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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1937

Page

14

Exodus To Distant Schools Begins

Local youths start leaving Cedar Rapids for preparatory and college studies out of town. Bill Wheeler departs for Stanford, Barbara Blaise heads to Mills College, Martha Trewin to the University of Arizona, Katherine Stark to the College of the Sacred Heart, while others depart for eastern schools.

Cedar Rapids Bill Wheeler Glenn C. Wheeler Crescent Street Stanford University Palo Alto Calif California Barbara Blaise Karl P. Blaise Eighteenth Street Oakland Mills College Western College Martha Trewin Harold R. Trewin Fourth Avenue SE University of Arizona At Tucson Katherine Stark Leonard E. Stark Linden Drive Manhattanville N. Y College of the Sacred Heart

Younger Set Hosts Round of Fall Teas for Freshmen

Social teas honor members of younger set with Miss Dorothy Leeter and Miss Sara Lee Hesbacher hosting at Hesbacher home. Twenty-seven guests per tea with pink and white decor. Out-of-town visitors include Miss Betty Norris Ames and Miss Louise Williams Chicago. Another tea today at Mrs Wurster's tea room honors Miss Fulmer with forty guests.

Land of Knowledge Dorothy Seventeenth “Street Sara Lee Hesbacher Seventeenth Street Gladiolus Allender Seventh Avenue SE Richard Prestons E. P. Boyntons

McConlogues Host Picnic Supper and Travel News Recap

Mr and Mrs Raymond McConlogue of Lisbon hosted a lawn picnic supper with guests including Mr and Mrs E J Lattner Mr and Mrs Lael Abbott Mr and Mrs Thomas Crabbe Miss Ella Johnson and Don Anderson Cedar Rapids and visitors from Tipton Mr and Mrs Harry Platner Mount Vernon and Lis guests Frank Waples and his son Robert left for Quebec with Elliot Waples and David Brown en route to the Empress of Britain their Europe trip also notes Mrs J Hamilton Bell and daughter Jane returning from Philadelphia and Miss Margaret Dows Walker of Los Angeles sailing home and Mr and Mrs William Hotten sen to Milwaukee for parental visits Cedar Rapids. Six guests attended a porch dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Wallace Darling.

Raymond McConl Lisbon E. J. Lattner Harold R. Trewin Lael R. Abbott Thomas L. Crabbe Ella Johnson Don Anderson Cedar Rapids Harry Platner Tipton Douglas van Metre Mount Vernon Gerald Hill Lis Frank C. Waples Forest Drive Robert Quebec

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