harp
Diane Hunter
Sheryl Chehak
Jo Ann Gabriel
Nancy Jenson
Joane Mieras
Gabriel
Hunter
Miss Sealy
Longwood Drive
Charles Lenthe
Pattern for thrifty slippers offered with transfers
Two pattern parts to cut and sew yield pretty thrifty slippers. Pattern 630 includes sizes Small through Extra Large with transfers and pattern pieces. Send 25 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Chicago Ill. Include name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles Craft observed
The Craft couple celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house in Independence from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. They will also be honored at a noon family dinner. Their daughter and daughter in law act as hostesses and guest book keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Charles Craft
Harold Andrews
Blairstown
Beryl Craft
Rowley
Mrs Ahlgren Drives Get Out The Vote Campaign
Mrs Oscar A Ahlgren president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs opened the annual board meeting in Washington by stressing the get out the vote drive. She said the nation's strength lies in the many who vote and urged women to ensure family and friends vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oscar A. Ahlgren
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
GFWC
Ahlgren
Homecoming Visitors in Gunn Home
Homecoming visitors at 225 Thirty-fourth street idrive SE in the Gunn residence include Mr. and Mrs. M L Gunn of Clear Lake Dr Forest Hinkhouse of West Liberty Miss Ruth Michels of Washington and Lt Gene Whiteman of Great Lakes Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Charles L. Gunn
Thirty-fourth Street
Idrive SE
M. ‘L. Gunn
Clear Lake
Forest Hinkhouse
West Liberty
iMiss Ruth Michels
Washington
Lt Gene Whiteman
Great Lakes
Allen W Hamblins Weekend Visitors in Bedford
Mr and Mrs Allen W Hamblin of Bedford are Homecoming weekend visitors staying with Dr and Mrs Ben Wolverton at 2159 Blake Boulevard SE and with Mr and Mrs S Pee ratte at 384 Nineteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Hamblin
Bedford
Ben Wolverton
Blake, Boulevard SE
S. Pee Ratte
Nineteenth Street
Sanderodks Attend Ames Homecoming Activities
Mr and Mrs Russell Sanderbeck and their son Richard of 1923 Second Avenue SE will attend Homecoming activities at Iowa State College in Ames. They will spend the day with their other son Jim a freshman at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sanderbeck
Richard
Second Avenue SE
Iowa State College
Ames
Sanderbecks
Jim
Whoa
Durham and Hopkins Return Home From Philadelphia Trip
Mr and Mrs H D Durham of 2306 Hillcrest Drive SE and Mr and Mrs Glenn W Hopkins of 2122 Fifth Avenue SE return today from Philadelphia where they spent a week together in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Durham
Hillcrest Drive
Glenn W. Hopkins
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
Illinois guests to visit Coe Homecoming weekend
Visitors for the Coe Homecoming weekend include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toriello of Berwyn Illinois staying with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones at 411 Twenty-sixth Street SE and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tramer of Evanston Illinois staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore at 410 Twenty-sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Robert Toriello
Berwyn
Richard Jones
Twenty-sixth Street
Bill Tramer
Evanston
Ill
Fred Moore
Tom McPartlands Attend School Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Tom McPartland of Iowa City will attend the homecoming. Mrs McPartland is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Cullman of 428 Nineteenth Street NE. Mr McPartland is the son of Mr and Mrs T F McPartland of 2047 Linn Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McPartland
Iowa City
McPartland
Louis Cullman
Nineteenth Street
T. F. McPartland
Linn ‘Boulevard
Visitors to Hughes Home Attend Coe Homecoming
Visitors this weekend at 1113 Twenty-ninth Street NE will be Mr. Hughes’ brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of Des Moines, attending Coe Homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Twenty-ninth Street
Mr. Hughes
Robert Hughes
Des Moines
Coe
Gerald Ards Guests in Cedar Rapids Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ard of Albuquerque New Mexico formerly of Cedar Rapids are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S G Platt at 33 Eighteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ards
Platt Homie
Gerald Ard
Albuquerque
N. M
Cedar Rapids
S. G. Platt
Eighteenth Street
Wanka Luta Camp Fire Girls Plan Halloween Party Invitations
The Wanka Luta Camp Fire Girls met on Wednesday evening to prepare invitations for a Halloween party on October 28. They are inviting their teachers and are led by Mrs. Ralph Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanka-Luta Camp Fire
Ralph Streets
Pauline Lowe Circle Meets for Red Cross Work
Pauline Lowe circle of King's Daughters met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Robert C. Johnson’s home at 722 Twenty-fifth Street NE. The group did hand work for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lowe
King's Daughters
Robert c. Johnson
Twenty-fifth Street
Delta Gamma Sorority Rushees Entertained at Embassy Club
Delta Gamma chapter of Pr Omicron entertained rushees at a Thursday dinner at the Embassy club. Guests included Marilyn Burgher Margery Abernathy Elaine Nelson Elaine Rusher Mary Zerbee Lavina Meyers and Parothy Lorene. Cards were played.
Circle of the King's Daughters Luncheon Meeting
LH N circle gathered for a Thursday luncheon at Mrs Harold Kimball's home 2538 A avenue NE. Mrs George Farris led devotions before the group sewed for St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lh.n. Circle of the King's Daughters
Harold Kimball
George Farris
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids Symphony forms women’s committee
Forty women enrolled in the newly formed Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association women’s committee. Mrs. James M. Skinner named chair and also vice president. The revived group aims to grow to 100 members to aid fund raising and ticket sales as the 1952 53 concert series begins November five with a Coliseum benefit concert followed by four free shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association
James M. Skinner
Thomas H. Firnie
Symphony
James Turnbull to Visit During Homecoming Weekend
James Turnbull and his daughter Mary Ann of Davenport will stay with Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok at 2018 Fifth Avenue SE. Turnbull, a 1927 Coe graduate, plans to attend the Clan of C breakfast during Homecoming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Turnbull
Mary Ann
Davenport
Charles T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Coe
Clan of C
Easy sewing apron pattern 4578 from Anne Adams
Pattern 4578 offers sizes Small 14 16 Medium 18 20 Large 40 42 with embroidery transfer. Small uses 2 yards 34 inch fabric. Send 35 cents for pattern plus 1st class mailing cents if needed. Address requests to Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Chicago Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
P.O
Chicago
Ill
Waterbury Woman to Head National OES in Milwaukee
Mrs Ed win Howard Jones of Waterbury Conn was elected most worthy grand matron of the general grand chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the triennial Milwaukee convention. She succeeds Mrs Abbie Hanson of Hammond Ind and will be installed Friday with other national officers. Also elected were Mrs Florence Plummer Mrs Mamie Lander Miss Katharine Gavins Dr Wilbur C Crambler and Lloyd McCrae jointly named as grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Edwin Howard Jones
Waterbury
Conn
Order of the Eastern Star
Jones
Abbie Hanson
Hammond
Ind
Masonic Auxiliary
Florence Plummer
Fairview Village
Mamie Lander
Washington, D. C
Katharine Gavins
Richmond
Wilbur C. Crambler
Bethany
W. Va
Lloyd, McCrae
Helix
Oregon
Circus Birthday Party for Terry Hull
Terry Hull celebrated his fourth birthday Thursday morning with a circus party hosted by his parents Nat D. and Mrs. Hull at 1756 Avenue NE. Decorations featured pennants circus posters and a life sized lion and tiger model. Guests included Stuart Lehr Jackie Cummins Francis Mc Mann Johnny Wern ing Annette Richardson Carolyn Hykes Kathy Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hull
Nat D. Hull
Avenue NE
Mr. Hull
Stuart Lehr
Jackie Cummins
Francis McMann
Johnny and
Mary Werning
Annette and
Ruthie Richardson
Carolyn Hykes
Donnie Teeple
Sevett von Spreecken
Kathy Hull
Smiths to visit Mahannahs during Coe Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Minneapolis will stay with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs J C Mahannah at 1562 Fourth save nue SE. They plan to attend Coe Homecoming and their son Douglas is a Coe freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Minneapolis
Mrs Ralph E Guy Returns to Burlington Home
Mrs Ralph E Guy returns to her Burlington residence after a week with her mother Mrs H J Sindahi at 26 Blake Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Guy
Burlington
H. J. Sindahi
Blake Terrace
Community House hosts Jane Boyd circle dessert tea
A Thursday afternoon dessert forJane Boyd circle members of the King's Daughters at the Community House was hosted by Mrs. Robert Leamon. Mrs. William Hughes led devotions and Mrs. Gertrude Bain led Bible study. Ann Miller and Bob Dotzauer explained the Central City PTA clubs work and aims. Dr. Alfred Brendel spoke at Adona’s first regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hincheon
Jane Boyd
King's Daughters
Robert Leamond
William Hughes
Gertrude Bain
Ann Miller
Bob Dotzauer
PTA
Adona
Alfred City Chest
Brendel
Lynches Plan Iowa State Homecoming Attendance
Dr and Mrs William M Lynch of 2921 Center Point road NE will attend Iowa State College Homecoming at Ames this weekend. The King’s Daughters Service Circle met at Mrs Marvin Brown’s home for a covered dish luncheon and packed clothing to be sent to the Indians at Tama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lynch
Center Point Road
Iowa State College
Ames
King's Daughters
Marvin Brown
Thirteenth Street NW
Tama
Return from Montana by Miss Eurydice Wallace and Mrs Lebkicher
Miss Eurydice Wallace and Mrs. C B Lebkicher of 1719 Washington Avenue SE returned Wednesday from Miles City Montana where they spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurydice Wallace
C. B. Lebkicher
Washington Avenue
Miles City
Mont
Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Chapter Hosts Formal Dinner
The Montrose hotel hosted a Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Chapter formal dinner on Thursday evening. New initiates included Marcia Sprague Donna Shannon Carol Bruns Marlene Ash Beverly Boland Marcy Hill and Ann Mistele with yellow roses as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
Marcia Sprague
Donna’ Shannon
Carol Bruns
Marlene Ash
Beverly Boland
Marcy Hill
Ann Mistele
Pocketed neck scarf offers stash for few
A New York fashion novelty appears for budget wearers a neck scarf with a pocket on the underside sized about 3 by 4 inches. The pocket holds cigarettes combs cosmetics money or similar items while the Ascot style scarf circles the neck with slim middle and wide ends. It comes in cotton silk or nylon and sells for 2.98 and up. The writer notes two practical worries what to do with cigarettes when tied and how the scarf works when needing a smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkins
Marjorie Medary Set as Story-Teller on KCRG
Marjorie Medary author of children s books and former Wauken resident will tell a story this week Saturday at 10 30 am on radio station KCRG Story parade. She was born in Wauken and studied at Mt Vernon Corners College and Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Medary
Wauken
KCRG
Ional
Miss Medary
Corners ‘College
Mt. Vernon
Northwestern University
Evanston
Crisscross Corners
College
Crinoline
Medary
Connecticut
New York
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Mrs. Vincent
MR. and
Mrs
Allen W. Hamblins
Durhams
Hopkins
Illinois EN Jones
Moore Homes
Tom McPartlands
Oscar“ette
the Clinic
Heem
Third Avenue
Pauline Love Circle
Women’s Committee of Symphony
Co. T. Hickok
Norcross
Stationery Department
Waterbury, Conn
O.E.S
J. C. Mahannah
W. M. Lynches
Iowa State
Montana
Phyllis Battelle
Warner
Warner's
Armstrong Corset Shop
Rem
U. 8
Pat
Kehrer-Wheatland CO
1St Ave. SE
Kehrer
Wheatland Plumbing
First Avenue
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