Lattner Beats Wright In Handicap Tourney At Country Club
Bud Lattner tops Marvin Wright in a handicap round near the green with a 25 foot putt, but also three puts his eight foot attempt. The match note includes playful barbs and casual golf banter.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1939
Page
30
Bud Lattner tops Marvin Wright in a handicap round near the green with a 25 foot putt, but also three puts his eight foot attempt. The match note includes playful barbs and casual golf banter.
Travelers return from vacations across the region as schools reopen. Families from Charlevoix Pleasant Hill Iowa and western states arrive home after visits. several plan eastward trips or camping tours. Local residents join reunions and attend regional events as the season shifts.
Mrs E B Layman of 215 Twenty fifth street drive SE hosted a Friday dinner party honoring Mr Layman on his birthday. Eight attended as guests with Mr and Mrs E J Den Adel of Bartlesville and daughters Martha and Helen departing after three months with Mrs Den Adels. Reviewers group met at Mrs Arthur L Augustine’s home for breakfast and Robert O Bickel reviewed Country Lawyer by Bellamy Partridge.
William O. Gray and Miss Mary F. Comstock traveled from Cedar Rapids to Auburn for Labor Day weekend with Miss Comstock’s family. In Cedar Rapids, Mrs. F. C. Bishop and Mrs. C. W. Toms hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Richard Butters, formerly Miss Dorothy Thorson of Cedar Rapids, with pink and white decorations and guests from Cedar Rapids Marion Manchester and other cities. The America Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No. 5 plans a Memorial building meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. with an executive committee at 7:30 p.m.
Miss Marjorie Young daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Young 1824 Grande Ave SE became the bride of W Rand Van Dervoort son of Mr and Mrs B R Van Dervoort of Oak Park Ill at Westminster Presbyterian Church The Rev James H Blackstone Jr officiated with organist Miss Doris Young and attendants including Wallace A Smutz George Stone and Harry Dunlap The couple hosted a wedding breakfast at the Commonwealth tea room and will take a moss rose wool suit wedding trip.
Miss Marjorie Walters hosts relatives from Miles City and Phoenix for a wedding at Miss Walters’ niece Jane Walters and Kenneth Schoner. Nearby visits include S W Wulfmeyer and Richard Riesling from St Louis hosting eight at a bridge party. An out of town guest, Mrs Marvin Gillham of Los Angeles, visits her mother Mrs Richard Lord.
Mrs. E Harold Skinner hosted a Saturday morning breakfast and handkerchief shower for brides elect Miss Betty Kay and Miss Evelyn Northcott. Kay to marry Kenneth Myers Monday evening and Northcott to wed Walter Staves Friday. guests included local and out of town friends and relatives.
At their Monticello home, Mr and Mrs F J Kay host a bridal dinner for their daughter Elizabeth and Kenneth E Myers of Cedar Rapids. The couple will wed Monday at 8 pm at the First Congregational church in Monticello. A buffet supper follows rehearsal with gifts to attendants and many Cedar Rapids guests among others.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Erwin married Dr Don Kirkham at the Erwin home in Marion with Rev. Harry M. Gage presiding. The bride wore ivory crepe de chine over Liberty satin with lace trimming and carried white Killarney roses and gladiolas. Out-of-town guests from Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin attended the ceremony and reception, with plans to reside at Hodgson apartments in Logan after October 1.
Mrs W B Thompson of Harvey Ill announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Elizabeth to Dr Richard L Naibert son of Dr and Mrs W F Naibert 2404 Grande Ave SE The wedding is set for Sept 23 in Harvey Ill The couple began their romance in summer 1938 in Italy Miss Thompson taught a year at Chateau Thierry and studied in Europe Dr Naibert a 1936 Iowa College of Dentistry graduate practices in Cedar Rapids They are both active in dental fraternities and society memberships
Mr and Mrs Eliot Waples returned to Cedar Rapids from their wedding trip and stay with his parents at 331 Forest Drive SE before moving to Madison Wisconsin to join graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin. They wed in Iowa City on August 12 and spent three weeks at Bear Creek canyon near Denver. Dr and Mrs C V Lehman hosted Vernon Lawson of Tulsa over the holiday weekend. Dr and Mrs Alvin C Bro visited A W McGregor on Friday. Bro heads Frances Shimer school. Catherine Timm hosted a Delta Delta Delta buffet for Elizabeth Smith who recently returned from Lewisburg Tenn and will enter Vanderbilt University.
Mrs M M Thompson of 2137 First Avenue E, her daughters Elizabeth and Alice Mary, have returned after several days in Chicago. Also visiting at the Thompson home are Mrs Albert Thompson and her son Hugh of Minneapolis.
Miss Helen Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Ely of 2218 First Avenue East departs by motor for Compton California to join Compton Junior College as an instructor. She travels with Robert Dennis son of Mr and Mrs L D Dennis of 11000 Avenue Northwest and Mrs Cozette Marvick of Claremont California who is visiting in Minneapolis and Ames. En route she will visit Mrs Haven Y Simmons at 128 Twenty second Street Northeast who is vacationing in Colorado Springs.
Clare Nichols and Andrew Petersen were married in a quiet ceremony at the First Presbyterian chapel officiated by Dr. Robert Little. The reception hosted 125 guests featured tea rose decor and music by Nevin Nichols and Philip DeVoe. They will reside at 2447 Fifth Avenue SE after Sept. 15.
Miss Patricia Graves of 2142 Blake boulevard SE hosts for ten days Miss Carolyn White of Evanston Illinois as a house guest.
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