Framingham Bride Wears Self Designed Gown in Cedar Rapids Wedding
Mrs Lavely wore a turquoise dress with gardenia and rose corsages as she and her groom, a Boston University theology student and Wesley Methodist pastor, wed at Magee home on Cornell College campus. Four hundred guests attended the ceremony and reception. out of town guests included Cedar Rapids and Des Moines residents. The couple plans to live at 343 Concord Street in Framingham Massachusetts after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Josephine Gertrude Magee
John B. Magee
Cornell College
Magee
John Hillman Lavely
Framingham
Mass
Horace T. Lavely
Meadville
First Methodist Church
Lavely
John L. Hullman
Indianola
J. Ralph Magee
Des Moines
John Calvin Magee
Jane Cole Magee
Eleanor Gough
Peggy Jane Magee
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Eloise Magee
John B. Magee, Jr
Seattle
Wash
Stephen W. Wilder
W. R Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hedges
J. R Eyre
Edward T. Gough
Glenn Rowley
Mary MacGregor
Betty Cole
Carolyn Neal
Bernice Sipple
Lois Bigger
Betty June Hedges
Margaret Keyes
J.B. MacGregor
Luella V. Ninde
R. A Nelson
Concord Street
University of Washington At Seattle
Boston University Graduate School
Delta Tau Delta
Boston University School of Theology
Wesley Methodist Church
Boston University
Harvard
John Hillman
Earl Baker
Lois Snider
Cedar Falls
Betty Chicquet
Iowa Falls
Lewis Hardy
Lee
S. G. Fouse
G. L. Hill
Lisbon
Florence Van Winkle Joins Alta Vista Teaching Staff
Miss Florence Van Winkle, Coe College alumna and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. Van Winkle of 2314 Fifth Avenue SE, has left for Alta Vista to teach public school music and high school English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence van Winkle
Coe College
Howard L. van Winkle
Fifth Avenue SE
Alta Vista
Amor H Sargents Home After Three Weeks Trip
Mr and Mrs Amor H Sargent returned home Wednesday evening after a three weeks trip to Cleveland Ohio to visit their daughter Mrs George Karch and Mr Karch and in Leland Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor H. Sargent
Washington Avenue
Cleveland, O
George Karch
Mr. Karch
Leland, Mich
Ex Quakerettes Club Meeting Friday at Hazel Weatherwax Home
The Ex Quakerettes club plans a Friday gathering at 1 30 p m at Mrs Hazel Weatherwax home 1320 Eighth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Weatherwax
Eighth Street
Visitors Brighten Social Events In Cedar Rapids Homes
Out of town guests brighten Cedar Rapids social scene with visits from Miss Louise Barnes of Honolulu and Miss Joan Davies of Clinton. Mrs Miss Joan Yessler hosted a buffet for Davies and a luncheon for Barnes at the Montrose hotel, with later visits from the Ogden family and others from Missouri and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joan Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Louise Barnes
Honolulu
Hawaii
Joan Davies
Clinton
Barnes
Cheley Camp
Estes Park
Colo
Stephens College
Columbia
Miss Davies
Miss Yessler
Montrose Hotel
Miss Barnes
Mrs. Laura Rice Hosts Guests En Route to Savannah
Mrs. Laura Rice of 1113 Second Avenue SE has hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rice and Mrs. Frank Snell for three days. The trio, formerly Milwaukee residents, were traveling to Savannah Georgia to establish a new home and left for the south Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Rice
Second Avenue SE
J. E. Rice
Frank Snell
Milwaukee
Savannah
South
Refugee Club Forms. Weekly Meetings Planned
Mary Miller Susan Moon Betty Laurer Marcia Healy and Patricia Olson organize a Little Refugee club. The group met Thursday at 430 o'clock in Miss Moon's home at 2340 Linden Drive SE and will make scarfs and comforters for refugees in Great Britain. Meetings will be weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Susan Moon
Betty Laurer
Marcia Healy
Patricia Olson
Miss Moon
Linden Drive
Great Britain
Windermere book club gathers nine for breakfast
Mrs Henry E Holscher of the Windermere apartments entertained nine members of her modern reading group at breakfast Thursday morning. An exchange of books followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Holscher
Windermere Apartments
Stitch and Chatter Club Plans First Fall Session
Stitch and Chatter club members will meet at the Community House on Friday at 1 pm for the first fall session. The gathering will map out the year’s work and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Aunt Het Quote Sparks Gender Stance on Patients
In a remark attributed to Aunt Het a nurse claimed women patients are catty. The remark adds that women are no more spoiled than men if they have not been pampered.
Two Brides Honored Ahead of WEDDING in Cedar Rapids
Brides to be Patricia Graves and Ruth Preston plus recent bride Mrs Quentin De Nio feature in Cedar Rapids social week events. Luncheon for Graves at E J Lattner home with 40 guests. DeNio open house for 75 at 1730 Third Ave SE. Preston plans a Friday wedding at 1307 Elmhurst Dr NE with sisterly tea and informal dinners preceding the ceremony. Hostesses include Mrs John Randall Mrs Charles Spears and Mrs Kenneth Bogaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
Ruth Preston
Quentin de Nio
Miss Graves
E. J. Lattner
Cottage Grove Avenue
John D. Randall
Charles A. Spears
Lattner
Charles M. Daniel
Terre Haute
Ind
William Leslie MacVane II
Kenneth Bogaard
Dunreath Drive
E. W. DeNio
Third Avenue SE
Quentin DeNio
Minneapolis
June DeNio
DeNio
Cedar Rapids
E. W. DeNia
Arthur Fordham
Princeton
Ill
Mildred Danskin
Ralph Charlan
Twenty-sixth Street
Philip E. DeVoe
Park Avenue SE
William W. Boardman, Jr
Elmhurst Drive
Hanford unit No 5 reports at Memorial building meeting
At a Tuesday meeting in the Memorial building Hanford unit No 5 heard reports from the recent Marshalltown convention. The group outlined emphasis on adult Americanism education Red Cross aid juvenile delinquency focus and a year of high membership. A 4 293 child aid total cost 18 620 was noted along with a new high of 27 300 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Memorial Building
Department
Marshalltown
American Red Cross
Louis F. Schirm
Roy W. Decker
Mes
Harold E. Travis
F. C. Parrish
A. E. Schoendelen
J. P. Winn
Frank Nalley
Norman D. Bowers
R. A. Duthbert
Avenue NE
George Ressa
Red Cross
Margaret Heinrich
Robert M. Vesely
M. Nassif
V. A. Kofron
J. F. Yarcho
P. C. Leatherberry
Marvin D Cone Family Home After Toronto Trip
Prof and Mrs Marvin D Cone and daughter Doris return to Cedar Rapids from a three week vacation in Toronto Canada. They visited Mrs Cone's mother Mrs Edward Swift and stayed on Lake Simcoe with Mrs Vera Fuller. Reginald Garth Weeks, enlisted in the Lorne Scottish regiment, was a guest at the Fuller home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin D. Cone
Fifth Avenue SE
Doris
Cedar Rapids
Toronto
Canada
Cone
Edward Swift
Lake Simcoe
Vera Fuller
Reginald Garth Weeks
Lorne Scottish Regiment
Horace. Hedges, Jr
Fuller
Mrs Beems Completes Visit With Nephew in St Louis
Mrs Clark A Beems of 377 Twenty first Street SE ended a three weeks stay in St Louis Wednesday night. She was guest of her nephew Dr Joseph Jaudon and Mrs Jaudon and their infant child during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Joseph Jaudon
Jaudon
Leighton Couple Returns From Week-Long Vacation
Mr and Mrs W L Leighton 2602 E avenue NE returned Wednesday evening from a week long vacation visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C H Howard and their grandchildren Marilyn and Betsy in Odon Indiana and also in Louisville and Fort Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Leighton
E Avenue NE
Mrs
C. H Howard
Marilyn
Betsy
Odon
Ind
Louisville
Fort Knox
Dr Hulda Rice Hosts Wednesday Social Club Brunch
Dr Hulda Rice of 2201 Fifth Avenue SE hosted a brunch for the Wednesday Social club. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames F A Fitch R W Hubbard and C M Hatfield. Guests played bridge and rummy in a light social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Rice
Fifth Avenue SE
F. A. Fitch
R. W. Hubbard
C. M. Hatfield
Mrs Stebbins and son head to California visits
Mrs Mary Stebbins and her son Glenn depart from their home at 616 Fourth Avenue SE for a trip to Redding California to visit her daughter and then to San Pedro California to see her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stebbins
Fourth Avenue SE
Glenn
Redding
Calif
Coleman Family Reunion at Ellis Park
A Coleman family reunion is scheduled for Sunday at Ellis Park. Attendees should bring picnic items for a noon meal served at 12:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Ellis Park
Garden Prizes Harvest Pattern For Tea Towels
A Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft pattern offers a transfer pattern with six motifs averaging 5 14 by 6 14 inches. Materials, stitch illustrations, and color schemes are included. send 10 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Landis Family Back From Delavan Wisconsin Visit
Returning Tuesday after a weekend in Delavan Wisconsin were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Landis and their son Ronald 3012 C avenue NE. They visited friends Mr. and Mrs. L. Vick former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Wis
R. L. Landis
C Avenue NE
Ronald
L. Vick
Cedar Rapids
Volunteer Circle of the King's Daughters Meet for Dessert Luncheon
Members gathered at Mrs. Lloyd Platt's home 2307 E Avenue NE for a Tuesday afternoon dessert luncheon. The group plans a Red Cross sewing session on September 16 at Mrs. P. A. Olson's home 347 Twentieth Street SE.
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Circle of the King’s Daughters
Lloyd Platt
E Avenue NE
Red Cross
P. A. Olson
Twentieth Street
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Josephine Magee
Rev
Lovely
Mt. Vernon
Lasswell Photo
Third Avenue
Allegheny College
Craemer’s
Barbara Gould
A. W. Peterson Co
Ben Ogden
E. M. Rowland
Hattie Cass
Eleanor Cass
Mexico
J. H. Rowland
Shreveport
Mrs. Rice
Mrs. Henry Holscher
Stitch, Chatter Club
Shatched Sock
Meadstots
Marvin
Mrs. Beems
Nephew
Leightons
Kentucky
DR. Rice
Stebbins
Laird Wheeler
Kodak
Baldridge Studio
Third St
Rahrah Collegienne
Raven
C— Exer
LaCensea Cardisan
Ag Biege
Ann Wyree Steess
Diareen
Sises
Seewiye
Cedar. Rapids
Second Street
Dial
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